The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-07-30


Messrs. A. s James and win Goth
am returned this morning from the
east whore they have been buying
goods fo- the past two weeks.
Mrs. ". T. Erwin and W. c. Grant
have returned from BoOresville. where
they bave been at the bedside of their
sister, Mrs. NJ C. Carpin. who is very
\ ill.,
T. A. childs, of Century, was here
Sunday.
Mr. Thomas Marshall, of Lewisburg,
! is in she city.
Miss Anne Herblin, of Nashville. is
the guest of Mrs. Arthur Church.
Mrs. Brow has returned to Century,
after an absence Of several weeks.
Lucius Clark. Of Danville. KY. has
returned after a stay at Bailey
Springs.
F. H. Haskell has returned from
Nashville. where he spent Sunday
with his wife
w, S. Lynch of Nashville, is visit
ing his uncle, Mr. Wells at the Co
lumbia Military Academy.
Prof " E. Bostick is spending the
day in Nashville
Mrs. j. Wolf has returned from a
four months stay in New York city.
Ernest Farrell, Jr., has gone to Muir
fIeesboro to visit Jesse Ellington, Jr.
Mrs. Ed. Goodwin and Mrs. Claude
Goodwin are spending the day in Nash
vile,
Mrs NJ, E. Gabard has gone to Leb-
anon to attend the Sunday school con-
vention.
Louie Barker and Joe Hagey left
Sunday or a two weeks stay at
Primm Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noble C. Blair have
returned from a weeks visit to rela-
lives at Lawrenceburg
! Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wilkins, of Hous-
ton, Texas, are visiting their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. j. B. Wilkins.
Rev ard Mrs. R. P. Smith, of Chat
tanooga, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. B.
F. McGaw and Mr.. and Mrs Jno H.
Hagey.
Nj. and Mrs. Samuel NJ McGaw
and little son. Samuel Marshall, Jr,
Of Nashville, are the guests of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs B. T. McGaw
f,Y he summer months
M J. Floyd Self, of Nashville,
spent Thursday in the city.
Mrs. W. ]. Dale is visiting Mrs. Will
Hutton at Huntsville
Mrs Leila R. Todd and child, OF
La, are registered at the |
Bethel r
Miss Mary D. Warfield has returned
from visit of several weeks to Pu- p
Iaski E
Mrs. ". L. Binkley, of Huntsville,
Ala, is the guest of Mrs. Eddie s
Stone, of West End.
Mr. c. D. Daniel, representing Bel tC
mont College, of Nashville, was here
Tuesday in the interest of that school is
J. Leslie Dixon of Covington, G. A.
Jrowell of Cordelle, Ca, Miss Louise Vi
Mcknight of Nashville, Miss Daisy
Irowell of Unionville Tenn, Miss G.
Jamie Ellen Workman of Unionville,
'enn., were here to attend the Crowell- a
Iurphy wedding. re
Prof R. g. Cox of Columbia, Tenn, If
5ill arrive in Shreveport on Tuesday H
nd will be the guest of Mrs. Abbie n
IcLelland at her home on Jordan da
treet. Prof. Cox is an eminent man
letters and is an instructor in the ~
olumbia Military Academy at Column IA
ia, the prettiest, most beautiful and mn
larming little town in the blue grass ba
egion of Tennessee and in this ideal NJ
Dot in the charming environment Of I'll
llture and books Mrs. McLelland has
apply and profitably spent the past "a
70 years. Her son being enrolled at
e Military Academy and her daugh- Q
r a pupil at the famous old Column
a Institute Mrs. McLelland and her :
ildren will return to Columbia in mel
ptember-Sh Shreveport Times. T
Miss Mary Evans has returned to j
anklin. Hill
Matt Cochran the popular bill clerk ]
the Frisco freight Office, has re- -
rned from a trip through the north =
d east on which he had varied ex-
Renee. Mr.. Cochran visited the
les of the northwest and Canada,
ending some time in Toronto and
Ter places in Canada. On the re-
n trip he was caught in the freshet
Missouri, and was passenger on
train which the Commercially {
Il had photographed in the water at