The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-08-07
Spring Hill.


Misses McLemore and Smithson o.
Franklin are the guests of Mrs. Robert
McLemore, Jr. near this place.
Misses Leah and Cynthia Canon and
Maggie Winstesd are here from Frank
| lin Visiting Misses Cynthia and Susie
CheairS.
Miss Ninah Humphrey, one of Chatta
nOOga's fairest young ladies, has beeI
here for some days visiting Beechcrof
and Miss Mary Louise Campbell.
Miss Lizinka Brown have returned
from a short visit to relatives at Ash
| wood.
Mesdames Baldwin and Moffat OF
| Nashville, are at the Caperton House
where they will spend sometime. Mrs
Baldwin is a teacher of the Howard
School.
Mrs. Burke Bond has been visiting in
Franklin.
Misses Sinclair and LeOnhard of Co
lumbia are in this place visiting Mrs
Alice Butler.
Mrs. Macon Johnson and son, anC
Miss Mary Roberts came out from
Franklin last week to visit Mrs. "A
Bailey.
Miss Mann COlley is the guest of Mrs
JnO. Wade.
Misses Maria Hawley and Annie and
Nellie Hardin have returned from Co
lumbia and Primm's Springs.
Mrs. John w. CheairS, after spend
ing some weeks in Knoxville, is now
Mary Geers, after spending last week
| in Nashville, has returned home.
Miss Annie HOuZe, after an extended
visit to Mrs. Ed GeerS, has returned tC
her home in Nashville.
Misses Sara and Myrtle Leo NeillG
expect to leave this week for Lynnvllle
Pulaski, Decatur, and from there t.
their home in Birmingham, Ala.
Misses Leila and Clara Edwards are
now visiting relatives in Virginia.
Miss Mary McLemore Is back from q
months stay at Primm's Springs.
Mrs. Ed Campbell and daughter leave
this week for Louisville, Ky.
Mrs. James Caskey has returned fro m
short visit to friends and relatives in
Nashville.
Little Miss Owon, of Nashville will
spend some days with her cousins the
Misses Geers.
Mrs. Al Bailey spont one day last
week in Nashville.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Jones left last
Weok for their future home in Texas.
Miss Myrtle Buford is here from
Nashville, as the guest OF the Misses
Mr.. Frank Sullivan has returned to
this place.
town.
have returned from visit to her sister
Mrs. Robert Pickering, of ClRrkSVille.
Mrs. Eppes has been with her daugh-
ter Mrs. James McMahOn of this place.
Miss Smith of Mt. Pleasant is visiting
in town.
Mrs. w. IL. Brown and lovely daugh-
ter Miss Nora, who have boon for the
past six months in Nashville and
Franklin, KY, have now gone to Tate's
Springs, where we hOpe Mrs. Brown
will rapidly improve.
Mrs. Burke Bond, Mr.. and Mrs. Du-
Bose and children, Carrie, Wade and
Lucille, have gone to Cayce's Springs to
spend sometime.
Mrs. McLemOre and daughters Misses
Bette and Birdie, are the guests OF Mrs.
X. w. McLemOre, Jr.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
Sunday not being tho day for service
at the Episcopal Church, and owing to
the absence of Rev. @. K. Sullivan, there
were no services in the Episcopal and
PRESBYTERIAN Churches.
DIR. 4. Il. Hoss of Nashville, occupied
the pulpit of the NJ. L. Church on Sun
day morning. In the afternoon he ad-
dressed the Juvenile Missionary So
ciety, "The Buds of PrOmihe." An
unusually large crowd attended both
morning and afternoon. No services in
town In the evening.
During the past week we have had a
great deal OF rain, which has been of
great advantage to both the early and
late corn. The corn around the neigh
borhOod is very fine this year and we
see some fields of late corn which will
be equally as fine, with only few more
rains.