The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-12-07
PERSONALS.

Will Morgan is here from Sewanee
Miss Annye Helm returned home from
Nashville.
Miss Eleanor Helm is visiting friends
in Nashville.
Mr.. s. p. Payne has returned from a
visit to Franklin.
Mr.. r. G. Farnsworth is confined to
his home by illness.
John Brown and Crockett Owen have
returned to Vanderbilt.
Miss Annie Lou Houser is visiting
relatives at Williamsport.
Miss Annie Leu Mckay is visiting
friends at Cartar's Creek.
Miss Lauretta Burch. of Nashville, is
the guest of the Misses Grimes.
Miss Louise Frierson Of Birmingham,
is the guest of the Misses fowler.
Miss Wise, of Greensboro, KY, is the
guest of Miss Henrietta Lazarus.
Mr.. Bruce Pickens, of Mooresvile,
spent Saturday and Sunday in town.
Miss Minnie Lou Davis, of Cartel's
Creek, is the guest of Mrs. G. P. Smell.
Miss Josie Lewis and Master Robert
! West have returned from a visit to
Pulaski
DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Hughes left for
their home in Washington Wednesday
morning.
John Evans left this week with sur
veylng party on the N, G.. & st. l.
Railroad.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Newton, of Port
Byron. ILL.,, are in Columbia to spend
the winter.
Mr.. Arch Lipscomb returned from
Nashville Monday, where he attended
the amateur opera.
Mr.. r. g. Edwards, of the Aka hest
Lyceum Course, of Atlanta, is in the
city for few days.
DIR. John P. McFerrin of Birmingham,
was the guest of his brother, Rev. A. p.
McFerrin, Sunday.
Miss Maggie Turner returned Monday
to Cross Bridges after several days visit
to relatives in the city.
: Misses jamie and Mittie Elan and
Miss Mite McGaw returned Monday
from visit to Nashville.
) Mr.. and Mrs. H. L Martin, of Ken
lucky, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
J. Stephenson at Ashwood.
Mr.. r S. McCarty left yesterday
for Lexa. Ark. His little daughter
3 Mary, will accompany him.
Mr.. j. f. h. Carpenter of Norfolk
Va, came to witness the marriage o.
j his sister yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. John E. Walker has returned
y from New York, where he purchased
d goods for the Maury Dry Goods Co.
Mrs. Charley Porter and two children
= of Nashville, have returned home afte
visit to her sister, Miss Minnie Small.
Ernest Sheppard, of the dental de
partment of Vanderbilt University
came out to spend Thanksgiving will
home-folks.
Wade Harrison left for Evergreen
/, Ala, Monday to accept a position will
the horticultural department of the L. 4
N. railroad.
Robt. Pillow and George Hughes, VIII
came home to spend the THANKSGIVING
holidays, returned to school at Sprin,
!. Hill Monday.
Mr.. L. L. Erwin has resigned his pc
sition as bookkeeper for W. j. Cakes
and he and Mrs. Erwin are visiting a
Shady Grove this week
DR.. and Mrs. G. Avory Hughes, VIII
were married last week in Dover. Del
reached here Saturday morning to spen
= several days with DR.. Hughes relatives
Oatman Fleming, who is studyin
dentistry in the University of Tennessee
s came out to spend Thanksgiving. H
d was accompanied by his friend, Mr.. I
e NJ. Hill of Kentucky.
g Miss Rhea, of Bufords Station, is Wis
3. iting the family of DR.. Kennedy. Mis-
4, Rhea, her mother and sister, were i
4, Galveston during the storm, her mothe
1T and sister being two of the victims
Mrs. E. w. Carmack and little Z
10 w, Jr., have returned from Memphi
Or to Columbia, Congressman Carmac
is having gone to Washinging to b
e, present at the opening session of Cor
l. gress
4 Mrs. Joseph l.. Hutton, of Columbii
ii Tenn who has been the guest of Judg
g Fentress and family for several days, lei
Friday on flying trip to New Orleans
- accompanied by Miss Louise Fer
tress. = Saturdays Memphis Con
J. mercial-Appeal.
Mrs. h. H. Sanders and baby, frot
Nashville, have been guests of Mis-
Blanche Scott since Friday Mr.
Sanders is an own cousin of Miss Kat
Aydlotte she was in Texas on a visit I
her parents when the cyclone swept OF
<, town, but shortened her visit and hu
ried on to Columbia as soon as she rea
of the terrible disaster. AS soon as Mi:
Aydlotte is able to travel, she will go
Nashville with her cousin for pr,
longed visit.