The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-11-29

and a pupil of the Columbia Institute
Miss Eugene Algeo will leave Tues
day morning for Indianola, Miss,
where she will spend the winter with
Mrs. c. w. Merritt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe NJ. fowler and
two attractive children, Of Lewisburg
are spending the week end with Mrs.
Louise Clark at the Institute and
Mrs. Minnie fowler and family.
Mrs. w. J. Woodward arrived Fri
day afternoon from Mama, Arizona,
for visit to her father, DR.. Sam
Hays. Mrs Woodward was suffering
from severe throat trouble when
she and her husband went west, but
she has very much improved.
Mrs. Charles H. Dinwiddie, of Gull
leoka, is here today.
Col, James H. Ramon, of Glendale,
has returned from Georgia.
Samuel J. Stockard, of the Deca-
turs Daily, was in Columbia today.
Miss Minnie Smith, of Springfield
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Smith
ir Riverside
Mayor Joe M. Dedman attended the
anderbilt-Auburn football game Sat
urday at Birmingham.
Miss Polly Maynard has returned
to Elkton, KY, after visit to Miss
eugene Algeo at Carriers Creek.
Mrs. McCown and children, who
have been visiting in Columbia, have
returned to their home at Fayette-
Vile.
Waive Jackson, of Atlanta, spent
the week erd here with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Jackson.
Gus c. White, now located in Next
co, where he holds high position
with a railroad company, has Deen
visiting relatives at his old home at
.Campbells Station for few days.
Superintendent John P. Graham Is
taking a day off from his duties and
Is providing sausage and back tone
and spare ribs for his family and
friends down on his Culleoka farm.
J. M. Dedman returned Monday af-
ternoon from Birmingham where he
went to see the Vanderbilt-Auburn
game Saturday. The Mayor was seen
this morning and importuned to give
out an interview as regards the dope
on the acknowledgements game
next Thursday, and the Mayor is re-
sponsible for the following witty
daffy-dil: 1.-THE only dope I know is
that | would like to see Sewanee beat
Vanderbilt"
r. E. Nichols is in Nashville today.
Mrs. Hardy Park, of Culleoka, is
here today.
B. P. Lumpkins, of Lawrence county,
was in Columbia today.
Miss Bessie Fly is spending the
week with relatives in Nashville.
Thomas Norfeet Figuers, Jr., and
L. E. Stockard have gone to Nash.
vile on business.
Mrs. w. T. Richardson has return
ed from two weeks visit to Atlanta,
Ca, and Decatur( Ala.
Miss Tabitha Williamson, of Guile
Okla has gone to Thompson Station
to spend Thanksgiving.
James r. Williamson has returned
to Culleoka frfom a visit to Birming-
ham, where he witnessed the Wander
game.
J. C. Mcknight, of Lewishurg, |
came over this morning to be in at
tendance as witness in case set |
'or today in the circuit court, only |
% find that the case had been con-
inued. Mr. Mcknight Is the father
IT Judge ]. T. Mcknight.
Miss Edna Buchnau, who has been
way IN virginia with Mr. and MRS.
J. E. Calendar the past several
months, returned home last night.
She reports that Mr.. Calender has
ecovered from his recent illness, as
lad also the little girl who had the
measles. Miss Buchnau left them
It Hendersonville, where they will
emain few weeks before coming on
lome.
Mr.. Wallingford and F. Achilles
vent to Nashville this morning.
Judge w. o. Gordon left today for
st. Louis where he goes to spend
with his son, who is
here engaged in the cigar business. /