The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-06-02

Misses Maggie Green and Jane Flem-
ing returned sunday fTom weeks
visit to Nashville friends.
Little Miss Elizabeth Baird Burns
| has returned to Lebanon, KY, after
visit to Columbia relatives.
! Frank Moffat, who has been employed
F, in the restaurant OF Green q Patton,
will leave shortly for Arkansas.
Mr.. and Mrs j H. Peoples left Tuesday
morning for Franklin. to attend the
closing exercises of Peoples school.
| Mrs. John M. Burns and little daugh
ter Elmer will leave next week fol a
visit to relatives in Western Texas
/ After a short visit TO her sister. Mrs.
X. Shepherd Mrs. R. E. Jones returned
! to her home in McMinnville Saturday.
Mrs. Annie Houston and daughter,
/, Mrs. Harrington, have returned to Tus-
cumbia after visit to Mrs. Spence
McFall.
Mrs. j. P Polk and son, Proctor, of
Nashville, Are here spending the wetk
with Mrs Polk mother, Mis-. Kntx
Fleming.
Mr. j. ". Bishop, manager of Har-
ris d Cole Bros at this place, left Tues
day morning for business trip to Ne
tIopolls, Ill.
I Miss Elite Reelsnd. of Greenvllle,
/ Ala is the guest OF Miss Mary Dale
-. Figuers. Miss BeeIand was student
, this year at Belmont.
Miss NarcIssa Blackburn has re-
turned to her home at Lake Provl-
dence, La, after an extended visit to
Mrs. w. S. Fleming.
MI. and Mrs. b. f. Glddens, OF
! Giles county, we're at the home OF MI.
and Mrs j. H. Giddens. on the Camp
bellsville pike, Sunday.
Miss Claude Neal, who has Eesn Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Dixie BLAIR for
sever al weeks. returned to her home
| in LawrencebuIg, Monday.
Mrs. Ross Hinton. of Franklin, KY,
is VISITING her brother, Sol Maxwell
and half sisters. MIS-, Houston Thomas
and Mis-. James II. Giddens.
| Mack White has resumed his run as
mai clerk between Atlanta and Nash
Vile, after short visit to his wlte, who
/ is still sick at their home on Ninth
street.
| Mrs. William Blount and children
J IeIL Ou TIC OdIiy LAoAh AHOGA"J
morning for DecatuIvIlle, Tenn .wheIe
they will visit Mrs. Blount's mother,
| fol- a month.
/ Mr.. ana Mrs. James Alcorn, of st.
Louis. who have been on a trip to
Cuba and other points in the South,
! are here visiting Mr. Alcorn 8 brother,
Geo. s. AlcCIn.
+; MI. and Mrs W. r. Hutton and
children of Shelbyville, who have been
visiting MIs. Hutton's parents, Mr.
and Mrs W. J. Dale, returned TO
their home MONDAY.
Miss Mary Dale Figuers returned last
week from Chicago, where she took
special course of five weeks on the
violin under Sauret, one of the finest
teachers in the world.
Misses Lewis and Susie Muliin, of
1 Lynnvllle, who are the guests OF
! friends near town, went to Mt. Pleas
ant Monday to attend the com
mencement at the Howard Institute.
Misses I.orain and Ellen Meeks re-
turned Thursday to Nashville. Miss
! I,orain Meeks has been attending
the commencement exercises at the
A. Institute. Miss Ellen Meeks has been
attending school here. .
S. P. Payne, who has been travelling
in Texas for the past few years, has re-
turned to Columbia and will again make
this his home. He was accompanied by
Miss Bessie Coffey, daughter of j. +.
Ccffey, former resident of Colum-
bia.
Joe Hines has accepted position as
tra cling sal.sman for w. B. Belkrap d
| Co., and will leave June lst.. for few
weeks training. He will then go to