The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1912-08-21
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last Thursday.
Miss Mabel Conoyer returned from
Louisville Friday.
Mr.. l. VI. fuller, Russell Springs,
was here Saturday Ell route home,
from Arkansas,
Mr.. Leslie Allen, of Bessemer, Ala,
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. A. Allen
Mr.. w. M. Lowery, the well-known
fertilizer man. was here last week,
taking orders.
Mr.. Edgar Reed will return fEom a
visit to Middlesboro Wednesday of
this week.
Mrs L. F. Page and children, of
indianapolis, are visiting relatives in
Columbia.
Mr.. J. p. Dohoney, Sr., who was
quite sick last week, is now able to be
about town. .
Mr.. Owen Thomas, Of Lebanon, Past
Grand Master of Kentucky MasOns,
was here last week to inspect the
the Council.
Mrs. Porter Strange, Jacksboro,
Texas accompanied by Miss Ruth
HenSley, same city, arrived last Friday
for several weeks stay.
Mr.. J. d. Walker, GradyvilIe, who
met with a stroke of paralysis six
weeks ago, has about recovered. He
was in Columbia last Friday.
Mrs. Ida Rounds left last Thursday
morning for California where one of
her sons reside, and where she will re-
main until next Spring.
Mr.. J. +. Shaw was here Thursday
and he iS.now visiting the merchants
, in this section, and will return to be
at the Fair next Thursday.
Mrs. f. b. Barger NEE Miss Myrtle
Myers arrived from Brooklyn, New
York, Thursday afternoon, and will
be with her parents several weeks.
MeSSrs. John Sandusky, Sam Lewis
and 10 Ed Flowers went TO Louisville
last Wednesday and returned with
AUTOMOBILES for the auto company.
Mrs. Bette Butler returned from
ST.. Anthony Hospital, Louisville, last
Friday. She is in high spirits and
her many friends are rejoicing with
her.
Mr.. Geo. Il. Flowers, Jr., Wayne
county farmer, a fine tobacco raiser,
the pieces being small. is here with his
many friends, attending the Fair.
Mrs. Margaret Thomas, who visited
Miss O. NJ. Reed during the summer,
left for Greensburg Monday morning
In a week or two she will go to Month
cello and take up her duties as a
teacher.
Mr.. G. =. Holt of Russell county
was in town Thursday. He is one of
the most progressive farmers of that
good county and is making success
in agriculture. He is also anadvOcate
Of goods roads. This section needs
more such men as MIR. Holt.
Mr.. and MrS. Charles Stewart, of
San Francisco, who visited their aunt,
Miss Sallie Stewart left last Saturday
for Washington, ID. c.. where they
will spend several weeks with Mr..
Stewards brother, Col, VIM. Stewart,
and from that city they will 60 to
Europe. Mr.. Stewart visited the
News office last Thursday forenoon,
saying that he and his wife are per-
fectly delighted with their viSi; here.
While in the Office farmer came in
and was introduced: Where are you
from. Mr. Stewart" Columbia, KY,
came the answer. Mr.. Stewart then
explained that his father, Gen. Joseph
Stewart, claimed Columbia, as his
home, being in the regular army for
more than sixty years, land as his
son, =" said Mr.. Stewart, 81 tell every
body that am Kentuckian.
Mr. 10 S: Knifiey, Miss Ruth In
gram, Mr.. Pink Dunbar, Miss LorettO
Dunbar and Miss Willard Huffaker
visited Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Sanders,
Hatcher, KY, last Sunday.
Capt. B. Z. Powell, Lincoln county,
was in Columbia Saturday.
j. p. Hobson. Judge of the Court
of Appeals, is spending few days with
his Adair county friends.
Miss Coda English returned from
Danville last Saturday, accompanied
by Miss Flora McBeath.
Mr.. Il. Mont Feese, wife. and little
daughter, arrived from Somerst last
Saturday night.
Mrs o. S. Dunbar and children are