The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1896-06-19

next Monday for Missouri, to be
absent six weeks.
Russell Porter is out from Louis
vile now on visit to his home
folks at WilliamspOrt.
Mrs. Rucker and Miss Susie will
leave this evening for Fayetteville,
to spend the summer.
Mr.. Isaac Ball has gone to his
home in Charleston, South Carolina,
for the summer vacation.
Miss Lillian Allen and Mr.. Clar-
ence Blanton, leave this week for a
visit to Union City friends.
Messers. James Philips and Harry
Doak, of Nashville, were guests of
Dr.J 7. MeadOrs this week.
w. B. Greenlaw, ESQ, of Column
bia, was in Pulaski on business, this
week.-Giles County Record.
Mrs. II, j. Timmons, of Glass,
Tenn, who have been visiting Mrs.
Will Natf, has returned home.
Mrs. ]. J. Vertrees, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. n. b. Shop
ard, has gone back to Nashville.
Rev. Sam Polk, of Concord, left
last Monday for West Point, Law
renee County, to visit his brother.
Miss Nettie Mai Cecil has return
ed to her home at Lipscomb from a
visit of some length in Mississippi.
r. L. Mckinney is in Louisville
this week, looking. after the inter-
ests OF the McLemore Milling Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. N. Jones left last
Monday morning for a visit of two
weeks to friends at Dresden, Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Parker and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l. Joyce Cleft Tues
day to attend the Bankers Conven-
ton.
Misses Katie Martin, of Gallatin,
and Nelly and Katie Mari, of Nash
vile, are guests of Mrs. E. w. Car
mack.
Mr.. Ed Kuhn and Miss Flora are
spending the summer at Summer
town, and boarding with Mrs. L. L.
Frierson.
Miss Leone Hearn, of Lebanon,
who has been visiting Mrs. G. r.
Hughes and Mrs. w. j. Cakes, has
8 returned home.
Mr.. G. P. Smell left last Saturday
for Bowling Green, KY, where he
joined fishing party for a two
S weeks camp.
Mrs. A. G. Floyd on her return
trip from the Scotch Irish Society
. Convention, stopped over here few
. days this week.
Mrs. jamie Dorset is in Kansas
City, Mo-, called there by the sud
den illness of her daughter, Mrs
Gilmer Meriwether.
e Miss Mary Sue Aydelott left TO,
West Point, Lawrence County, las
, Monday, where she will remain TO
two weeks or more, recuperating.
Messrs. A. NJ. Hughes, Jr., H. F
Fariss and Edmund Hughes, at
tended the National Republican
Convention in st. Louis, this week
G. G. Gross has returned from
Texas and Louisiana. He was &C
7 companied home by his niece, Mis-
Debbie Kaliski, of Monroe, Louis
lana.
: Mr.. ]. L. Hutton and Misses Bes
sic Dale and Linda Frierson, lef
Wednesday morning for Lookou
% Mountain, to attend the Bankers
Convention. They were Joined a
:. Bell Buckle by party of friends
" Editor George H. Armstead of .th
Franklin Review-Appeal, was her
" yesterday. He is making an activ
and useful member of the Stat
lie Democratic Executive Committee
Mr.. Charles L. Gordon returned t
ID Sardis, Miss, last Tuesday. /
whole generation of people woul
20 have to die before Charlie was fol
gotten in Maury. He was kept bus.
,o shaking hands while here, and the
- didn't get half around.
is + Messrs. Horace Frierson an
80 Charlie Hatcher are trying thei
:. luck with the tinny tribe on SnoN
Is Creek. The party of anglers will b
enlarged to-day by E. H. Hatche
t. and A. N. Akin joining them.
Mr.. Jonas Amis and family, G
is Culleoka, have moved to Franklin
occupying the Merrill place, on til
H. Columbia pike. Mr.. Amis cam
here for the express purpose of edu
q eating his boys and girls at Wall
" Moneys school.-Review-Appeal.
70 Miss Virginia Carpenter, of CO
" lumbia, is the guest this week {
Miss Augusta Pickard at the Jorda
ed House.-Mr. George Frierson, of CO
lumbia, attended the funeral of hi
81 grandmother, Mrs. McDermon
Sunday.-Misses McLemore, {
ed Spring Hill, and Miss Title Briggs
of Franklin, are the guests of Mis-
90 Lizzie McLemore.-Murfreesbor
90 News.
10 Mrs. A. G. Killheffer is visitin
Il her father, Capt. J. w. Ayres, wit
N' Mr.. KilIheffer, Jr., aged about
e. months. Young Mr.. Killhefft
Ia possesses many remarkable quail
ties that entitle him to rank hig
81 among his contemporaries, and
he of the prOveTbial sweet dispositio
that belongs to all grandchildren
TO None know him but to love him.