The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-09-09
PERSONAL.

Miss Lizzie CasOn is quite ill.
Mrs. p. II. Southall is visiting in
Nashville.
Mrs. A. Sinclair is visiting rela-
tives in Franklin.
\. n. Akin went to Florence on
business this morning.
Mr.. Clark JOne is quite Ill at his
horne on Eighth street.
Norman Kirkman came out from
Nashville this morning.
H. A. McLemore il back from a
business trip to st. Louis.
Mrs. p. II. SOuthall has returned
from short visit to Nashville.
Sheriff Ragsdale is occupying the
Jail and will be his own jaileT.
DIR. E. ID. LipscOmb, OF New Mar
ket, a Ia, is visiting relatives here.
DIR. John WithersPOOn went to
Nashville OH business this morning.
The Misses Prewett, Of Culleoka,
are the guests of Miss Ida Belle
McCord.
Miss Annie Belle Bradshaw has
returned from VisittO Campbells
Station.
Rev. Mr.. Metcalf and family, left
yesterday evening for visit to
Gallatin.
John H. Oakley has returned from
a weeks visit TO Memphis and New
Orleans.
Mrs. b. NJ. McKennon Of Zion, is
the guest OF Mis-. Hodge, South
Columbia.
Mr.. Lee 4Blum, of Nashville, has
been visiting Mr. A. Samuels on
Ninth street.
Miss Lizzie Nicely is back from a
two months visit to relatives at
LawreDceburg.
Mr.. John Hendricks, has gone to
Iuka, Miss, to see his family, who
are visiting there.
Miss Georgia Grider, OF Bowling
Green, Ky, is visiting Mrs. K. r..
Dunningtou and family.
Mrs. Il. +. Pond, OF Greenville,
Miss, has arrived at the AtheL e am
to take her place rs matrOn.
Misses Ada McHennon and BERTHE
Keer are visiting friends and rela-
tives at AshwOOd this week.
Mrs. H. A. McLemore has returned
from COrnersVIlle, accO mpanied by
her father, MIR. VIM. +. Band.
Miss Florence Irvine left this
morning for Mont Eagle, where she
will visit NJ ISIS Fannie Herrick.
r E Ewing left last evening for
New York, where he goes to lay i'll n
new supply of goods for his firm.
Miss Annie Kessee has returned
from her home in Arkansas and will
resume her studies at the Institute
Mr.. A. J. Wells and family, OF
| Guntersville, Ala, are visiting Mr.
Geo. AdkissOn, on South Main street
Misses Addie and Lillian Elliot
of Franklin, are visiting Mr.. aud Mrs
f.. w. Napier, on the MT. Pleasant
pike.
Mrs. Henry Grant arrived here
Yesterday with two OF nor daughters
who will attend school at the Athe
nnum.
| Mrs. Il. NJ. Cunningham, and he
son William, of Selma, Ala, are Yisi
ting Mr.. and Mrs. w! b. DObbins, OIL
Sixth street.
Rev. S. J. Foster, of Mt, Pleasant
has returned from a two weeks visi
to his home and relatives at Union
Springs, Ala.
Miss Platter and Messrs Burns AnC
Crandall, of Nashville, are the guests
of Miss Annie Gray, at her country
home, Summerside.
Mrs. w. w. Allen and two LITTLE
sons Charles and Marion, of Mont
gumery, were here this morning, eI
route for Florence.
Misses Vergie Wood, of Chatta
noOga, and Adelia Osment, OF Cleve
land, arrived this morning to enter
school at the Institute.
Judge II. w. Nichols, of Helena
Ark, came here yesterday with hi
daughter, Miss Winnie, who has en-
tered the Athenmum.
Miss Maria Parks returned Il
Franklin yesterday evening, after
visit of some time to DIR. w. i
Harrison and family, West End.
Judge J. w. Nichols, OF Helena
Ark, is visiting Mr.. f. II. Smith
His daughter has returned to the
Athenseum to resume her studies.
Mr.. CaIlum Brown of st Louis, ant
w. G.. Halliday, OF Memphis, ar
visiting Miss Annie Ridley at Col.
Ridley's handsome home, Clifton
Place.
Rev. DIR. Saunders was taken yer.
ill at Alexandria, where he has beel
conducting n revival. His son wen
after him and brought him back Lac
evening. He is reported better thi
morning.