The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-07-31
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Personal INTEELlGENGEs
iting them win please notify us by telephone
or otherWlse.l
a. P. Church is at Primms.
VIII Ridley is at Cayce Syringe.
Mr.. Sam Orr, of Nashville, il here.
w. S. Rainey, Esq, is at Beaver
Dam.
II. NJ. Rogers has returned to Little
Rock.
Miss Amy Warfield is at Beaver
Dam.
Mrs. Alice Mckay is at Summer
town.
sheriff Harlan ffas returned from
Primms.
Miss Louise Caldwell is at Sum
mertOwn.
Miss Bessie Dale has returned from
Mississippi.
w. p. Woodbridge is little under
the weather.
G. w. Irvine, of Birmingham, was
here recently.
Mrs. Richey, of Louisville, is visit
ing relatives here.
J. J. Hendricks has returned from
Iuka, Mississippi.
Mr.. Alrich, OF Cullman, Ala, was
here last Tuesday.
J. z. Street is in Nashville; will re-
main u til Monday.
Officer James Dowell has recovered
and is on duty again.
r. Il. Andrews, Of MurfreesborO,
was here since our last.
Mrs. Grigsby and daughter have re-
turned from Nashville.
Miss Florence Irvine is visiting
Mrs. Park, at Nashville.
Ed Wilson Is at 3ummertOwn, but
he carried his work with him.
Miss Rosaline Rucker, OF Birming-
ham, is visiting relatives here.
Laird Moore, of Nashville, is TAX
| ing his summer vacation here.
Mrs. MOllie Roberts, of Nashville,
is visiting relatives in this city.
Mrs. J. E. Dixon and Miss Annie
Grace Brown are at Summertown.
Mr.. Edgar Latta has returned from
his northern trip, much benefited.
Mr.. r. B. Ennis, of Livingston,
Ala, is visiting friends in the county.
| Miss Sallie Kinnard OF Texas, is
visiting her uncle Mr.. r. H. OgiIvie.
| Sol Sawyer is in Cincinnati buying
goods for his house in ShelbyVille'
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Bishop have re-
turned from a visit to Cedar Falls
Iowa.
| 8. G. Comstock and Bun JOr'len, OF
Nashville, were here with the picnic
Mrs. PARROT, OF Gainesville, Ga, II
visiting her daughter Mrs. Bober'
Pillow.
Mr.. Frank ClawsOn, of AshwOod
left Tuesday on business trip tC
Indiana.
| Mrs. Preston Cloud and children, o
Montgomery, Ala, are visiting Mrs
Padgett.
FoWlkes and Arch LipscOmb ale al
Primms.
Miss Jessie Carrier, of Nashville
is visiting Miss Haden, at Mrs
Padge1's.
Miss Nettie Ware, who has beer
visiting friends in Nashville, returned
home this week.
Miss Kate Jones is visiting Mis-
Mamie Mckenzie, in Christian
county, kentucky.
Mrs. James p. Caldwell, with he
little daughter Elise, is visiting rela'
tives in Union City.
NeilI Hughes, of Washington, 1
visiting his grand parents, Judge an6
Mrs. A. NJ. Hughes.
Mrs. w. II. Voolfolk, who ha
been visiting her mother in Nashville
has returned home.
Mrs. Phillips, of Louisiana, /
spending the summer with s. d. +
McEwen and family.
Mrs. r. w. Watkins, Annie iEvan'
and Mr.. Eugene Pillow have returned
from ElkmOnt Springs. -,
Ellsworth Hughes, of EaglesVilie
who has been the guest of J, w
Jones, has returned home.
Miss Mollie Ginter of New Deca
tur, Ala has returned home after
I'll,
Mrs. John Nj. Gray, Miss Ami
GRAY and Miss Annie Ridley are
Crab Orchard Springs, Ky:
Ed. Turner and Miss Willie Lips
comb attended the Lipscomb enter
tainment last Monday night.
Miss Maggie McClarran, OF Nash
Vile. and Miss Lula Cook, of Frank
lin, are visiting Miss Stella Truet
Miss Camilla FriersOn, of Florence
= Ala, is visiting relatives in Mi
- Pleasant and the Zion neighborhooC
:, Miss Maggie Vaughan has returne
f from Indiana, called home by tn
: serious illness of her brother, Lee
Mr.. E. A. Fusch, Mr.. and Mrs. {
S. Fleming, Mrs. James and daugh
ter Eva, have returned from Elk
mont.
Mrs. Columbus FriersOn, of Liz
;, scomb, who has been visiting her sis
ter Mrs. w. f. Embry, has returned
y home.
2 Mr.. Fount Daniel, County Coul
;. Clerk of Montgomery county, l
|. spending the week here, the guest
q Mr.. Jos. fowler, Jr. -.
l. Register w. r. McKennon, Wit
o his wife and daughter Miss Ada, a
tended the quarterly meeting at WI
- Transport last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Pritchett,
. Nashville, are spending the summt
with Mrs. Pritchett's parents, ID
and Mrs. Davidson, on the Haml
shire p Ike,
J. ii. Alexander, Frank Dale, jon
/ Carpenter, MumfOrd Kuhn, Be
% Nichols and Col. Plummer Webste
went to Cleveland this week to 81
the great pacing race.
w. G.. Taylor has recovered FRO
st his recent illness and is at his post
70 duty again. He says he feels Dett
70 than he has for months. We hoI
is his recent attack will prOOve
blessing in Disguise" and that l
will continue to improve.