The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-07-15

n. T. Figures, Esq, was holding
Chancery Court in Pulaski this
week.
Charlie Hatcher has returned
from visit to Pinewood, Hickman
county.
Mrs. Joseph fowler and Mr.. w. ].
fowler have returned from Estill
Springs.
G. B. Gracy will leave to-day for
Giles county, for two weeks bust
ness trip.
Judge Sam Holding was inter-
viewing the voters of Giles county
this week.
Mrs. John w. Fry and children
are soiourning at Krap Springs near
Lynnville.
Miss Louise Woodside is visiting
her sister Mrs. Wiley Hoke, in
Nashville.
Madame Carrick left this week to
spend the summer with DIR. Carrick,
in Chicago.
Mrs. T. J. Rea has returned from a
visit to her son, ]. T.. Rea, at Mint
Springs, Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Stephenson,
are visiting Mrs. Henry Martin at
Midway, KY.
Mr.. Goodwin Lee, of New York,
spent Sunday with his brother, Rev.
B. P. Lee ard family.
Mr.. Leon Gross, of Fort Worth,
Texas, is visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Gross.
Mrs. Mora Fariss and daughters,
Mary, Ella and Elizabeth, are visit
ing relatives in Alabama.
Mr.. John Trotwood Moore returned
the first of the week from a visit to
his parents at Marion, Ala.
Judge Grigsby, of Dixon, who de-
sires to represent this district in
Congress, was here Tuesday.
Miss Lottle wilkins and Miss
Matte Wilson have returned from
a visit to Thompson Station.
Miss Beulah Porter, of Williams
port, has been with Misses Amanda
and Emma Harlan this week.
Mr.. James Hughes, postmaster al
Birmingham was visiting his uncle
Judge A. NJ. Hughes, this week.
Mrs. B. A. Rodgers and Mrs. G. n
McLemore and Marie, visited
friends at Spring Hill this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. White are
spending this week with Mr.. anC
Mrs. w. F. Scott, near Andrews.
Miss Bernice Frost, of Wingo
KY, is visiting the Misses Emerson
in the Sunny Side neighborhood.
Capt. R. D. Smith has returned
from the sea shore, where he went
for his health, very much improved
Mr.. Leroy McKennon, of Smyrna
Tenn, came to attend the funeral
of his brother, Rev. w. R. McKen
non.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Rains, Mis-:
Mary and Master Aris left Tuesday
for Wauk esha, to spend severa
| weeks.
Miss Mamie Daniel, of Nashville
will come Monday, to be the CUES
: of Mrs. F. D. Lander for severa
weeks.
= Miss Maude Thomson, of Mem
= phis, after a visit to Mrs. T. n
Jones, left a few days since TO
Nashville.
Mr.. Charley McKennon, of Waco
O Texas, was called here this week b,
! the death of his father, Rev. w. r
McKennon.
Briggs McLemore came up from
Bailey Springs and spent Sunda!
and Monday here, and thereb
hangs a story.
Mr.. w. B. Turner, who has bee
, visiting at his old home in Waverly
Tenn, for several weeks, has re
turned to Columbia.
Mrs. Rainey, of Memphis, an
Z Miss Quitting, of Boston, are visitin
Mrs. Garnett Rainey at her home o
the Mt Pleasant pike.
Mr.. Bruce Tucker, of the HEF
AIDS repertorial force, is at tn
Omaha Exposition, enjoying tn
sights of the great West.
Miss Beatrice Kerwick left thi
q week for visit to Northern cite:
where she will buy line of fall mi
L. inery before returning home.
Miss Ethel Bartlett, of Edwards
, port, Ind, former pupil of tn
y Atheneum, graduating in '92,
visiting Miss Emma Pickens.
Mrs. T. n. Jones is visiting rela
!. tives in Louisville. She will b
Joined by Mr.. Jones later on ant
!. they will go on to Atlantic City.
Z. Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Jon es, of Til
!, tonville, who have been visitin
/, relatives in this county, left yestel
day for some Kentucky summe
(resOrt.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Hendley an
II little daughter Elizabeth Jones, {
/ Livingston, Ala, are visiting NJ
Hendley's parents, Mr.. and Mr.
HeDdley.
30 Rev. Mr.. Gold, a former pastor
,. the First Cumberland Presbyteria
y Church of this city, now Of GOWNS
NJ ton, Ohio, is here shaking hand
y with his former pensioners.
10 Mr.. Kirk Mccormick and famil,
= of Blooming Grove, Texas, and Mi
3 Lucille Mccormick, Of Carter
- Craet ore the uupstS of their cousin