The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-08-14

He was accompanied by John IVES
ley Finney who will 60 to M"Minn
vile for a visit OF several days t.
friends.
Ed Hamilton, former Instructor II
the Columbia Military Academy, an
now a practicing attorney of Nash
vile, was in the city Tuesday On lega
business.
Mrs. Jake Hebblen, OF Birmingham
and Mrs. Joe S. Dooley, Of Washing
ton, arrived this afternoon to be thu
guests for some time of Mrs. G. D
Colquitt.
Miss Lucy Williamson came ou
from Nashville to attend the famil,
reunion at Mrs. James A. Smisers IL
honor Of their fathers, Maj. William
sons seventy-ifth birthday.
After spending the month with hel
father, Thos. S. Craig, at Culleoka
Mrs. Edward Abbey and sister, Miss
Abbey, returned this morning tc
their home at DEBORAH, Iowa.
Miss Lucille Baugus, of Nashville
who has been the guest of Miss Bes
sic Fly, has returned home. Her sis
ter Miss Virginia baugus, remained
for a week or ten day sl0nger.
e. L. Pearson was in the city Wed
nesday from Lynnvile.
John Fraser is back from short
stay at Primm Springs.
John J. Wilson was in the city on
Thursday from Lynnville.
Frank X. Stockard, of Bigbyville,
was in the city Thursday.
Charles McAfee and Arthur Cheek
are here from Chattanooga.
Mrs. Raymond Adkisson and son
are at Primms for a few days
Kelly Morton went to Lewisburg
this afternoon to spend few days
on vacation.
Miss Anna Matthews has gone to
Lynnville to spend the next two
weeks on vacation.
Miss Elizabeth Drake, of Columbia,
has been the guest Of Miss Virginia
Hamilton at Williamsport.
Misses Ida Scott, Emma Sowell,
Anna Matthews, Penina Orr, Edna
Trousdale, Josephine Stone, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Rigsby, Mrs. Lewis Pickard,
and Gordon Morton returned Thurs
day morning from very pleasant
trip to Mammoth Cave In Kentucky.
Miss Eloise Martin, of Nashville,
is visiting Miss Elizabeth Martin.
Miss Charlotte Lockridge has re-
turned from a two weeks stay at
Primm Springs.
Miss Kate Morton has returned
from Williamsport, where she has
been visiting Miss Charlotte Hamil-
ton.
Ollie Smith went to Dawson
Springs Wednesday afternoon to
spend a few days resting and recuper-
ating.
Mis- Mary McFall and Mrs. Maury
Armstrong have gone to Batesville,
Ark, to be the guests for several
days of their uncle, who lives there.
Mrs. John Livingston Craig, of
Culleoka, has returned home after
an extended visit to Gulfport, Miss,
where she has been the guest of
Mrs. r. B. Allen.
Bynum Thomas, who formerly liv-
ed at Fort Worth, Texas, is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Thomas. He will leave in few
weeks to accept a position in Jack
sonville, Fla.
After a visit to friends and rela--
tives at Elkton, Tenn, Misses Mag
gle and Bessie Anderson returned to-
day to be the guests of their sister,
Mrs. Charlie Speed, in West End, be-
fore returning to their home at Santa
Fe.
Amis Scott, who has been here for
a portion of the summer on visit
to his relatives, has gone to Camp
be1lsvile, KY, where he will have
charge the coming year of the Pres
oyterian College there. He will
spend the rest of the month of Au-
gust in canvassing for the school.
Miss Anna Looney is back from her
vacation.
Miss Florence Peake, of Dallas,
Texas, is the attractive guest of Mrs.
John Craig at Culleoka.
Misses Lillian Kinzer and Nora
Mcmahon have returned from a two
weeks stay at Cumberland Springs. |
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