The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-03-07

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q. B. Harris, OF Birmingham, Ala
representing the Wabash Railroad.
In the city.
Mrs. T. A. Allen and little daughte
have returned to their home in Chat
tanooga after a visit to relatives II
Columbia.
Mrs. Robert Pillow left Thursda!
for washington City to visit he
laughter, Mrs Gordon Cowie. Mrs
Pillow will be present at the inaugu
ration Of President Woodrow Wilson
Dewey Howard. Of Nashville. is OF
visit to relatives and friends IN the
city.
Mrs. Robert Pillow has gone tc
washington to attend the Inaugural
ton and visit her daughter, Mrs. Cor
don Cowie.
Miss Florence Shelton, who has
been visiting a couple of months in
Mississippi and Arkansas, has re-
tarned home. !.
Miss Elise Caldwell, recently OF
Nashville, but now of Mt Pleasant,
has returned to her home after
spending the week with Mr.. and Mrs,
W. 8. Beasley.
Although practically all of the at
torneys of the local bar were in
Nashville Friday to attend the su.
preme court, the docket from this
county was not reached.
Mrs. John Patten Graham, of Guile,
Okla, and Mrs. Hiram L. Hendley, Of
the First Methodist church. have re-
turned from Fayetteville where they
have been attending the missionary
conference.
Miss Lena Covey, of Culleoka, is
here today.
Miss Birdie Harrison has returned
to Murfreesboro. ''qs Z.
Mrs. John l.. Nelson, of Culleoka,
has been called to Nashville on ac-
count Of the illness Of her sister, Mrs.
Cockrill
Mr.. and Mrs Joe fowler, recently
OF Lewisburg, have moved to Column
bia and will make this their home IN
the future. They are occupying the
Edwards house on West Seventh
street.
DIR. and Mrs Will. Crawford aave'
been called to Nashville on account
of the illness Of their daughter, Mrs.
IEey Dean, who has been in the nos
pital for several days, and who Is ia-
ported to be improving sloS..y.
John w. Adkisson, of Santa Fe,
was here Saturday.
!. Hon. Mumford Smith, Of Mt. Pleas
ant, was in the city Monday.
Thomas J. English, of Cross eridg-
co, was In Columbia Monday.
Mrs. Jonas T. Amis is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. James Giddens,
Thomas s.nlpson mas gon to Chi
capo to attend the brick manufactur.
ers convention.
Landrum Dodson is back from Ar
kansas, where he spent several weeks
and is back at p CARRIERS.
]. e. Church, Of Mt. Pleasant, J. b.
Tidweli, of Culleoka, A. d. Lilies, OF
Hampshire, T.. W. Kirkpatrick, OF
Hampshire, are here today.
Miss Sarah Robertson, of Nashville,
is the charming guest of Mrs. Fred
r. Gamble
Edwin Hughes, of Mt. Pleasant, has
returned from Florida, where he has
been on a short fishing visit to his
friend, ESQ. C. s. jackson, of the Maui
ny county court.
M. s. Smith, of Culleoka, was In
Columbia Monday.
Mrs. l.. A. Bidez returned Sunday
might from visit to New Orleans.
II. w. Dickson, Of Groveland, help
ed to swell the crowd here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Caldwell, Of
Groyeland, we're in the city Monday.
Among those who were here Mon
day from Carriers Creek was NJ. T.
white.
Charles Roth, of Chicago, is here
and will be connected with the An
sierson studios.
Mrs. r. N. otterson, Of Cincinnati.
Ohio. IS spending the week with Mrs.
r. S. Hopkins. In West End.
Miss Jim Akin, Of Franklin, ts Via.
ating Miss Willie Estes