The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-04-20
:: PERSONAL

DR.. ]. T Jones was here from Mont
pelier Friday.
Mr.. John @. Alexander was hero a
few days ago.
Mrs. Anna Strange has been quite
sick for several days.
Mr.. r. F. Rowe, Amandaville, was
here the latter part of last week. \
Mr.. E. O. Stone, travelling salesman
spent Saturday and Sunday in Column
bia.
Miss Vadah Yates is spending a few
weeks at this place visiting Miss Iva
Lee Hill.
Mr.. B. H. Gilpin, CampE eIlsvilIe,
called to see his Columbia friends
Thursday.
Profs. Barnes and Phelps, of the
Russell Springs Academy, were here
with the boys.
Mr. Charles Robertson. who has been
in Lindsey Wilson, left for Tulsa, Okla,
this morning
Miss Lura Smith, who has been
teaching in Louisiana, returned home
last Saturday afternoon
Misses Mary Feese and Susie K.
Page, Cane Valley, were shopping in
Columbia last Thursday.
Mrs. Sallie Walker, who spent a
month. visiting friends in Middlesboro,
returned home last week.
Mr.. J. D. Irvine, Jr., Greensboro,
was in Columbia last Saturday, en-
route home from Louisville.
Mr.. C. C. Kinnaird, wife, and daught-
er, Miss Zula, Red Lick, were in CO.
lumbia Thursday, shopping.
Miss Emma Wilson, who lives near
town, accompanied MIR. George Faulk-
ner and Miss Annie Faulkner to Texas.
Mrs. Curt Hindman returned from a
visit to Bowling Green last week. Her
father, Mr.. Flowers, accompanied her
home.
Mr.. John W. Pendleton, a WELL
known citizen about Montpelier, is ly-
ing in very critical condition. There
is no hope for recovery.
Mrs. L. L. Rounds. Mrs. Arthur
Stanton, Mrs. Barnes and Miss Mar
gle Graham, Russell Springs, were here
to witness the ball games.
DR.. j. H. Grady, who visited his
daughter and grand children at Eliza
BEETHOVEN for two months, returned to
Columbia last Thursday.
DR.. c. M. Russell went to Bowling
Green last week and accompanied his
wife and little daughter, Frances, home,
arriving last Wednesday.
Mr. w c Order and family returned
to their old home, Esto, Russell county,
last Friday. They are excellent people
and the citizens of Columbia regretted
to see them leave.
Mr.. M. Cravens, who returned from
st. Joseph's Infrmary. Louisville, last
week, is rapidly improving, but it will
be several weeks before he will be able
to walk about town.
Mr.. j. w. Hurt and his sister, Mrs.
M. E. Dohoney, left this morning on a
prospecting and visiting tour for the
State of Oklahoma. They will be alb
sent several weeks.
Mr.. G. R. Holt, manager of the Sing
er Sewing Machine Co., this district,
and his two daughters, Misses Pearl
and Livonia, of Campbellsvill, were in
Columbia last Thursday, en- route to
the Russell Springs and jamestown.
Mr.. George H. Faulkner. who has
been student in the Lindsey Wilson,
left for his home, Childers, Texas, last
1Au1 oOdy LlO1HiLS, dCCOIu PdIilSU ny HIS
sister, Miss Annie Faulkner, who will
spend year in the Lone Star" State.
Misses Lizzie Graham, Superinten-
dent of Green county, Bessie Madison,
Willie McNeal, Mary Showers. Graded
School teachers, Greensburg, visited
Miss Pearl Hindman last Sunday They
were accompanied to Columbia by
Messrs. Philson Smith, Lee Durham,
Henry and Otis Moss.
Rev. w. T. Salmon, who has been
paster of the Presbyterian Church,
Dixon, Tenn has rendered his resigna-
ton and will, in few weeks, go to
Texas having accepted call from a
Church in that State. At present he is
visiting his parents in Adair county.
His sister. Miss Virginia, who was in
school at Dixon, has also returned
home.
Ed. 2. T. Williams failed to meet
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