The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-08-30
COLUMBIA HERALD.
Tuesday, August 20, 1882.
Personal.

JUG hdS 4lOIh
two week - stav ut Wiiliamsport.
Miss Beula C4s+ry returned from
Carriers Creek saturday evening.
Mrs. II. l. White and son Willie
are visiting relatives in Nashville.
Miss Florence Jones is visiting
Mrs. II. G. Kittrell in Mt. Pleasant
Sam Walker is still improving. H.
is now able to sit up part of the
time.
Miss Clara Thompson left for
GAINESVILLE this morning 10 VISIT Mrs.
I.vine. co.
J. R..senthaI has returned from his
Eastern "trip, and a big Stock OF goods
%ill follow. .r
Chas Eddy returned Saturday
from hia visit to Al Bailey, near
EsgIesville.
:. :. Foster, Of Paris, TAun., is
spending u short visit with friends III
tOlumbia. s'' -
Mrs. J. b. Nicks and family have
returned from a summers visit to
The springs. F'--.. .-f'f.
Mise Edna Rose left for Mt. Pleas
ant this morning after short visit TO
friends here.
Miss Stella LeoOhard has returned
from AL extended visit to friends at
Lebanon Tenn -ae ..
DIR. Bryan who has been visiting
friends here, leaves this week for
central America.
WI. Jones, Esq, Of Carter's Greek,
who has been seriously i'll for some
time, is- Communicating.
Miss Lillian Brooks has returned
from jackson, Tenn, where she has
been visiting relatives.
Mira Nelson, who, has been visiting
Mrs. J. H Russell y returned to Mt.
Pleasant this snorning.gssl .
Eugene BullaFd is assisting in the
elerke, office At the BethelI House,
duripg Bob Jones eili3ess.
J. T. Gartner has been confined to
his room for several days with a car
buncIe on his leg. 49, ..-.
Miss Ristora Mcclellan, who has
been living in FrapklIn for some
time, is at,hoIne again.
Rev. =. G. Evins, Baptist minister
OF CuIleOka, is SPEEDING some days
with friends in Columbia.
Mr.. Mat Frierson's family have
returned to their home sitter weeks
visit to friends in the country.
Mrs. A. Adkisson and Miss Matte
Ham have returned from two weeks
visit 20 relatives at Bigbyville.
Frank Chaffin, who has been fol-
lowing the races on the grand circuit,
for several weeks, has returned.
Mr.. J. p. Wallace, of Como, Miss,
- here looking at our fine stock. He
is prominent horseman OF his State.
Mr.. Walter Steele, is back from the
Northern race courses, where h 8
horses have been going with the best.
Mr.. J. P. Short, a wealthy planter
and merchant OF Como, Miss, il here
TO see his string OF horses at the kite
track.
Miss Annie Czspski, who has been
visiting friends here for some time,
left yesterday evening for her he me
in Louisville.
Mrs. S. A. Carroll returned to
Nashville Saturday evening, after a
visit to Mrs. Will Morgan, West
Seventh street.
Nj. J. w. Lee, Of Duplex, William
son County, is here to-day. His post
office ia named after his celebrated
horse, Duplex.
MF.-W. J. Terrill, OF Beulah, Miss,
who is visiting relatives in the Car
ter's Creek neighborhoOd, paid US a
call this morning.
Mrs. George Adams and baby !
Frances have returned from a three |
weeks visit to relatives in Nashville |
and McMinnvflle.
Mrs. Ed Wilson has been quite ILL |
Mr.. Wilson was called to her bed |
side from Primm's Springs only one
day after he reached there.
Misses Lizzie AYoest, Addie Lips |
comb and Annie Bennett have re- !
turned from visit of two weeks to |
friends at Campbellsville.
Miss Eloise Elan, who has been |
visiting friends and relatives here |
for several weeks, returned to her |
home IN Nashville this morning.
Mr.. w. c. Jones has returned from
the grand circuit, where he has been
with his horses for the last month.
He came directly from Columbus.
Mr.. J. M. Sargent, Of Lexington,
Miss, who has been spending the
summer with relatives in this coun-
ty, dropped in to see us this morning.
Messrs. T. G.. Settle, of the HER
AID, and s. A. Powell have returned
from Epperson Springs, where they
have been spending delightful va
cation. p" "-@i@ .'.." i,.a3 .H''2i
Mrs. Parhan, nee Miss Ruth
Black burn, is i'll with mAlarial fever
at hefch6Tne in Chattanooga and her
sister, Miss Mary Blackburn, is at her
bedside. - gif7 rs rhFl-f e. -r.. ..---
Mrs. Lee Eakin of Dallas, Texas,
and Miss Kate Turner OffCNAshville, /
whothANe been Mt the Institute for
sOnSe time, left for Nashville5 yester-
day eNenipg. a:a sss-o ..,,a .-s7t. I-.
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