The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-05-14
PERSONALS.

IOr NlSlC TO MurIreeSOOrO.
Mrs. f. E. Snyder is visiting
her friends in Birmingham.
Mr.. John L. Miller, of COrsicanna,
Texas, is visiting friends here.
Mrs. w. H. Edsall and little son
have returned from Nashville.
Miss Georgia Taylor spent last
week with friends at Bigbyville.
Miss Mary Porter, of Paris, Tenn,
Miss Ethel Hatcher has returned
from visit to friends in Nashville. !
Mr.. A. w. Mckay left Tuesday to ;
attend the Cleveland, Ohio, horse !
sale.
Mrs. frankie Collier spent several
days with relatives in Nashville this
week.
Mrs. Alice McCord, of Columbus,
Texas, arrived this week to visit
friends here.
Mrs. Lupton of Franklin, is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Henderson.
Miss Johnnie Hatcher, of Leba-
non, is visiting her uncle, Mr.. E. H.
Hatcher, and family.
Miss Katherine King, of Coving-
ton, KY, was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. G. Wooten last week.
DIR. Hazel Padgett attended the
meeting of the State Medical
Society in Nashville this week.
Miss Maggie Ingram, of Mt. Pleas
ant, was the guest of Mrs. r. w.
Watkins several days this week.
Mrs. L. f. Polk returned from
Louisville, KY, Wednesday, where
she has been spending the winter.
Mrs. r. G. Lusse (nee Miss Perry
Cox, formerly of Columbia but now
of Cisco, Texas, is visiting relatives
here.
Mr.. Marsh Boardenhamer, of
Jacksonville, Fla, spent several
days with relatives in the city this
week.
Joe Schade, the new postmaster
at Lawrenceburg, was in Columbia
yesterday, and paid the HERALD
call.
Wade Harrison, who il attending
school at the Howard Institute, Mt.
Pleasant, visited his mother last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Avent, of
. Murfreesboro, are visiting Mrs.
Avent's mother, Mrs. Lizzie M.
Frierson.
Miss Fannie Allen Goodlett, of
Nashville, spent several days with
: relatives in Columbia during the
t past week.
Mr.. w. P. Woodbridge returned
from Chicago Saturday night, where
he attended the great Splann-New-
gass horse sale.
Rev. A. G. Killheffer, Or. w. NJ
Biddle, Capt. r. d. Smith and Prof
f. A. Shoup spent several days in
Sewanee this week.
Miss Annie Griffith, after pleas
ant visit of several days to friends
here, returned to her home in Mt
. Pleasant last week.
~ Miss Mabel Martin, of Chicago
g ILL.,, is the guest Of her aunt, Mrs
:, w. o. Kinds, and expects to enter
o one of our schools here.
e Mr.. John e. Walker, of the Maury
S Dry Goods & Shoe Co., returned
: from the great Ely & Walker sale il
It st. Louis last Saturday.
r Miss Henrietta Lazarus returned
this week from New York, wher,
o she has been with her sister, Mrs. j
: B. Munter, for the past year.
V Mr.. Walter Adkisson, who hal
o been clerking at Rains drug store
has gone to Nashville, where he ha
y accepted position as bookkeeper
q Prof. D. D. Little closed the spring
:. term of his male school last week
Il and left Tuesday for a visit to hi
- home in Alabama, during vacation
If DR.. w. A. Smith attended tn
e meeting of the Grand Commander!
a of knights Templar of Tennessee a
|. GAINESVILLE Tuesday and Wednes
IS day.
Is Mr.. Geo. +. McKennOn returned
N the first of the week from st. Louis
J; where he had been to purchas
g goods for McKennon, Anderson
ett Foster.
q Mrs. II. c.. Petri and little daugh
v ter, after an extended visit to rela
~ tives in Memphis, returned HON
70 Sunday. Mr.. Petri went up to Nash
~ vile to meet them.
~ Mr.. r. f. Nichols and famil
a. moved here this week from Lebanon
ID Mr.. Nichols has formed partner
ot ship with Mr.. John West in tn
to undertaking business.
to Mr.. b. II. Miller, of Philadelphia
ne Pa, was in the city Saturday an
10 Sunday visiting his brother, MI
r. William Miller, whom he had nc
MS seen for twenty nine years.
40 Mr.. Geo. Haley and two daughters
of Arkansas, reached here Wednes
al day, to make this place their futur
IN home. Mrs. Haley (nee Miss AliC
ed WILSON, came several weeks ago.
ID Mrs. L. f. Calender, of Gallatir
X. Joined her husband here last Satul
az day. We are glad to have Mr.. an
es Mrs. Calender in our midst, an
wv hope they will decide to locate her
o. Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Church LEI
30 last night for Forest City, Ark,
no anwer to a telegram announcin
n1se the indisposition of their daught'
he Mrs. Maude Barrow, and the Hines
"a of their little grandchild.
Mr.. George Seaver and family,
Sc Elgin, ILL.,, have moved here and al