The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-03-26


pletely recovered her health.
! Col Jonas T. Amis and Capt. John
T. Akin were weekend guests of 10.
mas Thomas at Culleoka.
Henry Jones, of Williamsport. and
Willis Jones, Jr., of Battle Ground
Academy at Franklin, were in the
city Monday.
George McEwen, of Century, left
Monday morning for Hot Springs,
where he will spend the next few
weeks for his health.
Prof. Richard G. Cox, formerly OF
the Columbia Military Academy, but
now of the Ward-Belmont faculty,
spent the weekend in Columbia.
Mrs. E. H. Hatcher is in Louisiana,
where she was called by the sudden
illness Of her mother.
George G. Ladd, of Santa Fe, was a
visitor in the city Tuesday.
Barney Smolinsky, of Lewisburg,
is in Columbia for few days On bus
mess.
| ]. M, Sowell, one of the leading
farmers of the Santa Fe section, was
in Columbia Tuesday.
Miss Camille Maddux has returned
to Nashville after a visit to her aunt,
Mrs. ]. |. Finney, at Sleepy Hollow
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Taylor and son,
Burt, spent the weekend with Prof
and Mrs. John Patten Graham at Gull
leoka.
Misses Luby and Della Hayes, of
Neapolis, and their attractive guest,
Miss Vera Wheatley, of Lewisburg,
were shopping in Columbia Tuesday
Col. Jas H. Ramsay left Tuesday
morning for Indianapolis, Ind, where
he will join his sisters and spend the
spring and summer. Col Ramsay
made host of friends in the city
during the few months that he was
here during the winter.
Miss Marie Brownlow went to
Lynnville Wednesday morning to
spend the weekend with Mrs. Pride
Tomlinson.
James T. Primm, of Rock Springs,
was here Wednesday.
Mrs. T. Norfeet Figuers has re-
turned from Nashville.
George P. Martin was visitor to
| the capital of the state on Tuesday.
Miss Charlotte Smiser was the at
tractive guest Wednesday OF Mrs.
Charles A. Forgey.
Mrs. Eliza Davis Lentz returned
home this afternoon after a weeks
stay with Mrs. A. S. Page.
H. N. Mayberry, of Sawdust Valley,
was among the visitors in the city
Wednesday from out of the city.
Misses Helen and Mary Bostick
| have returned to their home in Mt.
Pleasant after short visit to Miss
Eugenia Gray.
Mrs. T. l.. Cunningham, Miss Lou
Use Dortch and Miss Louise Jones
went to Nashville this morning. Miss
Dortch and Miss Jones will take part
| in the piano recital of the advanced
pupils of Prof. V. Mudroch this even
ing at the Y. M. G. A. auditorium.
Mrs. Sue Gray Huntington return
ed Tuesday afternoon from San An
tonia Texas, where she has been Wis
iting for the past two months.
Judge W. B. Turner went to Nash
Vile Wednesday.
Mrs. t. Hardy Park has returned
to her home at Culleoka after visit
| of several days to her sister, Mrs.
Emma Smith.
Miss Brownie Tomlinson, of Guile
Okla, is visiting relatives in North
Carolina
w. H. Lent, promising young
man of this county left Wednesday
afternoon for Mckinney, Texas, to
make his home.
Mrs. AL Frierson and daughter,
Miss Lucia, were in Nashville on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Virginia M. Brown and daugh-
! ter, Miss Emma Brown, have return
ed from Nashville.
Jerre Holt, of Culleoka, has gone
| to Texas to be at the bedside Of his
| brother, J. K P. Holt, former resi-
dent Of that section, who is very crit
ically i'll.
7. Norfeet Figuers, jr., is in Nash
vile today.
Sheriff Walter Griffin is in Louis
Vile on official business.
Hon. Mora B. Fariss was in Lynn
VILE Wednesday on official business.
Mrs. Ed Cayce has returned home
after spending a week very pleasant
/ ly with children in Nashville.
Mrs. John l.. Jones and daughter