The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-03-06

Will Burnett, of Nashville, spent
Monday in Columbia buying mules.
T. J. Cayce, who lives on the MI
Pleasant pike, was in the city today
John White, a planter from Glen
dale was in Columbia Monday on bus
mess.
Mr.. Burnette, of Tiptonville, Is Wis
iting his daughter at the Columbia In
stitute.
Robert Walker, a prominent citizen
of Ashwood, came up to spend Mon
day in Columbia.
Rev. Will Jonnard, rector of the
Episcopal church at Mt. Pleasant, was
in Columbia today.
Dave Estes and Joe Holland, lead
ing citizens of Mt. Pleasant, were in
the city on usiness Monday. |
Charles and Joe Ingram, prominent
farmers of the fifth district, were IN
Columbia Monday on business.
Miss M. Blount head trimmer at
the Maury Dry Goods Co., returned
Saturday from an extended trip TO
northern and eastern markets.
Mr.. and Mr., ]. P. Street nave re-
turned from a months stay at Bra
dentown, Fla. They report that the
weather there is little warmer than
here
Enoch stephenson spent Sunday at
Zion.
Jim Thomas was in Colleoka Sun
day. III.
Alley Bifae, of Hampshire, is here
today.
| Will Elicit went to Nashville this
morning.
Bob Mullins, of Santa Fe, Mondaysd
in Columbia.
J. R. Hardisan was here from Glen
dale Monday. ,.
Capt. Merritt B. Tomlinson, OF Cuf
leoka, is here.
Joe Fry was in the city Monday
from MooresvilBe.
Algie Th6mpson, of Hampshire, was
4 in the city Monday. ...
John W. Matthews, of BigbyviHe,
was in the city Saturday.
nr. Emmett Anderson, of Mt Pleas
liant. was in Columbia Sunday.
i w. E. Ballanfant was in the city
MONDAY.
i r. S. Green, who lives on the Santa
lFee pike, was in Columbia Saturday.
Mike Mcbride was in the city Sat
urday from his home at Cross Bridg-
es.
II Mrs. r. A. Allen returned to her
home at Chattanooga this morning.
Jack McKissick, a citizen of the
u Spring Hill section, spent Monday in
lColumbia.
III Miss Mamie Jones is visiting her
: sister, Mrs. VILE RobinetteG at
Hampshire. ....
all Percy s. Chandler, prominent Mt.
a.. Pleasant barlSter, was IN tne CITY
TUESDAY on legal business.
II J-H. Moore, the noted tobacco man,
o. has returned from Kentucky, where
The purchased tobacco seed for his
:. lsprfng crop.
Miss Helen Minchener, of the Co
lumbia Institute, has returned from
birmingham, where she has been Wis
l. aing her parents, =
Col. and Mrs. John Craig, Of the Co
- l,mbia Military Academy, spent TIT
~ week end with Col. Craig's father, I
- s. Craig, at Culleoka.
A. L. Derrybsrry came in fro0
;. Match Monday to attend the meetin
of the county board Of education, owe
. whose sessions he presided.
John M. Andrews and son, Miltor
-. two Of the most prominent farmer
" Of the southern section Of the cour
-. ty, we're in the city Monday.
II DR.. F. M. Walker of Santa Fe, wa
in the city Monday to attend tn
los meeting of the county board OF ed
- cation, if which he is member
n Mr.. and Mrs, Tom Hobbs, OF Mas
. Vile spent the week end with M
: Hobbs father, J. c. Hobbs, at Guile
ka. returning to Nashville this NOR
= ing.
9 Thomas. Simpson, the well know
local contrac.or has gone to Ne
Orleans to attend the annual meet!
of the Brirk Manufs cturer's Assoc
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Brownlow
in Pulaski.
John J. Stephenson was in the G
Z Tuesday from Zion.
DR.. w. R. Orr, of Bryant's Static
spent Monday in the city.
J. w. Russell and w. L. Delk WI
in town Monday from Williamson