The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-06-05

trip to Nashville, Louisville, st. Louis
and Othel cities.
/ Miss Annie Mary Meek, of the. Gin
clnati College OF Music is the guest OF
Mrs. J. Ed Ford.
! Miss Fletcher Flriss has returned
J from Cross Bridges, where she spent
I last week resting up.
| Mrs. Tom Blair has gone to Nashville
10 join her husband. They viii make
! their future home there.
! Mrs. Wilkes AMI Miss Baird moved
! Wednesday to their sum ner home
with Mrs. Mary Watkins.
! Esquire Richard A. Smith, promi
nent citizeu OF Shady Grove, hickman
county, was here Saturday
Robt. Walker, of Selma, Ala, who
has been visiting frienus in Columbia.
lett Saturday for his home.
DIR. Donald Mitchell and wife of
Lawrence county, are visiting rela-
tlves and friends in Maury.
Miss Lee Harlan has returned to her
! home at Cross Bridges after week S
stay with Miss Emmie Harlan.
| Miss Mary Barrow has returned
home from school at Washington
Seminary, at Washington, d. q.
| Mrs. Herbert Voss, of FIT. Worth,
Texas, who is the guest of Miss Rosa
Cherry, left this week Tor Nash
Vile, for a weeks visit before returning
to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyree Rhodes apd
daughter left Wednesday for West
Point, where they will spend the
! summer.
Messrs Joe and Walter knight, clerks
at the Bethel are taking 5wo weeks
vacation at their home at Red Boiling
Springs.
Miss E. zabeth Choate will return to
her home aG Wlinamsport today
after a weeks visit to friends and rela-
tives here.
Mrs. Celia Mccormick, OF Nashville,
and Mrs Warner Clardy, of ClarKs-
Vile, are visiting their mother, Mrs.
James Friel
Mr.. II. P. Figuers went to Spring Hill
Friday night to act as one of the judges
in the oratorical contest at Branham Il
Hughes school.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Turner and Cap
tain Arch Lipscomb ana Miss Susie
Lipscomp left Tuesday morning for
New Orleans on a pleasure trip.
Miss Myra Thompson and sister
returned to Spring Hill last Friday
from Clearwater. Florida where they
have been teaching the past session.
Mrs. Muncill Miss Muncill, Miss
| Wallace and Miss Cross, Of the Insti
tute, will leave to-day for New
York and Boston. They will go via Sa
vapnah.
Mrs. Falkner, of Helena, Ark is
here visiting her daughters, Misses
Anna and Florie Falkner, at the lnsti-
tute. Miss Anna is one of the gradu-
ates this year.
Mrs. Warder and daughter, Mrs. Flu
gette. of Monteagle, who have been
spending the winter at the Institute,
will leave shortly for Nova Scotia, to
spend the summer.
Congressman L, P. Padgett left
Thursday for Fayetteville, where
he will deliver the commencement
address before the pupils of Peoples
& Morgan 8 school.
Miss Mary Brown left Tuesday af-
ternoon for Salem, Va, where she will
spend the summer. DR.. Wharton's two
children went with Miss Brown for a
visit to relatives at Roanoke.
Elliot and Roy Knight, of Nashville
we're here Thursday. They are just
leaving Branham & Hughes school at
Spring Hill, where they took post
| graduate course the past year.
Rev. Mr.. Durant, of st. Vincent,
West Indies, who is taking theological
course at Sewanee University, was the
guest of Rev. w. B. Capers, for the clos
ing exercises at the Institute.
Arch Craig, of Williamsport, has
given up the idea of entering business
at his home town but will leave at once
for Louisville, where he will be with a
big wholesale dry goods firm.
Miss Rosa Cherry left Saturday
evening for an extended visit to Sweet
Springs. Mo-. and Kansas City. She
will read the Herald while she is gone.
Could not enjoy her visit without it,
Miss Martha Brest, of Nashville, is
visiting Miss Susie Belle Moore, OF
Spring Hill. She will come to Colum
bia in a few days to visit her brother,
]. Ryland Brest, clerk at the Bethel
Miss Aileen Moore, most charming
Young lady, of Columbia. Tenn, is
the guest of Miss Mary Huston on
Water street. Miss Moore will be an