The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-10-30
Personal INTELLIGENCE.


Judge Patterson was in the city
Monday.
Capt. J. H. Dew, of Nashville. was
here Monday.
John Barr, of Birmingham, was
he Monday.
H. B. Adams, of Lynnville, was
here this week.
w. J. Cranberry came out Monday
from Nashville.
G. j. White was in MAJ hville sever
al days this week.
Bowen HardisOn, of Nashville, took
IN the racs this week.
Joe Murray, of Nashville, was cut
90 witness the races.
w. w OgilVie, of LewisEurg was in
he city last Thursday.
Mr. Walter Barrow, of Mt. Pleasant,
- clerk ;ng for Sol Gross
Miss E-teiIe Prewett, of Nashville,
IS visiting Miss Ida McCOrd.
Sims Latta aud his sou Edgar, went
to Murfree-borO last week.
We are glad TO report that Walter
Woldridge is fast improving.
Edgar James, of Florence, came up
the first of the week on a visit.
Mr.. J. H. LightfoOt came up Mon
dsy from Pulaski to see the PAGERS.
Miss Minnie Robinson, of Pulaski
was here this week visiting TRENDS.
Miss Nina Ipofford of Pulaski was
here this week and attended the races
James Jones of Upton, Lake
County, came up last week to see the
races.
MIR. Joe Hanpaway, of Petersburg,
the races.
J. II. Bruce of the firm of Marshall
4 Bruce was out Monday to witness
the races.
Mrs. Joe l.. Cowley is visiting her
sister, Mrs Wiley Hoke, in the city
Of Nashville.
Mrs. c.. NJ. Charles, son and daugh-
ter reached here last Friday from
Geneva, Ohio.
Ed. and John Carpenter came out
from Nashville Sunday, remaining
until Tuesday.
Mr.. Arthur Kellan and sister, OF
New Mexico, are visiting Mr.. M. l..
Eddy and family.
Wiley hoke, Of Nashville, a
knight of the grip" saw the Dig
race here Monday.
Rev. a. Z. McFerriD is in Nash
vile this week attending the Ten
nessee Conference.
Mr.. w. A. Bailey, of Eaglesville,
was in town Monday and Tuesday
and took in the races.
AlfS. L. VI. ObluOl
! SUNDAY from Texas on visit to w.
! O. Gordon and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. p. Gel, OF DaE"
vile, Ky, were visiting Mrs. w. Z.
| Whitthorne this week.
Mrs. DIR Beckett who has been Al
! Staten Island, \ Y since Ju &c, Is ex-
pected home this week.
Geo. Hunt, of the Huntsville
| Mercury came to see the Hal Pom
ter Direct race Monday:
| John Morrow and John Morton
came out from Nashville Monday to
| the Pointer and Direct race.
1T. Rodes, representing Clark =
! Horse Review attended the races al
the Columbia Driving Park.
VIM. J. Andrews and wife came
ont from Nashville last Saturday, re-
maiuing several days in the city.
MIR. Walter Drane, of. GAINESVILLE,
visited here last Friday. He is al
uncle OF Mrs. w. P. Woodbridge.
Terry DickeIson and Edgar Ander-
son were among the Giles Countians
here to see the great race MONDAY.
j. II. Barr and Will Hendley were
among the many who came up from
birmingham to see the Hal Pointer
Direct race.
DIR. McEwen and wife, who have
been visiting relatives ia the city
have returned to their home III
J. King McLanahan, of Holidays
burg, Pa who is largely interested III
Pinkney Ore Banks mas been In toWl
for several days. ..
Mr.. James Zuccarilla and WE,
Pulaski, spent this week with MI
and Mrs. +. +. Erwin and TOOK IL
the races Monday.
Z secretary OF III
! Cumberland Fair aud Racing Assocl
alton, of Nashville, was here thl
J week to zee the races.
Judge Hasley, of Lexington, and
p. Cecil, of Danville, were here, an
had the honored position of Judges
the great race Monday.
Miss Addie Hunter, of Garter
Creek, passed through the city Tues
e dav. on her way to Marshall county
e tn Visit her sister Mrs. Whitaker.
Miss Lena McClelland and Mis-
Myra Grigsby left last Sunday ever
ing for Illinois. Miss Mcclellan
will remain until after the holidays
! Mrs. w. w. Cherry left for Nast
= willie last evening, where she Wi
- spend several days attending the sei
r. sious of the Tennessee Conference
: f. B. Walker, of Indianapolis, ia
r Reed OF California and A. ). Welc
If of Hartford, Conn.,, pIolhlnt ~ 01S
men. were here Monday and Tuesda
]. w. Keesee reached lere fro
Helena, Ark, Saturday night on
Wis to his sisters Mrs. Waller, We
bridge and Miss Annie Keesee
III West End.
- J. Bun Jordan, formerly a typo
lg the HERALD, but now of Nashvill
lie was out last Monday to see the gre
lie horse race, and see his many Coluu
q bla friends
is Frank Buford, of Giles Count
sc came to see the great race. He W
owner of the Old Tom Hal, sire
Hal Pointer at the time OF the graz
old sire's death.
to f A. Fusch spends four or Fl
yn days in Nashville every week as Ge
eraI Agent of the U. 5. Mutual =
cident A ISOLATION, but he still clail
G, lumbia as his home.
Mr.. aud Mrs. B. P. Nolan OF L
- who have been visiting the family
~ Mr.. James II. Gregory, left
"e Franklin to visit relatives, before
turning to their home in La.