The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-09-20
COLUMBIA HERALD.
personal.

the city.
r NJ. Porter was here with friends
yesterday.
w. NJ. Wood has returned from a
visit TO relatives at Athens: Ala.
Miss jamie Foil of Franklin is
visiting friends in Mt. Pleasant
Mrs. J. NJ. Cabler ma returnedfrom
a visit to relatives a Memphis.
Mr.. Robert Ewing has returned
from justices "trip ~ New YORK.
l.. w POindexrer, OF Lewisburg,
WAS in Tie clty to-day on business.
DR.. J. &. Ewing, of Lewi-burg, il
visiting his brother, Mr.. +. q. Ewing
Mr. aud Mrs. r. Gresham visited
friends at Parks station yesterday.
Mrs. w. p. Williams, OF Clarks-
dale, Mississippi, is visiting in the
city.
Miss Gusta Pickard has returned
home after several days at the Max
n-li.
Dir. and Mrs. +. O. Betts, have re-
turned from business trip ~ New
York.
John c. Rea has returned from a
visit to young lady friends at Bell
Buckle.
w. l. ON6ItOu DdS lIOIL
Coal Greek, where he went 10 guard
UOnvicJs.
Miss Annie Ty Ter, of Nashville, is
visiting Miss Mary White at Mt.
Pleasant.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Alexander, of
Spring Hill, are visiting friends III
Columbia.
Miss Mamie Hinson and sister ar
rived this morning 10 enter school At
the Institute.
Jno. w. Witt, OF Paris, ILL.,, is visit
ing his brother, G. A. Witt, AT the
Cottage Hotel.
Mr.. Frank Swansburg left last
night for Chicago TO layin his fall
stock of goods.
Miss Mary Warren, of the Institute,
has returned from weeks visit to
friends in Nashville.
Walter and Louise Helm who have
been sick with ScArletina for some
time are out again.
Miss Molly Leftwlch. of Birming-
ham, Texas, is visiting the family of
}. l.. DaimwOod, OIL High street.
A. o. McKennOn has returned from
Lexington, Miss, where he has been
spending week with his uncle.
Mrs. Joshua Guest, after pleasant
visit to her many friends and rela-
tives at Hampshire, has returned
home.
Mrs. EdmonsOn has been quite i'll
for several days at the home of her
sister, Mrs. A. y. p. Nicholson, in
West End.
Miss Mary Hickman, who. has been
spending some time IN Lewisburg,
lnar fniG
Birmingham.
Miss Minnie Holding has returned
from Louisville, where she has been
for several months visiting her sister,
Mrs. E. B. Boyd.
Mrs. S. d. Aldrich and daughter
Miss Sarah, who have been here for
some time, will leave this evening
for Natchez, Miss.
Jim Granbery Jackson, of Mt.
Pleasant, returns to Vanderbilt
University to-day TO continue his
civil engineering course.
Alex Mackey and Caz Holt, of
Haley Station, who have been on n
short visit to relatives here, left for
Nashville this morning.
Mrs. w. H. Edsall, of this city, is
attending the bedside of her father,
Mr.. Polk A lien, who is now seriously
i'll at his home on Knob Creek.
Misses Mamie Rea.and Effie Jack
son, and Mr.. G. w. Jackson and |
Frank Leonhard, have returned |
from Murfreesboro, where they have |
been attending the fair.
Rufus Jackson, of Mt. Pleasant,
passed through the city this morn
ing en- route for Wall & MONEYS |
school, Franklin, after sickness for |
several days at his mothers home in |
Mt. Pleasant.
Miss Anita Kirk, OF Rosedale, Miss, |
has entered school at the Nashville |
College for Young Ladies'. Miss Kirk |
is well known in our city and at
tended school at the Athen@um for |!
several terms.
Mr.. Hugh Foster, of Union
Springs, Ala, was in the city several |
days this week with friends. Mr.. |
Foster is visiting his brother, Rev.
s. J. Foster, of Mt. Pleasant, and is
on his way to enter Princeton Col
lege.