The Adair County news., 1914-07-01
Personals.
Mr.. HI. G. Walker returned to his
home in 'Bradfordsville Monday.

Mr.. G. F. Jones, jamestown, was
here Monday, en- route to Louisville.
Mr.. j. E. Patteson and his three
little daughters, Margaret, Helen and
Lucille, spent Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Williams, Mont
pelier.
Drs. B. f. and James Taylor, of
East Fork, were here Monday.
Mr.. d.. E. Hatcher and his son, 10,
OF Glasgow, were here Sunday.
Mr.. Reed Shelton, who has been
teaching at Mitchell, South Dakota,
is at home for the summer.
Mr.. Howell Tatum, of Louisville,
representing the Union Central Life
Insurance Company, was here a few
days Of last week
Mr.. 10 Miller, Crocus, visited rel
atives in Columbia day or two of
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Ward Denton ar
rived here from Somerset, Wednesday
night. From here they went to Bree-
ding. In few days they will remove
to Picnic, this county.
Mrs. Mary Lee Frazer, of Middlesbo-
70, lady who has many friends in
this, her old home town, arrived Sat-
urday afternoon for few weeks visit.
She stopped withiMrs. ]. o. Russell.
Mrs. Robert Gowdy, of Campbells-
vile, spent last Wednesday night with
her sister, Mrs. w. T. Ottley, leaving
for her home Thursday morning.
Miss Virginia Tupman, who con-
Quoted millinery establishment at
Carthage, Tenn, last season, reached
home few days ago. In the fall she
will go to Nashville, having accepted
position in that city.
Mr.. j. e. Snow, OF Russell Springs
no better citizen in Russell county,
was here, on business few days ago.
Mr.. Ed N. Caldwell, District agent
of the Northwestern Life Insurance
Company, was here a day or two of
last week.
Mr.. w. z. Nunnaliy, Horse Cave,
rVDnaa bin ieit Hol -
last eek
Mr.. W. H Gill, of the firm of Wag-
gener & Gill, was in Louisville last
week, purchasing foods and selling to-
bacco. He reports that the price of
tobacco is advancing.
Mrs. Lou f. Miller, who fell and
hurt one of her limbs, two weeks ago,
is improving, but she is not yet able
to move about with ease,
Messrs. Milt Malone and James A.
Barclay, Campbellsville, were here
several days of last week.
Mrs. Sallie Butler is on a thirty
day visit to her glrl-hood home in
Green county.
Fred and Alice Jackman and a
younger sister. who are being educated
at the Masonic Home, arrived last
week, to spend the summer with their
mother.
Mrs. III. V. Denver left Tuesday
morning for Bowling Green, where
she will spend four weeks in a Sum-
mer school.
Mr.. Presley Clark, OF Bowling Green,
brother of Mrs. @. NJ. Russell and Miss
Nettie Clark, is visiting in this place.
He was accompanied to Columbia by
Mrs. J. L Green, of same city, who is
an aunt, and who also is visiting the
Russell family.
Mr. f. L. Dant, who is connected
with the Farmers National Bank,
Lebanon, and Mr.. T. M. Turner, of
Campbellsville, were here last Friday.
Mr.. S. l.. Coffey, who teaches in the
South during the winter, reached his
home, on Casey Creek, this county,
last week, for the summer.
Mr.. Robert Bault, who lives on
Green river, was lying dangerously i'll
last Friday.
Mr. H. c. Walker, of Bradfords-
vile, who visited here last week, and
his sister, Mrs Emily Burton, spent
last Friday and Saturday at Grady
vile, Mr.. Walkers old home
DR.. Ed Sallee expects to leave for
Louisville tomorrow, to consult a |
specialist.
Mrs. j +. Cabell and little daught- !
Ter, of Miami, are spending few days
With Mrs. w. B. Patteson.
Miss Coda English left. this MORN
ny for Bowling Green and several
points in Western Kentucky.
Rev. r. w. Browder, of Russellyille,
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