The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-06-19
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Law ence Branch has returned TO
st. Louis.
Fred Cornell of Summertown was
here Monday,
Joe fowler went to Chattanooga
yesterday evening.
Miss Leila Holman is visiting
friends in Nashville.
George McKennon has returned
from Primms Springs.
E. a. Young, of Birmingham, was
here the first of the week.
Frank Steel, of Pulaski, is the new
clerk at the Bethel House.
DIR. N. w. Sherman has returned
from visit to Mississippi.
Frank G. Smith returned Saturday
from trip through Texas.
Miss Ella Cox aud Martin Cox, are
visiting friends in Nashville.
Miss Clifford Byrn, Of Beechcroft,
is visiting Mrs. A. A. Hodge.
Miss Jennie Harris is in Marshall
county VISITING Mrs. Powell.
Miss Media Mason, OF Prospect, is
visiting Miss Florence Irvine.
Mrs. Walter Steel and two children
are visiting relatives in Athens.
Capt. J. H. Russell was attending
Court at Fayetteville this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas hine, of Birm-
ingham. are visiting friends here.
Mrs. F. r. Hemphill, of Mont
gOmery Ala, is visiting friends here.
Mrs. J. II. Craik aud family leave
tomorrow fer visit to Louisville.
Miss Susie Lipscomb took part in
the entertainment at Zion Tuesday.
Mrs. l. n. Barnett and Mrs. Annie
Phillips were in Nashville Wedne.
day.
ter are visiting relatives in Clarks-
vile.
Mrs. Frierson and children of Flor
ence, Ala, are visiting Mrs. ID. e..
Evans.
Miss Knoxie Walker, of Mont
gomery, Ala, is visiting Miss Rosa
Barnett.
Mr.. John J. Stephenson went to
Nashv lie Thursday to see the fall OF
POmpeii.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Jones saw the
POmpeii fire works in Nashville
Tuesday.
visiting Mrs. Dr.. w. b. Harrison,
West End.
George Walker and Will Mcclellan
went to Nashville Tuesday to see the
fire works.
Miss Maria Park, of Franklin, is
visiting Mrs. DIR. w. b. Harrison, In
West End.
Miss Lou Willie Cecil has returned
from Franklin, accompanied by Miss
FOwlkes.
Miss Maud White is visiting her
cousin Miss NOrah Tucker, near
spring Hill.
G. w. KilIebrew and F. r. Gamble
attended q large German at Clarks-
Vile l&st week.
w. P. Woodbridge and E. C. Per- y
are attending the Episcopal COnvei :
ton at GAINESVILLE.
Mise Jennie Miller, who has been
visiting Mrs. John l.. Jones, has yOEe
to Lebanon to visit.
Mrs. Annie Phillips Ia visiting neal
Nashville, where she will spend the
summer with relatives.
Miss Eva Burns, of Nashville. vic
has been V sitting Miss Ida Bell Me-
Cord, has returned home.
Madame Esteve and her daughter
Mrs Starke left Saturday morning
for the latter's home at Rome, Ga
Miss Eva Hooker of Mississippi i
who has been visiting the Misses
Allen, left Wednesd for Lebanon
ConpOr Akin, who has been al
school at Princeton, came home las
night. He will spend his vacation
| here.
Miss Louise Hendley who has beer
pending part OF her vacation OH "a
visit to Midway, Ohio, returned home
last night.
II. b. Cochran Jr. has gone to Biz
mingham to engage in business. HI
| will be associated with his cousin
| w. J. Hendley.
| Misses J,nnie and Lucy Allen who
have been with their ster Mrs. w
M. Mayel, left Wedneed day mOri INF
fer Carthage to visit relatives.
Miss Florence E. Keep, who ha
been teaching art at BeecherOft, wa
here Tuesday. Sha will spend he
v .tion ut home in New York.
Mr.. Horace FriersOu wa called t.
the country WednG sday to brinl
home his little son Charlie, who wa
taken sick lille visiting relatives
Hunter b. Nelson, son Of Chair
man Webb Nelson, is at home on
two months furlough. He passed hi
sixth examination at West Point las
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Sheppard an,
children, of Kansas City, Mo-, ar
visiting friends here. Mrs. Sheppard
nee Miss Ellen Chapel, formerl.
lived here.
w. M. Mayes returned from Wash
ingtOn Wednesday, and brought wit
him the remains Of the late MI
SCHNEIDER, were inferred in Rose Hi
Cemetery.
b. Sanders, the new preacher OF tn
South Main g. r. Church, came u
from Scottsboro, Ala Monday, an
will make this their home.
Polit emen VOss and Tucker OF on
} city were in Nashville Tuesday, an
, like the other of our force speak G
the courteous treatment while theI
of Chief CIack and his men.
Owen Hendley of Birmingham LEI
J Monday on o prospecting eXpeditio
: out through the far West, Mrs.
J. Hendley and Mrs. H. b. COchra
" emit down to see him last Saturda.
Rev. A. w. Hawkins, formerly
2 most popular pastor of the Z.
r Church of Columbia, has accepted
b. call to LoganspOrt, Ind. He ht
r been at Knoxville since leaving her
r Mrs. Theo. LipscOmb and daugl
3 tiers Misses Addie, Clara and Ids
went to Nashville Saturday. Miss
Addie and Clara will remain in II
city for O couple of weeks, VisitiI
friends,
Messrs. Meade Frierson, EugeT
Anderson, Henry Fulton. J. G. De!
ter and Joe fowler, attended Il
entertainm. Mt at Zion Tuesday nigh
r and are enthusiastic with the
9 praises.
t Hon. L. P. Padgett left last Monds
!, to attend the commencement exc
o cises of Erskin College, at Due Yves
e =. c., his alma mater. He will d
liver the address to the High Soho
at Huntsville.
Rev. r. E. Metcalfe and e. 1
Fusch went to CIarksv,lls Tuesday
attend the Annual Convention OF tt
u Diocese of Tennessee which convene
at that place, Wednesday mOTnin
We acknowledge the receipt OF
c beautifully engraved invitation to
Y tend the twenty-secOnd annual Cor
mencement of Hellmuth COlleg
Toronto, Canada. Among the Cha
of 81 we notice the name of the wi
l. some daughter OF our tOwnsman
Ie It. Hughes, Esq.-Miss Emma, wi
Of grad yates with honor, Mr.. Hugh
attended the exercises OF this ce
hrated school and will acconpal
Miss Emma home.