The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-09-05
PERSONALS.

Mr.. A. S. James is in New York.
DIR. Ernest Sheppard is visiting his
mother.
Miss Essie Sellers has returned from
Santa Fe.
Miss Annie Evans is visiting friends
in Pulaski.
Miss Maud Craig has returned from
Nashville.
Mr.. T. A. Leach is visiting relatives
at Murfreesboro.
Capt. P. H. Craig of Waynesboro,
was here Monday.
Mr.. j. S. Robinson is back from
a visit to Alabama.
Mrs. Robert S. Webb returned to
Nashville yesterday
Mr.. Thos. Jones of Williamson couu-
ty, was here Monday.
Mr.. F. E. Wood of Nashville. is here
to spend several days.
Miss Fannie Alexander has returned
from visit to Santa Fe.
Mr.. Russell Thompson has returned
from visit to Memphis.
MIR. A. A. Barker will leave in
few days for Mississippi
Mrs. Fl. B. Adams..has returned from
visit to friends at Pulaski
Miss Ethel Hatcher has returned
from visit to Monteagle.
Mrs. Walter Stewart and children
have returned to Nashville.
Miss Fannie Stovall of Memphis, Is
the guest of Mrs. III. F. Fariss.
Miss Annie Harrison of Franklin,
is visiting relatives in the city.
Mrs. Lee Blum of Nashville, is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. A. S. Samuels.
Miss Addie Wood of Nashville, IS
visiting her sister. Mrs. }. d. Sowell
Mr.. Leon White of Brentwood. is
visiting Mrs. John Haley and family.
Mrs. John Sloan is spending, two
weeks with her parents at Goodletts
vile.
Charlie Lannom, representing Davltt
the tailor, is at T. N. Figuers' store
today.
Miss Annie Compton of franklin,
ia the guest of Misses Mary and Annie
Barrow.
Miss Eleanora Jones leaves Monday
for Bristol Tenn, to enter Sulilhs
College.
Mrs Roy Alexander has returned to
Atlanta, after a visit to Mrs. hnoA
Fleming.
Mrs. J. E. McCrady has returned TO
Lewisburg, after visit to Mrs. w.
l.. Davis.
Mrs. Anderson and daughter, Miss
Vallie, have returned to their nome
in Nashville.
Mrs. Clifford Warren, nee Miss An
ME Leal Wilson, is the guest OF Miss
Emma Wooten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Habblen have
returned to Davenport, Iowa, after
visit to relatives here.
Mrs. Robert Barber ana little daugh'
ter. and Miss Mary Billiard, have re-
turned from Lynvnille.
Messrs. Eugene Fleming, Harry POLK
and Sam Funk Of Lawrenceburg. were
visiting here this week.
Messrs. w. P. Woodbridge, Sam and
lake Harlan. attended the colt show
at Petersburg Wednesday. e
MIR. and Mrs. Grant COPYRIGHT ana
children will leave in a few days fol
Ohio, on visit to relatives.
Misses Helen and Avis Ehrman
have returned to Birmingham, aftel
a visit to Miss Willie Chaffin.
Messrs. J. p and A. B Edwards OF Q,
Hickman county. spent SUNDAY WIFI
their brother, DR.. J. A. Edwards.
Mrs. Robt. Peoples of Alabama
returned to her home yesterday,
after visit to Mrs. j. G. Wooten.
Mrs. w. s. Young and daughter
Fannie left Monday evening FOR a
months visit to her sister in Kansas.
Ed Baird has gone to Nashville,
where he will spend two weeks before
going to st. Louis to make his nome
Miss Hortense Roberts arrived sat
urdav from the University OF Chl'
caoo on visit to relatives in Robert
Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Sheets left Mon
dow For Murfreesboro. for weeks
visit. From there they will go tt
Bowling Green.
Misses Christine Schade and Brown,
Locke who have been the gues1s o.
Miss Callie Mai Simmons, nave 70
turned to Lawrenecburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. jackson ant
little daughter, Mary. left Saturua.
for Dawson Springs, KY. wher'
they will make their future nome
Rev. J. R. Beasley. now stationed u
Eikton. was here Monday on me-
way home from CulleoKa: where n
sssIsted Rev. Mr.. Walker in success
full meeting.
Richard Cook, who left Columol'