The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-08-05
Personals.

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Allen, Chattanooga, Tenn, are visit
ing at the home of Mr.. Walter Elrod.
Misses Annabelle Hawkins, Louis
vile, Julia Allen, Danville, will visit
Misses Mary Lucy and Leonora Lowe
this week.
Mr.. R. Mont Feese, wife and two
children, Somerset, arrived in Co.
lumbia last Monday afternoon, to
spend several weeks.
Mrs. L. J. Rosenfeld, of Louisville,
is guest of Mrs. 10 ROsenfeld and
FIRMLY.
Mr.. Arthur Rhorer, of Middlesboro,
accompanied Gov. J. C. w. Beckham
TO Columbia, and was with his friends
here during the day last Tuesday.
Mrs. R. B. Cowherd and children,
Campbellsville, are visiting her sister,
Mrs. Ed Butler, near town.
Prof. r. T. Hinton, a member of
the faculty, Georgetown College, was
here last week in the interest of the
institution.
Mr.. A. c. Hill, Glasgow, was here
last Wednesday.
Mr.. ]. W. SALESMAN, New Hope,
made a business trip to this place last
week.
Mr.. q. B. Young, Burkesyille. came
up to the speaking.
MI. Reed Caldwell, Burdick, was
here with delegation last Tuesday.
Messrs. S. E. Kerr, W. L. Meader,
E G. and Leslie Graves, Campbells-
vile, were here at the Beckham
speaking
Messrs. J. n. Meadows, Rev. d. t.
Tarter and Luther Scholl were among
the Russell county delegation.
Mr.. W. w. Owens, Longstreet, had
a front seat, and from the way he
smiled every body knew that ne wa:
we'll pleased.
Mr.. Robert Ingram, j. L. Hale, anC
NJ. H. Bernard were here from Rus
sell Springs.
Sheriff S. H. Mitchell, County ClerE
: Walker Bryant and Attorney L. C
: Winfrey met Gov. Beckham with ar
auto at CampbelIsvilIe, and Attorney
Gordon Montgomery, Editor Harri:
and Chairman Titus Mercer accompa
MED him as far as Lebanon on his re
turn.
Mr. J. d Allen, of Burkesyille, Wis
tied in Columbia few days of last
? week.
Mr.. S. N. Hancock left for his home
Elida, New Mexico, last THURSDAY
!, morning. His brother, Geo. W. Han
cock accompanied him, to be absent
several months.
, Miss Mary Chandler, one of Colum
: bias best young Ladies, who has beer
? on an extended visit to Horse Cave
, Hopkinsville and other points il
, Western Kentucky, returned home {
few days ago.
Prof. r. r Moss, who was il
1 Clinton and adjoining counties las
week, reports that he met with fin,
encouragement, and that number o
1 pupils will be in the Lindsey Wilson
as a result OF the trip.
Mr.. John @. Alexander called to Sc,
. his mercantile, friends last week.
i Miss C9rdelia Spaulding, of Leb
1 anon, visIt ted Mrs. G. NJ. Russell las
2 week.
t Misses Vsnia and Verta Mooreman
n of ChicagoiIll., cousins of Mrs. Will
S Hines ar1jvisiting in Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Harris, Catletts
burg, who spent week with Mrs
Harris father, Mr.. W. A. HiEdman
were entertained at the home of Mrs
e Mary Caldwell, this city, last Thurs
D., day. On Friday morning they lef
/ for their home, accompanied by Mis-
, Mollie Caldwell, who will be thei
v guest for the next five or six weeks.
: Mr.. G. E. Mcclellan, of Burkesville
was here last Thursday.
> Miss Mary Miller has returned from
, the Bowling Green State Normal.
Mr.. T. J. LawhOrn, Secretary o.
the Burkesville Fair, was here a few
days of last week.
Mr.. Ralph Hurt, who has been tax
ing music at Harrogate, Tenn, re
turned home last Wednesday night
Miss Cary Rosenfield, who attended
the same conservatory, returned
Thursday afternoon.
/ Miss Rosa Hyde, who has been il
Bowling Green, Jeffersonvill, Ind, anC
3 Louisville for several weeks, returned
home last Thursday.