The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-06-09
Personal.

ago for Louisville, KY.
Lieut.. w. n. Hughes, U. s. A., is |
visiting his parents here.
Mr.. Jerome Pillow of Arkansas,
is visiting friends here.
DIR. Jas. IT, Akin is out again after
his long and serious illness.
Miss Dot Ewing is ertaining
Miss Mcclure Of COrnersville.
Sol Sswyers, of Shelbyville, is viz
itiug Mr.. J. Rosenthal aud family.
Mr.. Geo. f. COnant left this week
for Litteton, Mass, his future home.
Mrs. Sam Mullenix will leave Fri
day for HillsbOrough and Cincinnati,
Ohio.
Miss Mary Patterson of Savannah,
Tenn, is visiting friends in Co.
lumbia.
Mr., George l.. Thomas and family
have gone to Sewanee to spend the
summer.
Miss Minnie Leneave is entertain
ing her friend MIss CASTLE, of Forest
Guy, Ark.
Misses Margaret and Irene Will
inns are expected home to- day from
Baltimore.
Miss Sackie Hart, o. Dardanelle,
Ark, is visiting Mlss Mamie Osborne,
near Goodwin.
Mrs. Mcclure, Of Nashville, visited
her father DR.. Jas. II. Akin, during
his recent illness.
Mr.. j. Sykes Ormsn is said to have
left Columbia and gone to Hdnts-
vile, Ala, to live.
Miss Lizzie Jones left this week for
Midway, KY, where sue will visit
Miss Maggie Martin.
Henry Cox, of Decatur, Ala, was
here Tuesday. lie has recently
taken unto himself wife.
Bishop Pierce of Arkansas, was one
Of the visitors to the Institute, during
commencement exercises.
Marion Akin, sou of Mr.. A. n.
Akin is at home again, after attend
ing Vanderbilt University.
Mrs. E. H. Hatcher visited friends
in Nashville this week, and little
Miss Ethel visited Pulaski.
Hon. n. n. Cox was here last Tues.
day. 1t will take n strong man tt
"curry" the Colonel next time.
Mrs. Walter Steele and her mother
Mrs. Black, Of Athens, Ala have re
turned from East Brook springs.
Mr.. w. g. Lewis, Of Athens, Ala
has returned home after visit to his
son Mr. James Lewis in this city.
Mr.. aud Mrs. O. &. Armstrong anC
child, OF Memphis, are visiting rela
tives III the Frierson neighbUrhoOd.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gross hav,
their son Leon, from Fort Worth
John A. Collier, of Rome, Ga, wa
here this week. 1t was lnistak
about his being on the police fore,
there.
DR.. and A1rs. George Beckett ex
pect to leave to-day for Staten Island
n. Y, where they will spend til
summer.
Col. Spiral Hill has been here tn
greater portion Uf this week. Co
Hill is DONG lucrative practic
here now.
Mr.. J. b. Mckinney has returne
to his holne in luka, Miss, after
visit to his daughter, Mrs. JOnn j
Hendricks.
Mr. Jno. NJ. Gray and family, c
Nashville, have moved out to thei
summer home on the Mt. PleasaI
pike near this city.
Mr.. Garnet Rainey, who was visi
ing here, returned to Chicago tn
week, accompanied by his father, "
5. Rainey, Esq.
Miss Minnie Holding has gone
Louisville, KY, with her sister, Mr.
+. b. Boyd, who returned to ht
home there, thLs week.
Fred Evans is here this week. H
will leave in few days for Cair
His, where he has accepted pos
ton with a new milling company.
Mr.. Haskell DuBoss, who has bee
one of the faculty ut the Athe@un
has accepted the priucipalshp
FairmonJ College at Mont Eagle.
Mr. j. c. Dexter, d. c. & NJ. sa!
the Chaucery WORK Is much heavi,
than 1t used TO be ana be IS not fee
ing in a, "halCyon and vOcileIOu
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