The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-05-26

DI. l.. Hull who has been VISITING
his brother, Rev. Roland Hull, left
Tuesday for his home in Marquand.
Mo.
William Blount, of the firm of Blouut
i ham and New Orleans on prospecting
tour.
Mrs. Sarah A. Nagle left Monday night
for her home In Kentucky, after visit
of few weeks to friends and relatives
here.
Frank Scott went to Nashville We'd
nesday, where he has a permanent
posilon il the Office of MeEwen's
Laundry.
! Miss Esther Mercy, who has been
teaching in the Central High School at
Shrevep lrt, La, will arrive home in a
few days
j. W. johnson has returned from
Martin, whore he has been teaching
school, and will spend the summer in
Columbia.
Miss Annie Harrison, after an ex-
tended VISIT to relatives In Williamson
county, has returned to her home in
Columbia.
Mrs. w. L. Gartner and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth of Fort Worth, Texas,
are guests of Mrs. Gartner sister, Mrs.
W. F. Embry
Congressman Padgett has returned
from trip through neighboIing cOun-
ties, In the interest of the free mail
delivery system.
Miss Marie Gray, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Jno. Sloan since the Kings
Daughters Convention. returned to her
home in Madison Thursday.
Mrs. Ora Tegarden returned to her
home in Nashville Monday after a
visit to her parents. She was accom-
parted by Mrs. S. c. Tegarden.
Misses Lula Wallace and Bessie
Murphy attended the commencement
exercises at Theta and while there we're
the guests of Miss Octie Mahon.
Mr.. Augustus Craft, a wealthy
tobacconist took advantage of the delay
caused by the wreck to visit his rela-
latives, Mr.. Frank H.. Smith and family
Several Of the young ladies who have
been attending school at the Institute,
returned to their homes Wednesday
night and this morning to spend va
cation.
j. NJ Parker has returned from a
business trip of week to Pulaski. He
was accompanied home by his nephew.
Hume Miller, an 'ettache Of the Pulaski
Citizen.
Mrs. Chas. B. Smith and little son, of
Nashville, arrived Thursday evening to
spend few weeks in the CITY with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Wood, in
West End
Miss Lindsey Cooper, one OF the In
stitute graduates, returned to her home
at Trenton, Tenn. Thursday. Miss
julia Bidd'e accompanied her for a
months visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. SkyIer Hatfield and
daughter, Miss Lucille. left Wednes-
day for their home in Illinois, after a
visit to Mrs. Hatfield's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs.J M. Burns went to Nash
vile Wednesday 10 be at the closing exer
cises of Belmont College and witness the
conferrlng of graduation papers upon
their daughter, Miss Maud.
Miss Willie Essie Hight, Columbia.
and Misses Lnra and Willie Dell
OnuTCu, SANTA II o. dTElVcu uOln0 w Gu
nesday from Lebanon. where they
have been attending school.
j. F. McGowen, who was with the
City Grain & Feed Co, up to the time of
the burning cut of their plant several
months ago, and who has since been in
MuTfreesnoro, has returned to accept
his former position.
DR.. L. B. Virgins, Chancellor
of the University of the South at Sewa-
nee, Tenn. Chas. Castner, of Nashville,
and Col. Henry Yeatman, of near Co
lumbia, are here attending the closing
exercises at the Institute.
Drs. G. and J. P. Mahonev, of
Tadega, Ind, who have beea looking
over Maury county in search of suita-
hle location, and who went to Athens
Ga, few days ago ON similar mis-
sion, have returned to Columbia, and
will probably select a home in this vi
cinity.
A. B. Maxwell, who has been in the
United States army since 1898, having
enlisted twice and who has been home
on one visit since becoming a soldier,
has returned home from the Philip
pines. Mr.. Maxwell has served
out his time and will remain while
with his parents at BigbyvIle.