The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-07-21
SOUTH COLUMBIA.

On Thursday OF last week thu Sun
day-rchool OF the Second NJ +.
Church had most enjoyable picnic
in the pleasant Shades of Mofgan's
grove. Nothing happened to mar
the pleasure OF anyone, and many or
the young people remained until the
threatening shades OF evening drove
them home Mr.. NJ. Ruttle as Supt
of this Sunday-schOol has been ali
earnest and faithful worker for a
great many years.
/ We are sorry to state that Mrs
| Owen is very sick, at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs WI Cameron.
Prof. Green Medley, has opened
private school ut his home on South
High Street.
Mrs. b. F. Moore and her two
beautiful children, are with Mrs.
Jonn Moore this week.
Mr.. Mccall, bridge foreman,
while at work near Hurricane Station
last week was struck by moving
piece of timber, breaking one of his
! legs. He was brought TO Columbia
to the Cottage Hotel where Drs. Pl-
low and WltAerapOOn attended the
wound. He was able to be removed
to his nome at Hurricane in few
days.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Teagarden, ara noted
! for their kindness TO every cripp oil
or rick person VINO com - under tueIr
charge, as host and hostess OF the
! Cottage Hotel.
Mss Fannie Bauch, is visiting her
grandmother at (irOveland.
Miss f. Howard and little Miss
| Liunis Howard, are in the country
Prof. aud Mrs. Goslln, speut. last
week at Santa Fee.
Mr.. and Mrs. JAS. Sullivan Of Tus-
caloosa, Ala, visited Mrs. VIM. Suln-
van recently.
Miss Carrie Peters, has returned
! from pleasant visit 10 BrentM God.
Mr.. j. *. p. Sowell, is spending
Week In the country.
Miss R9becca Faris, returned from
an extended visit u Hampshire last
week
Mise Susie Gilbert, leaves for her
home at Prospect to-day, after a d.
| lighlfuI visit Of two Weeks with NJ s.
Maud Cameron.
| MIR. Henry Daimwood made bust
ness trip through south Columbia
recently.
Miss Virgis Burte, Of Davidson
County, is the guest OF her cousin
Miss Laura Taylor.
Mr.. J. A. Lavender and family,
Contemplate visit to the Worlds
| Fair in the near future.
Little Miss Louise Addison, spent
Lash week with her aunt, Mrs. Briggs,
! in the c.untry.
Misses Laura Taylor and Virgie
Burte, speut the first OF the week in
Lewisburg
Mr.. Chas. Mooney, has been III
home for two weeks but we dare say
his parens were not the only attrac.
ton this time, although he is quite
devoted son.
/ Miss Kate Thweatt, OF Bell Buckle.
after d most pleasant visit to her
cousins Misses Fletcher aud Mamie
Thweatt, has returned home. Miss
Thweatt has made many admiriDg
friends here.
Mrs. Alb Addison and Mrs. VIM
Burnett, spent day in the country
the first of the week.
Mr.. Marion Taylor and Mrs. Carrie
Eubanks, arrived here from Texas
aud after spending day with Hon
G. &. Taylor, went to Culleoka where
they will spend the summer at the
delightful country home OF Mr.. ClSbe
Taylor.
Miss Mamie Thwestt, leaves this
week to take charge OF the school at
Brace, near LAwrenceburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Powell, came out from
Nashville Sunday to see their par
cuts Mr.. and Mrs. |. NJ. Powell.
Master Allie Stuart, returned from
Wiiliamsport
Will Whitaker went to Decatur
last Sunday.
Master Walter Pack, of Petersburg,
Is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Will
Higgins.
Mr.. Polk Rome went to Lynnville
Monday.
Mrs Dick Douglass and little babe
we're visiting her father-in-law in
Nashville last week.
Little Burt Nicks has been sick for
several days.
Miss Eta Jont s, .of Texas, who has
been in Columbia for several months,
returned home last Sunday.
: Mrs. Porter Bibb has been on the
sick list for several days.
Ask w. w. who is his best girl
Mr.. Benson Evans spent last Sun
day in CulleOka.
Mrs. Thomas Wood is visiting her
mother at Lewisburg.