The Adair County news., 1911-03-15
;: PERSONAL ::
Mr.. W. e. Lyon was here few days

Mr.. ]. F. Vigles, jamestown, was
here last week.
DR.. E A. Waggener was quite sick
several days of last week.
Mr.. R. F Rowe was here from Aman
saville few days ago.
Mr.. A. G. Norros, Louisville, called
to see our merchants last week.
Mrs. L. B. Hurt was called to Leba
non last week, her parents being quite
sick.
NJ. C. B. Jones, of Cumberland
CO nty, was here recently.
Mr.. Geo. R. Holt, of Campbellsville,
was here a day or two of last week.
Mr.. J. L. Mclean spent several days
of last week in Campbellsville
Mrs Walker Bryant is in very low
state of health, confined to her bed.
Mr.. H. N. Miller and wife visited
Mrs. Miller's mother at Crocus, last
Sunday.
Mrs. H. B. Ingam, who was quite i'll
several days of Irst week, has very
much improved.
Mr.. V. Sullivan has recovered from
spell of lagrippe. He was confined to
home about a week.
Mrs. n. N. Smythe, mother of Mr.
Paul Smythe, has been quite sick for
the past week.
Messrs. T. w. Wheat and Luther
Brockman are in Louisville this week,
jurors in the Federal Court.
Mr.. Jas. Garrett, candidate for At
torney General, will be absent from
home for eight or ten days
Mr.. 10 Russell left for McHenry,
KY, Saturday, stopping few days in
Louisville to have his eyes treated.
DR.. H. b. Simpson and wife, Breed
ing, visited Mr. and Mrs. John Lee
Walker last Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Robertson, who re-
Gently returned from New Mexico and
Missouri, was quite sick last week
MIR. ]. B. Barpee left Saturday for
Indiana in which State he expects to
buy car load of horses for this market.
Mrs. 10. N. Conover left for Month
cello Thursday morning. Her husband
accompanied her as far as Campbells-
vile.
Prof. n w. Miller and wife, Camp
bellsville, are visiting in Columbia;
stopping at the home of Mrs. Caroline
Jeffries.
Sheriff, A. d. Patteson, DR.. G. j..
G-issom and Mr.. Albert Stapp are wit
nesses in the Federal Court, Louisville,
this week.
Mr.. Allen Russell, who is running
a spoke factory at Neatsburg, and will
start another one at Pickett in about
two weeks, was in Columbia Thursday.
Miss Arrelda Roberts, who taught in
the Graded School last year, and who
resides at Verona, KY, will arrive to-
day, to take Miss Young's place in the
school.
Miss Jimmie 'Conover, of this coun'
ty, who was taken sick at Glasgow and
conveyed to an inirmary at Louisville,
rapidly improved, and reached home
few days ago.
Mr.. R. S. Edwards, of Albany. repre-
senting the Endicott, Johnson Compa'
nv Shoe manufacturing concern Of New
York. was here to see our merchants
last Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. Ollie Bennett, SOD of Mr.. E. w
Bennett, who plays for the Davenport
Iowa Club, will leave for Kansas thi
week. He has signed for this year
and will be with his club when tn
season opens.
Mrs. E. L. Feese and children vii
leave Fridaymorning for Somerset, thei
future home, Mrs. Feese's husband be
ing employed on the Times in that city
They have the best wishes of thei
friends here.
Miss Estelle Willis, who opened
private school at Greetings, has bee
very sick fo<two weeks. She was re
ported better last Friday. Her man
friends throughout the county hope TO
her early recovery.
Mr.. John C. Eastland and wife an
Miss acknowledgement, of Louisville
SON. in. law and daughters of DIR. E. A
waggener, arrived last Friday. d.
waggener being much better Monda,
the two former returned home. III
latter will remain several days of tn