The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-10-23
Personal INTELLIGENCE.
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iting them will please notify us by telephone
or otherwise
Will Everett is well again.
Miss Louise Craik is in Pulaski.
w. p. Woodbridge continues to i'm
prove.
Lee Eppereon was in Nashville
Wednesday.
J. p. Street has been on the sick
last this k.
Judge Sims, of Lawrenceb Irg, was
in town this week.
Capt. III P. Seavy, of Iron City,
was h re this week.
A. w. Stocked, of FIOrenc', Ala,
was here this week.
Mrs. w. j. Cakes is abe to be out
after a long SPELL of Sickness
Messrs. j. G.. Parks and LO e Webb
went to Nashville Monday t. zee the
races.
c. w. Irvine ha4 return d from
Birmingham and is living o. High
Street.
Mr.. Thos. Everett ard Miss Mary
Evans took in the Pulaski fair last
Friday.
Miss Mary Evans has returned
from few days visit to Pulaski
Misses Katie and Mary WIKI es
lCa Oa1CuAuoJ " Nl0lI Al'ohu9 IN
GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. J. Nj. Parker, of Lawrenceburg,
was here this week, and took stock
in the new bank.
Mr.. Geo. AlcOrn has novel with
his family to his new residence i'll
North Columbia.
Mrs. w. r Steele, Miss Emma d.
Smith and Miss Kate Wilkes we've in
Nashville, this week.
Miss Mary McEwen, Il Franklin,
was the guest of Miss Olive Rogers
the fore part of the week.
Miss Rosa Cherry, after an eX-
has returned home.
Mr.. @. l.. Dyer, of New Dec ttur,
Ala, PAID Pheasant visit to friends
in our city since our last.
Miss Loula Faris of Bear Creek,
spent several days this week as the
guest Of Miss Ada Holman.
Mr.. Will Fry, of New Decatur,
Ala, was calling on one of Column bias
fair daughters since our last.
Mr.. Howard, of May field, KY, has
returned home after pleasant visit
to his cousin w. \ Howard.
Mrs. Anna COlburn and son, of
night with Miss Annie COlquItt.
Mrs. f. ID. Lander and son are
spending these pretty October days
with her parents in the country.
RIr. II. l.. White and DR.. w. A.
Smith left the first of the week to at
tend the Grand Lodge of /. O. 0. f.
Monroe Sauisberry, owner of Di-
rect, was here Monday to see the
kite-shaped track. He was delighted
with it.
r. NJ. Williams was in Nashville
this week looking after entries for the
meeting at the Columbia Driving
Park next week.
Miss Rachel Barker left the first of
the week to attend the Price-ROsenan
wedding, which took place Wednes-
day, in Athens, Ala.
John Thomas is back from the Ten
nessee Circuit and is helping get
ready for the great mCeting next
Monday and Tuesday.
Rev. II. f. Metcalfe left last Wed
nesday for st. Louis, to attend the
convention of the Brotherhood of st.
Andrews, as n delegate from st.
Peters chapter.
Robert Maxwell, who has been here
with his brother s. T. Maxwell dur
ing the latt' RS illness, has returned
to his home in Cotton, California.
Sol ia out of danger.
DIR. J. l.. VOORHEES,, of Campbells-
vile, formerly of this county, has
moved his family here and is living
on South Main street; his office is
over Rains & Son Drug Store.
Messrs. w. G. Jones, r. p. DOdsOn,
w. r. Steele, r. l.. Mckinney, J. II.
Alexander, Frank Dale, II. f. Elem
ing, A. p. Morgan, J. NJ. FIiersOn, J.
G. VOORHEES,, w. 5. Evins, DIR. Kenne-
dy, L. H. Foster, a. w. Lipscomb and
j. f. Goodrum were in Nashville this
week at the races.