The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-02-13
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Miss Annie Ridley is at home.
, J. w. Howard is back from st.
Louis.
Bishop c. T. Quintard is a guest at
the Institute.
Circuit Clerk Howard was in Cen
terville on business.
Walter Jones, of Birmingham, was
here a few days this week.
Mrs. w. ID. Bethel, of Memphis, is
visiting relatives in this equity.
Mrs. Clark Tindall is visiting Mrs.
Henry Martin, in New Orleans.
Rev. r. M. Kennedy and wife, OF
Zion, heard DR.. HedIey's lecture.
Mr.. Chas. Brown, of Giles, attend
ed the Club german M ,nday night.
Col. f. H. Watkins and Mr.. Bob
Frierson have returned from Florida.
Mrs. Joe Vesey is spending the
week with her parents at Santa Fe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Anderson, of
Pulaski, are visiting Rev. h. q. IT.
vine.
Mrs. IT. t. Wright, of Nashville,
was visiting friends in the city this
week.
Bishop Pierce, of Arkansas, was a
guest at the Institute the first part OF
the week.
Miss George Grider, of Bowling
Green, is the guest of Miss Minnie
Holding.
Miss Leila Barr returned this week
from a visit to Miss Carrie Robinson,
in Pulaski.
J. G.. Wooten left for st. Petersburg,
Fla, last Saturday to join the fishing
party from here.
w. p. Woodbridge has returned from
Lexington, KY, where he attended
the Brasfield sale.
Miss Collett, Of Texas, who has
been visiting relatives here, is now
visiting in Alabama.
Mrs. J. J. Neuson has retured to
Nash Vile after several days visit to
daughter Mrs. w. G.. Grant.
Mrs. John j. Stephenson, of Ash
WOOD, is visiting her daughter Mrs.
Henry Martin, in New Orleans.
Rev. a. p. McFerrin was in Ma 'h-
serious illness of Mr.. Porter Weak
ley.
Miss jamie Porter, of the City
Public Schools, has been confined at
home for two ,weei- threatened with
pneum mia.
Mrs. r. w. Watkins has been in
Mt. Pleasant for the last week, with
her mother, Mrs. Ingram, who has
been quite unwell.
Misses Chase and Hamilton, of the
Institute, and Miss Mary Blackburn
left last Saturday for New Orleans to
attend Mardi Gras.
Miss Dora Mcbride, one of Sawdust
| Valleys most bewitching young la
dies, after a pleasant visit in our city
as the guest of the Misses McKennon,
has returned home.
MessFs. J. G. VOORHEES,, w. ]. Web
ster, L. P, Padgett, w. G. Taylor and
w. s. Fleming, Jr., are in Nashville
attending Supreme Court,
Misses Ella Addison and Birdie
PeDder, of the Bigbyville neignbOP'
hood, are visiting Mr.. R P. A dkisson
and family, on Garden Street.
Maj. James H. Akin was here this
week, advising and consulting with
his constituents. He is giving a heap
of thought to the peoples business.
Miss Matte SuOdgrass, of Glade
Springs, Va. Miss Cora Rumbo, OF
Va, and Miss Gertrude Grant, OF
Pulaski, were the guests of their cou-
sin Miss Rebecca Erwin, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. N. Walker, of
Columbus, KY, are visiting City
Marshal Lipscomb and family. Mr.
Walker is the editor of the Columbus
Forum, and another paper at Fulton,
KY, and successful newspaper man.
Mr.. Sam Holding left yesterday fol
Louisville, where he expects to reside
in the future. We wish him the
greatest success in the world, thai
success his intelligence and honest
\ merit richly entittle him to.
Mr.. Gardner Grant, of abingdon,
Va, spent the week in this city. He
was accompanied by his grand daugh
ters Miss Matte SnOdgrass, of GLADE
Springs, Va, Miss Cora BumbO, o
OceOla, Va, and Miss Gertrude
Grant, of Pulaski, Tenu. They were
the guests of Mr.. Grants nephews
| DR.. T.. G. and w. G.. Grant, and hi
nieces Mrs w. II. Erwin and Mrs
| Nettie NJ. Brown. Mr.. Grant is 1
venerable old gentleman, IS years o
age, but he is still quite active ant
intelligent.