The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-08-28

will, not mine, o Lord! be done"
Heaven is enriched with another price
less, blood bought soul, and earth Is
better that she has lived. We could not
call her back from such perfect bliss,
though we mourn our loss. Sweetly
she rests,
"Safe in the arms of Jesus,
Safe on the golden Shore"
bearing the palm and wearing the
crown. Her remains reached this place
on Monday morning and were Inferred
in the McLemore grave yard.
Mrs. G.. c.. Frost, after an EXTENDED
trip to Clarksville where she visited
her daughter Mrs. Pearl Pickering, mas
returned to her home. Mrs. Pickering
and two bright little boys came nome
with Mrs. Frost, to spend some DAYS.
Mr.. Charles Frost, of Nashville, spent
from Saturday to Monday with the
family of Rev. Robert j. Craig.
Mrs. Williams and daughters Misses
Ireno and Carrie, of Columbla, VINO
have been the guests of Dr.. James ..
Hardin and family, returned to Column
bia on Saturday.
Miss Rena Fftzhugh has returned to
her home in Franklin.
After pleasant visit to relatives In
this place, Miss Emma Edwards has re-
turned to Nashville, her home.
Mrs. Henry OrmAn and little daugh-
ter Fannie, of Selma, Ala, VINO nave
been spending the summer at Reu
Boiling Springs. are now In TINS place.
Miss Cynthia Harlan Cheairs expects
to spend this week in Franklin, Win
Misses Leath and Cynthia Canon.
Miss Alice Bryant came up from Co
lumbia last week to see the family OF
Mr.. II. p. Wade.
Miss Lena Tate spent several days
last week with Mrs. E. F. Geers.
Mrs. DIR. Gordon and lovely little
child Eloise, were the guests OF MRS.
j. F. Wade last week.
Nashville Sunday to spend the week
with her parents.
Mrs. w. e. Greenlaw and daughter
Mrs. w. b. Greenlaw, are back from
Estill Springs.
Mrs. Mary Andrews, OF Nashville, is
visiting her father Rev. II. j. Dixon.
Miss Ninah Humphrey, after spend
ing some time in this place with Misses
Lizinka Brown and Mary louise
Campbell and at BeechcrOft, has re-
turned to her home in Chattanooga
Misses Gusta Packard and Minnie
Leneave of Columbia are in this place
visiting.
still at the Caperton House.
Miss Mary Wade has returned ia
Nashville, after visiting relatives In
| and near this place.
Misses Lille and JOSEF Baugh, OF
Nashville, are now visiting frlends aho
relatives here.
Mr.. Robert Smith has returned to
Pulaski.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Molloy are with
| friends in town.
Rev. G. +. Sullivan, who has been
| spending some weeks in Va, is now al
| home.
Mrs. Mary Bryant and Miss Alice
| Bryant expect to leave Thursday fol
| Mo-, where they will reside. DIR. Burke
| Bryant has already gone there.
| MARRIAGES.
| On Thursday afternoon, at 3:u
| O'Clock, Mr.. Thomas Priest and Miss
| HadIey were united in marriage by tn
Rev. Mr.. Dixon, at his residence. Mr.
| and Mrs. Priest left on Friday To-
! Franklin where they expect to MAKE
their future home.
Mr.. Frank a. Shaw and Miss Loul'
Cummings, both of Maury cOunty,Wer'
married in this place on Sunday, after
noon. Tho couple drove through iron
Columbia and were married at the par
sonage by Rev. Robert j. CIaig.
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
! Services were held Sunday morning
at the Presbyterian church by Rev
Charles E. Sullivan. His text benz
the first clause of the IL verse OF the l
| chapter of Ezekiel.
Rev. II. J. Craig conducted service
| at the NJ. T.. Church both morning AM
| evening.