The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-10-23
PERSONAL.


isburg Friday morning for shor
while
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Nelson were
here from Culleoka Friday to heal
Bryan.
G. N. McKennon came in from Saw
dust Valley Friday to hear the Cereal
Commoner."
Mrs. J. |. Finney and son, John Yves
lev. came in from Culleoka Friday tt
attend the Bryan speaking.
Percy Brown was in the city from
Spring Hill Friday.
Miss Dora Evins was visitor
from Culleoka Friday.
Lee Farrell has returned from
business trip to Mississippi.
DR.. Russell S. Perry, of Bigbyville
heard Secretary Bryan Friday.
Hon. A. M. Hughes anne down from
Nashville Saturday to hear the gov
ernof.
w CuCdllS anu 1Coi 30 SnAAR
bell were here Friday from Spring
Hill to attend the Bryan speaking.
Tom Cunningham spent Saturday
here.
T. N. Figuers, ST., was here from
Spring Hill Saturday.
Mrs. James Parrish was here from
Darks Mill Saturday to hear the
speaking.
DR.. James H. Jones was here from
Hampshire Friday to attend the
speaking.
Hon. w. H. Long was up from Mt
Pleasant Saturday morning to hear
Gov. Hooper.
Charles P. Hatcher and W. s. Elem
ing went to Mt. Pleasant Saturday or
legal business
Misses Fannie and Helen Bostick
of Mt. Pleasant, were in the city Fri
day shopping. III
Mrs. John B. Brooks and Miss Ma
ry Brooks were here from Cross
Bridges Saturday.
Among the Culleokans who came
up this morning to hear Gov. Gov
Hooper we're Charles Lafayette Tom
linson, Jos. B. Tomlinson, Jesse M
Tomlinson, Clarence and Will Cal
vert, Jim and Cliff Scott, Will Clip
son, Lynn Hobbs, Malcolm Smith
and Lon C. Hickman.
Emmett Foster, of the state prison
official force, came in this morning tc
hear Gov. Hooper.
John Hickman and Fayette Tomlin
son were among those from Culleoka
who heard Gov. Hooper Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. W. B. Kicks have
moved from Nashville and are now al
home at the Methodist parsonage.
ID. C. Wharton, Of Bentonia, Miss
spent Friday night with his sister
Mrs. Lee Farrell.
Capt. r. H. Wharton left this morn
ing for Lebanon after spending the
week with his daughter, Mrs. Lee
Farrell,
Jim Thomas spent Sunday at Gull
leoka with home folks.
Mrs. Will Latham was at Culleoka
Sunday as the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. l.. Wilkes.
Miss Eula Jennings, after spending
a short time in Columbia, is the
guest of Mrs. R. P. Thomas at Culleo-
ka.
Mrs. Annie White has returned
from Nashville, where she attended
the Woman's Synodical Missionary
meeting. The five Presbyterials OF
Tennessee synods were well repre-
scented. The next meeting will be
held in Chattanooga.
ESQ. C. C. Ross, of Mt. Pleasant,
spent Monday in the city on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Jones have re-
turned from visit to S. T. Jones, OF
near Glendale.
Mrs. ]. w. McKissack, of Spring
Hill, is the guest of Mrs. Rebecca NC
Lemore on South Main street.
Mrs. Izora Williamson and James
r. Williamson were the guests Sun
day of Mrs. Allen Brown and Gordon
Brown.
Major White was in Nashville last
week to attend AL Fields minstrel
show. Mr.. White and Mr.. Field are
great friends, and Mr.. White went
down to hear the ompany.
Sam Wiley was here from McCains
Monday on business.
Thomas H. PEBBLES has returned
from Memphis where he accompa-
MED the Bryan-Rye special.
DR.. Russell s. Perry was here from
Bigbyville Monday afternoon.
Mrs. viii Burnett visited in the
city Tuesday from Mt. Pleasant
John G. Sowell, Of Cross Bridges