The Adair County news., 1912-07-24
Personal

SICK several Gays Oh last week, DuI Her
condition is better at this writing.
Rev. J. w. Weldon. pastor of the
Methodist church. was quite sick all
last week
Mr.. Marvin Young, has returned
from a visit to Cumberland county.
Mr.. Will Young, has accepted a place
'on the Lexington team. Blue Grass
League, and left Thursday morning to
begin playing. He will pitch.
Mr.. B. H. Gilpin and Mr. Robert
Borders. we re here from Campbellsville
Thursday.
DR.. James Triplett, who is an ex-
perienced dentist, and who has prsctic-
ed his prof ession here successfully for
a number of years, left last week for
Gongora, Canal Zone, where he will
practice in connection with his nephew,
DR.. J. E Grant. He left with the in
tention OF remaining year, and longer
Il business justifies and the country
agrees with him.
DR., J. H. Grady left on an extended
visit 10 his daughter, Mrs. S. 4. Nc
Kay, who resides in Quincy, H., last
Thursday morning. The doctor has not
been in the best of health, and thinks
that temporary change of climate will
help him. He does not relinquish his
citizenship here, and will probably re-
turn to stamp under the rooster at the
November election. His many friends
IN Columbia hope that he will be bene-
flied and that he will enjoy a pleasant
visit.
Rev. I. L. Hulse, wife, and two chill
dren, of Christian county, arrived in
Columbia last Wednesday, en- route to
Cumberland county to visit Mrs.
Hulse's parents. They remained over
night here, Rev. Hulse conducting the
prayer meeting at the Methodist
church. He is very popular minister
and his Columbia friends were glad to
meet him and his most estimable COM
panion and children. At the prayer
meeting he stated that he was we'll
pleased with his present location, but
that there was a warm spot in his
heart for Columbia.
Capt. Geo. Nell, returned from Nor
rison Well. Lorraine, Taylor county, last
Friday morning.
Mr.. W. R. Lyon and little son,
J ames. Campbellsville, were here last
Friday.
Mrs. Scion Robinson, of Pikeville,
Tenn, is visiting her parents, DIR. and
Mrs. w. F. Cartwright.
Mrs. Robert |. Brakeman and chill
dren, of Indianapolis, are visiting in
Columbia, stopping at the home of Mr.
Jas. T. Page.
Mr.. A. c. Burrey, CampbeIlsville,
was here last Thursday.
Miss Elmer Page, who has made her
home with her Uncle, Mr.. Jas. T.
Page, for the past year, left last week
to be with her parents in Texas.
Mr.. Clarence Page, arrived from
Frankfort last week, and will be with
his home people, at Cane Valley, for
several days.
DIR. H. B. Simpson and wife, Breed
ing, visited in Columbia last Friday.
Mr.. RolIin Hurt attended circuit
court at Burkesville last week.
Attorney General James Garnett
reached Columbia last Wednesday
night, and remained with his family
until the first of this week.
Rev. J. r. Crawford was in Cumber-
land county the first of last week.
Miss Mary LswhOrn, of Burkesville,
passed through Columbia last Thursday
en- route home from CampbelIsville,
where she had been visiting her sister,
Mrs. B. H. Gilpin. She spent the day
with Mrs. Geo E. Wilson.
Mr.. W. H. Golf was in Cumberland
county last week.
Mrs o B. Ellis of Louisville, is
visiting her brother, Mr. Frank Judd
of this city
Mrs. o. B. Ellis was very sick few
days OF last week, but has much i'm
proved.
Mr.. W. S. Sallee, who spent several
weeks with his sister, Mrs. Fannie
Smith, Horse Cave, returned home a
few days ago.
Prof. and Mrs. P. D, Nelson, who
visited in Murfreesboro, Tenn, were
called home before their visit was out,
on account of the illness of Mrs. Neil
sons mother, who is now better.
Mr.. John Hancock, son of DR.. N. NJ.
Hancock, who is victim of typhoid
fever has heen conveved from Norh;n