The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-07-28
SOUTH COLUMBIA.

On Sunday night at eleven o'cloc
Mrs Nancy Owen, died at the resi-
dence OF Mr. William Cameron, he
sOn-in-law, after a short illness witt
the fiux, she leaves five children
Messrs. George, Jay and Franz
Owen, and Mrs w. ID Cameron, anC
Mrs. jasper Mooney. Also twenty
one grandchildren all of whom wpr,
present ut her tunera, Mrs. Over
was memorable mother in Israel
She WAS deeply pious, aud noted fol
her constant kindness and attention
to the sick and suffering She will
he 20 sadly missed from our commu.
nifty. We condOle deeply with hel
surviving relatives. While we are i'm
pOverished heaven is enriched. Fun
eIal service by Rev+. w. A Hayne,
tuu J. F. TinnOn ut o'clock Monday
. NJ, interment at Rose Hill Gene
terry.
TIE remains Of Mrs. Wright Hi
lard of Nashville, were brought t.
he residence of Mr.. Grimes, her
brother in-law, last Friday, aud
buried At Rose Hill Cemetery Sstur
lay Her maiden name was Miss
Nettie Burnett, formerly of Column
ola. Size leaves widowed motter
three brothers Messrs Richard and
James Burnett OF B rmirghaul, d
Mr.. viii Burnett of Columbia, and
two sisters, Mrs. Birch o. N4,"vuIr
and Mrs. Grimes OF Columbia, also a
devoted husband and r-n Ter little
by. They have our kind and tender
sympathy. Funeral service by Revs.
J. r. liunOn aud w. L. U,-ery.
Mr. o ven Cameron WA at hone
from sheffield, Ala, the first Of the
weak 10 attend the funeral OF his
grand mother, Mrs Owen.
Mrs. Jesse Powell and children
returned from few weeks visit in
the Mt. Pleasant neighb pruood.'
Mr.. Robert Comp'o on and Mis-
Myrtle Poarch OF HiIsboro, ue;e
guests OF Misses Mamie aud Fletcher
Tnweatt last week
The families of Nessra VI McC'el
lau, Joe Lavender and ThOs. VIII :
left Wednesday to spend the remain
der Of the season at Sruart's SPRINGS
NJ IS Fletcher Thweatt will begin
private schOni a. her home Oh Gallo
way street soon. Mrs ThWea t il
one OF Cplumbla's most worthy
young ladies, and We wish her the
great success that she deserves
Mr.. Chas. Mooney Of Na-hvill",
was summonsed IT, the bedside of his
grandmother Mrs. Owen,
The ladies OF the Second NJ F
Church gave All ice cream supper last
Thursday night at the hOepitablr
home of Mr. John Thomss. A hand
some sum was realized.
Mrs. w. T. Wilkes aud Miss Blancb
Stuart, are visiting near BiguyvilIe
Rev. J F. Tinnor and family re
turned from Sdmm rtOwn Saturday
The Epwo,th League which meats
avery Tuesday migr, at the Second
VI, E, Church was well attended thie
week.
Mss Susie Wilkes, of Birmingham,
nus been visiting Miss Ella May
Nicholson
Miss Lizzie Gillian is now with her
sister, Mira. Hlckerson, VINO is quite
ill with fever
Mrs. Della JOurney,of Rock Spring,
mas been the guest of Mrs. Margaret
Howard
DR.. Dawson, " Knob Creek, assed
hr"urn las, Saturday on his way ~
Rock Spring.
Mss Nellie Holden is spending her
vacation with relatives at LeWisburg.
Miss Bessie Fraley has been with
tri-ud- here several weeks.
Prof, w. T. Wilkes is a. Primms'
Tor few days.
Mss Bessie Edwards, of Nashville,
is with her sister, Mrs. Walter Stew
art.
Miss Ada McKennon has returned
rom pleasant visit to Lswisburg.
Miss Susie Wright is spending the
sumner at Stuart Spring..
Mr.. and Mrs. Orr, OF MDOresviile,
visited friends here recently.
Mr.. ands Mrs. Birch, and Mrs.
White accompanied Mr.. Wright Hill.
lizard from Nashville to Colombia
with the remains Of his wife.
Mrs. NJ. L. Irwin is at Stuart's
Springs.
Verna Villers was correct az to the
time and place of our meeting, but
sue struck wide Of the mark in the
description. However, she will be
glad 10 learn tina, the "little black
eyed stranger" OF whom she spoke.
was no other than the daughter Of our
gifted "Coryell."