The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-02-15
PERSONALS.
.laud Hennessee is In the city.

Claud Tennessee is in the city.
Mr.. w. l.. Hooten is visiting in Lewis
burg.
Mrs. J. W. Davis is visiting friends in
Nashville.
Miss Calie Craig is the guest of Nash.
vile friends.
Miss Kate Latta is visiting relatives
in Nashville.
Miss Angie Bennett is visiting friends
at Carriers Creek.
Richard Cheairs, after trip East,
has returned home
DR.. aud Mrs. Halle Padgett were in
Nashville yesterday.
Mr.. H. w. Wagner, of Westheld,
Mass, is in the city.
Miss Rebecca Rosenthal is visiting
relatives in Nashville.
Miss Willie ChafIin will attend Mardi
Gras in New Orleans.
Mr.. j. Walter Adkisson returned to
Montgomery Tuesday.
Mr.. Richard Smith has returned from
a visit to Florence, Ala.
DIR. Leon Rucker left Tuesday for
his home in Little Rock, Ark.
, Mrs. W. F. Embry is visiting rela-
} tives at Cross Bridges to day.
Miss Fanny Pate, of Knoxville, is the
guest of Miss Helen Rockwell
Mrs. Kingsberry of Des Moins, Ia,
is visiting relatives in the city.
Mrs. Sue Gray Huntington is visiting
Mrs. w. X. Phillips III Nashville
Senator e. f. Erwin was in Nash
: vile this week to do committee work.
1 Miss Willie .Chafiin leaves this week
for New Orleans to attend Mardi Gras
Mrs. Lovin of Springfield Mo-, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. j. F. Brown
low.
Miss Fannie Alexander left Monday
I evening for an extended visit to Nash
vile relatives.
DR.. and Mrs. j. Williams, of Nash
= vile, are visiting their daugher, Mrs
A. p. McFerrin.
Miss Libbie Wood left Tuesday To-
10 Nashville, where she will spend tive
" weeks with relatives.
g Miss Mary Hargraves, of Madison
10 Station, will arrive coon to be the CUES
, of Miss Mamie Hodge.
Hon. L. P. Padgett left Saturda,
morning for Washington, where he viii
remain for several weeks.
% Messrs. Delley Holt and William L
Dawson, of Help, Tenn, are visiting tn
family of Mr.. j. w Reams.
= Col. and Mrs. James TilIman al
70 rived Monday from Nashville to be tn
y guests of Mrs. Hughes in West End.
ID Mr.. Price johnson has returned t
* his home at Elizabethtown., after
O. visit to his sister, Mrs. II. L. Heudley.
ID Mr.. J. Walter Addison came up fror
ne Montgomery, Ala, to attend the funers
ne Of his grandmother. Mrs. j. M. Aler
49, Miss Eta Cowsert returned to he
re home near Spring Hill Monday, afte
nc spending week pleasantly with friend
here.
Tom Hoffman, of Mississippi, is visi
OF ing in the city He was a member
es one of the Mississippi regiments Ell
~ camped here.
Miss Kate Smith, who has been d,
W. lightfully entertained by Miss Will
Chaffin for several weeks, has returne
NV to Murfreesboro.
Mr.. Charles Sponsler clerk for Lag
en- rus Bros, left Sunday for Columbu
re Ohio, where he was called by the deaf
of of his grandfather.
'rt Rev. John King, Baptist missional
from the Transvaal, is in the city, al
m gave lecture last night at I'll
Ter First Methodist church.
Master Bob Nichols has returnt
om from visit to his grandfather, Mr..
Ia w. Jones, at Santa Fe. While there
caught real live 'possum.
h. Miss Bessie Scott, of the Andrey
neighborhood, is the guest of her co
nm sins Misses Lizzie and Fannie M;
Tucker on South Main street,
to Miss Willie Biddle has decided to l
main in Memphis until after Mar
Gras. She may also attend the Mar
Gras. celebration in New Orleans.
: DR.. Raphe Musaravis and Mr.. W
y, Tennison, of Pennington, were in c
>! lumbia recently. The Doctor is hor
on, for brief stay from Manila, to whiC
y" point he will return at an early date.
ian Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. McCarty and tV
est children ha 20 returned from Arkans;
an and will be permanently located hel
They are living on South High street