The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-03-13
G was IN Columbia today shopping.

Spring Hill, spent Monuay III
bia.
Walter Griffin and Charles Burns
of Mt. Pleasant, were in the city
Tuesday.
Mrs. w. M. Biddle has returned
from New Orleans, where she witness
ed the great spectacle of Mardi Gras'
On her return home she stopped OH
in Birmingham and brought her little
granddaughter, little Miss Louise
Riddle. home who has been visiting
her uncle, W. ]. Rushton, and family
in that city.
Mrs. James Russell and daughter,
of Williamsport, were shopping in Co
lumbia Tuesday.
Percy Chandler was in Columbia
from Mt. Pleasant short time Mon
day on legal business.
Miss Eugene Angeo and her guest
Miss Polly Maynard, Of Elkton, KY"
were in the city Tuesday.
Jerre Holt, Hardy Park and Frank
BRYANT we're in the city Tuesday to
be present at the Braden murder
trial
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Howard, of Mt.
Pleasant, were in Columbia Tuesday.
Mr.. Howard is cashier OF the FIRST
National Bank there.
DR.. W. B. Taylor, who has been
holding quarterly conference at the
First Methodist church, went to Nash
Vile Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Wilkes, OF Guile
Okla, went to Nashville Monday morn
ing to attend the funeral of Mrs. W.
K. Stevens, their sister
, Thomas W. Gardner, a leading
architect of Nashville, was in the
city Tuesday on business in connec'
ton with the new high school.
Will Dale, Jr., spent Wednesday in
Nashville on business.
Abb Pennington, of Campbelrs STA
ton, was here Tuesday.
Samuel D. Glenn, Of Rally Hill,
was in Columbia Tuesday
ESQ. F. M. Ricketts, was in the city
Wednesday from Mt. Pleasant.
Dr. Merritt Booker Smiser, OF Gull
leoka, went to Nashville Wednesday.
Miss Louise Watkins was in Column
bia Tuesday evening to hear the
Welsh Choir.
Harvey Howell was in Columbia
Wednesday to attend the Owen case
in circuit court.
Or. R. S. Perry, Of Bigbyvilie, was
in the city Tuesday evening for a
short time on business.
Miss Elizabeth Harlan has been
the charming guest Of Mrs. Josie
Harlan on West Sixth street.
Stanley Reed, of Franklin, who has
been in the city on business has gone
TO Fayetteville and Lewisburg.
Austin J. Wall, of New York City
will arrive Thursday to join his vile
and daughter who are visiting the
family of M. H. Lazarus. They VII
return to New York next Mondas
morning.
w. A. Buck Howard left "Wednesday
morning for New York to get MI
sprine samples and the advance DOPE
on the new spring styles.
Mrs. Albert Watkins, OF Mlnte
> City, Miss, arrived Wednesday after
noon to be the guest Of her sister
, Mrs. Edmund Dillihunty Looney, OF
{ West Sixth street.
DR.. Bumpas, of Mt. Pleasant, is Il
, the city.
Lee McQuigg is here from Lynn
Vile today
James Adkisson, of Bear Creek,
in the city.
. T. O. Benderman of Mt. Pieasan
was in Columbia Thursday.
Mrs. P. H. Haskell has returne
from the markets, where she bougi
II millinery for the New York Store
y Mrs. Branch Satterfeld, who nj
been in Nashville for some time u
10 dergoing treatment at an infirmar
~ will return this afternoon complete
recovered in health.
J.B. Walker was in Columbia we
% nesday from Centreville.
% Ensign ". H. Phillips was Colul
" bia visitor Thursday.
Ben Cowley, Of Santa Fee, is sper
TO- ing the day in the city.
hs Mrs. H. G. Kittrell, ST., and q
40 two sons. Allie and Hinton kittrt
A' spent Thursday in the city.
Capt. G. M. d. Kinzer, OF william
Ill mort. spent Tuesday with j. c. Hic
ar Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. Jacks
'n' of Mt. Pleasant, have returned III
W a stay in Florida.
James B. Walker, one OF the lie