The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-09-12

This is the twelfth year in success
sion that Mr.. Fleming has seen this.
I fair.
Miss Lottie Williamson arrived
Monday from Macon, Ca, and viii
spend her vacation here with rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. R. G. Cox, who has been here
| for several days with her husband,
Prof. Cox, visiting friends, was cali
ed to Des Moines, Iowa, Monday att
, er noon to attend the bedside OF her
aunt, Miss Sue Leigh. who is critical.
" i'll. Miss Leigh is we'll remember
ed here, having visited Prof. and Mrs.
Cox while they were connected with
the Columbia Military Academy
! Mrs. James Andrews has just re.
turned from a visit to Mr.. nd Mrs..
J. A. Graham at Cleveland. Oldo.
During her stay with them Mrs An
!. drews and Mrs. Graham and Miss
I, Grace Graham made trip into Can
ada and visited the great lakes.
Mrs. J. T. Long, Of Pulaski, Is VS.
ting Mrs. Hobbs and Mrs. BEDDING
at Culleoka.
Miss Matilda Foster left. this morn
ing for Nashville, where she will at
tend college.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. Raleigh Scott and
daughter, of Birmingham. are here
on a visit to relatives and friends.
4 Miss Kate Imam and J I. Red
ding, Of Culleoka, left this morning
for the Baptist convention on Knob
Greek.
| e. D.. Matthew'S, a prominent real
estate man of Nashville. who has
|been visiting relatives in Maury coun'
, ty, returned to his home last Mon
day.
Miss Naomi Shipley, Of Carriers
wine, ILL.,, who has been spending .
, part Of her vacation with friends near
Kedron, left this week for Nashville
; where she viii attend college
i, Mrs. w. G. McAdams and daughter
Mrs. Branch, Satterheld left this
morning for Spokane. Wash, where
! they went to be in attendance on the
. marriage Of Miss Willie McAdams OF
September %. Sttg{3 ~
r. s. Blanc, representing the
|. American LaFrance fire engine com
, pany, Of Elmira, N. Y, is in the cit.
today for the purpose Of entering int
! negotiations with the city authors
!. ties regarding change from motto
drawn fire truck to a regular prnipin'
}. engine. ~g Fs y AE@@ iiA
. Mr.. J. X. Orr and his lovely bride
: Of Mt. Pleasant, spent Sunday nea
e Culleoka. Mrs. Orr is getting TO .
. as popular, we learn, In her nsv
g home as she was in Culleoka. He
praise is in every mouth She ough
q to be all she is represented 10 be TO
she has a splendid husband. TIL
q Columbia Herald, Feb. 8, 1878. Afts
II a lapse Of thirty.dve years tn
m friends of the above can agree heart
4. " to the sentiment therein express
ed.
ID Misses Mary Lamb and Genie Ho
y land are in Nashville today.
IS, Miss Dudley Marable. Of Clark
ii Vile, il the attractive guest Of Mr.
Gordon Jones.
g. Mrs. G. T. Hughes, Jr., and bah
s. have returned from visit to rel'
- tives in GAINESVILLE.
lie Miss Harriet Mills, Of Nashvill
will arrive Friday to be the guest
In Miss Annie Turner Sheegog.
Miss Rebecca Kindale, Of Mt Ste
" ling, KY, who has been the attractiy
IS, guest Of Miss Katherine fowler 4
1g a few days, left today for Tuscumbi
&c Ala.
n VIM. Collier, formerly with II
mi Farmers and Merchants Bank her
b. was in the city from Florence, whel
he is connected with /, the wage
90 works.
ks Mrs. R. c. Church has returns
In from Bell Buckle where she went
place Robert Church Barrow
ga school.
. Mrs. ARA Holtz, Of Columbus, d
X lis here visiting old friends.
a w. A. Shelton, Of Missouri, is
is Columbia visiting relatives.
ito Miss Mary F. Embry, of Memph
he Is visiting her brother, w. r. Embl
and family. saa.p
I'm Hon. Edward B. Craig, for Gig
he years treasurer Of the state Of Te
es. nessee, was in Columbia on Wednt