The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-03-04
MISERY HILL.

Ouce more we grasp our pen il
hand and this time with eagerness
for o., Mr.. Editorl we have a mar
rage TO record. Only think of it,
Just what we were sIgnlng for and
now without an effort on our part the
bright and ever welcome news Is
brought us in letter (for do not for q
moment imagine II occurred ia the
vicinity OF the HID; for, as L have
said before, marriage is here thing
of the past. Still, "a the bridegroom
in this case lived in our midst for
quite a while, we can but feel some
VIVA: eiated in consequence. There
fore we are happy to announce that
Mr.. Hugh McGlnty, of OviHa, Texas,
who Is too well known, by Columbisns
to need any commendatOry words
from us, has had his heart and hand
captured by pair of Texas Upright
eyes, which has led him slowly but
surely out of the tangled web Of
bachelorhood, and launched him
-quarely on the bosom OF matrif..,,-
NAL sea, where we hope he will H. Vrr
founder,o be struck by the SD va e,
Of adversely, bat may he guide his
craft with a skillful hand, and finally
schOr in tranquil waters, and there
| which we hope will ever bind him t.
the one who has so lately linked hel
sweet young life with his.
We believe it is generally custom
| ary sin writing to friends OF ones
EarriGg. 10 give the name of til,
| bride. However we can forgive tn,
| observation-disclosures of new mad
benedict, and especially when we T. e.
confident that we know the you.p
! lady, who possesses a lovely face EN-.
ali the Womanly virtues and domesii,
| accomplishment that are necessalH
| to fill the position she has assumed
| We tender our best wishes to sthc
happy pair, wondering at the sam,
| ume II Mir. Jimmie Sanford isn'l
almost persuaded" to take some
fair daughter of Eden" and like hi,
friend Mr.. McGinty join "Hymcn'
| happy band" We await particular
aud hope he will not fail to give tht
young ladies name.
Mr.. Bill Watson has the founda iOr
for neat little cottage, which will he
erected opposite Mr.. John FoXalPi
grocery.
Mr.. Fred Foxall also expect: t.
build on Misery" sometime in thu
near future.
lu0T0 are SGNcIdN II
being made in our neighbOrhood
| Among them we notice a new fence
around Detective OvertOn's home
aud a neat stone wall in front of M'
Ed Brazier's place, which adds great
to the looks.
Ninth Street too has been newt,
macadamized by our city fathers,Fa
AS we are always thankful for small
nercies we desire 30 return Ou
rhauks, and in so doing extend t;
them a cordial invitation TO visit I
little higher up, where they viii
readily see how badly a new street i
needed, and why we desire satia
faction aud rejoice in the name q
"Misery HILL
t. Mrs. Eugenia Beck, of Knoxville, j
at Capt. Fussell's on a visit to he
mother Mrs. Steel. Her sweet face j
quite q familiar feature Oh our stree
aud we are glad 80 seg her back agaii
among her many friends.
, Mr.. }. B. WOodside of the firm O
Woolwine & Kemper, Cracker CO,
spending a few days with his fan lily
Little Miss Fannie Cowley is spenC
ing this week in Nashville, with he
aunt, Mrs. Hoke.
Mrs. Bowen, of Lipscomh spen
last Saturday and Sunday with he
cousin Mrs. Rebecca Padgett.
Miss Mary Friel, of LipscOmb sper
Saturday with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Speeds bah.
we are sorry to say, is no better.
A COLUMBIA GIRL.