The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1912-08-14
Personal

and niece of Miss Sallie Stewart,
arrived on a visit to their aunt
last Tuesday morning. Mr.. Stewart
is son of General Joseph
Stewart, who was born and reared
in Columbia, and who served with
distinction as a commissioned Of
fee in the regular army from the
-. time he left West Point, when quite
: Soung man. until his death which Oc-
/. CURED five orSiX years ago. Mr.. Chas.
Stewart was here with his father
when he was a child. Now, as man,
we know he will experience much
pleasure in being with his aunt, and
i'm the old home town of his lamented
father. Mr.. Stewart is an attorney: a
member OF the San Francisco bar
From here he and his wife viii go TO
Europe for years stay.
Miss Jennie, daughter of Mr.. w. T.
Mcfarland, is a delegate to the Y. M.
c. a. camp at Lake Geneva Wiscon-
sin this week. The meeting will be
in session ten days. She represents
with others the organization in Ind
dianapolis This will be quite a
pleasur trip as truly as an honor and
recognition of the representative bili-
ty of one of our best young ladies, and
her many friends in this her old home,
will wish her pleasant time.
Mr.. W. r. Lyon, was here Friday.
Mr.. Ralph Hurt. made up his mind
to join the walking club to the Mann
hence his name was not handed in
last week The boys have all return
ed and reported an enjoyable trip.
Mr.. J. b. Drye, well-known travel
ing salesman, was here last Thursday,
soliciting orders.
Miss Hildur Peterson, of Chicago,
H.. visited Mrs. L. o. Taylor last
week. Miss Peterson and Mrs. Tay-
Tor taught together in college at
Magnolia, Ark, several years ago.
Mr.. Shelby Oats accompanied his
wife and baby, from Monticello here
Saturday.-Mr. Oats returned Mon
day but Mrs. Oats will remain for q
visit to hersparentS, Rev. and Mrs w
T. Hogard.
Miss Mabel Atkins, who has beer
teaching music in Texas, returned
home last Friday
Mr.. Tim Crayens is attending the
Burkesville Fair.
Mr.. r. f. Rowe and Allen Walker
went to Burkesyille to-day, and vii
attend the Fair.
Miss Mary Grissom and her brother
Bruce, who have been quite sick, have
about recovered.
Messrs. John Lee Walker and Hugh
Richardson are in Louisville thi
week.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II. Chewing, o
Coburg, were visiting relatives in Co
lumbia, Monday.
Miss Cora Flowers, of Bowling
Green, is the guest of her sister, Mrs
Curt Hindman.
Mrs. Sarah Flowers, arrived from
Oklahonl Monday night of last
week. and will remain for an indefinite
period with relatives here.
Misses Mary Lucy and LeanOrS
Lowe, spent last week with Miss Mary
Williams at Montpelier.
Miss Celeste Shirley, of Midtown
was here a few days ago.
Mrs. Lou Flowers, of Logan county
is visiting relatives here.
MIR. and Mrs. John Townsend, o
Midtown. visited here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Rice, and Mis-
Lille VanCleaye, Watson, spen
Tuesday of last week with Mrs Mar.
Harvey,
Mr.. J. s. East. of Glasgow junction
is visiting relatives in Adair county
Mr.. lobe Hughes and wife, o
Quanah, Texas, arrived in Columbii
asst Thursday morning They ar
stopping at the home of Mr.. Hughes
father Mr.. K. III. Hughes, and vii
visit other relatives in the county.
Mrs. J. C. Yates and her daughter
Mrs George Jesse, visited Mrs Jess
Breeding at Nell last week, the latte
being quite sick.
Mr.. Earl McGarvey, who is studen
in medical College, Nashville,
spending his vacation in Colnmbi
with his grandfather, DIR. q. l.. Tay
lor. and other relatives. Mr.. McGal
yey is fine musician, and often i
afternoons he entertains his friend
at the Parlor Circle. He plays th
miami artisticallV and sings melOdious