The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1913-06-25

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was here Friday.
Mr.. Wilson Bridgewater, Louisville.
was here Monday.
Mr.. Crit Golf, of Cumberland coun-
ty, is visiting here
Mr.. John Golf, spent few days of
last week in Columbia.
Mr.. A. G. Hill, travelling salesman,
was here few days ago.
ED. F. j. Barger, was quite sick
several days of last week.
Mr.. ]. W. SALESMAN, was here a few
days ago, from New Hope.
Mr.. G. P. Smyth, was in Louisville
a day or two of last week.
| Mr.. Ray Flowers, was in Louisville
the latter part of last week.
Stanley Schuster, of Louisville, is
visiting Leon and Alvin Lewis.
Miss SalIe Damron, returned from
Monticello with Mrs. W. NJ. Wilson.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cayis, of Nebraska
is visiting relatives in Adair county.
Mrs. L. o. Taylor, who was quite
sick last week. is rapidly improving.
Hon W. S. Sinclair, Pellyton, was
in Columbia the latter part of last
week.
Mr.. w. E Bradshaw, wife and little
son, returned from Louisville Friday
night.
Mr. and Mrs Geo. R. Miller, of Louis
vile, arrived Friday evening for few
days visit.
Master John Beard, who was
dangerously i'll Sunday, is reported
some better.
Mr.. w. r. Myers and Misses Mary
Myers and Grace Conover are visiting
at Monticello.
Mr.. Charles Flowers, of .Paducah,
arrived Monday night, to be with his
brother, Mr.. j. II Flowers, who is
seriously ill here.
Mr. Edgar Reed, was in Louisville
Saturday, in the interest Of Columbia
Base Ball team.
Mr.. VIM. Kelley, Of Cane Valley,
who was quite sick last week, has very
much improved.
Judge w. w. Jones and Mr.. r. f.
PAUL made a business trip to James
town last Friday.
Messrs. J. NJ. Durham and Owen
Hardesty, Campbellsyille, were here,
trading, last week.
Mrs. E. B. Barger, left for New
Jersey, last week, and will spend the
summer with her husband.
Mr. Fred Mckee, of indianapolis,
who visited here week, left for his
home last Saturday morning.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Murrell, who has been
attending college at Georgetown,
Texas, returned home last Friday.
Mr. w r. Lyon and wife, Camp
bellsville, were in Columbia Friday, en-
route home from visit to Glasgow.
Mrs. Ada Taylor, Montpelier, visited
at the home of her sons, Mr.. L. o.
Taylor and A. o. Taylor, last week.
Mr.. John L. Salmon and wife, Of
San Antonio, Texas, are visiting rela-
tives in Columbia. They are stopping
with Mr. j. A. Thompson.
Mrs. Mary Caldwell. who visited a
week at Portland, this county, return
ed home last Friday. She was ac-
ompained home by Mr.. Fayette
Davis
| Fred, Alice and Guy Jackman, of
the Masonic Home, Louisville, will ar
rive to-day and will remain with their
mother and other members of the
| family for several weeks.
Mr.. S. G.. Banks, Jr., of Dallas,
Texas, has been visiting his father
and mother, Cane Valley, for the past
two weeks. He Called on his
Columbia friends last Saturday.
Misses Antha and Bess Cabbell,
Dunnville, we're guests at the home
of MIR. H. c. Feese last Friday and
Saturday. Miss Cary Cabbell, OF tie
same place. came down on Saturday.
Mr.. King Crenshaw, Glasgow, Mr.
T. B. Crenshaw, W. B. Beard, Mrs.
Josh Bell and two children, and Mr..
Henry Price. of Metcalfe, county, at
tended the funeral of Paul Crenshaw.
Bryan English, Leon Lewis, Lucian
HUM, Romie Judd, Wade Helm,
Henry Hancock, Oh Miller, Telie
Rosenfeld, Marvin Young, Eugh
Richardson, 10 Barbee, FrankRichard-
son, were at Griffin Springs Sunday.