The Adair County news., 1911-07-12
:: PERSONAL

Mr.. Will Young was quite sick SIN
day night.
Mr.. L. R. CheIf was here from
Knifley Monday.
Mr.. R. A Epperson left for Taloga,
Okla, Monday morning.
Mr.. A. A. Miller was on the sick
list few days of last week
Mrs. z. 7. Williams was quite sick
the greater part of last week.
Mr.. A. H. Ballard is yet confined
to his room, but he is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brack Massie are spend-
ing week at Russell Springs.
Mr.. r. L. Marshall made his regular
trip to Columbia last Thursday.
Mr.. Geo. H Gowdy made his regular
trip to Columbia the first OF the month.
Messrs George and Oliver Tuggie.
of near Albany, were here last Fri
day.
Mr.. Ray Hobson and wife OF Camp
belIsville, visited Mrs. 81. B. Barbee,
/ last week.
Mr.. W. F. HancockIcame down from
Frankfort to attend the Republican
Convention
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travelling man three weeks. returned
last Thursday.
Messrs. B. H. GiIpin and Robt. Bor-
ders. were here from Campbellsville
last Thursday.
Rev. Randolph, pastor Of the Metho-
dist Church, BurksviIle, was tn Column
bia last Thursday.
Mrs. Sam Lewis, who has been
on an extended visit to Glasgow, re.
turned home last Saturday.
Mrs. 10 Rosenfeld is spending few
weeks with her daughter. Mrs G. NJ.
Barnett, Evansville. Ind.
, Mr. 10 Morris Rosenfeid, who has
been catching for the ball-tearn at Leb-
anon retuned home Sunday
. Mr.. Ed Sparks and Mr.. Ulis Garrett.
passed through Columbia Monday, en-
route to West Lebanon, Ind
Miss Cary Rosenield, who has been
visiting at Big Spring and Evansville,
Ind, returned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs J. A. Young and little
I granddaughter, Miss Cecil Sullivan spent
Sunday with j. W. Young Fairplay.
Miss Bass Penick, of Todd county.
who has been visiting Mrs. W. c. Smith
for the past week has returned home
4 Mrs. S. H. Pile, Glasgow, Mo-,
reached here Monday afternoon and is
now with her mother, who is critically
ill.
Mr.. 10 Coffey, Cashier of the Citizens
Bank, remains at his home. He COM
plains only of weakness, as we under
stand.
Mr.. Allen Pile arrived to be at the
=, bedside of his mother Sunday night.
The other children, who are absent, are
expected
Mr.. NJ Rey Yarberry, who is in the
d revenue service located at Louisville.
y spent several days of last week with
: friends at home.
Mr.. w. d. King, known to all the
q merchants in this part of the State,
g reached Columbia Friday. and will be
with US a few days longer.
Mr.. A A. Huddleston, State After
t ney, was in Columbia Friday night, en-
h route to his Burksvi lie home on his re-
turn from Liberty Court.
Mr.. Z B. Mclean. Glasgow, tr avel-
: ing salesman, spent Sunday in Columbia.
IL He is an enthusiastic McCreary and
Garnett man In fact. he is st rong fol-
the entire Democratic ticket
Mrs J S. Darnell and little son, OF
q Frankfort, are visiting in Columbia.
, Mrs. Darnell is daughter of the late
DR.. Ed Nell and is a sister of Mrs j.
G Eubank and Mrs Geo. w. Staples.
10 Messrs. A. d. Patteson, NJ r Var
berry and w. F. Hancock will be ins(
Republican State Convention from Adair
w county We have not heard of any
!, other delegates who will be in attend.
RI ance.
Mr.. w. H. Stanton, Russell Springs,
:, who has been in Louisville for month
his wife being under the treatment OF
at surgeon, was here yesterday en- route
home. He left his wife greatly iI2
proved.
as w. S. Knight, Attis Mcfarland, r.
E. Lloyd, N. B, Faulkenburg, Julias