The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-09-04
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
Parties having friends going away or WIS.,
itfng them will please notify us by telephone
or otherwise.l
A. S. James is in New York.
e. A. Fusch has returned from a
business trip South.
Miss Fannie Herrick is the guest
of Mrs. w. Z. Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Miller are stay
ing at the Bethel House.
Mr.. Arch Moore, of Williamsport,
is clerking for G. G.. Gross.
Miss Mamie Rea is visiting friends
in the BigbyvIlle country.
Mrs. M. NJ. Roberts and Miss Lille,
are back from the SPRING..
Miss Fannie Webster is the guest Of
Mrs. Dodson, at the Bethel.
J. 2. McGaw, Jr., is in attendance
upon the Bowling Green Fair.
Mrs. Cornell, of South. Nashville,
is visiting friends in the city.
Messrs. Edgar and Herbert Latta
were in MurfreesboIo this week.
Misses Sallie and Dora Neeley are
visiting friends at Hill Station.
Misses Addie Lipscomb and Irene
Latla have returned from Primms.
Miss Ellie JacObus, of Nashville, is
visiting Miss Mamie Barker this week.
John w. Stovall, of Friar's Point,
Miss, is visiting Horace Rainey and
family.
J Rosenthal has returned from New
York, where he purchased big stock
of goods.
II. F. Fariss, Jr., has returned from
an extended trip through the great
Northwest.
Miss Kate Harlan has returned
from Kobe, Japan, to her home in
this county.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Starke left
Wednesday for their new home at
Jacksonville, Fla.
Mr.. +. Il. LeftWich, of Memphis, is
visiting his parents in the Hamp-
shire neighborhoOd.
Thos. Brown, son of Col. Allen
Brown, has gone to attend school at
Cornell University.
Mrs. Aldrich and daughter Miss
Sara, of Natchez, Miss, are stopping
at the Bethel House.
Mrs. Alice Butler, of Spring Hill,
has returned to Columbus and will re-
sumo her class in art.
Misses sheppard, who have been
guests of Miss jamie Trimble, have
returned TO n ashville.
a. Maxvin and family have re-
turned from Huntsville, to make
Columbia their home.
Mrs John Hendricks, who has
spent the summer in Mississippi,
will return Monday.
Miss Charlotte Henderson has re-
turned from q visit Of several weeks
to friends in Chicago.
Mr.. Carrick Farris is again clerking
/ for g. G. Gross, where he will be glad
to see his old customers.
Miss Tessie Blum and brother of
Nashville are visiting Mrs. A.
Samuels on Ninth street.
Miss Addie Thomas of Lynnville,
has returned home after pleasant
visit to Miss Ethel Collier.
E. G. Perry, who has been quite
sick for the last two weeks, we are
glad to report is improving.
Miss Leila Buchanan who has had
quite a pleasant visit to relatives i'll
Alabama, has returned home.
Misses Alice Dixon and Annie
Mcmillan will attend Wards Semi
nary, Nashville, this session.
Miss Ada Craig of Nashville, after
a two weeks visit to Miss Priscilla
Voss, returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. F. w. Dixon and child, Of
Birmingham are visiting DIR. j. T.
and Mrs. Dixon, at Ashwood.
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J. w. Shelton left yesterday for Bowl
ing Green, Ky. to attend the fair.
Mr.. r. II. Todd, wife and son Harry,
of st. Joseph, Mo-, have been Oh q
visit to Mr.. w. II. Lipscomb and
family.
Miss Flora Harlan, daughter of Mr..
Jake Harlan of LipscOmb, left Tues
day for Nashville to attend Prices
school
Miss Callie White has returned
home after q pleasant visit to her
cousin Mrs. ]. ID. Haunaway, at Pc
tersbug.
Mrs. Wyatt T. Alternately of Nash
vile, who has been visiting relatives
home Monday.
Mrs. John Leans Thompson, nee
Miss Sallie GLASGOW, and Miss Clay
tie Ford, of Nashville, are the guests
of Mrs. Geo. Sarven.
G. NJ. Erwin returned home last
Friday, after an absence OF four
months travel in the southern states
in the interest of Grant Brothers
nurseries.
Miss Dosia Collier of Franklin, re-
turned home Tuesday after pleas
ant visit to Miss Ethel Collier. Miss
Ethel went with her to spend two Oh
three weeks.
s. Gross was in st. Louis this week
where he attended a bankrupt sale OF
shoes and purchased largely at low
prices. He will go to Cincinnati Sun
day to buy his fall stock of dry goods
Mrs. E. E. Erwin returned home
Monday after a long visit to hel
mother and friends in Murfreesboro
Mrs. Erwin's little neice Miss Luri'
LilIard returned with her and viii
att md school at the Athen@um.
Miss Laura Bicknell has moved tc
Sixth Street, between North MAR
and Garden streets, and is prepared
to make dresses and wraps for ladies
and misses. We hope her friends
will read her card in another column
and remember her.
Prof. John Caruthers, assistant
teacher at Towards Institute, Mt
/ Pleasant, reached here last Friday
and favored the HERALD with call
He will be pleasant acquisition t.
the delightful society of this already
charming neighbOrhOOd.