The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-08-02
Personal.

Z. D. Hunter III Carriers Cr-sk is
in the city.
A NJ. Hughes, Jr., of Washington,
d. C., is here.
Pleasant Floyd has returned from
Lawrenceburg.
J. Sykes Orman has gone to Louis
vile ON business.
II. a. McLemore has gone to Union
City on business.
Mrs. H. A. McLemOre Is visiting
relStiVss IN Shslhyville.
Train master NJ. F.. Bradley, of
Nashville. is in the CRY -
Misa Laura VAught is visiting NJ ls-
Minnie VoOrhies in Pulaski
Mrs w. J. Howard left for n visit
70 Summ3rtOwn yesterday.
MIs. w. NJ. Mayes has returned
from visit to Nashville friends.
W. G. Jones aud G. II. Hughes lest
Tor Louisville yesterday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. S. ;. Fleming haN {
returned from Eikmont Springs
Will Mooney csme up from Athens
yesterday evening to Visit relatives.
Miss Nellie COlquitt has returned
y
Judge i. D. Patterson was here
this morning Ell route for Pulaski
Mrs Estes, of BeechcrOft, was here
visiting Mrs. Armstrong Saturday 9.
A. q. Moore of Culleoka WAS here
this morning, en- route for Florence.
Mrs ANNA West has returned
from y visit to relatives at Spring
Hill.
Rev. 6. d. Byrne and daughter,
Of WillIansport, was i'll the city Sat
Rrday.
Rev. E. E. Bradley left this morning
to spend several days in Lawrence
County.
Mr.. Wood Morrow, of Paducah,
KY, is the guest OF Mrs. F. Z. Dun
nIngton.
Miss LottIe wilkins has returned
from a visit to friends and relatives
in Franklin.
George w Killebrew and A. p.
Morgan left this morning for Beaver
Dam Springs.
w. A. Blackburne, of Chattanooga,
is here to spend 3 month with rela-
tiyes in West End.
Miss Dora Nelly returned Saturday
evening from two weeks visit to
friends in Nashville.
Miss Anna Brooks, of Cathey's
Greek, is the guest of Miss Gertie
Bynun, Twelfth Street.
Misses Bertha Carson and Anna
Irwin have returned from visit to
friends in Lawrenceburg.
r G. Simpson, whc has been with
l. 2. Padgett for several months, left
for Lebanon yesterday evening.
Miss Tillie Grubbs left this morn
ing for Petersburg, near which place
she will take charge of a school.
Jno. w. MeAlister with hamburger
Bloom & Co., OF Louisville, was here
yesterday en- route for Florence.
Mrs. F. D.. Lander is sick with
malarial fever at the suburban resi-
dence OF her father, Mr.. w. g. Jones.
Rev. J. r. GoodlOe left this morn
ing for Chapel Hill, where he will
remain with relatives for three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. White aud Miss
Annie White, have gone to Peters
burg to spend several days with rela-
tives.
Miss Effte Laurie, who has teen the
guest of the Misses Ussery for two
weeks, left for Spring Hill yesterday
evening.
Mrs. Grace Russell |, who has been
the guest OF Miss Louise Craik for
some time, returned TO Florence yes
ser1ay.
Harry Adams, who has been with
the family of G. w. Jackson for two
weeks, returned 10 Brownsville this
morning.
Miss Carrie Massey, of Pulaski, was
here this morning en- route for Law
Fenceburg, where she has accepted a
position to teach.
L. /. Wilson has gone to Athens
to manipulate the night Geographic
key at that place. G. A. Mooney
being transferred from day duty, to
his place here at night.
Capt. c. c. Estill, of Winchester,
accompanied the next Governor to
this city to-day. He is one OF Judge
Turuey's right hand men, and is at
All times a worker for straight De-
mocracy. He is a pleasant, affable
gentleman as well, and if, as the re-
port goes, he wants to be Comptroller,
he will make the race hot for COM
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