The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-06-16

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Miss Susie Bell Moore has returned {,
her home 10 Spring Hill after hayins
visited Mrs. Frank f. Everett.
Mrs. Mort Hodge and daughter, Mis-
Lucille, attended the double wedding a
Mt. Pleasant Wednesday night.
Mrs. E. H. Hatcher and Miss Marga
ret McEwen left Monday for Louis
vile and are at the Gait House.
Mrs. E. u. Clinton has returned
from visit to friends at Portland
Tenn. and Bowling Green, KY.
Joe Walsh left Thursday fol-
Plttsburg. Pa, where be will remain
two week visiting his brother.
Mrs. Wash Taylor has returned from
Sheffield, Ala. She was accompanied
by her sister, Miss Maud Wilson.
Miss Bernice Evans. of Williamson
County, is visiting at the home of Mr.
F. G. Sowell on South Main street.
Atha Wall, of Honey Grove. Tex.
is In the city and Is the guest of r.
Z. Haynes, at the Bachelors Ranch.
Mrs. Avery Hughes and children have
returned to their home at Dover, Della
ware alter visit to Columbia relatives.
Mrs. Will Naff,of jackson, Miss who is
known here, was in the city Friday en-
route to Thompson Station TO visit her
son.
Baird McLemore has returned 10
Nashville. his future home, after a
visit to his aunt, Mrs. Mary d. War
field.
Mrs. James Andrews, Jr., and son,
Elwyn, are at Spring Tenn, visit
ing Mrs. Andrews sister, Mrs. j. A.
Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Cartwright, who
have been visiting their daughter Mrs.
j. D. Sloan, have returned to Good
lettsville.
Misses Louise Witherspoon, OF N ssh-
vile, and Gamaliel Dixon, of Birming-
ham, are visiting Mrs. j. E. Dixon at
Ashwood.
Mrs. Il. L Wade and little daughter,
Marguerite, have returned to their home
in Rock Spring, Tex, after a visit to
Mrs. James Andrews.
Mrs. F. ID. Campbell left Wednesday
for Chattanooga, where she had
been called by the illness of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Kelly Massey.
Mr.. g. Perry Smell mas returned from
Florida where be spent the winter. Mrs
Smell has gone to Union City for visit
to relatives and will reach home later.
Mrs Harry Alcoru and children will
leave in few days for Olney. III /. to
spend the summer with Mis-. Alcorn 8
relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Wachtel.
Miss Bessie Daniel will arrive next
week for visit tc Miss Daisy fowler.
Miss Daniel will be one of the bride
maids at the Love W arfield marriage.
Mr.. Chas. A. Cook, Jr, of Muskogee,
Indian Territory, has arrived in the
city and has entered upon the discharge
of his duties as pharmacist at Alcorn
drug store.
Miss Charlotte Fariss, of Columbia,
and Misses Felicia Webster and Marv
Brooks, of Cross Bridges, went to Mt.
Pleasant Tuesday morning to visit Mrs.
Walter Brooks.
Ms Brownie Tomlinsou. of Culleoka,
sponsor for Leonidas Polk Blvouac, her
-iiOuOis hiSS 1NNticJ
and Mr. L E. Alternately left Monday
night for Louisville.
John Marshall, who went to Memphis
several weeks ago to take a position
with the Illinois Central, has returned
to Columbia and is nov filling his old
place in the freight depot here.
John Smith. whose feet we're frost
bitten during the severe weather last
winter, and who has since been taken
care of by the City and under the care
of the City Health Officer, left Friday
night for his home at Memphis.
Miss Esther Mercy, who was
teaching school in Louisiana, bat who
has been visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Mercy, left Wednesday for
Chicago, to attend the sum mer school
at the Chicago University. Her
brother Henry Mercy, accompanied
her as far as Louisville.
Col Duncan B Cooper. of Nash.
vile, was In the city Friday Col Cooper
at one time lived IN Columbia and was
Clerk of the Chancery Court here
twenty tive years ago. He is brother
Of the Hon Henry Cooper. who de-
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States Senatorship in the early 70's.
Misses Elizabeth McLemore. Pulaski.
Mamie Baugh Franklin. Susie Bill
Moore. Spring Hill Caroliny Walker,
and MessIs Sam Black
burn. Lynnville, R. I Moore. Was
Ington. d. o., and Horace FrieIson,
and Mr. and Ms.
MurfreesboIo attended the
century Club reception.
q. c. Gross and family will leave 10
+. day or two for Memphis, their future
nome Mr.. Gross formerly lived the re
Dut has been resident Of Columbia
or twenty-five years and was engaged |
q the dry goods and clothing business
acre up to two years ago. He has rot
decided upon rhe exact line he will fol
ow upon his return to his old home.