The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-03-15
OVER THE COUNTY.

Miss Jessie Holman is visiting Miss
Minnie Lou Davis at Darks Mil.
Mrs. Charles Dodd. Of Nashville. is
visiting relatives at Cross Bridges.
Miss Daisy wiJlerspoon has return
ed to Nashville after a visit to rela-
tives here.
Mrs Eta Dodd and daughter
Louise. OF Nashville. are visiting rel
atives in Columbia.
Mrs R. E. Nichols and Mrs Harry
Sloan have returned from visit to
Carriers Creek relatives.
/ Miss Ethel Gardner, of Darks MIL
has returned from an extended visit
to relatives and friends at Chicago,
III.
Mr.. Carl Gardner has returned to
Vanderbilt, at Nashville, after few
days visit to his parents at Darks
Mill.
Mr.. Charles Jackson, of Mt Pleas
ant. is in Nashville today.
Miss Mary Dale Craig, OF Mt. Pleas
ant, is visiting Miss Adine Turner in
Nashville.
Mrs. Eugene Clinton is visiting rel
atives in Sumner county.
Mrs. John Wilson, of Lynnville, is
visiting relatives in Columbia.
Mr.. A. S. SDarkman, of San Antonio
Texas, is visiting relatives at Santa
Fe.
Miss Carrie Walker, of Williams
port ia visiting Miss Nellie William
son.
Miss Bertha Thurman, of Frank
lin, is visiting Miss Eugenia Algo, OF
Carriers Creek.
Mr.. Horace Cecil, of Cross Bridges,
returned Sunday afternoon from Wis
it to Nashville.
Mrs. Ida Stephens. who has been
visiting relatives at Culieoka, has re-
turned to her home in Nashville.
Miss Ella Younger, who has been
visiting Mrs. Robt Fly at Brentwood
! has returned to her home in Santa
Fe.
Mr. p Laid and Mr.. Arch Laid, OF
Birmingham, are at the bedside OF
their father. Mr.. W. H. Laid, of VIII
Transport
Mr.. w. J. Moore is on the sick list.
Miss Annie England continues very
i'll.
Mr. w. ]. Scott sold a fine 3-year-old
Jack Monday for $3.50.
Mrs. Charlie Dodson is recovering
from an attack of the grip.
Mr.. Frank Scott, of Nashville, IS
quite sick at the home Of relatives
in the city.
| Miss Jef1e Parsons has accepted
position as stenographer for the IN
dependent Phosphate Company at Mt.
| Pleasant.
Rev. Randolph, thelogolical stu
dent of the senior class at Vanderbilt
has been appointed to fill the Metho-
dist nulpits at Glendale and Culleoka,
in the place of Rev. j. I. Redmon, VINO
leaves soon for the Isle of Pines Rev.
Randolph will fill the pulpits OF the
two places on alternate Sundays, and
after his graduation in June Will make
his home at Culleoka.
Miss Kriemhill Dodson. of Nashville,
is visiting her grandparents In ROD
erts Bend.
Mrs. Pattie Hobbs, OF Nashville, is
with Misses Pearl and Bessie Allen, OF
Roberts Ben.
Rev. M. T. Allen will preach at
| Goodwin Chapel next Sunday afternoon
at q: 80 o'clock.
The Polk-Webster Phosphate Co. be.
gan mining on their property at Mt
Pleasant Tuesday.
Mrs. A. P. Roberts, of Zion neigh
borhood, is visiting at Rev. w. o. Rob
| erts in Roberts Bend.
Mr.. Earl Page, of Jones valley
spent from Saturday till Monday with
relatives in Roberts Bend.
| w, + Webster, Jr,, went to Lynn
Vile Monday, where he bought nice
surrey horse for Mr.. T. E. New and a
phaeton mare for himself from NC
Cloud & Co.
Mrs. Leslie Duncan has returned
TO Nashville, after visiting her par
ents.
Miss Geneva Woolard has returned
to her home in Santa Fe, after visit
ing relatives in Brentwood.
Miss Hutchinson and Mrs. John
son who have been visiting relatives
at Mt. Pleasant, have returned to San
ia Fee.
FOR SALE-Barred Plymouth ROCK
| eggs, s1.OO for Is. From Tom DAVIS
| nrize.winning stock. Bell phone 4o9.