The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-06-24


Oklahoma, to look for a location.
Mr. Horace Walker returned from
Indiana last Saturday night.
Miss Katie Murrell is rapidly i'm
proving, having been sick three weeks
Mr. Fl. T. Baker spent few DAYS in
Louisville, last week.
Alfred Jones, Fl. v. Denver, John A
and Ernest Harris left this morning
on fishing tour. Rock House Bottom
Cumberland river.
Mr. W. I. Ottley left for Frankfort
this morning.
Mr.. w. &. Lyon reached Columbia
quite sick last Thursday night, but a
few hours rest brought him around
all right.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. S Reid. of Car
image, Tenn, are visiting Mrs. Reid's
parents, Judge G T. Hereford and
wife, and sister, Mrs r. Y. Hindman.
Mr.. F. L. Wilson, Russell Springs.
was in Columbia Monday, en- route to
louisville, Besides buying goods, he
will purchase an automobile
Mrs. Edna Scott, Campbellsville. is
spending a week with Mrs. Mary Jane
Brakeman.
Mrs. G. &. Richards and son, Thee,
dore, of Delaran, Wis, are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. ] W. Richards, of this
city. Their visit will extend over a
period of several weeks.
Mr.. Earl Williams, of Cumbei land
county, was in Columbia Sunday and
Monday.
Miss Eloezie Durham, of Campbells-
vile, visited her grandmother, Mrs.
M. f Durham, and uncle, Mr. FIJI.
Durham last week.
Mr.. J. z. Smith, Comprehensive,
was here the first of the week.
Mr.. o. B. Pace, Lebanon, is in CO.
lumbia for day or two.
Mrs. S. G. Denny is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bertram, at
Albany.
Mr. Geo. B. Winfrey, of Kansas
City, born and reared in Columbia.
arrived Monday night, on short visit
to his relatives and many friends.
Ever body was glad to see him
Mrs c. L. Pyle, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs ]. S. Breeding, this place, wens
under the knife at Danville few days
ago. She stood the operation finely,
and is now at her home in Lincoln
county.
Mr.. III. G. Hindman who is in the
revenue service. at -present located at
L0rettO, was here Sunday, to visit his
sister-in-law, Mrs L. G. Hindman,
who has been in a critical condition
for the past few weeks.
Mr.. Audry Frazier, of Pulaski,
Tenn, brother of Mr. w. d. Frazier,
who lived here several years, visited
Columbia last week, having spent
nine months in the Lindsey Wilson
during his brothers stay inthis place.
His friends we're glad to see him.
DR.. J. D. Combest, Russell Springs.
and Mr.. A. L Foley and son, Leslie,
of Eller, Russell county, were here
last Sunday night, en- route tG Louis-
vile. Mr.. Foley'S son is experiencing
trouble with one Of his ears, and the
trip to Louisville is TO consult a
specialist.
Mr. ] F. MontgOmery's right eye
has been giving him much pain for the
past week. 1t is better now, and Sun
day afternoon he and his son, Mr..
Gordon Montgomery, left for James
town, they being employed in several
land suits, set to come up
this week, circuit court being IN ses-
sion
A. Hume Logan, one of the principal
owners Of the Dow Wire Works, Louis
vile. Ky, who once went to school at
the G. c. College. and had not been
here for 35 years, made a flying visit
to some of his former acquaintance,
with his wife and two youngest chill
dreu on Sunday, June 2lst, They came
in an automobile.
Misses .Adell Read, Fort Smith,
Ark, Ada Caldwell, Canpbel!sville,
are visiting the Misses Lowe, this
city Miss Read and Miss Caldwell
are first cousins, the former being a
daughter of Mr. H. c. Read, a native
Of Columbia, the latter'S mother, Mrs.
Annie Caldwell, is a sister Of Mr..
Read, and was also born and reared
here.