The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-03-20

accept position In millinary store a
Tracy City, Tenn.
Miss Mamie McClanahan, of Law
renceburg. is visiting relatives and
friends in the city.
/ Mr.. Ii. V. Burgard, of ST. Labory, Ill
arrived Saturday to visit his brother,
DR.. L. G. Burgard.
Russell Thompson arrived Saturday
from jackson, Tenn, to spend few
day with homefolks.
Mr.. George E. McKennon returned
Saturday from a three weeks trip to
the Eastern markets.
Mr.. Will Ridley, Miss Mary Ridley
and Miss Mary Embry returned from
California Wednesday.
Dake Biddle came down Wednesday
night from Nashville to spend a few
days with his parents.
! Miss Clyda Smith, who has been
visiting friends here, has returned to
her home at Andrews.
Mrs. Ed ONeill has returned from
a visit to her daughter, Mrs. John
Fletcher, it Nashville.
Miss Cammie Derry berry. who has
been visiting Miss Virginia Kinnard.
HAS TotuIuou W LdStd.
Mr.. Frank Swansburg left last Sun
day for New York aid other Eas-
tern cities to buy goods
Mrs George Adams ano daughter
arrived from Nashville Wednesday, to
visit Columbia relatives.
Col A. M. Hughes returned this
week from Washington, where he
has been for three weeks
Rev. T. A. Wharton has returned
from North Carolina, where he went to
attend his brothers. funeral.
Mr.. James F. Lewis has returned |
from weeks vacation spent with his |
home folks at Atheus, Ala.
Mrs. John Trotwood Moore returned
to Nashville Sunday evening. after a
visit to Mrs. F. D. Lander.
Miss Cason, milliner for McKennon,
Anderson 81 Foster. has returned from
New York and Philadelphia.
Miss Rebecca Mayes, who has been
visiting Miss Zilla Conner at Flor
ence, Ala, has returned home.
Dr. and Mrs. A. Sidney Page, and
Mr.. A. Sidney Page, Jr., spent Sun
lay with relatives ON Bear Creek.
Elder J. G. McQuiddy, of Nashville,
former pastor of the Christian church
lere, is visiting friends in Columbia.
Messrs. George w. Nichols and W. E.
McKennon left Tuesday for Oklahoma
md Indian Territory on prospecting
rip.
Mrs. Mat Permenter, and peice, {
Hiss Ada Sharp, OF Humboldt, are 1
he guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
Villains. .
Miss Mary Spain, of Murfreesboro, s
nd Mrs. T. J. Shannon, OF Nashville,
re the guests OF Mrs j. T. Street
nd Mrs. Henry Fulton.
Miss Dmple Meadors, who has been
listing Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Meadors I
or several weeks, returned to her
ONE in Nashville Saturday.
Senator Erwin spent Sunday with
is family. He left Monday morning
,r Nashville, accompanied by Mrs.
irwin, who viii go on to Danville, Z
~, to visit friends.
Rev. Spencer Tunnel, the new pas &
n of the Baptist church OF TINS &
ty, arrived Thursday with his family | g
ON Hartman. They are temporarl- q
residing with Mr. d. q. Pnelan, on g
ign street. 3
Rev. John A. McFerrin, of PULASKI, q
as here Wednesday on business. He g
Ill hold his second quarterly confer g
zee at the First Methodist church in
lis city on Sunday March 2. "a.
DR.. W. H. Rucker lett Monday for
licago. where he will stay several
eeKs. He will then go to New York,
take a post graduate dental course,
"a return to Columbia to locate per re
anentlT.
Mrs. Il. Il. Erwin will leave Mon VI
v morning for visit to her niece,
re-. II IA. Murray, at Ddnville, Ky. re-
,ur receptions have been arranged u
ladies of the Kentucky town in
rs. Erwin's honor.
Several Of the Columbia lawyers
mt 20 Nashville Tuesday to argue an
ses in the Supreme Court. The vi
lury equity docket was taken mp ~
nnng those who went up were; II, D n
Figuers, e. II. Hatcher, J. Shelby u
fee, j Briggs McLemore, W. ). :.