The Adair County news., 1911-11-08
PERSONAL


Mr.. w. F. Hancock, came home from
Frankfort to vote.
Mr.. j. w. Hurt was in Louisville
day or two last week.
Mrs. F. ]. Barger, was quite sick
day or two of last week.
Mr.. ]. R. Garrett, was in Louisville
a day or two of last week.
MIR. L, II. Cabell, Miami Green coun-
ty, was here few days ago.
MIR. D. D. Wilson, Horse Cave, was
at the Columbia Hotel, last Saturday.
Judge I. A. Murrell and wife returned
from Louisville the first of the week.
Mrs. James Garrett who visited in
Midway and Danville returned home last
week.
Mr., Mont Montgomery and wife, of I
LebanonJunction, visited relative here
last week
Revenue Agent M, r. Yarberry,
headqurters at Louisville, came
home to vote.
Mr., B. F. Chewing and Nolin White,
who are revenue men, came home to
cast their suffrage.
Cape w. w. Bradshaw and wife, left
for Barren county last week, to be alb
sent several months.
Mr.. Robert Ingram, cashier Russell
Springs Bank, and Mr.. Julius Gaskln
were heres Monday.
Mrs. Bruce Montgomery and little
daughter, spent several days OF last
week at Gradyville.
Mrs. Hattie Stapp and daughter, Miss
Ruth, Montpelier. were shopping IN
Columbia last Thursday.
Mrs. John Lee Walker. spent last
week at the home of her father, Mr.. j.
H. Richey. Burkesville.
Miss Mary Cartwright is spending
few weeks with her sister, Mrs,
Robinson, Pikeville, Tenn.
Mr.. Edwin Wilson who has been in a
low state of health for several months,
is critically i'll at this writing.
Paul Waggener never fails to show
I'D in time. He arrived about twenty
minutes before the polls closed.
Miss Bess Cabell and her brother,
Henry, of Miami, visited their aunt,
Mrs. w. B. Patteson, last Friday.
mir. Walter Taylor, brother of Ollie
TAYLOR. who is in College at Lexington
came home to vote the Democratic
ticket.
Mr. R. H. Durham, who spent two
weeks at Martinsville, Ind, returned
home Monday, greatly improved in
health.
Mr.. Clarence Page never faileto vote.
He holds a job at Frankfort, but he
was here in due time to stamp under
the rooster. =
Gov. j. R. Hindman and wife, left
for Dallas, Texas, the firsl of the week
and will probabls be from home during
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Collins are at thu
bedside of their son, G. W. Collins
near Montpelier, who is a victim o
lung trouble.
Miss Mary Maxine Moss, paid the
News Office visit last Saturday anc
entertained the force with recitation
She is years old.
Messrs, ". F. Boldip huntsville, II. R
Caldwell, H. A. Buchanan, Burdick
Sam Burdett, Lebanon, A. w. Pedig
and DIR, E, C. Reaves, Glasgow, attend
ed the w, L. Grady sale last Thursday
Mr.. Edwin Hurt and family, an
Mr.. ]. E. Flowers and family, have re
moved to Lebanon, the two gentlemel
being connected with the Column fact
ory. removed from this place. The
are both good citizens and have exec
lent families.
Mrs. J.. A. Hardin, of Louisville, wit
her two children, Annie and Joseph, ar
visiting her sister. Mrs. o. P Hancock
near Cane Valley. They will in shor
time leave for Oakland, COL, wher
they will make their future home
Mr. Hardin, having been gone severe
weeks.
Mrs. Mary j. Turner of Missouri, VIII
visited relatives in Columbia and out i
the country for several weeks, left TO
her home last Monday morning
spending few days at Bradfordsvill
Mrs. Mamie Flowers, this city, accom-
panied her as for as the latter place
Mrs. Turner'S nephew, Mr.. Lisl'
Atkins, who has also been visiting here
will meet his amt in Lebanon, Thurs
day, and the two will make the trip to