The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-08-05
Personal.

T. III. Everett Is in the city.
Mrs.. II. p. Figuers IS quite sick.
Mrs. II. p. Figuers ia quite Fick
with fever.
Miss Ellen Friel is visiting friends
In Nashville.
Mrs. Matte Cook Is visiting friends
at Dark's Mill.
Mrn. WOOten Moore ID quite sick at
her home on Ninth street.
Tom NeeIey went to Nashville yes
ter,iay evening OH business.
A. n. Fife left this morning for a
visit TO his home Mt Lebanon.
Horace Frierson came down from
Nashville yesterday evening.
Mrs Annie Doris, OF Nashville, is
visiting relatives in Columbia.
Mrs. A. Sinclair has returned from
q visit TO relatives at Franklin.
| Mr.. Alex Barker has returned from
visit to Red Boiling Springs.
Miss Fannie Sinclair is visiting
friends aud relatives in Franklin.
r. L. Cranberry, of San Francisco,
| Cal, is visiting relatives at Ash
wood.
Mrs. J. 8. Osment, OF Chattanooga,
Is the guest OF her brother, DR.. e. u.
| Grant.
Miss Ethel Collier and Mrs. c. D
Collier are back from visit to Sandy
Hook.
Col. John Taylor, Of Sumner
County, is in the city visiting rela-
tives.
Miss Blanche Scott has returned
from a two weeks visit 10 friends at
Fayetteville.
J.K. McLanahan, Sol. T. Maxwell
and J. G.. McLanahAn went to Nash
Vile this morning.
Mrs. Nelson p. Cherry, who lives
near the ice factory, is seriously ill
with typhoid fever.
Wade Harrison, Of MurfreesbOro,
is here to spend a few weeks with
West End relatives.
Misses Minnie QIarterman and
| Blanche Stewart have returned from
q visit to Mt. Pleasant.
Miss Louise Hendley has returned
from Beaver Dam Springs, where
she hxs been for six weeks.
| Mrs. Nick Kittrell and Miss Laura
! Kittrell, OF Franklin, are spending a
few days with Mrs. Horace Rainey.
John Collier, Of the police force,
left last Tuesday for q three weeks
visit to relatives at Columbus, Miss.
Messrs. Il. III. Foster and w. NJ.
| Chaffin left this morning for Fern
vale Springs to be gone about week.
! Miss Louise WoOdside returned
yesterday evening from a visit OF
several days to Nashville friends.
Mrs. B. Mitchell and daughter,
Miss Maud, of Nashville. are the
guests OF w. r. Craig and family.
DR.. L. G. Grant has returned from
Chattanooga, whero he has been to
| attend the Southern Dental AssociA-
ton.
Misses Maggie Hanna and Maud
Wright left Tuesday to spend two
weeks at Rev. w. Ii. LOgan's camp
Primms Springs.
Mrs. Tom Jones hRs returned 10
Dallas, TexSs, after n visit OF several
weeks to H. &. Jones and family
aud friends i'll Giles County.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Parker, John
Cox, Mrs. J. III Fussell, Misses Mar
tin and Miss Ella Cox, left this morn
ing for n visit to Stewards and Sum
meTtOwn.
Mry. NJ. B. Psrhsm AMI son, John,
returned to Chattanooga yesterday
after ppending q few weeks with Wes
End reIAtives. Miss Mary K. Black
burn accompanied them home Il
spend several weeks in Chattanooga
and on Lookout Mountain.
Col John Taylor and wife, who
have been in town for n week, called
hitner by the serious illness Of theil
, n ApheW, Mr.. w. G.. Taylor, left thii
morning for their home in Marion
County, Ky. Col. Taylor is one Of
Kentucky's wealthiest planters.
Lieut.. w. n. Hughes, U. S. A, viii
: leave for Fort LeavenwOrth, Kans.
= Aug. 10, to participate in the rifle
I, competition OF the Department of tin
3 Missouri. Lieut. Hughes holds sev
). eral medals for rife shooting.