The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1913-12-24


holidays, for their respective homes
last Saturday morning.
Miss Elizabeth S. Hewett, music
teacher in the Lindsey Wilson, will
spend the holidays in Danville. Miss
Flora Powell, teacher in the primary
department, will be with her people
at Monticello, and Prof. Nelson is Wis.,
iting his home in Arkansas.
Mr.. VIM. Hood, who has been in
Illinois for several months, is now at
home near Columbia, for fresh breath
of Kentucky air. He will return to
the ''Sucker" State ina short while.
Mr.. John Russell, who has been
visiting at the home of Mr.. G. S. Har-
ris, started, on his return trip to Viz
ginia last Monday.
Mrs. Martha E. Barger, of near
jamestown, Mesdames r. G. Royse,
]. II. Barger and MO. Stevenson called
at the News Office last Saturday, the
former ordering the News sent to her
home.
Mr., Ernest Harris is at home from
MeSsrs. Romie, Tom and Lille Judd
have arrived for the holidays.
Mr.. F. R. Winfrey is yet a very
sick man.
Mr.. John A Harris, who teaches at
Columbia, Tenn, reached home Satur-
day night.
Mr.. G. B. Diddle is at home from
from Lexington, for Christmas festiv-
titles.
DR.. o. P. Miller is at home from
Knoxville.
Mr.. G.. A. Smith, Jr, and wife, Lu-
la, KY, were visiting here the first Of
the week.
Mrs. Il. Mont FeeSe, two children
started on their return trip to Somer-
set Monday morning, accompanied by
Miss Callie Feese.
Mrs. f. r. FeeSe and children, who
has been visiting here, returned to
their home, in Louisville, Monday.
Mr.. Paul Chandler, who is a senior
in the Kentucky Weslyn College,
Winchester, is at home Efor the hoIi-
days.
Mr.. Fl. p. Taylor, of Havana, Kan
sas, is visiting his father-in-law, Mr..
Charles Sutton, this place.
MIR. George r. Miller, Louisville,
was here from Friday night until
Monday morning.
DR.. P. H. Conoyer andsgwife, Mt
Vernon, arrived last Saturday night.
Mr.. r. A. MyreS arrivedsfrom Mon
ticellO last Thursday.
Mr.. F. Logan. of Macomb, ILL.,,
who was born and.reared;near Column
bia, has just recovered from "a long
spell of typhord fever, a statement
his many Adair county friends will be
glad to read. Mr.. Logan is brother
of Mrs. Art Walker, this place.
Mr.. NJ. G. Hogard, wifeland, little
son; Mr.. W. p. Hogard, wife,and little
son: Mr.. S. H. Oats, wife and chill
dren, and Miss Cora Hogard, arrived
| last Saturday, The first two families
mentioned aresfrom, Chicago, Ill, the
latter fpm Danville, KY, Miss Ho-
gard is a teacher at Central City Ky.
| All the above mentioned are sons,
daughter-in-laws, children and grand
children and Son-in-law of Rev. and
Mrs. W. f. HOgard. this place. The
entire Hogard family is now together
for the first time in ten years and
happy hours are being spent on Pea
Ridge.
Mr.. r. w. Shirley will leave
the first of the week, to visit his
daughter Mrs. A. W. Glasgow, who
resides at Catlettsburg. Mr.. Shirley
is very anxious to make the visit at
this time, as a grandson, Richard Will
liams, has recently made his advent
at the Glasgow home.
Miss Mamie Smith, who teaches at
Purdy, was taken quite sick last
Thursday, and had to be conveyed
home. She is much better now.
Misses Mary Lucy and LeanOra
Lowe, who are students in Kentucky
School for Girls, Danville, are at home
for the holidays.
Mr.. ]. o. Ewing, BurkeSyille, was
in Columbia Friday afternoon, en-
route to CampbellSyille, where his
daughter, Miss Jane who is student
in Kentucky School for Girls, DAN
Vile, met him, the two passing
through this place Saturday, on thei;
way to Mr.. Ewing's home.