The Adair County news., 1911-05-31
NUMBER 80

Miss Sallie Williams. who has been
teaching in one of the Southern States.
home last week
Mrs. I. L. Hulse, accompanied her
sister, Mrs. Blanton Jones, on her re-
turn to Cumberland county.
Mrs S. II. Mitchell, who has been
confined to her room with rheumatism
for two months is improving.
Mrs. W. H. Edsall and her sister,
Miss Winnie Dohoney, of Louisville. ar
rived last Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Tee Coffey, daughter of Mr. ).
W. Coffey. who has been sick for two
improves very slowly.
Mr.. G. w. Dillon, wife and son,
Frank, Breeding, were here to attend
the funeral of Miss Ina Hulse.
Miss Bess Dohoney. of Elida, New
Mexico. is visiting her father and
other relatives in Adair county.
Mr. W. H, Wilson and wife attend
ed the funeral of Judge j. D. Irwin.
Russell Springs, last Monday afternoon
Mr.. G. O.Miller, who lives on Burkes-
vile street, and who was seriously III
for several weeks, has about recovered.
Mr. Gleason Hulse, who is employed
at Columbus, Ohio, reached home in
time TO be at the funeral of his sister.
Mrs Mary j. Brakeman, who has
been visiting her son, DR.. R. |. Blake
man. Indianapolis, returned home last
week
Miss Bess Holiday. who has been
the Conservatory of Music,
Chicago. ILL.,, returned home a few
days ago,
Mrs Sallie Bradshaw, who has been
visiting in Frankfort, returned home
last week, accompanied by Mrs. W. F.
Hancock.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hurt surprised
their friends by arriving from Birming-
ham, Ala, Monday. Every body was
glad to see them.
Miss Lille Judd, who has been teach
ing languages in a college in Tonnes
see, returned home, for the summer,
last Friday afternoon.
Mr.. John T. Harvey left for New
Orleans, La, and Denver Colorado, the
first of the week. He expects to re-
turn to Columbia in July.
DR.. R. Y. Hindman aud Miss Laura
Hereford; Mr., Horace Hamilton and
Miss Ruth Summers spent last Sunday
at the Griffin Springs.
Mrs. w. K, Azbill, who spent several
weeks in an lnfrmary. Indianapolis, has
very much improved, and is now with
her daughter, Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs John Marcum and daughter,
Mss ADell of Russell Springs, visited
in Columbia last week, the latter stop
ping with Miss Vara Hutchinson.
Mr.. Presley Clark. Bowling Green,
was called to Columbia last week, on
account of the serious illness of his
little niece, the youngest child of DIR.
and Mrs. C. M. Russell.
Misses Stella and Cecil Conover, who
have been in school at Glasgow, and
Miss Agnes, their sister. who has been
attending the State Normal, Bowling
Green, returned last Friday afternoon.
Miss Minnie Kemp returned to her
home at Columbia, KY, Saturday
morning Miss Kemp made many
friends during her years work here and
both scholars and patrons of the school
join in wishing for her return e.
Town News.
Gov. j. R. Hindman, who spent about
one month in Texas, returned last Tues
day afternoon On mis- return ne stop
ped week at Hot Springs, Ark, and
enjoyed baths IL the curative water for
several days. The. Governor says he
mad very enjoyable trip and from his
appearance he seems to have been
greatly refreshed.
Mr.. 10 Russell, wife and little son, 10
Jr., left for Louisville Friday morning.
Mr.. Russell travels out of Louisville
and the removal to the city was for his
convenience. The people of Columbia
generally regretted to give them up, as
Mr.. Russell is fine citizen. and Mrs.
Russell most excellent lady. 10 Jr,
too, will be greatly missed, as he is a
very interesting little boy. 1t is only
short distance to Louisville, not count
ing the twenty miles between Columbia
and Campbellsville, and We hope to
have this desirable family with US again
some time in the future