The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-07-17
Spring Hill,
PERSONALS.


Misses ANNE Lea and Bessie Alexan-
der left Monday for West Harpeth,
where lhey will visit their friend, Miss
Miss Hattie McLemope expects to
visit relatives in Columbia this week.
Mrs. ], w. McKiSsRck came from Pu-
laski last week, whore she has been win
her sister, Mrs. Gus Pope, who is Stlll so
i'll that Mrs. McKissack has gone back
to Pulaski.
Miss Nora Shepherd is the guest OF
Miss Minnie Thompson, near this place.
Miss Julia Wilson, al, CalHmhla, was
in this place one day last week. she
was on her way to Duplex, where she
will visit the Misses Padgett.
Bright little Annie Rogers has re-
turned to her home i'll Columbia after
spending several days at her grand
fathers, Mr.. Robert w. McLemOre's
near here.
Misses Maggie Harvey and Buchanan
have returned TO Frak lin fran visit t.
their uncle, Mr.. G. Ii: BUCHANAN and
family.
Miss Ida C0wsert, who for some time
has been making her home in Nash
Yille, is ppW in this place visiting hel
rather, Mr.. John OnwsnTt,
AIR. George DhildreSS was hGr6 las
week to see his little daughters, Misses
SalIio and Willie Childress, who are
visiting here.
Mrs Jessie Miller and children, Miss
Fs Laura and Myrtle Lee, and H"her
and Milton, of birmingham, Ala, who
have been the guests of Mrs. Ed. r
Geers, left last Friday for Lewisburg.
Mrs. Dave G.. KInnard will be the
guest Of Mrs. Alex. Mckay this week.
Mrs. Alice Mckay expects to visit
Mrs. Alex. Mckay the last of the week
Miss Annie Lou Mckay will return
home with her.
bis visiting Miss EioFenee Farrell.
hi. Edward Miller spent seyefal days
of last week IN this PLACE,
Miss Lena McKis5ack spent last week
with the Misses Alexander,
Miss Rose Parkes was in town on Sat
Mrs. w. NJ. Meadow and daughter
Mrs. Martin, are back from trip to
relatives at Bighyville!
Mrs. Alice Butler has closed her Art
Studio and returned TO her home here.
Mrs. Benton Alexander and two
children and Miss Mollie Williams
leave this week for Primms' Springs.
Miss Rebecca Jones, of Nashville, is
visiting Mrs. Campbell Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Grigsby spent from
Saturday to Monday with relatives neai
Messrs, O. Kinnard Wade and J. J.
Murphy, of Nashville, spent Sunday
here.
Mrs. Mary Meek and little Miss An
ME Mary, are still with Mrs. Alonzo
McKiSSack.
Mrs. Charles Buchanan, accompanied
by Misses Harvey and Buchanan, have
gone to Franklin.
Mrs. Willie Wilson will leave this
week for Lynchburg, Va, after a
pleasant visit of month here.
Mrs. r. J. Craig and children leave
neat week for GAINESVILLE to spend
month with her sister, Mrs. Pearl Pick
cFing.
Mrs. Eugene Cant is still visiting at
NolensvilfC,
Mr., - bruce is with his parents near
this place,
Sunday.
Mr.. John Dunlap, of Nashville, has
/ cen in our midst for the past few days.
EDUCATIONAL NOTES.
The Board of Trustees of the Male,
School, at "A meeting on last Saturday,
leased the Academy to Mr.. Frank A.
sullivan, of Virginia, who will have
intro OF the school for twelve months
vi:h the prirIl "a of two or fivo years,
Z 80 desired. The school will be ex-
'lusiveIy a!ldeT the l,lHtFii 0f hri SE'-
van. He ms for tile past year had
';IaE-sC of an excellent sch al AT NJ ilton,
rutherford CnnntV, and we hnpo that
he will suGcord in buil,ling up ii thor
bHgh and permanent milo school in
this place.
WHEAT YIELD.
Tho wheat crop has been unusually
srge this year, Qr. j. w, Sharher has
Joen most successful. Mr.. =. LenraNe
has just finished thrfshing, making
900 bushels, averaging thirly-"ne
)ushcls per aero.
IMPfotEM&
Mr.. Ed canph"ll's new residence
y hich il being er1ciod, il nearing com
Dletion.
Mr.. j. Meadow. of Kingston Springs,
= hp has been in this place for some
weeks, has bored six wells.
RELGIOUs INTELLIGENCE.
The Light ScnIers" met Sunday at |
he Presbyterian Church.
The "BudS of Promise" of the Meth |
dis: Church had call meeting Sunday
Ifternnou their delegate tn the Mis- |
iHnary CnHVantion at Lebanon had |
ut returned.
Rev. A. s. Maddox, of Lewishprg,
cas with us on last Sunday, favoring |
ur people with tWo mort excellent /
armOn~. In the morning he preached /
= the Me; ho.liSt Church from Hebrews L
.ii:.3, giving u~ 81 practical exposition,
wing L. necessity of every Church
p mber i.:...inis .siStont. christian
ant tia happy ELECTS which wouhI
Tow such life. In the evening he
.Ehed a tie r esiyferian Church,
ng us u Interesting mi destructive
curse fisin 81. John i;40, "And Ma