The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-09-06

this week from a visit to Buffalo and
other points OF interest.
Misses Sadie and Marguerite Cauvin
have returned to Nashville from visit
TO Columbia friends.
Jas. ID. Richardson, Jr of Murfrees-
boro, son of Congressman Richardson,
was in Columbia Sunday.
Mrs. Charles S. jackson. Of Mt. Pleas.
ant, il visiting her parents, Col and
Mrs. IL. G. Evans Monday.
Mrs. r A. Haley left Friday afternoon
h. attend the bedside of her daughter,
Mrs. Booker, who is very ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carrick Fariss have
gone to Washington, ID. T. where they
will be absent for some time.
Mr. and Mrs Jno. NJ. Gray, Jr., of
Nashville, came ont Saturday to spend
the summer at Summerside
:. Mr.. Lee McGriss, of Campbellsvlle, is
the guest of his COUSINS Misses Ardela
and Mackie Scott near the city.
Mrs. w II. Glasgow of Nashville, who
was the guest of her brother MIR. Z. ii.
Williams, returned home this evening.
Mr.. George Martin has returned from
Sewanee. Mrs. Martin and child will
remain IN the mountains sometime yet.
Mrs. II. L. jordan of Birmingham,
Ala, and Mrs. f. l.. Jordan of Marshall,
Texas, visited Mrs. w. II. Small last
week.
J. Shelby Coffey, accompanied by his
friend, Mr.. r. b Rayburn, Of Mt.
Pleasant, visited friends in Franklin
Sunday
Miss JAMIE Baker, who has been visit
ing relatives 10 Columbia and Maury
county, left to day for her home in
Nashville.
Miss Lucy Patton, of Cincinnati, viii
| arrive Sunday to assume her duties al
/ the Trade Palace as millner for that es
tahlishment.
Mr.. Geo. T. Hughes and Mr.. G. w
radshaw went up to Nashville Mon
day to attend tho banquet given il
! honor of Major Geddes
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Brownlow were VI
from the "Phospt ate City" last wee,
visiting Mr.. Brnwnlow's parents, MI
and Mrs. }. P. Brownlow.
Mr.. T. N. Jones returned last Frida
from the Eastern summer resorts
y where he has spent the summer. Mrs
: Jones is still in New York.
Col. A. M. Hughes, who is candi
}, date for Collector Nunns place, ha
returned from Washington, where h
J. has been looking after his fences.
Mrs. w. s. Ragand, of Bowlin
n G. cen, KY and Miss S. A. Bevins, G
Eddyvile. Ky are the guests of Majo
4 and Mrs. Rockwell at the Arsenal.
Messrs j. o. Scotch and Mort Tay
lor we're in Chattanooga this week
attendance upon the meeting of the M
tional Association of Letter Carriers.
y Elliott and Roy Knight, sons of Mr.
D. G Kelley, of Nashville, were visitin
a friends here Saturday. They will atten
Branham & Hughes school again tn
vt session.
Mr.. John L. Jones returned Frida
e morning from St. Louis, where
went to meet with the Live Stock Al
TT ISOLATION of the United States to al
range premium list for live stock e1
- hibits at the ST. Louis Worlds Fair i
y 1903.
~ Mr.. G. III. Rodgers. who has been
Columbia several weeks in the interes
of the phosphate combine, returned
q Philadelphia Saturday. His associate
Mr.. John G.. Gray arrived Sunda
t, from Philadelphia and will be hel
several days.
ID Rev. A. p McFerrin returned last Fr
day from Detroit and Mt. Clemon
g. Mich. Mr.. McFerrin reports very Ell
joyable vacation Mrs. McFerrin stoppe
at Nashville on the return trip for Wis
to friends there until Monday last.
-, W. F. Anderson, Furniture Buyer fl
" Dobbins & Ewing, left Saturday fl
Chicago and Grand Rapids Furn
r. ture Markets. where he will purcha
the fall stock of furniture. Mrs. Al
as derson accompanied him as far
Nashville, where she will visit relative
is Mr.. S. p Payne has accepted tt
State Agency of Alabama for Il
q. Policy Ho ders National Unto
and left last Saturday for Birr
:; ingham, where he will make
- headquarters No community ev
IT, claimed better citizen or truer NAL
m than Perry Payne. True to his CO..
n victions. true to his friends, true to b
God. Unselfish, warmhearted, liber
he minded, enterprising and PROGRESSIVE
is his place among this people will be ha
to fill. His going is greatly to be ,
m GREETED. and he carries with him tt
,er best wishes of the BEST people of Ii
town