The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-08-26
Personal.

MIR. Ed C0uTcn lS Oh Iilo SiOn Ai0''
Octie Cherry, OF Nashv lille, is here
on q short visit.
Bob Jones, of the Bethel House,
ia on the sick list.
Mr.. Bert Joseph, of Nashville, Is III
the city on business.
Mrs. n. b. Sheppard has gone to
Virginia on visit.
Miss Laura Andrews has returned
from. Primm's Springs.
Miss Mai Beasley, of AshwOOd, IL
visitil Mrs. Joe Hagey.
Mrs. Rebecca Amis has returned
from a visit to Franklin.
Miss Laura Taylor is back from
visit to Culleoka friends.
w. A. VOss has gone to Summer
town to spend two weeks.
Miss Maud Cameron is visiting
Miss Susie Gilbert at Prospect.
Mr.. Jno. Wilson returned from
CulIeoka this morning.
f. w. Carmack, Editor Mem
phis Commercial, is II the city.
rhe family of Sheriff HI. G. Harlan
have returned from Primm's Spring.
Mr.. Worthiern, OF Nashville, is
SpcHulHB Il lew way III WIZ NJ
week.
Charley Collier, of Nashville, came
down to visit relatives yesterday eve
ming.
Col. Robert Irvine wishes to say eh
is back from his summer trip to Iron
City.
Porter Erwin is spending a week at
Campbellsville with Mr.. A. Is.
COWan.
w. E. Alternately, OF Pulaski, is
now assistant clerk at the Bethell
House.
Mr.. James Andrews Sr., returned
from Elkmont Springs yesterday
evening.
Mrs. B. A Rogers and her daughter
Miss Hattie, have returned from
Pulaski.
Miss Mary Nicely has returned from
a two weeks visit to friends in Fay
etteville.
Geo. G. Collins, of Mt. Pleasant,
was here this morning en- route Tor
Nashville.
Mira. ]. NJ. Cabler left for Memphis
this morning to spend several weeks
with relatives.
w. King, formerly OF this county
but now an attorney ut Lawrence
burg, is here to-day.
Miss Mary Friel, has returned from
n three weeks visit to Mrs, Ed Man
grem of WilliamspOrt.
Pearl and Willie Howard left this
morning for a visit to their grand
mother at Kettle Mills.
Miss Cassie BraZier has returned
from few weeks visit to friends anC
relati ves ut LynuVille.
Mira. Ellis, of birmingham, is yisi
ting Mrs. Cakes, on the corner
| Sixth and Garden streets.
Mrs. A. NJ. Gray, of Nebo, is visit
| ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. IL
McI<ennOn, South Main street
DIR. S. Evins, of Wayne County, i
in the city, with the intention of buy
ing n Maury County farm.
Miss Annie White, who has beef
visiting friends at Petersburg FOL
| several weeks, is at home again.
Mrs. p, A. Peters and two children
of Fort W Orth, Texas, is ylslsltlng !
C. McGaw and family, West End.
| Mrs. NJ. l.. Stokes has returne'
| from SummertOwn and Stewart
where she has been spending tn
| summer
| DIR. J. w. Sharber, of Spring Hill
aud daughter, Mrs Fannie Porter, o
| Frisco, Texas, are in the city Will
friends and relatives.
J. IT. Allen, Esq, of Pulaski, paSse
through here this morning on Ill
way to Shady Grove, where he gOe
to visit his brother, DR.. Allen.
Clyde Addison, one Of BirminG
HAMS railroad conductors, is spend
ing few days with relatives in 20
lumbia.
Miss Mary Barker, granddaughter G
Mr.. /. Barker, has returned home
T &C ltur after n two weeks visit
this plSce.
Mrs. w. =. Woodbridge and littl
Miss Louise left last evening Tor
visit to friends and relatives
GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. ]. X. Farrell and her tw
daughters, returned Monday frol
Napier'e Furnace, where they hay
been spending the summer.
Mics Lillian Brooks, q charmin
, young lady OF Columbia, Tenn,
the guest Of her sister-in-law, Mr.
Daisie Brooks, at the Arlingto
hotel.-JacksOn Wing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bates, forme
l Iy Of South Columbia, who have bee
living at Helena, Ark, for sever
D months, returned yt sterday to mai
this their future home.
Mr.. Wave OgilvIe, DR.. Il. g. Cial
and Mr.. Geo. Ewing, OF Marshs
County, passed through Columbia
their way to WaylAnd Springs, G
Shoal creek, for q short outing.
= Prof. 4. NJ. Burney, President
! Howard Female college, Gallati
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