The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-06-11


Bruce Cochran, Robert L. Mckinney,
DR.. Wallace Wilkes and others is ex-
pected home tomorrow. They attend
ed the Indianapolis races.
Mrs. J. L. Hutton and daughter,
Miss Josephine, arrived Thursday
evening from Memphis and joined
Mrs. Belle Coleman. They will occu'
py the Capers Bungalow on the Insti-
tute campus.
Miss Katherine Stephens has re-
turned from visit to relatives in
/ Spring Hill and where she attended
the commencement exercises of Bran
ham & Hughes.
Mrs. James Giddens went to NashA
vile Saturday morning.
Col. Jonas T. Amis, United States
marshal, is in the city today.
Miss Sara Owen, of Pulaski, is the
guest of Miss Louise Shmeman.
Mrs. John L. Jones has returned
from a visit to her son in Zellwood,
, FLA.
Attorney John Shelby Coffey is in
Lawrenceburg today on legal busi-
ness.
Merrill Moore has returned to Nash.
vile, after a visit to his cousin, Hazel
Moore.
Miss Margaret Greenlaw is the
guest of friends and relatives in
Nashville.
Miss Carmen Park, of Culleoka, is
spending the weekend with Miss Mary
Lee Faster.
Misses Emma Claire Moore and
Margaret Turner are spending the
day in Nashville.
Mrs. Tom Ford and son, of Nash
Vile, are the guests of Mrs. Charlotte
Smiser at Culleoka.
Mrs Harris Hanson, of Cochran,
Ala, is the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John L. Jones.
Miss Jessie Ruth Shearin, of Shell
byville, is the attractive guest Of her
sister, Mrs. Donald Todd.
Miss Mona Howell has returned
f'trom Franklin where she has been for
Miss Mildred Littlefield, who has
been attending Peabody College in
Nashville, has returned home.
Miss Carolyn Harris, of Newport
Ark, and a student of Buford Col
lege, is the guest of Miss Edna Har-
rig.
he past season as head trimmer in
the millinery department of the Rob
erts stores.
Ashley B. Sowell has returned from
Union City.
Lewis Amis visited his mother at
Franklin Sunday.
Joe Crawford and Figuers Voss went
o Nashville Sunday.
Miss ELSIE Sims it visiting Miss
Sarah Thomas Cantrell at Mt. Pleas
int.
DR.. Smiser, Ed Hendley, W. L.
iyAnt, Ross Thomas and W. A.
Peaves visited Nashville Sunday.
Mrs. Charlotte Whitthorne Hughes
vent to Shelbyville today to attend
he funeral of her cousin, Mrs w. S.
Judd. q
4rs. r. E. Haynes and little son,
Master James Wooten Haynes, left
this evening for their home in Lewis
burg after a visit to Col and Mrs. ].
G. Wooten.
Mrs. Charles P. Hatcher and her
guest, Miss Louise Hunt, Of Mem
phis, will leave Tuesday for the Pan
bLHd EApODlIAOu at Odh rlChCloCo'
They will be joined in Nashville by
Mrs. J. P. Hoskins, Of Chattanooga.
they will visit the exposition and
from there they will go to Vancouver.
and up into Alaska and returning
home they will visit Canada. They
will be gone six weeks or more.
Fro'. ronlinson. of Lynnville, Is
a"e today.
G. B. Witt Of Lynnville, was in Co
J lrmhia Monday on business.
Oven Smith. of Lvnnville. was in
! Columbia Monday on business
| Miss Make Lee, of Culleoka, was
! shopping in Columbia Monday.
Gene Lochridge, of Valdosta, Ca,
',nre mireling with old friends.
Mrs Horace Johnson, Of Williams
rort, was among the Monday shop
pers. =
Miss Annie Fay Orr spent the week
nad with Miss Mary Clark Jones at
| Glendale.
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