The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-07-03
Spring Hill.

Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hawley, after a
short visit to relatives in this place.
have returned to their home in Nash=
vile.
Misses Katie Wilkes and Olive ltogers
of Columbia, and Bessie McLemore of
Franklin, spent the past week with
Mrs. r. w. McLemOPe, Jr.
Miss Eula Patterson, of Nashville,
has been the guest of her friend Miss
Susie Bell Moore for several days.
Mr.. Charlie BufOrd came ont from
Nashville last week to see his sister
Mrs. Wilson of Va, who is visiting Mrs.
T.. Wade near hero.
Miss Lena Tate, one of LynnvilIe's
brightest Young ladies, was the guest
of Mrs. Ed. Geers the first of this week.
Mrs. Jesse Nellie and children, OF
Birmingham, and Miss Annie HouZe,
of Nashville, are now with their rela-
Iatives Mrs I'd. Geers and family.
Misses Bessie GRAY, of BigbyVllle, ana
Lucy Moore Of Neapolis, were In TINS
place last week.
Miss Pearl PrOvine, one of Lebanon :
handsome and most entertaining young
ladies, is now in this place with her Sis
ter Mrs. Will Greenlaw.
Miss jamie Foster, after pleasant
stay of several weeks i'll this place with
friends, has returned to Nashville, her
home.
Mrs. Mary Meek and little daughter
Miss Annie May Meek, are here to
spend several weeks with Mrs. a. Nc
Kissack.
Mrs. Hardiman of Franklin, came
last week to see her daughter Mrs.
AlOnzO McKissack.
Mr. Frank Sullivan, of Milton, but
formerly OF Va, has been in this place
for several days with his Brother, Rev
Chas. Il. Sullivan.
Mr.. Eugene Roberts, who for the past
year has been attending SCHOOL at
Oecherd, is now i'll town.
Miss Mary Roberts IS back from
Nashville.
Mr.. James hGranbarry was here Sum-
Miss Johnson, from near Columbia, is
| the guest Of Miss Mary Thompson.
Miss Lizzie Dixon, of Newbern
came Monday to visit relatives in this
Mrs. C. C. Frost and Miss Bessie
| Craig are now in Clarksville with Mrs
Robert Pickering.
| Miss Allie Hartman, the charming
little niece of Mrs. AlOnzo Mckissack
is visiting in our vicinity.
! Misses Annie and Nell Hardin, TIT
lovely little daughters of DIR. James y
Hardin, have gone to Columbia to be ao
| sent some days.
Miss Pearl Seely spent Monday in Co
Iumbia. She leaves'next Monday, with
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter steel, of Columbia
and Miss Nellie, of Birmingham, Ala
for the North to speird the summer.
son sam. and Miss Bessie Hendley o
Columbia, Waited Mr.. John Wade ant
family the first of this week.
DIR. and Mrs, Gordon and little Elise
of Fla, came last week to spend tn
Rev. Mr.. Grove left Monday morning
for his home in Giles.
BIRTH DAY PARTY.
Little Lucille Du Bose gave to her III
tie friends delightful birthday part
on last Wednesday evening. Thos
who had the pleasure of being presen
were Misses Carrie and Virginia CraIe
Martha ROLAND, Marguerite Wade
Zali Wilkes, Marinne, Molly, Carriean'
Wade Du Bose. rs
} The farmers are very busy at thi
time witch their wheat.
This has been a most successful yea
for those who raised wheat, but wit
many who planted potatoes there Is
very great loss as the potatoes did nc
mature. The corn is looking fine.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
Rev. Mr.. Grove, of Giles county, ad
ministered the Lords supper on sun
day morning at the Preshyterla
Church, Services were held In tbi
Church, both Saturday morning an
evening.
Revs. Chas. Gray and Robert
Craig, conducted services at Grac
Chapel and the Methodist Church o
Sunday morning. There were service
. also in the evening at Grace Chapel.
ICE CREAM SUPPER.
The young ladies of the Cumberlan
PRESBYTERIAN Church served ice creal
at the Thespian Hall on Wednesda
evening July first.