The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1913-08-27

Mr.. 5. +. White, wife and son, Ken-
meth, Mr.. 10 F. Patteson, wife and
children, were at the Griffin Springs
Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Kinkead and Miss
Minor. from Louisville, who are
spending a few week at Griffin Springs,
attended the fair Thursday.
Mr.. R. D. Parnell and wife, of Rig
ley, Tenn, are visiting relatives in
Adair county. Mr.. Parnell is a native
of this county and has been absent
twenty years.
Mr.. d. W. Parson, a former citizen
of Midtown, now a resident of Gar
rard county, and his little daughter,
Lora, visited relatives in Adair last
week.
Miss Katie Bell, of Edmonton. and
Miss Kittie Yates, of Kansas City,
were guests of Mrs. Georgia Crenshaw
last week.
Miss Matte Taylor, who is teaching
in University at Hagerman, Tenn.
is in Columbia for few weeks, stopping
at the home of Mr.. 10, Conover.
Mr.. Ellie Feese, wife and VIC
children, of Louisville, arrived last
Wednesday night. The former re-
turned Saturday, the latter will re-
main two months
Mrs. 5. NJ. Haynes and daughter,
Opal, San Antonio, Texas, will visit
here and in Russell county from the
9Th to the 10th of next month.
Mr.. L. M. Wilmore, of Bogard, Mo-,
is visiting his Adair county friends
He is accompanied by Quinn Short, of
Hale, Mo-, who is also former resi-
dent of Adair county.
Mr.. Talmage Smith arrived from
Indianapolis last week, meeting his
wife and children who were visiting
here. All left for their home Sunday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w. Walker, Gle
burne, Texas, left for Monticello Mon
day morning where they will visit Mr.
and Mrs. w. L. Baker and family, then
start on their homeward journey.
Miss Mae Wilkinson, of Liberty,
who has been the guest of Miss Mary
Miller during the Fair returned to her
home Tuesday accompanied by Miss
Miller, who will be her guest during
the Casey county Fair.
| Mr.. J. f. McCreary, wife and son,
of MinguS. Texas, who have been yiS-
iting friends in this their old home
county, left for their Texas residence
last Saturday. Before leaving the
dollar was left for The News to fol-
low.
Prof. J. r. Sterrett, wife and little
son, Lebanon, motored to Columbia
and attended h e fair Thursday.
They were accompanied by Mr.. A.
Rhorer, brother of Mrs. Sterrett, of
Middlesboro. Mrs. Sterrett and MI
Rhorer are both natives of this place,
their parents being Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
H. Rhorer. They were gladly receiv-
ed by their many friends
Mr. Alvin Lyon and Miss Mary
Breeding, DR.. Oliver Miller and Miss
Linnie Winfrey, Mr.. Geo. Hancock
and Miss Mary Myers, Mr.. Robert
Coy and Miss Grace Conover, Mr..
Count Suits and Miss Lillian Avriett,
Mr. Burnam West and Miss Dora Eu-
bank, Mr.. Ernest Harris and Miss
Creel Nell, Mr. Edgar Diddle and
Miss Susan Miller, Mr.. Edgar Reed
and Miss Rea WilkersOn made a trip
to the Griffin Springs last Saturday
afternoon, supper being served ut the
Spring Hotel.
Miss Elizabeth Kemp, of EarlingtOnr
who spent two weeks in Columbia,
visiting Miss Katie MurrelI, left for
he home this morning to the regret
of a large circle of friends made while
here Before leaving she stated that
/ she was perfectly delighted with Co
lumbia and her many new acquaint-
anceS, and that she was sorry that her
stay could not be longer extended, but
that she looked forward, with pleas
ure, to another visit sometime in the
future.