The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1919-04-11


in Columbia Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. w. Galbreath have
received a telegram from their son
Thomas +. Galbreath saying he had
arrived safely from overseas.
Misses Mary Holt of Columbia and
Wilma and Alma Garrett of Pulaski
and Jesse Wise of Cornersville are
the weekend guests of Misses Leila
band Kate Dillehay.
Little Miss Sara Baird is spending
the weekend in Nashville.
Miss Gladys Kincade was in Nash
vile today to see the boys parade.
Mrs. Sue Gray Huntington has re-
turned from months stay at San
Antonio, Texas.
0. B. Nicks spent Saturday in
Nashville.
James Lusk spent Saturday in
Nashville.
Mrs. j, j. Rayburn spent the week
emu IN NASHVILLE.
Miss Margaret Hayes spent the
weekend in Nashville.
r. l.. Jeter and family have moved
from Nashville to Columbia.
Mrs. R. l.. Huffman spent the week
end in Lewisburg with friends and
relatives
e. A. McMeen of Fl Worth, Texas,
is visiting friends and relatives in
Maury county.
Frank Shelton and son, Frank, Jr.,
witnessed the prade of fhe 115th +. A.
in Nashville Saturdays 85ss
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Fly and children
spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs
w, e. Walker'of Santa Fes
Clarence ,iinkle. lately mustered
out of the U, S. navy, has returned
to his home at Winchester.
Mr. and Mrs. d. G., Shorrill have re
turned to Delrose after a ten days
visit to their daughter, Mrs. T, N. Fig
uers, Jr.
Capt. Tom English, recently dis
charged from the service, was in Co
lumba today, greeting his hundreds oil
friends. y
Mrs. Malcolm Johnson of Santa Fe,
and Mrs. Marchall Gray and daughter
Miss Eunice of Williamsport were in
town shopping today.
Mrs. Roscoe Hall and little nephew
James Harold McMinns of Martin are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T. II,
Blackburn of Santa Fe.
f. A. Moore has returned from Indi.
ana where he has been for several
days rounding up bunch of good
brood mares for sale in Maury county
N Mr.. and Mrs. o. X. Cameron of Shelf
field and Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Williams
of Birmingham, spent Sunday at the
home of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
W. D. Cameron.
Sergt. Clyde Foster, former mem
II E
Der of the 18th Machine Gun battal.
| ion, who returned to his home at Sti
\ versville about week ago, was in
Columbia today with his father, w. r
/ Foster. fka
| Mr.. and Mrs Mayes Hume of Spring
Hill were in Columbia today on bust
. ness.
Sergt. Joe Webster has returned
J from overseas and has received his
honorable discharge.
Miss Elizabeth Jones is spending
the week with Mr.. and Mrs. c. X
, Wade at Spring Hill.
Mrs. P. Lane has received tele
gram from her son, Fred G. Lane, say
ing he had arrived safely from over
seas and hoped to be at home soon.
Levi Rumler, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Jackson of Florence, Ala, were the
n weekend guests of Mrs. Hicks Wal
ker, enroute to their home in Toledo
Ohio.
Dr. George H. Mack, former pastor
of the Garden Street Presbyterian
church of this Wcity stopped off be
: tween trains this morning en- route tt
. Birmingham, to shake hands with his
friends. Dr. Mack is stationed II
Chattanooga where he. has been doing
war work.
Mrs. E. w. Stees is in Chicago fol
i: several weeks.
!: Miss Omie Jones is visiting Miss
. Lynn White at Jackson, Tenn.
. Robert Delk of the Hampshire com
munity was in Columbia Tuesday.
. Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Warfeld lief
!: Tuesday night for Charleston, S. c.
:: to meet their son, Lieut.. Frances War
: field.
Miss Josephine Hutton, who hal
been attending Vassar College in New
5 York, is at home for the spring holi
! days.
|: Sergt. ALT Clagett of the 105 M. O