The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-09-14
TOWN and COUNTY NEWS
OVER THE COUNTY.

iting her sister, Mrs. Maggie Hull a
Goodwin. has been recalled to Nash
vile, by the illness of her son. VIII,
was seriously injured Tuesday.
Mrs. James Johnson and Miss Mar!
johnson have returned to their HON,
in Santa Fe. after visiting relatives
in Nashville. j.
Mrs. Geo. Armstrong and LITTLE
daughter. Helen. have returned tt
their home at Zion. after a stay al
Beaver Dam.
Mr.. George Killebrew, of Mt. Pleas
ant, has gone to New York with his
two eldest sons to enter the young gen
tlemen in college In that city.
Mrs. Waffle Dixon and children
have returned to their home in Bir.
mingham, after having spent the sum
mer with Mrs. Emily Dixon at Zion.
Mr.. McConnico and family have
moved to Mr.. Bassam's home in Theta,
and Mr.. Ewing Oakley have moved to
Mr.. McConnico's place.
DR.. Russell has rented the place of
Ewing Oakley at Theta.
J. w. Goad, ]. H. Erwin and ]. H.
Hall, citizens living along the Pulaski
jike, have filed a petition with County
Judge Gordon asking that the Turn
pike Commissioners be sent out to
examine the Pulaski pike.
s. E. Erwin has transferred to w. 7.
and J. E. Haley land in Mt. Pleasant
for $3,1OO.
Mr.. Davis, the son of Gov. Jeff
Davis, of Arkansas, recently nominal
ed for U. S. Senator, entered Bran
ham and Hughes school at Spring Hiii
Thursday.
Miss Mamie Akin has returned from
Primm Springs
Mr.. and Mrs. Patton, of Santa Fe,
returned Friday from Lawrenceburg.
DR.. and Mrs. Walker. of Santa Fe,
returned Friday from Lawrenceburg.
Miss George Taylor, who has been
visiting her grandmother at Culle-
Okla, left Monday for Nashville,
where she will join a party of young
ladies who are studying to be profess
sional nurses, and from that city they
will go to New York, Washington,
Philadelphia and other eastern cities,
where they will visit the best known
and study the latest i'm
provements, methods, ETC., of their
chosen profession.
Miss Lizzie Oakley, of Water Valley,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. ]. r. Nc
Kay, at Carriers Creek.
Miss Mamie Sawyer has returned
% Nashville after a visit to Mt. Pleas
INT friends.
Mr.. Fl. F. Howard has returned to
Nashville after two weeks camp
lear Summertown.
Mr.. Green Sawyer has returned to
Nashville after visiting Columbia and
Mt. Pleasant friends.
Miss Rachel Cain. of Milan, who has
cen visiting Mr.. ]. ]. Claxton and
amily at Century, left Wednesday for
visit to relatives at Atlanta.
Sam Caperton has accepted a posi-
ion in Hickman county, with one of
he largest phosphate mining compan-
es, as book-keeper.
Mr.. and Mrs w. ID. Brooks, of Mt.
are visiting relatives in
Temphis.
Miss Dora Evins, of Culleoka, is
listing her sister, Mrs. Kennedy, at !
ornersyille. {
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Farmer, of Guile
ka, are visiting friends at Martin, .
enn.
Mrs. Seth Perry and little daughter !.
ave returned to their home in Bigby- :
lie.
Miss bet Ewing will leave Wednes-
ny for Primm Springs.
Mrs. Allie Kittrell, of Mt. Pleasant,
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Brown j.
Miss Carrie Beaucamp, of Kentucky,
visiting Mt. Pleasant friends.
Miss Amelia Laurice, of Nashville,
Ill arrive this week to visit Miss
annie Hill. T
Mrs. Hunt, of Bristol, Va, is visit g
g relatives in. Mt. Pleasant. s
W. H.Denham, of South Pittsburg, 9