The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-06-05
PERSONAL.

Spencer Kittrell, of Mt. Pleasant,
spent Friday in the citr on business
Hon. A. L. Dorsey, of Springfield
Tenn, spent Friday In the city on le
gal business.
Jonas Thomas. of Culleoka, was
among those who attended the big
democratic convention at Nashville
Thursday.
John T. Allen, member of the
Nashville bar, is in the city today on
legal business.
Misses Bessie and Mary Dale
Craige, of Williamsport, were in the
city shopping Friday.
George w. Hayes left Friday after.
noon for Whittier. N. c., to be at the
beside of his brother, who is danger.
ously Ill there.
Hon. L. p Padgett was In Franklin
Thursday to be present at the gradu-
alton of his son, L. p, Jr, from the
Peoples school.
Joe Cayce, Of the R. G. Dun Co., of
Nashville, and his mother, Mrs. Ed
Cayce, of this city, have returned
from visit to friends in Lawrence.
burg and Mt. Pleasant.
English Akin, of Hampsllire, spent
the day In Columbia Saturday.
DR.. Z. T. Mays has returned from
an extended trip to Washington.
Wiley Hoke has returned from
three months stay in Dallas, Texas.
Prof. John A. Harris, of the high
school faculty, left Saturday morning
for Columbia, KY.
T. Ed Gordon has returned from at.
tending the great Presbyterian as
sembly at Kansas City.
H. F. billiard left Saturday morn
ing for Memphis to be at the bedside
Of his brother, M. w. billiard.
Maddin Voss has returned from
visit to Portland and Nashville. He
stopped over at the big democratic
convention. .4ys ',,
Prof. W. 2. Walters, of Fayette.
vile, was visitor to Columbia Fri
day. Prof. Walters is a former Maui
~ countian, being son of the late
Mt. T. Walters, of Carter's Creek. He
taught the Hampshire school for sew
eral years and has been for the past
three years the principal of one Of
the big schools Of Lincoln county.
Albert e. Caldwell, ct Chattanoo-
ga, spent Saturday in the city on bus
mess.
Harry Afford, Otey Ladd and Lewis
Hughes went to Nashville Saturday
morning.
Joe Waldo has gone to Hamilton, :
N. c., where he will be the bookkeep-
or of large coke and coal mining !
company.
Mr., and Mrs. Carlisle Davis left |
stoday for their home in Murfreesboro |
latter a visit of ten days to Mr.. and ,
mTb. w. -. adStluSS.
Austin Harlan, of Cross Bridges,
spent Monday in the city on business.
Miss Fannie Houser is visiting ,
Miss Annie Baker Jones at Williams
port.
DR.. Walker Coffey, of Cllleoka, is
with the Collier.Smiser Drug Co. for
few days.
DR.. George R. White, Of Nashville.
was in the city Monday to address
the hog serum convention.
Marion A. Hall, of Memphis, arriv-
ed Monday morning to be present at
the Shelton-Towler wedding.
Mrs. John Daniel, of GAINESVILLE,
is the guest of Mrs. Geo. T. Hughes,
Jr., for the Shelton-T wedding. !,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joha NJ. Gray, Jr., of
Nashville, with their two daughters,
Reba and Mildred, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Gray.
w. e. Harrison, formerly Of this
county, but for several years at Look.
out Mountain where he Is engaged In
the sale of war relics, of Which he
has made a big success, Is in the
county for visit to numerous rela-
tives. He was here today with w.
r. Harrison, of Leftwich Fridge
Rev. A. P. Gregory and Christopher
Todd Looney spent SUNDAY at Wales
Station, Giles county, where they
took part in the service installing the
Rev. N. 8. Kenney as pastor Of thu
lovely new Presbyterian church just
erected at that place. The officers OF
the new church were also installed.
Hon. Newton H. White, speaker Of I
the senate, being one Of the deacons.
Clarence Joyce has returned from
q ten days business trip to Birming-
ham. I
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Mckinney and !,
Andrew Dale have returned from !
trip to the east.
Miss Essie Green has gone to Chi
~.horo sha mill annnd fha re- |