The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-07-29
SPRING HILL.
News, Personal and Otherwise, From Our
| Correspondent.

News, Personal and Otherwise, From Our
Correspondents.
SPRING HILL, July 2i-Rev. 6. II
Hogan conducted services at the Pres
byterian Church Sunday morning, as
Rev. G.. +. Sullivan was absent. He also
preached at Port Royal i'll the after
noon.
Rev. r. ]. Craig occupied his pulpit
Sunday morning, as usual again in the
Rev.T. ]. Dixon filled the pulpit at
Pleasant Dale Sunday morning at II
Rev. A. Rowbotham, of Tampa, Fla,
delivered lecture on Africa at the
Presbyterian Church Wednesday morn
ing. Rev. ROwbotham and wife have
been appointed as missionaries to the
Congo He is a man of great learning
and with his ministerial gifts is in
every way capable of fulfilling the W Ork
he is about to start.
Miss McMeans of Lynnville, is now
visiting her friend, Mrs. Steel.
Miss Annie Lou Mckay spent last
week in Columbia with Miss Leila Barr
Mrs. VIII Martin and her little daqgh-
ter, Pauline, are spending a few days
with relatives in Franklin.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w: Lee, of Nashville,
spent Sunday with their daughter, Mrs.
Bullock, at the CapertQn House.
Mrs. b. A. Rogers and sweet little
daughter, Annie of Columbia, and Mrs.
Sallie Smithson, of Pulaski, arc visiting
| Mrs. r. w. McLemOre, Jr.
Miss Lucy Bostick, of Nashville, after
spending some six weeks with MISS
| Jennie Jordan, has returned to her
home.
Miss Lizzie Dixon is visiting her sis
| ter, Mrs Mary Andrews, of Nashville.
! Mrs. Will Greenlaw left this morning
| for Monteagle. She was accompanied
| by her sister, Miss Pearl PrOvlne, of
| Lebanon.
Miss Julia Orman is at Red Boiling
| Springs with her sister, Mrs. Henry
| Ormdn, of Selma, Ala.
| Miss Matte Campbell left last week
for Birmingham, Ala, To visit Miss
Miss Robbie Cole, of West Harpeth,
has been on visit to Miss Bessie Alex
| ander.
Miss Susie Wade, after a weeks visit
to Mrs. Annie Wilkes, of Culleoka, has
returned home.
Misses Susie Belle and jamie Moore
| and Mr.. Frank Moore, after several
| weeks STAY with relatives in Brentwood,
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Cowsert, OF
| Arkansas, have been on a visit to rela-
lives in tits place and near here Tor the
last three weeks.
and Mrs. Addie Smith have been III
Columbia for the past week.
DIR. CrOckette, of Kentucky, Is at the
CapertOn House.
Mr.. John Wade spent Saturday in the
city of Nashville.
Mr.. Eugene Guthrie has returned to
his home in Hillsboro, Texas, after q
months stay with his parents near
here.
Mr.. Kinnard Wade, of Nashville, was
in our midst Sunday.
Mrs. James Caskey was in town last
week.
Mrs. Albert Mulloy has been quite i'll
for two weeks.
Miss Beulah Nellums has been indis
posed for the past week.
| Prof +. /. Scribner, director OF State
Experiment Station at Knoxville, anC
Mai. Vauderford were in this place
several days last week. They were here
for the purpose of getting samples o
the soil for the Chicago Exposition
They also took a number of pictures o
some of Mai. Campbell Browns tint
stock. And as DIR. ID. G. Chrisholm hai
one of the finest vineyards / ever saw
Prof Scribner went to see ii, and ate.
being shown through, he remarked tina
the Doctor had no reason to complain
, Dr. ChrishOlnl. uses @Vini Nitine," which
: g a compound of his own suggestion
which he uses on his grapes to preven
, them from rotting, and he has been eX
ceedinglv successful in that line.
Mr. Robert 7. Moore, who has been IL
for some time died, at the residence o
C.. p Rush, Saturday morning, July =
: 1892 at q O'Clock. He Was the son of MI
and Mrs. w. +. Moore, of Neapolis- L
= | is sad for one so young, just in tn
, prime of manhood, being only q year
old, to die so early. But when deati
came he was ready to say: "Thy VII
: o Lord, be done, not mine" The tun
! eral services were conducted by ReN
=. R. J. Craig Sunday morning, at
= O'Clock. Interment at Rose Hill Gene
terry