The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-07-17
PERSONAL INTELLI GENCE.

Parties having friends going away or Wis
iting them will please notify us by telephone
or otherwise.l
Clark Hodge has returned from
c.. S. Judd has gone to Sewanee for
the summer.
John Lockridge, Jr., has returned
from Primms.
Mr. James Andrews has returned
from Primms.
Miss Gertie Bynum has returned
from the Springs.
Miss Mary Ruttle is out again after
several days Illness.
Fred Llrta is able to be out again,
after two weeks illness.
Miss Maggie Belle Mckinney is
back from GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. Alice Smith and Miss Mary
Beecher are at Monteagle.
Miss IRA Taylor, of Nashville, is
visiting Miss Lena Craig.
Mr.. Gardner Grant, of Abingdon,
Va, is visiting w. G.. Grant.
Mrs. Woodbridge, of Franklin, has
bean visiting her son Walter.
Conner Easley recently made
another trip to Murfreesboro.
r. w. Watkins is at Primm's.
Mrs. Watkins is at Elkmont.
Miss Minnie Cecil of Lebanon, KY,
is visiting Mrs. w. j. Andrews.
DIR. and Mrs. John A. WItherspoOn
have returned from Beaver Dam.
Miss Florence Sheppard is visiting
her sister Mrs. Harmon at Lawrence
burg.
Mrs. Carrie Mitchell and children
are visiting their former home, Sad
lersVille.
Jim Nichols and Ed Perry are WISH
ting relatives in Washington and
Baltimore.
Mr.. Will Fleming of Macintosh,
Ga, is visiting friends in the ash
wood country.
Miss Julia Wilson is visiting her
friend Miss Mary Padgett, of Will
hanson county
Miss Bulah Soweil of Greenwood,
Fla, is visiting Miss Birdie Fender,
near Bigbyville.
Cal Morgan has accepted position
with the Western Union Telegraph
Co., in Nashville.
Miss Knoxie Walker, who has been
visiting Miss Rosa Barnett, has re-
turned to Montgomery.
James E. Ingram went to Beaver
Dam last Saturday and returned
Monday with Mrs Ingram.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Fleming are
camping under the "Old oak tree" at
ElkmOnt. A dear familiar spot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Fishel and Miss
Pritz, of Nashville, are boarding with
Mr.. o. G.. Owen for the summer.
Miss Leila buchanan left last Thurs
day night to spend her vacation with
relatives and friends in Alabama.
Prof. VIM. Andt rsOn, Principal of
the Hillsboro High School, was here
this week in the interest of his school.
RObt. Williams has gone to Knox
Vile to live. He has accepted posi-
ton with the Southern Express Co.
Junius Polk, who has been visiting
relatives in the county, returned this
week to his home in Fort Worth,
Texas.
Mrs. r. H. Moore of Williamsport,
with her interesting daughter, Miss
Pattie, have recently visited friends
in Columbia.
Misses Jennie Harris and Mary
Harrison are attending the National
Toronto, Canada.
Mrs. Bledsoe, of Frierson, is max
ing a visit of two or three weeks to
her granddaughter Mrs. +. ID. Lam
der, Oh 81 h street.
Sheriff Harlan and family and w.
H. McFall ana family, Chas. Wallace
and family, Revs. Gabbard and Logan
and families, are among the latest
departures for Primms.
Dr. and Mrs. John WitherspOon
have gone to Esterbrook Springs, for
the Doctors health. We hope he
will return much improved.
Mrs. VIM. R. Pillow and grand
daughter Mary Brown, returned
Wednesday from Salem, Va, where
they had been visiting Mrs. Brown,
nee Miss Carrie Pillow.
DIR. Otey Porter was called to Will
Transport yesterday to see a younger
brother who was quite sick. If his
brother improves, DIR. Porter will re-
turn here to-day, and next Tuesday
ill leave for Primm Springs, where
he has been retained as the resident
physician for the summer.
Frank Herndon, with his mother
and sister Miss Annie, left yesterday
for a short visit to Florence, from
there they go to Birmingham to visit
relatives, and from there Mr.. Hern-
don will return to his Texas home.
He says if he was in heaven he would
want to come to Columbia Occa-
sionally.