The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-03-01
PERSONALS.

MISS irene hlppax Is visiting IN Mt.
Pleasant.
Mrs. T. j. Rea is ON visit to Flor.
ence, Ala.
Mr.. A. b Rains returned Saturday
from st. Louis, Mo.
Miss Rebecca Rosenthal has returned
from visit to Nashville.
John Cochran is here from Russell |
vile, KY, for short visit.
W. E Foster is in the city, after
trip through Mississippi.
Mr.. j. Rosenthal left Saturday for
the East to purchase goods.
Representative John Nelson, of Enter
prise, was in the city Monday.
Lonnie Wood and Harry Bond came
out from Nashville to spend Sunday.
Mrs. j b. Weimar, of Nashville, is
visiting her son, Mr.. Harry Weimar
Mr.. Robert Williams, of Dallas,
Texas is visiting relatives in the city.
Mrs. Yves Evins and Mrs. Garrett of
Culleoka, were in the city Wednesday.
Mr. A. @. Floyd, of st. Louis, was in
the city for short visit since our last
issue.
Mr.. h. Q. Farnsworth returned Mon
day from Nashville, very much improved
in health.
DIR. j. s. Oldham, of Franklin, KY,
was the guest this week of DR.. and Mrs.
| w. zimmerman.
Mrs. S. E. Calender left Monday
morning for Hendersonville, Tenn, to
visit relatives.
Miss Myra Williams and Master Fos-
ter Fleming, of Ashwood, were in the
city Wednesday.
Mrs. M. +. Williamson left yesterday
for the East to purchase her stock of
spring millinery.
Mrs. S. w. Scott and Miss Estella
Scott are visiting at j. p. Boyu's at
Lynnville, this week.
Miss Rosa Cherry and her little neice,
Miss Della Louise, have returned from
a visit to Florence, Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rush Gresham are at.
tending the bedside of Mr.. Gresham's
mother at Park Station.
Misses Emma Herbert and Ethel
Hodge, of Franklin, are visiting their
uuOiC3 IhIs VI IL mCEW6u.
DIR. w. X. Sheddan returned Sunday
morning from Birmingham, Ala, having
been called there professionally.
Mrs. Aul and little daughter of Nash
vile, who have been visiting relatives in
West End, have returned home.
Mr.. John M. Allen and Mr.. and Mrs
@. P. Smell have gone to Florida tt
spend the remainder of the winter.
Mrs. F. D. Lander and Frank, Jr.
and Harry Jones are guests of Mr.. anC
Mrs. j. j. Stephenson, at Ashwood.
Algie Hodge, Jr., will leave soon fol
Marshall, Texas, where he will ente
the drug business with his brother, Mr.
W. R. Hodge.
Mr.. George E. McKennon left las
9 week for the Eastern markets, to pur
chase spring goods for McKennon, An
derson d Foster.
Mesdames Walter Davis, John Cart
ner, John Mitchell and Sidney Page
spent Wednesday in the country at Mr.
w. FL. Mitchell's.
: Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Roberts and Mis-
! jamie Sheegog are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
: VIM. ID. Rogers at the Alcazar.- M EN-
9 phis Commercial Appeal.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Neill Hughes, Mrs. G. c
o Brandau and Miss Matte Frazier Web
! left yesterday evening for Washington
Il to attend the inauguration.
Misses Walker and Finley of the In
d stitute, and Miss Willie Figuers attend
s ed the Branham & Hughes entertain
IS ment at Spring Hill last evening.
y Miss jamie Sheegog, of Columbia
. who has been with Mrs. w. d. Robert
y at the Alcazar, has returned to he
I home.- Memphis Commercial Appea
! Mr.. Eugene Billiard, who is no.
: manager of the Florence, Ala, STAY
;. Company, passed through here Tues
day on his way to Louisville on business
It Miss Lottie Wilkins returned to Nast
l. vile Sunday, after visit of severe
10 days to her parents. She left Tuesda
J. for Florida to spend the remaipde
= of the winter.
Mrs. j B. Wilkins left Monday ever
ing for jackson, Tenn, to see her siste
Mrs. j. B. Hamilton, who is not e1
. pected to live Mrs. Hamilton ha
- many friends in this county, who wi
= regret to hear of her dangerous illness
o Senator E. E. Erwin and wife wi
e leave Nashville this afternoon at 1913
a o'clock with the Legislative part
n for Washington, where they will atten
q the Inauguration Of President McKinle.
f. Representatives A. A. Lipscomb an
ii Johr Nelson may also go with the part.
d Mr.. L. o. Simpson reached here MOI
day. direct from the Philippine L
lands, being member of the regimen
now on their way home. He enlisted
- 1898 under COL Smith, who died on IL
= field of battle. He went to Nashvil
n Tuesday to participate in the receT
- ton there Wednesday, and then
70 his old home near Lewisburg. He h;
- enough of the army, and Is tickled