The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-09-13


vile. He says a large force Of hands
s al work on the Interurban and that
good progress is being made on the
work OF grading.
Volney Link. exchange editor OF the
New Orleans Times-DemOcrat, arrived
in Columbia Sunday evening to visit
his father. Mr.. George Link, and to
be here during the Fair next week.
Misses Leila Mai Nichols and Annie
Cherry will leave Monday for
Elizabethtown. KY, where they will
attend school. Rev. ]. W. Cherry will
accompany them.
Mrs. James Andrews went to Nash
Vile today.
Mrs. A. E. Church is visiting rela-
tives in Nashville.
Miss Rebecca Carpenter has re-
turned from Monteagle.
Mr.. F. H. Smith is taking a few
days rest in the country.
Mrs. Charlotte Whitthorne Hughes
has returned from a visit to Shelby
vile.
DR.. Palmer Sheppard, of Little Rock,
Ark, is visiting his mother, Mrs. W.
c. Sheppard. ..
Judge and Mrs. Sam Holding and
Mrs. c. A. Forgey will leave this even
ing for a visit to Mrs. Ernest Boyd at
New York City.
Walter Davis, of Marshall, Texas,
arrived in the city Monday for the
Fair. Mr.. Davis is looking extremely
well and says that Texas is a mighty
fine place, but that there is no place
under the sun that equals Tennessee,
and that there is no place in Tennes-
see that equals Maury county.
Mr.. R. Flies, of Birmingham, Is here
to buy mules.
Mr.. c. E. McEwen has returned
from Red Boiling Springs.
Miss Maud Craig has returned from
a visit to Chattanooga.
Mrs. T. A. Leach and daughter, Miss
Sarah, are in Nashville.
Mr.. Angus Mcdonald, of Lynnville,
is with Columbia friends.
Mr. Bert Hill will leave Friday to
attend the fair at Murfreesboro.
Mr.. ]. J. Fleming has returned from
a visit to DR.. Corey at Des Moines,
Iowa.
Miss Maggie Lou Sloan win leave
next week to attend Buford's College
It Nashville.
Among the parents who were here to
enter their sons at the Columbia Mill
AIRY Academy, are Mrs. Gussie HoyleI
# Cleveland, Tenn, Mrs. Liberty w.
Of Jackson, Tenn, Mrj
". T. Sanders of Athens, Ala, Mr.. A.
,. Rebman of CORTLAND, Ala, Mr.. ].
\. Foote of Sheffield, Ala, Mr.. T. M.
COX of Pettey, Ala, and Mr.. Hugh 8
1cPheters of Belmont, Mo.
DR.. T. d. Edwards, of Union City,
'enn., was here to enter his son at the
Military Academy and his !
aughter at the Columbia Institute.
Mr.. William Everett, of st. Louis, is
pending few days with his father l
n the Mt. Pleasant pike.
Mr.. ]. c. Hickman spent Wednesday
/ Nashville
Horace Frierson, Esq, is here from II
awrenceburg. U
Mr.. Geo. e. McKennon has returned $
ON New York. >
Mrs. Will Wharton, of Chicago, is
sitting Miss Carolyn Williams
Mrs. A. B. Faulkner and son, Brant-
y, of Nashville, are visiting relatives
sre. ia
Senator McEnery has returned to
ew Orleans, after a visit to Mr.. and
RS. e. H. Hatcher 10
Mrs. ]. l. Newson will arrive next y
eek from Nashville to visit Mrs. w. I'D
G. Grant
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Veorhies, Of
,xas, are visiting his mother, Mrs
lgusta VOORHEES,. "
Mr. Chas. Phillips, of Monroe, La, !,
II arrive next week to attend the
II and to visit Mr. and Mrs. e. H.
ltcher.
Miss Nellie May Williams, daughter az
Mr.. J. Patton Williams, of Louis pr
lie, will arrive Friday morning to "
1t her aunt, Mrs. w. s. Fleming.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Moore will re- -
n to Monroe, La, Friday, after ia
it of several weeks to Columbia ~
atives. -
Irs. Robert Pillow spent Wednes- %
: in Nashville. III
Irs. John A. Thomas, Jr, is at Elk 3
Mt Springs for week. r
,r. and Mrs. s. r. Hardison reached q