The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-09-30
PERSONALS.

Col. N. N. Cox was here this week.
Mr.. H. B. Adams was here the
past week.
Congressman E. w. Carmack was
here this week:
George Everett, of Nashville, was
here this week.
Hon. Jas. A. Smiser is in Law
renceburg this week.
Miss Hay Davis visited relatives
at Andrews last week.
Miss Lavalla Fuller is visiting
friends in the country.
Mr.. Lynch Perry has returned
from trip in the West.
Mr.. Frank L. Cade, of Paducah,
KY, was here last Monday.
Algie Hodge of the Fourth Ten
nessee, is here on furlOugh.
Mr.. J. f. R. Carpenter, of Nor
folk, Va, was here last week.
Miss Mamie Barker returned this
week from visit to Alabama.
Mrs. Norman Kirkman and chill
dren have returned to Nashville. .
Mrs. w. P. Parish, of New York
is the guest of Major and Mrs
Greer.
Joe w. Dillon, representing the
Nashville Banner, has been here for
several days.
Mrs. James Avent, Of Murfrees
I bOrO, is visiting her mother, Mrs
Lizzie FriersOn.
! Mr.. r.. G. Irvine has returned
t from visit to his sister, Mrs. A. G
q Floyd, at Chattanooga.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harlan vsi.
ted relatives in the Water Vale.
neighborhood last week.
Mrs. Tyree and daughter, Mis-
Julia, of Gallatin, were guests o
Mrs. E. Yoest this week.
Mrs. w. A. Provine and little so
reached home Tuesday from visi
to relatives in Princeton, Ind.
Mr.. w. f. McKennOn returne
last week from Tampa, Fla. He di
not go to Cuba, as he first intended
Miss Rosa Flournoy Drane, c
GAINESVILLE, will arrive to day to b
the guest of Mrs. w. P. Woodbridge
Mrs. II. N. Jones will leave tO-da
for West Tennessee, to attend tn
marriage of her niece, Miss Gartne
Mrs. E. A. Fusch and childre
who have been spending the sun
mer here, will return to Nashvll
to-day.
I'd Mrs. w. B. Rounds returned til
S week to her home in Louisian
n after visit to Der sister, Mrs. A.
u FriersOn.
ed Rev. and Mrs. Baker P. Lee al
ar little child, after a visit OF thr
~ weeks to Summertown, have +
turned home.
s. Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Dale, of Mel
nj phis, who were guests of Mr.. a.
ass Mrs. H. P. Figuers, left this we
de for Louisville.
By Col. ]. w. +. Hughes and lit
he son have returned to Topeka, IA
after visit to the family of Jud
led A. M. Hughes.
de Mr.. Frank Swans5urg has retul
ed from the Eastern markets, VINE
y he bought a full line of new goo
III. for the Racket.
Mrs. C. N. McLemore and Ma
. have returned from a visit OF 81
eral weeks to Mrs. McLemore's p
ents in Chicago.
his Mrs. H. 1. Arnold, of Clevelal
Ohio, and Mrs. J. w. Fulmer, I
M Miss COrine Mansfield, of Mempt
his are guests at the Bethel House.
ors Mrs. Morris ROsenthal and CT
lily dren, who were guests OF Mr..
the Mrs. NJ. H. Lazarus, returned I
ess week to their home in Albany,
me Mrs. Octa Cherry is spending
Is few DAYS with relatives in Frank
b., From there she will go to NashVl
ore where she and MIR. Cherry will ma
W their home.
4ho Maurice Rothschild, the tai
Vio left the first of the week for Chlcs
i io,' where he went to visit his pare
az ,u' who moved there recently II
, an Heidelberg, Germany, to live
Oar. Sam McGaw, who has been on
ms: the HERALDs carrier boys for
lev, eral years, left yesterday for be
mes, ing Green, KY, where he Will m
rne, his home with his sister, Mrs. j
'au- Hagey.