The Adair County news., 1912-02-14
:: PERSONAL

Mr.. E. B. Barger, is spending a few
days in Louisville.
Miss Myrtle Myres, is spending this
week in Louisville
Mr.. A. G. Norris, of Louisville, was
here few day ago.
Mr.. V. White, was quite sick
several days of last week.
Mr.. Tim Cravens, returned from
Tompkinsville, last Saturday.
Mr.. Fl C. Hill, of Glasgow, travelling
salesman, was here last Friday.
Mr.. Dan Curd. a well known travel
ing salesman. was mere last week.
Miss Cora Smith was taken quite i'll
one day last week, but she has recover
ed.
Mr.. T. R. Suits, who is in business
at Lancaster, is at home for a few
days.
Mr.. Cook Jones is victim of pneu-
monia, but he is getting along very
nicely.
Mr.. d E. Hatcher and son, ]. NJ
Hatcher travelling statesmen, were here
Sunday
Rev j r Crawford, was on the sick
list day or two of last week, confined
to his room
MIR. John Gadberry and wife, of Phil.
Casey county, spent several days OF
last week in Columbia.
Mr.. G. R. Holt, manager for the
Singer Sewing Machine Company, is
here from CampbellsviIle.
Mrs. Kate Smith, has been seriously
i'll for the past week, but her condition
is better at this writing.
Mr.. ]. A. Webb, of Webbs x Roads.
who has daughter in Lindsey wilson,
came down last week to see her
Ulis Garrett. Of Cumberland County
passed through his place Monday
enroute to West Lebanon, Ind
Mr.. o. w. McAllister. former CASH !
of the Bank which operated at Can
Valley, was in town last Saturday.
Ruby. little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. G. Neat, has pneumonia and
another one of the children is threaten.
ed
G. L. Uihlein. of EampbelIsvillp, is
here organizing lodge of the Yeom.r
of America, a frate rnal beneficiary or.
der
Mr. j K. HUMPHREYS, who is a con
structlon engineer. located at Gatun,
Canal Zone. visited his relatives in this
county last week
Mr.. W. G. Cundiff and family, of
Anna, Texas. who have been visiting
here for the past six weeks. will start
on their homeward journey to dav.
Miss Minnie Triplett was called to
Sonora, Hart county, last week, her
nephew, Edward Hobdey, being quite
sick at the time. He is now better.
Mr.. G. Robert Reed and wife, left
for Louisville Monday morning. the
former to attend the hardware mems
convention which will be in session two
days at the Seelbach Hotel.
Mr.. Charles Walls, representing
Fairbank, Morse & Co., was here a
few days ago. He arranged with Mr..
w. R. Myers to represent the company
in this locality. The company handles
gasoline engines, fixtures, etc.
Mrs. L. E. Schramm (nee Miss Ethel
Azbill,) is lying dangerously i'll at he1
home, Cleveland. Ohio Her parents
are with her. and everything possible is
being done to bring about favorable
reaction. The last communication stat
ed that there was but little hope.
Relatives and friends here are very
anxious to receive tidings of improve
ment.
Rev. :. K Breeding, a native OF
Adair county, but who now resides in
North Carolina, reached Columbia last
Tuesday night, and Wednesday morn
ing left for his old home, Breeding,
The latter part of the week he com.
menced aserles meetings at the church
in his former neighbOrhood, the PresId.
ing Elder, Rev. w. f. HOgard, being
with him While in Columbia Rev.
Breeding met a number of his old
friends, many of whom he had not seen
| for more than twenty years. 1t is
needless to say that every body was
glad to again shake his hand