The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-08-23

Lille, left for Dsrk's Mills this morn
ing.
Harry Armstrong and wife are here
from M-n, ,h.s 20 visit relatives near
Zion.
Mrs J. Il. Bond, of Nashville, is Wis
itiug her sister, Mrs. +. 4. Wood,
West End.
Mrs. w. 4. Nsff, of Timmons, spent
y few days N itu friends ia West Emo
last week.
VIII fowler returned Saturday
from Estill springs, looking mucn
improved.
Mrs. John Bose returned last night
from mouths visit to relatives IN
Louisville.
Miss Florence Williams is back
from n two weeks visit TO friends al
Lynnville.
Miss Willie Harris, of Nashville, is
visiting her siser, Mrs. z. H.
SOuthau, Jr.
ConnOr b. Easley and mother, Mrs.
A. J. Mangrem, went TO Primms
Spring Saturday.
Miss Fannie White, of Meridian
Miss, has been visiting Mrs. p. II.
SOuthau, Jr.,
the guest of Mr.. anu Mrs. J. Nj. Shep-
para, West End.
w. J. Hanna, of Nashville, who has
been here few days, left thus MORN
ing for Florence.
Charley Mosley left for Nashville
this morning, to accept a position in
u machine shop.
II. H. White and wife and Miss
Lea H.,
Saturday evening.
Mrs. +. ID. Lander, who has been
quite sick with fever, is able to be
out driving again.
Mr.. David Rudolph of Nashville
was visiting the family OF DR.. w. NJ.
Biddle yesterday.
Miss Ada Wood, after a visit of two
weeks IN Nashville, returned home
Saturday morning.
Robert G. Winkley, witn:the Chat
field d Woods Co., OF Cincinnati, is
i'll the city to-day.
r. NJ. Porter, with Gray Fall & Co,
of Nashville, spent yesterday with
friends In Columbia.
Miss Sadie Kerr returned home
Saturday, from weeks visit to
friends Ia Lewisburg-
Mrs. J. NJ. fowler mas returned
from Estill Springs, where she has
been spending the summer
Mr.. J. G. VOORHEES, returned yes
terday from ElkmOnt Springs, where
he has been spending some time.
Mrs. CT. Jones and Misses Leila
Barr and Linda Frierson returned
from ElkmOnt Springs Saturday
evening.
Miss Fannie Sinclair left for
Thompson Station this morning, near
which place she will take charge OF
school.
Mr.. Mat Frlerson and family left
this morning Tor visit of some days
to friends and relatives in the
country.
MI. o. J. Hill and two children re-
turned to Nashville yesterday even
ing, after short visit to D. &, Phelan
and family.
Miss Matte Frierson returned
to Zion this morning, after a
snort visit TO relatives on South
High street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Buchanan re-
turned to Nashville Saturday even
ing, after visit of several days to
relatives here.
Miss Matte Cation, of Thompson
Station, returned this morning after
visiting friends in South Columbia
for several days.
Miss Lulie Walker, daughter of
Mr. Robert Walker, is seriously i'll.
Her many friends hope she will soon
be restored to he! usual good health.
A. L. Cline, who has been working
in the telegraph office at the depot,
returned to LynviIIe this morning,
Bob Martin taking his place as oper-
aJor.
Misses Lucy and Annie Wheeler,
of Huntsville, Ala, who have been
visiting Miss Charlotte Whitthorne
for several days, left for Decatur this
morning.
Will Ridley returned from a two
weeks trip. to Chicago, Denver and
Nancy Hanks and Flying Jib make
their fast miles.
Mr.. Il. G. Settle, City Editor of the
Epperson & Powell, have at last left
for Chicago. They go by way OF Ep-
person Springs and will come back
the best way they can.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. A. Braley and
daughter, Miss Clarice, Mrs. J. E.
McCrady and ]. @. Adams and
daughters Misses Willie, May and
Ruth, were here Saturday on their
return from two weeks visit to
Wayland Springs, en- route for Lewis
burg.
Miss Charlotte Henderson returned
this morning from Chicago, where
she has been spending the summer
with Miss Harrahan. While gone
she visited some Ofthe great summer
resorts Of the Northwest and she re-
turns much improved to resume her
duties as Principal of the Andrews
chool at its opening two weeks.
auce.