The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-07-03
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Livery, :. SALE, :. And Feed. STABLES,
COLUMBIA, TENN.
FcIaS HlrnGS and Saddle Horses for Sale and Livery JG.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

| Parties having friends going away or Wis
] lting them Will please notify us by telephone
1 or otherwise
Mrs. Joe Cowley is at Primms.
! Miss Flora Kuhn is at Beaver Dam.
Tom Rogers, of Little Rock, Ark,
is here.
Edgar Jamison, of Nashville, was
here this week.
Mrs. John Thomas is visiting rela-
tives in Pulaski.
Mrs. F. B. Hemphill and child have
gone to Sewanee.
Miss Olive Rogers is back from a
visit to Spring Hill.
Mrs Emma Grigsby and daughter
are visiting in Nashville.
NJ SO Katie Wilkes has returned
from visit to Spring Hill.
Miss Charlotte Henderson is visit
| ing friends in Mt. Pleasant.
. Ed McKennOn and Sheriff Harlan
have returned from Primms.
Miss Lucie Warren, of MontgOme-
ry is with Miss Olive Rogers.
Mrs. Geo. Sarven returned Monday
| from a visit to Nashville friends.
Mrs. John Hendricks has gone to
Iuka, Miss, to spend the summer.
Mr.. Joseph III. James spent last
week in Florence, Ala, with his son
Edgar.
4 MISS carrie MOTIFS, uauSuLST VI III
Norris, of Centreville, is visiting rel
aIives here.
Miss Louise Caldv ell. of Trenton,
Tenn, is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark Jones.
Miss Mollie Clutter, Of New Deca-
tur, is the g,.es OF her cousin Miss
Ada Holman.
Mr.. and Mrs. RI. Miller and Mrs.
James Pugh aud children left for Elk
mont yesterday. -.---
Mrs. NJ. NJ Roberts and Miss Lily
have gone to IlOdobar, near Primms,
for the snmmer.
Miss Emma Davis Smith is visiting
her cousin Miss Helen Smith 1T
Mr.. j. NJ. Jones, OF TiptOnviile
tives in the county,.
Mrs. Brown, who has been VISIT
ing her sister Mrs. w. +. Embry, left
Monday for Decherd.
Mr.. James Mayes came out fri m
Nashville few days ago on q visit To
relatives and friends.
Rev. Mr.. Metcalf and family are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Russell f,
on the Hampshire pike.
Mrs. johnson, after visit OF some
days to w. o. Gordon and family,
Miss Maggie Williams, daughter of
Mr.. Il. III. Williams, has gone to Ger
many to complete her music.
DIR. John a. WitherspOOn and life,
Mrs. w. NJ. Mayes and Mrs. James
+. Ingram are at Beaver Dam.
Mrs. Emma Mckinney and Mise &
Maggie Belle and Kate Mckinney
are sitting friends ia GAINESVILLE.
NJ 8. JObe Going, and two little
| boys of Birmingham are visiting at
Mrs. X. V. Harte's on 18th Street.
Miss Jane Roberts, Mrs. Sail g
Buchanan and Mrs. E. w. Rucker
have been visiting Mrs. Ida Bentley
Mrs Lucius FriersOn.-her daughter
] Louise and Morgan Frierson expect
to leave Wednesday for Wauk e5ha.
Rev. Mr.. Mahnney and family will
leave Monday for Stanford, KY.
where they will visit friends for a
month.
Miss Sarah Bentley accompanied
| by Miss Louise and Mary Rucker,
have returned from Hellmuth Col
lege, Car ada.
Miss Maude Copeland of Nashville,
il visiting the family of DIR. II. s.
Cox and attending the State Teach
ers' Institute.
Mrs. Mary Porter Bibb, from
Huntsville, Ala, is visiting her
grand daughter Mrs. Mora Fariss, on
South Main Street.
Mrs. J. NJ. fowler and grand son
Will fowler, and Mrs. e. w. Phillips
and grand daughter Elsie, left last
Monday for Estell Springs.
G. II. Hughes, Esq. and his daugh-
ter Miss Emma, have returned from
Hellmuth College, Toronto Canada,
where Miss Emma graduated.
NJ Ii Of mt
! Springs, was here Monday extending
! Invitations and making other prepara-
tons for Ills big ball next Friday night
Mrs. W. n. Fowler, of Stovall ,
Miss and Mrs. Geo. B. Goodwin, OF
Nashville, sisters of the la q Mrs. w.
). Rainey, were he last Tuesday.
Miss Rosa Cherry left last Monday
! for Nashville, where, after short
sojourn she will leave fer Waxa-
hatchie and other parts of Texas, to
visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Smith,
also Mrs. w. b. Slnithson, of Pulaski
after spending few days in the city
as guests of Mrs. B. A. Rogers, left
for a months stay at Primms' Spings.
| Prof. A. NJ. Burney, of the Howard
Female College at Gallatin, will
leave next Monday for trip through
Louisiana, Texas and Arkansas, and
about August 18th will be in Column
bia and spend a few days in Maury
county i'm the interest of his splendid
school, which has had fifty-three
years of success.
Mr.. A. w. Lipscomb, Of Hunts
vile, Ala, has accepted q position
with w. P. Woodbridge & Co. He is
an obliging, pleasant gentleman, a
regular graduate in Pharmacy, and
has q recommendation from the
Board of Examiners in Alabama of
having stood the best examination OF
any young man ever coming before
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