The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-01-06

his home IN Charleston, y. G.
Mrs. Ann kittrell and her daughter
Laurie. are visiting MT. Whit Kitsfel
at West Harpeth.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Aycock who have
been spending the holidays here left
for Adairsyille, Ga, on their way home
to Cisco, Texas.
Mrs. q. T. Bentley, Of Lswrenceburg
is visiting relatives 10 the city.
Mrs. H. L. Perkinsou, of Lawrence
burg. is visiting relatives here.
Mr.. w. @. Cooper and family are Wis.
ting relatives az Tuscumbia
Mr.. s A. Carroll returned to Law
reBceburg Monday from a visit to his
father in-lsw. Mr.. Simpson Erwin.
Miss Noua Hill returned 10 Nashville
today where she enters Ward Seminary.
Mrs. j. 4. ColveIt, ST.. spent WEI
nesday and Thursday with relatives in
Columbia.
MI. Frank Cummins has moved into
the new residence at Park Place.
Mr.. Geo. klllebrew, j., returned 10
GAINESVILLE Sunday where be lie attend
ing school -
Mr.. VIM. Howard returned to Biz.
mngham to take charge Of his school al
that place, after spending the holidays
with his IA her Bithel Howard.
Misses Jessie Bostick and Mary Estes
after spending the holidays with relati-
yes here. returned to Lynchburg. Va,
where they are attending school
Mrs. 0. P. Rutledge. of st. Louis,
is visiting her brother, Mr.. W. b.
Wilson.
Mr.. R. 1. PEBBLES left Tuesday for
Talledega. Ala, where he takes charge
of the commissary for the Interna
tional Phosphate Co.
Ernest Irwin left for New Orleans
Wednesday for an extended BUSINESS
trip
Messrs. Alex and Frank Colvert have
returned from Sheffield, where they
have been for two months past.
Mrs N. P. Massey and family have
moved to Columbia and will occupy
the d. g. Pheian house, on North High
st.
D. W. Shofne1, cashier of the Mt.
Pleasant Bank, has returned from a
bankers meeting, held at CenteIville-
last Monday and Tuesday.
On account of the illness of her
father, j. D. Estes Miss Mary Estes
will not return to LynchbuIg. as she
had expected to do.
Miss Mary Sutton let Tuesday for
Middleboro, KY, where she will be
engaged III teaching school,
Miss Alice Doss Is ill at hel home on
Washington ave.
Local.
The Clo VERNE Fertilizer Company,
which was established here last year.
report good business with bright
Tor the near future. They
have branch offices at jackson and
Paris, Tenn. ana expect soon to in
stall Others at LawrencebuIg, CoOkvllle
and Hohenwald, Tenn.
The Virginia Carolina Chemical Go.
has been running its plants night and
day and is still behind with is orders.
Hay Long College re-opened last
Monday with about 1855 pupils IN at
enhance.
Mike Zlngerell has just moved his
store house. large twO-story build
ing, from Blue Grass Ave. to Broad
way.
AO VI A1OWCll
West, Will be glad to learn of his
speedy recovery from the serious results
of an accident, caused by fall.
Howard brothers will move to their
new quarters about January Is. The
last layer of brick to complete the walls
of their new store was placed today.
The Williams Drug Co, will move
from their esent place to the building
directly on the Southeast corner of the
square, about January 18th.
The Mt. Pleasant Milling Company
are raising the timbers for the cree ton
Of their new mill near the depot. liz
will be remembered they were among the
number who were burned out In the
recent rire.
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Nesbit are the
proud parents of d fine boy two days
Did.
Social.
A happy family was that of Mr.. and
Mrs. Simpson Irwin at their bone on
Hay Long street on New YEARS. Day.
The occasion was that Of the reunion
If the family. 1t had been seventeen
years since the family had all been
,ogether
Mr.. and Mrs. Simpson irwin, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. A. Carroll, Mrs. Nettie Lauder
milk. Miss Annie May and Mr.. w. G.
Irwin were those present at the dinner
given in honor of the return of Mr.. W,
J. Irwin, of Galveston, Texas, who has
been away for twelve years. During Mr..
irwin absence from Msury county he
las been in South Africa and many
oreigu countries.
He was at Galveston at the time Vt the
storm there and saved himself from the
ushlng waters by resting ON the top of
IN iron fence all night. \.
When morning came be found nothing
he could call his own but few clothes
~ his back, his coat, shoes and hat had
been discarded to aid him in saving the
browning people all around him.
Mr.. and Mrs Roht. Maxwell gave
IN elegant dining at their home on
south Main street Tuesday last, in
lonoI OF Mrs. Thompson. OF Nashville.
lrs. Nowlin Misses Rebecca Farlss
md Fannie Nowlin were among the
present.
Geers Will Move TO Memphis.
Ed GeeIs, who for the last twelve
yeais has made his home in Buffalo,
Nj IL soon taInoya IN NIamphiS As no