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

Mrs. Quincy P. Walton. of New York,
IS visiting the family of Mr.. D. Scot-
ten on North Garden Street.
Miss Matte Pinion has gone t.
Lynnvllle TO spend several weeks with
her sister. Mrs. Jim Gillian.
Miss Alice SaIven. who has been on
short visit to Mrs. A. J. Nichols, has
returned to her home in Pulaski.
Mrs I. j. Tucker and little daugh-
| ter left Saturday for Louisville,
TO visit her sons, Will and Robert.
Little Miss Eleanor Barber has re-
turned to Nashville after visit to her
grandmother, Mrs. Geo. A. Bullard.
Miss Bessie Arnold, of Mississippi, ar
rived Friday to spend che summer with
her aunt, Mrs. Ernest McLemore
Mrs. Martha Hasty has Ieturned
from an extended visit to her daugh-
ter, Mis-. Anderson, at Nashville.
Mrs. McMinns, the aged mother of
Airs. Jay Owen, arrived Sunday
to make her home here permanently.
Mrs. M j. Yancy, who has been visit
ing her brother, j. NJ. Parker, returned
to her home in Birmingham Saturday.
Miss Elizabeth McLemore has return
ed from visit to relatives at Pulaski
and is the guest of Miss Lily Warfeld.
Mrs. w. +. Woodbridge was in Nash
vile Friday to attend the meeting of the
Executive Board of the Kings Daugh-
ters.
Rev W. B Capers. Dr. w. NJ. Bddle
and Capt. H l.. White left Tuesday for
Knoxville to attend the Diocesan Con-
vention
MI. and Mrs. Wiley Hoke, of Nash
vile, have returned from California
They spent a day recently with Mrs.
j. B. Woodslde.
Mrs. Emma Goodwin will arrive to-
day from Fulton, KY, and will be
Ihe guest of Mrs. L. E. Mcknight,
while IN Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Evans have re-
turned from their b. ida trip to New
Orleans and are at the Evans home on
West Seventh street.
Mr.. and Mrs. . p. Roberts have re-
turned from San Antonio. Texas, where
they spent the winter. Mrs. Roberts is
improved by the trip.
Mrs. A. McMlnn and daughter, Mrs.
Mary Sanders, arrived Sunday TO
visit Mrs. J. Owen. who is also
daughter of Mrs. McMinn.
Mrs. Geo. Tuloss and two little chill
dren. Ruth and James, have returned
to their home in Williamson County
after an extended visit to relatives here.
Dr.. and Mrs. W. S. Anderson and
Mrs. W. s. Roberts and children re-
IN he
were accompanied by William Sheegog.
Mesdames L. y. McLemore, of
Spring Hill and James d. Richard
son, Jr., of Murfreesboro, will arrive
today to visit Mrs. Rebecca Nc
Lemore.
Tom Brown, son OF Col. H. A..
Brown, who has been seriously ill in
Kentucky, reached home Monday after
noon and will remain during his con-
valescence.
Miss Katie Smith, who has been
visiting relatives and friends in and
near Columbia for several days. de-
parted for her home in Murfreesboro
Thursday morning.
Rev and Mrs. Beasley, and son, Rus
sell, of Thompson Station, are here Wis
itlng friends. Rev. Beasley was former
ly pastor of the South Columbia
Methodist Church.
Miss Bessie Brown has returned to
her home at Centervllle, Md, after a
visit to Miss Mary Barrow. While
here, Miss Blown was the recipient of
many social couTtesles.
Rev. j. A. Molloy, who was summon
ed here the first of last week by dying
friend, ana who has been assisting Rev.
J. W. Cherry in carrying on the meet
ing at the Methodist church, returned
to his home in LewisbuTg Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. w. A. Provine with
Masters VIM. K. and Robert q. left
last afternoon for Princeton, Indiana,
where Mrs. ProvIne will visit while
MI. Provine and VIM. K. are away
on an extended tour to the Pacific
coast