The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1896-11-13
PERSONALS.

Will R. Hodge of Nashville, was
here this week.
Jim Lewis of Birmingham, is
here this week.
Mr.. ]. T. Roberts, of Nashville, |
was here this week.
Congressman Carmack, of Mem
phis, is here this week.
Mrs. John Fry is visiting at her
former home, Lynnville.
Miss Mary Louise Zanone is visit
ing relatives in Nashville.
Mrs. Jas. Cathey is visiting her
home-folks in the country.
Mr.. Tom Grove, of Rally Hill, re-
turned to Washington, Friday.
Editor A. G. Floyd, of the Chat
tanooga News, was here this week.
Mrs. Trigg of Murfreesboro, is visi-
ting her daughter at the Atheneum.
Miss Virginia Webster will leave
soon for visit to Nashville friends.
Miss Irene Chealrs, of Spring Hill,
visited Columbia friends last week.
M ISIS Lillian Brooks, of Hamp-
hire, is visiting relatives in Column
bia.
Mrs. R. L. CRANBERRY has returned
from visit to her parents in Louis
lana.
Sam Dooley, formerly of Column
bia, now of Lebanon, was here this
week.
Mr.. A. S. James left Tuesday for
New York, to purchase holiday
goods.
Mr.. CASTOR Esteve, of Birming-
ham, came up Saturday to visit his
mother.
Miss Mabel Timmons, after a visit
to relatives here, has returned to
Nashville.
Judge E. D. Looney and family
have returned from visit to Minter
City, Miss.
Mr.. T. n. Jones has returned from
West Tennessee. Mrs. Jones is still
in Dresden.
Mrs. G. w. White and little son,
, of st. Louis, are visiting relatives
in Columbia.
Miss Lizzie Epperson, of Nash
; vile, was visiting friends in Column
; bia this week.
Mrs. Henry Gross is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Harry We'll, at
Huntsville, Ala.
Messrs. H. P. Figuers and L. P.
: Padgett were in East Tennessee this
week on business.
Mr.. F. S. Woodbridge, after visit
to relatives in Columbia, has gone
South on business.
Mrs. Jane r. Hamilton, of Leba-
/, non, is the guest of her daughter
Mrs. Jno. l.. Jones.
r Miss Belle Collier, of Belle Mine,
Ala, Is visiting her niece, Miss Liz
zie Elliott, at the Atheneum.
Flaw Carpenter and Harry Jones
/. who are attending school in Spring
Hill, spent Sunday with hOme-folks
Geo. McKennon, of McKennon
Anderson q Foster, left last nigh
for New York, on business for the
firm.
DR.. D. G. Kelley and family hav,
moved to Columbia, and are located
at the Methodist parsonage on Nintl
street.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Rush Gresham, o
), Culleoka, visited Mrs. Gresham
n parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. j. Rea
e this week.
S Mrs. l. Cecil Andrews, who ha
been visiting in Colorado and ST
n Louis for several months, has re
+ turned home.
Ernest Tucker, who has been visi
- ting relatives here for severa
e months, returned this week to hi
: home in Obion county.
?, Mrs. b. NJ. Renick, of Jasper, Ky.
2. who was visiting her sisters, Mrs. +
Is d. Lander and Mrs. Meade Frierson
e returned home last Monday.
:; Mr.. w. T. Naff and family will
I. move in a few days to Jackson
d Tenn, where Mr.. Naff will tax
S charge of a telephone exchange.
IF Mr.. Allie Mount, who has beef
with Fielden Bros, the photograph
o ers, left last week for HUMBOLDT t.
a take charge of their gallery at tina
= place.
% Mrs. J. J. Norford and little son
y of McMinnville, who have been visi
% ting Mr.. L. p. Padgett and family
# left Tuesday to visit Alabami
o. friends.
.e Mrs. H. L. Martin, after a week
,e visit to Kentucky relatives, has re
IS turned to be with her parents, Mr.
It and Mrs. j. ]. Stephenson, unit
Christmas.
l. Mr.. T. f. Fleming returned iron
p Evansville, Ind, last week, wher
he had been to visit his little three
weeks-old granddaughter, Mis-
Elizabeth Baird Burns, daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Burns.
4 Miss Marion Hodge left the first q
the week for visit to South Caro-
lima. She is to be maid of honor a
the marriage of one of her friend;
and will make quite an extended
~ visit before she returns home.
O. Mr.. +. J. Ewing, of COlumbia