The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-07-27
PERSONAL


last week at Gradyville.
Mr.. Rollin Hurt suffered very much
with neuralgia last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Montgomery
spent Sunday at Gradyville.
Miss Mollie Flowers, of Gradyville,
visited in Columbia last week
Mrs. R. J. Lyon, CampbellsvilIe,
visited Miss Lorena Pile last week.
Mr.. Henry Farliegh, one of our old
est citizens, was quite sick last week.
Miss Matte Thomas, of Midtown,
paid her respects to the News Monday.
Mr.. Frank Sinclair, who was in the
market last week, returned Friday
morning.
Mrs. G. P. Burress and little daught-
er, of Campbellsville, visited relatives
in Columbia last week.
Prof. P. D. Nelson and wife, who
have been visiting in the South, ar
rived home last week.
Miss Alva Knight, jamestown, and
Miss Ghoul Helm, of Kendall, are visit
ing Miss Loretta Dunbar.
Miss Eva Oats, of Wayne county, is
visiting in Columbia, stopping at the
home of Mr.. G. A Smith.
Mr.. W. L. Baker and wife, of Month
cello, who spent two weeks in Column
Dir, returned home several days ago.
Mrs. 10 Young, mother of R. K. and
Marvin Young, is visiting in Columbia
from her home in Cumberlan county.
Mrs. j. o. Russell, who has been on
an extended visit to Middlesboro and
is expected home this after
noon.
Miss Lille Williams, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. W. r. Williams, near town.
was very sick last week with typhoid
fever.
Mr.. Jerome Hurt has accepted
position in Birmingham, Ala, and will
leave for that city next Thursday
Mr.. w. D. Frazer had the misfor-
tune to hurt his back in getting out of
his buggy last week, and mas been laid
up since.
Mr.. Frank Morris, wife, and five
Evansville, Ind, spent Thurs
lay night in Columbia. They were en-
route to Greensboro.
Mrs. U. L. Taylor left for Shelby
vile this morning, having received
word that her daughter, who resides in
that city was quite ill.
Mr.. John A Caldwell, who recently
graduated from the Western Normal,
Bowling Green, is spending few days
with relatives in Columbia.
Mr.. Oscar McBeath, Miss Eva Oats;
Mr.. Gleason Hulse, Miss Maja Euda-
ia; Mr.. Ray Flowers, Miss Jennye
attended the Griffin Springs
last Sunday.
DR.. ]. H. Grady will leave here We'd
nesday or Thursday morning in compa-
ny with q Miss Isbell, of Russell
Springs. who goes to the city to under
go an operation
Mr.. F. E Bradshaw and Mr.. w. E.
Bradshaw, of Burnside, visited their
parents in the Montpelier country last
week The former is cashier of the
First National Bank, Burnside.
Mrs. Bette Butler left last
Friday morning for visit to Louisville
Ind Glasgow. At Glasgow she will be
oined by Miss Annie Dixon and the Two
will visit Estell Springs and the Chau-
auqua, New York
Mr.. Frank Smith and wife, of PEN
acola, Fla, arrived in Columbia last
thursday afternoon. and stopped at
Yrs Fannie Walkers Mr.. Smith
married Miss Ida Reynolds, of this
ounty, who was visiting in Florida.
Rev. J. R. Crawford left this morn
ny for Lebanon, Tenn. to attend the
bible Conference of the s, mods of
alabama, Kentucky, Mississippi and
'ennessee. The Conference opens July
5 and will continue until August 1st.
lev. Crawford will address the bodies
ext Sunday.
Mr.. w. T. Wood, of DanvllIe, uncle
Mr.. James Garrett, was in Column
ia Monday, en- route for Edmonton.
lie drove three-year old horse from
'anville to this place, leaving home
fter breakfast and arriving here be-
pre- the supper hour Distance SIS
lilies.
Mr.. R. A. Myers, wife, and son,
obt. Page, and Miss Mary Myers,
tho has been visiting In Monticello and