The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-10-04
PERSONALS.


byville.
Judge Looney has returned from a
trip to Mississippi.
Mrs. Herman Ruhm is in Nashville
for few days stay.
lines Dobbins was here this week
visiting his parents.
DIR. w. X. Sheddan was 10 Dickson
this week on business.
DIR. A. o. Kennedy is in Giles county |
this week on business,
Witherspoon Hayes has gone to Van
derbilt to enter school.
Mr.. j. p. Street has gone to Dawson
Springs. Ky, for visit.
Miss Mamie Hodge is visiting Miss
Mary Hargraves in Nashville,
Mrs. Eula Haley has returned from
several weeks stay in Lynnville.
Miss May Steele, of Huntsville, Ala,
is visiting Mrs. r. P. Dodson.
Mrs. O. w. Bradshaw returned Sun
day from visit to Louisville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Maxwell returned
last night from visit to Kentucky.
Mrs. A. L. Davis, of lockwood,
Tenn. is the guest of Mrs. Cal Fielden.
Mr.. Henry Dotterer's family have re
turned from their summer stay at
Sewanee.
Mrs. F. j. Hen1ley, Misses Ethel
Henoley and Sarah Sheegog are in
Louisville
Mr.. and Mrs. Johrs Long have gone
to Florence, Ala where they will make
their home.
Miss Louise Woodbridge left yesterday
evening for Washington, where she will
enter school.
Mrs. L. B. Hughes and Miss Lee
Whitthorne are visiting in Lawrence
burg this week.
Mr.. S. j. Stockard, formerly of the
Herald, leaves to-day for Birming-
ham on business.
Mrs. t. B. Rains has returned home
from Nashville, where she spent the
summer with relatives. r
! Frank Aydelott has returned from
Savannah, Ga, where he has been for
several months.
DR.. zimmerman returned last. week
from a professional visit South, but
went back again this week.
. Mrs. A. J. Alexander has returned
! from Nashville, where she was called
by the illness of Mrs. T m Alexander
Mrs. Tom Rainey and children, of
r Can-y Springs, have been visiting the
q family of her brother, Mr.. G. A. Wal
q lace.
D Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Church and little
S daughter nave returned from Iowa,
e and are guests of Mr.. T. e. Lipscomb
s and family.
Mrs. f. j. Hendley and Misses Ethel
e Hendley and Sadie Shegog have return
e ed from Louisville, where they attended
the horse show.
. Miss Tommie Wallace, who was the
guest of Mss Willie Chaffin, has re
turned to Franklin. Miss Chaffin re-
turned with her.
8 Mrs. Bette McMeen, of Caddo. Tex,
v is visiting her niece, Mrs. B. A. Satter
) field, this week. She will spend the
# winter in Maury county.
. Miss Rena Swansburg and Mr.. Frank
y Swansburg have returned from theii
d trip East. The latter bought a full
= stock of goods for the Racket.
Mrs. Miles Cook and children lief
last Saturday for Huntsville ard Dix
,e on Springs, where they will spend two
d weeks with friends and relatives.
h Mr.. and Mrs G. Hirsch and daugh-
y tiers, Misses Rachel, Birdie an,
e Sophia, leave tomorrow for Nash
n vile, where they will MAKE theil
r home.
D. Frank Brown, who IS travelling for tn
wood and willow ware house of Myers
IS Bridges & Co., Louisville, Ky, wa
lie ere recently to visit his mother Mrs
OF Nettie Brown.
y, Mr.. and Mrs. Charley McKennon, VIII
er were married last week in Lexington
bit KY, arrived Monday to visit rela
h tiyes here They will go from here t
ly their home in Texas.
Misses Ora Neeley and Lula Raine
and Messrs Tom Medley and Rober
Rainey, of Marshall county, have re
id turned home from visit to Miss Lul
IS. and Mr.. Oscar Wallace.
Mrs. F. S. Ferguson and daughter
Fredrika, arrived Monday evening frol
Birmingham, Ala, and are guest {
MIS-. r. P. Dodson. Mrs. Ferguson wi
be remembered here as Miss Laur
Burr.
as Mr. Ben Childers. of Pulaski, wa
here Monday, giving the glad hand t
:. the Democratic voters. Mr. Childel
, is a candidate for Attorney Genera
for this district; and a formidabl
candidate at that
as Miss Florence Wilkes has returne
from visit to Culleoka and Colum
bia. Mrs. Guy L. Zuccarello an
baby. accompanied by her father, Nj
Maxwell, have returned from tw
M week S visit to relatives at Bigbyville
nd Tenn. Giles County Record.
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