The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-08-24
PERSONAL

Mr.. Leslie Allen is at home for
week or two.
Mr.. r. L. Marshall made his reguIor
trip to Columbia last week,
Mr.. H. H. Collins was here from
Campt ellsville few days ago.
Mr.. E. G. Shaw and two of his sons
attended the Burkesville Far.
Mr.. E. w. Shepherd, who lives near
Russell Springs, was here, on business,
a few days ago.
Mrs, j. ]. Booker, OF Camp Knox,
visited Mrs. Fayette Davis last week.
Miss Lucille Nelson, of Murfreesb 70.
Tenn, is visiting at the home of her
brother. Prof. P. D. Nelson.
Mr.. G. A. Smith and two of his sons,
and Mr.. G. S. Harris spent a couple of
days of last week in Louisville.
Misses Louise and Nell Taylor, Camp
bellsville, will arrive tonight and will
spend the week with Miss Mary Miller.
Misses Laura Smith, Cathrine Chand-
Ter and Margaret Hord, Campbellsville,
are guests of Mrs. Rollin Hurt this
week.
MIR. Leon Baldauf, of Louisville, SON.
in-law of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Lewis,
Joined Mrs. Balbauf at this place last
Friday.
Mr.. L. S. Wilson and Mr.. III. Hale,
Jr., of Russell Springs, were here Sat
urday, on their return home from Mann
moth Cave.
Miss Matte Taylor will be in Column
bia for the next week or two. She is
stopping at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
10 N. Conover.
Mr.. R. L. Gowdy and wife, who have
been spending two months at Burkes-
vile, were here Saturday, en- route to
their home, CampbelIsville.
Mr.. w. o. Robinson, an old Column
bia boy, now living at New Orleans, is
here to spend Fair week with relatives
and friends. His old associates were
glad to see him.
Mr.. Homer Cobb, wife and children,
Macomb, ILL.,, and Mr.. S. P. Hudson,
who has been spending a few months in
Macomb, arrived here last Friday, en-
route to Russell Springs.
Mr.. W. P. James, wife and children,
and Mr.. B. G. Roach and wife, all of
Texas, who spent month
visiting in Adair county, started on
their homeward journey last Wednes-
day morning.
Mr.. w. j. Callison, former resi-.
dent of Columbia, but now a citizen of
Middlesboro, is spending,a week or ten
days with relatives and friends in the
town and county. He is accompanied
by his grandson, Francis, son of Mr..
Mont Callison.
Mr.. Owen Miller, father of Mrs. T.
A. Murkell, Gaitsville, Texas; Mr..
Mr.. Ohio Miller and Mr.. Tim Miller,
Moody, Texas, and DR. T. B. Miller,
Goodnight, Texas, all brothers and for
mer Adair county citizens, are here for
a few weeks.
Mr.. R. Mont Feese, who is foreman
In the Somerset Times Job department,
is here this week, enjoying the Fair
and meeting his many friends
Mrs. Bette W. Butler and Miss
Annie Dixon. after an extended visit to
several different points. returned home
last Thursday night
Mr.. Cosby McBeath arrived from
Monticello last Saturday. He will re-
main during the week, returning Sum
day with Mrs. McBeath, who has been
visiting her parents.
Mr.. John @. Alexander was here last
Friday.
Messrs. w R. and r ] Lyon, G. p.
Burrass, Jas. Meader, j. T. Gowdy will
be here from CampbelIsville Thursday.
Miss Robbie Chandler, Canpbellsville,
arrived Friday afternoon and will be
here during the Fair She is stopping
with Mrs. Hugh Noe.
Mr.. d. H. Butler, wife and son, Will
liam, of Owensboro, arrived last Fri
lay night and will remain during Fair.
they were former residents of Column
oia and old friends were glad to see
hem.
Mr.. M. R. Yarberry arrived last Fri
lay. A notification that his father was
n critical condition brought him
home.
Hon. Gee. Nell returned from Co.'S
,octon, Ohio, and Evansville, Ind, last
Friday afternoon. Hecut his trip short
IN account of our Fair dates. He heard
hat Esau had reconsidered and had
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