The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-03-22
PERSONALS


Mrs, ARA Holtz is visiting relatives in
Lynnyille.
Miss Dora Parham is visiting in Law
renceburg.
William Hine has returned to schoCl
at Sewanee.
Mr.. p, II. Ragsdale, Of Waynesboro,
is in the city.
Mr.. Edgar Latta left Tuesday evening
for trip to st, Louis.
Miss jamie SheeGog has returned from
a visit to Memphis and st. Louis.
Rev d. f. Osteen left Saturday to
take charge Of a school at Kingston.
Drs. Palmer Sheppard ard Leon
Rucker left Tuesday for Little Rock.
w. G. Salmon, Esq, has returned
from a business trip to Victoria, Texas,
Miss Ida Boyd has returned to
Franklin, aftera visit to friends in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rush Gresham spent
Sunday with relatives near Parks Sta
ton.
Mr. Harry Jones left yesterday for a
visit to his sister, Mrs. Renick, at Paris,
Tenn.
Mrs. f. f. Erwin left Tuesday even
ing for Murfreesboro, to be gone several
weeks.
Mr.. f. w. Evans left Friday for a
business trip to Texas and other South
ern States.
Miss Myrtle Carter, trimmer for Mrs.
M. E. Williamson, has returned from
Louisville.
Miss Anna Rucker and the Misses
Jones, of lsom, visited friends in the
city Tuesday.
Miss Maggie Green has returned home
after two weeks visit to friends in the
Dark's Mill neighborhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Watkins, who
have been winterlng in Florida, are ex-
pected home about April l.
Miss Lena Puryear, of Athens, Ala,
returned home Sunday last, after a
weeks visit to her uncle, j. T. Bats.
Stith Woodbridge and bride, of New
York City, are with relatives in this
town.-Williamson County News.
Tom -Friel has gone to Nashville,
where he has accepted position with
the Ardmore Manufacturing Company.
Mrs. Emma Ketchum, of Columbia,
Tenn, has returned home after short
stay 10 the city.-Louisville Courier,
journal.
Mrs. Lyle and daughter of Clarks
vile, who were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
J H Carpenter, left Saturday morning
for their home.
Miss Hettie Hite has returned from
the East and is again in the millinery
department of Messrs. McKennon, An.
derson & Foster.
Miss Elizabeth Schaub will leave
Monday for Nashville, where she has
accepted a position with the Mississippi
Valley Manufacturing Company.
Attorney General Frank Boyd re
turned to Wayne county yesterday. He
and Judge Holding will go to Savannah
Monday, where court will be in session
Mrs. Jennie Mai Nicholson, the
HlRALD's "Rippling Waves" of Luxora
Ark, and her two little daughters, are
visiting friends and relatives in thu
county.
Senator C5rmack left Wednesday
for Memphis, and next week viii
return to Washington. Mrs. Carmacl
will remain in Columbia until bis re
turn from Washington.
Mrs. Caroline Dodson has returned
from DesMoines, la where she has beer
for several weeks. She was accompanied
by Maurice. Hamer and Eileen, children
of DR.. and Mrs w. O. Coffee
Miss Lucy Patton has returned from
Cincinnati and resumed her position il
the millinery department of the Trad
Palace. Miss Patton is an experienced
trimmer, and her friends are glad t.
have her back.
Drs. Leon Rucker and Palmer Shep
pard of Little Rock, Ark Mr.. JOIN
Johns, of Murfreesboro Mr.. A. S
Johns, Of Nashville; Mrs. Sallie Neele,
and son, Mr.. Ed Medley, of Guntersvilie
Ala, came to attend the funeral o
DR.. W. G Sheppard,
Miss Myrtle Carter, trimmer for Mrs
M. E. Williamson, arrived Wednesda.
evening from Kentucky. Mrs. Emm
Ketchum, who has been on a bushes
trip to Louisville, also reached HON
! Wednesday evening. These ladies hav
been associated with the best trimmers
s and are thoroughly qualified.