The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-07-03
PERSONAL.
Grace Polk was here from Spring

Hill Friday.
| G. F. Armstrong was in the city
Friday on business.
Walter Harper, of the Birmingham
News, was in the city Thursday.
Miss Eleanor McClaurin was in the
city from Lynnville Friday shopping
James Gray Robinson, of Williams
port, spent Friday in Columbia on
business.
Miss Alberta Wilsford Is spending
her vacation at Waverly visiting rel
atives and friends.
Fred Kelsey will return Saturday
from Red Boiling Springs, where he
T. has been for the past ten days rest
Ing.
Clarence Motlow is here from
Lynchburg.
J. Dawson Frierson was in Colum
bia Friday from Mt. Pleasant.
Mrs. Owen Boshears is the guest
Of her father, DR.. James G. William
son, ST..
I Miss Louise Hicks, of West End
is visiting relatives at Hampshire
this week.
! DR.. Frank s. Osborne went to Chat.
E, tanooga Thursday night to attend the
state dental association.
T. H. Grizzard, manager Of H. G.
Hill Grocery & Baking Company, has
returned from Nashville.
| G. H. Bateman, of Spring Hill,
came down Thursday afternoon to
see the baseball game at Riverside
! Miss Annie Louise Speed will leave
next week for Cullman, Ala, where
J she will attend house party given
by Miss Margaret Young, of that city
She will also spend week with Miss
Ruby Upshaw, of the same city, be
fore returning home.
| Col. John W. Fry was In Nashville
/ Thursday.
r. e. Barnett was IL the city from
! Gallatin Friday.
J. E. Ferguson was here from Chap.
, 81 Hill Saturday.
Miss Carmen Park, of Culleoka,
Is visiting relatives here.
! Robin Cooper was here from Hasn.
, Vile Friday on 'oeal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. Rolani Flick ard
Mrs. J. L. Hynds, OF Nashville, we're
In Columbia Saturday,
| Merrill Moore, the little son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Trotwood Moore, is
visiting the family Of Wooten Moore.
( Russell and Toe Gray and raul ar
J. d. Luton motored through from
Franklin Friday and spent the day
In the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilkes, Of
Huntsville, Ala, and their charming
daughter, are the guests Of Mrs.
Charles A. Forgey.
| DR.. Norton Nichols will 60 to New
York Monday to take postgraduate
course in one of the large hospitals
there. He will be gone for several
months. After this he will go to
Spokane, Wash, where he will open
an Office and begin the practice of
medicine.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Id Hill are at Primm
Springs.
! Harry Swausburg, Of Atlanta, Ca,
is visiting his mother here.
Sheriff Claud Goodwin and Robert
Nichols are rusticating at Priynm
Springs.
City Editor Reese T. Amis is Satur-
daying at Spring Hill, and will at
tend the anti-hog cholera meeting.
Miss Mary Carpenter will leave
Sunday for New York, where she will
take a summer course at Columbia
University.
Mrs. P. H.sSouthall and her Gaugh.
ter, Miss Pattie, who have 5aen the
guests of Mrs. T. l.. Porter, returned
to their home at Birmingham Satur-
day mrning.
DR.. George Il. White, stat, 7eteri-
marian and inspector Of live stock,
spent Saturday In Clum5ia confer
ring and consulting with the lccai hog
cholers: officials.
Annie Sykes is here from Frank
lin.
Judge w. B. Turner has returned
from Waverly.
Miss Ida Scott is visiting Miss Ola
Maxwell at McCains.
Mrs. Thomas Friel is back from a
trip to Dawson Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Robertson, Au.
brey Haynes, Miss Bertha Lamb and
Miss Mollie Miller, of Murfreesboro,