The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-10-11
COLUMBIA HERALD.
Tuesday October II, 1892.
PERSONAL.

Hon. A J. AocInathy, OF Pulaski,
Is here.
J.H. RUSSELL left for Fayetteville
shis morning.
Mr.. Tom Cunningham spent yes
terdsy IN LybvIIe.
Hon. Z. w. C4rmack, spent the
day here yesterday.
w. T. Wilkes returned from Nash
vile this morning.
Mr.. Ed Carrick, # Chicago, is with
relatives IL o''ir blh.
Wal er steele Ief, for Lexington,
Ky yes erGay evening.
Capt }. i Bond returned to rum
mertUwu, this morning.
Mr.. Frank Dale returned from
Spring Hill this DQrnir <.
Miss Florence I.vine visited
friends at Prospect Saturday.
y. Anderson and {. II. Daniel, OF
st. louis, are at the Bethel.
w. i. Milan spent Sunday with
ria ...- Pc: 4, :.;..i~ i .iUl"r or.
F. (ramuie went iowa the \. f.
d s., on business thr- m"rniuB.
B. Swatf1ru, agt. for Barlow Bro )
Ministries. Is III the city to-day.
Tram Master, NJ. f Bradley, OF
NazhVIll,, Ii in Columbia to- day.
H. NJ. Barter aud J r. Hall, of New
York, are registered at the Bethel.
l.. L. Thompson, of Chattanooga, il
in the city aui county buying wheat.
d. G.. Phelan left yesterday evening
for Louisville and Cincinnati on
business.
Mrs. n. D. Harrington, of Nashville
visited relatives at Mt. Pleasant
yesterday.
Mr.. J. ID. Barrow has returned from
Bell Buckle, where he has been buy
Ing mules.
Mrs. Walter Whitfield of Prospect
was here this morning, Ell rou!e for
Fayetteville.
Mrs. Frank Hickerson, Of South
Columbia, is visiting relatives at
Bryant Station.
Mr.. Joe Peeler and bride passed
through Columbia Oh their way
back to Nashville.
Miss Madge Harte has returned
from TLlSahOms, where she has been
spending several weeks.
w. V. Wilson, w. II. O'Brieu, f.
w. Clarke and b. Phillips went 10
Nashville this morning.
Mrs. Van Cleave, of Bessemer, Ala,
is visiting Der cousin, MIR. X. +.
DodsOn- at the Bethel House.
DR.. J. a. WitherspOOn has returned
from New York, where he has been
taking special course of lectures.
Rev Mr.. Brett left this morning,
for Knoxville, where ne goes IL
attend the Baptist state convention.
John l.. Jones left for Centreville
yesterday evening, to be at the open
ing or the Circuit Court this morning.
Mr. Jim Moore, of New Decatur,
Ala, spent several days in cur city
this week with friends and relatives.
The two car loads of fine jacks,
which Mr.. Allan Harlan bought this
last summer in Spain, arrived here
last night.
Miss Margaret Matthews, who has
been visiting Miss Bessie Porter Tor
several days, returned TO Louisville
Saturday morning.
Rev. s. A. Taylor and wife, of Will
hanson County, are the guests OF
Mrs. TaylOr's cousin, Mr.. A. Barr,
Garden street.
Miss Fannie Webster, who has
been visiting Mrs. DOOsOn at the
Bethel House, has returned to her
home in Nashville.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. II. McAlPine, OF
Mississippi, are the guests of their
daughter, Mrs. Frank II. Smith,
South Main street.
Miss Lou Willie Cecil came home
Saturday from PULASKI to visit her
parents on the Hampshire Pike, and
returned this morning
Mrs. Joshua Guest and Miss Alice
Corcoran, who have been spending
several weeks in Nashville with their
many 1rieuds, has Returned home.
l.. G. Grimes the Texas lana agent,
who has been running several eXcur-
sions of immigrants from this cOun-
try to Texas, was here again Friday
night.
John Neeley returned to Nashville
yesterday evening, after short visit
to relatives here, accompanied by his
mother, Mrs. a. +, Neeley, OF South
Garden street.
Mr.. r. O. KiDnard, of the Lasea
neigbborhOOd, paid us call this
morning. He has been taking the
HERALD for many years and is our
staunch friend.
The three st. Felix, sisters, who
were here at the Opera House during
the fair, visited their mother, who Is
sick at the residence of Mrs. j. Nj.
Cabler, South Main street, yesterday.
OVER THE COUNTY.