The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-08-30


day Tor BAreor, Me, whence he will |
go to Harvard College.
Clifford Smith, prominent citizen
of Duck River, Hickman county, was
in Columbia Wednesday.
Misses Cornelia Jones and Mary
Rains are the guests of Mrs John J.
Stephenson, at Ashwood
Miss Mary Porter, who has been visi-
ting in Columbia, returned last week
to her home at Nashville.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. McGaw came
up from Decatur, Ala, Tuesday
evening I'd visit relatives.
Mrs. e. |. Joyce returned yester-
day from an extended stay at Atlantic
City and other eastern cities
Henry Wilkins, with McKennon,
Anderson q Foster,is taking vacation.
He left Monday for Monteage.
Mss Maggie Turner arrived yesterday
evening from Athens, Ala She will
teach at Groyeland this winter.
Dave Fleming has resumed his work
in his insurance office after months
rest at home and at the springs.
Frank G. Cook left Wednesday
for Buffalo. He will stop over in
Louisville three or four days.
Miss Roca Mcbride, who has been
visiting friends in Columbia, has re-
turned to her home in Nashville.
Mrs. w. r. Shelton left Friday
afternoon for Louisville, where she will
be with her husband for few days
Bruce Tucker left Friday morning for
Nashville to join the Tennessee pencil
pushers on their trip to the Buffalo Elk
position.
Miss BERTHE Crosswy, who has been the
guest of Miss Eunice Farnsworth, has
returned to her home at Goodletts
Vile.
Misses Cora and Kittie Brownlow re-
turned Friday from a pleasant visit
to the Misses Gilmore, at Lawrence
burg.
: Mrs. George Willig, of Waco, Tex,
and Miss Rosa Drane of GAINESVILLE,
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. P.
Woodbridge.
Mr.. J. w. Frierson and family
returned last night from Beaver Dam.
Mora Fariss will bring his family in
this evening.
Miss Sallie Friel left yesterday for
Jordan Springs, where she has been
elected teacher in the LEVEL High
School of that place.
Mrs. Chas. McMillion and little daugh-
ter left for Columbia Monday to join
her husband, who has position there. =
Pulaski Citizen.
Miss Lillian Smith left Monday for
Mt Pleasant, where she will be engaged
as art teacher in the Hay Long College
the coming year.
Geo. Hugehs left yesterday fol
Spring Hill, to attend Branham &
Hughes school Robt. Pillow will moi
go until Monday
The many friends here of Mrs. john
Raglan, of Nashville, will be glad tc
learn that she is recovering from {
verv serious illness
Mr.. and Mrs. Sims Latta and theiI
guests Misses Pharman and johnson
will leave to-day for a few days
visit at Cornersvllle.
Misses Matte and Lille McGaw ant
Miss Mary Johnston returned Friday
evening from Nashville, after a very
pleasant stay of two weeks.
Mr.. Joe fowler returned Monda,
from GAINESVILLE. He reports Mrs. Tow
Ter recovering from her severe illness
though still confined to her bed.
Miss Tessie Ray Samuels arrived
yesterday evening from st. Louis ant
Paducah, Ky, where she has been visit
ing relatives for the past several weeks
Misses Libbie Morrow and Jeann
Hyde, of Nashville, and Mr. O'Brien
of Washington City, were the guest
of Mr.. and Mre. Trotwood Moore Sun
day.
Miss Virginia Boyd will leave mex
week for Bonham, Tex, where sh
} has accepted position as teacher il
the Carlton Female College, of tina
city.
Mr.. T F Fleming left Saturda
for Hopkinsville. Ky. While absent h
will attend the grand conclave of tn
, Knights Templar which assemblies i
Louisville the 9th.
, Miss Roberta Browne has returne
home after an extended visit to he
, cousin Miss Mary Fitzpatrick of Moore'
vile, whf re she has been the honore
of several delightful entertainments.
Mr. 0. P. Rutledge left yesterda
for Atlanta, where in the future h
will make his home Mrs. Rutledg
will not go to Atlanta until October
1t is with sincere regret that we not
the departure of Mr.. and Mrs. Ru
ledge from Columbia. They hay
been prominent in social, churc
and business circles, and will |
5 greatly missed Mr.. Rutledge, b
? his energy and ability, has bui
himself into one of the leadin
insurance men of this section of I'll
! State. He is an earnest lodge MAJ
and we predict and wish for him j
his Georgia home continued succe