The Adair County news., 1914-04-29
Personals.

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Mr. r-ilf Ysafess las been on the
sick list for ren7iays. 3
Mrs j. z. Pickett WIS quite sick
several days OF Is.S' week.
!, Mr.. J. T. Gowdr. Comprehensive.
was here iasr We Tuesday.
DIR L = Nell ande~ife. Gradyvi!Ie,
spent Saturday il. Columbia.
Mrs T. B. Curry. OF Picnic, vi.
shopping i'm Columbia Monday.
Mr. o p. Willis. wlio WAS sich for
ten days, is now able to be OutsFe -
Miss Lille Judd, who taught at
Hazard, returned home last week :
Mr.. Geo. R. Miller. Louisville, spent
a. day or two or last week i'm Columbia
Messrs j. a. Russell and Hugh Noe
we're here from Campbellsville Friday
Mr. J. R. Tut, merchant at Mill
town, was in the Louisville market
last week.
Mr.. ". Il Lyon and Mr.. w III.
Gilpin, CampbellsVil'e, we're here
Thursday.
Mrs. Jo Williams, Montpelier. Wis
tied in Columbia the latter part of
last week.
Mr.. 6. c. Debb, a travelling sales
man of Monticello, was here the latter
part of last week.
Miss Cecil Conover visited in Co
lumbia last week.
Mr.. NJ. Cravens, Stamp Deputy,
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
family at home. ..
Mr. j. Q. Alexander and Mr. S. d,
Barbee were here from Campbellsyille
few days. ago,
Mrs. Tyler Parrott and her mother
in.law visited at the home of Mr.. R
z. Tandy last week. =
Mr.. X. p. Conover, former Jailer
of Adair county, spent a part OF last
week in Columbia. ..
Miss Dorothy Tandy is visiting her
sister at Campbellsville.
Judge T. A. Murrell was here from
Lebanon Saturday, accompanied by
his Little daughter, Marjorie.
County Attorney Gordon Montgom-
ery has been afflicted with rising on
his right hand for the past ten days
Miss Virgie Conover. daughter of
MI and Mrs Hudson Conover, was
dangerously i'll with pneumonia last
week.
Mr.. HerSchel GrisSom, who has been
living in Texas and points in the West
for a number of years, is in Columbia.
on visit.
Mrs. r. T. Parrott, of Campbells-
vile. and Mrs. Nellie Rice, of Shell
burne, Mass. visited the formers par
ents last week.
Messrs. W. H. Gill and T. E. Wag-
gener will leave today for the Louis
vile market. They will be accompa-
MED by Mr.LFrank Sinclair.
Rev. A. Written will leave this
week to attend Congress of United
Brethren, which conveueS at Dayton,
OHM He goes in the interest OF the
church here.
Hon. Robin Hurt left Saturday fol
the Hart county:circuit court, and viii
speak at Munfordville Monday, in the
interest of his race for Judge of the
Court of Appeals.
Senator ]. III. Durham, of Franklin
KY, who travels for a New Yorl
clothing house, was here one day lasl
week He1s polished gentleman,
man who has many friends
Mr.. J. B. Barbee and family, who
removed from Columbia to Louisville
three months ago, returned Tuesday
afternoon of last week, and are nov
comfortably situated in their home OF
Greensburg street. Mr.. Barbee say:
he likes louisville, but Columbia
horses, COWS and chickens and thu
boys he has known all his life, sui
him best.
Mr. NJ. L. White, a native of Adail
county, whose home is now in NORTH
Carolina, is visiting his many friend
In his old home town and county, ever
body being glad 10 meet and shake hi
hand. For the past nine months Mr.
White has been teaching in Carol
county, Mo. Melvin, as every bod
addresses him, is looking the pictur
of health, an evidence that Fathe
Time is dealing gently with him. W
do not know, but some how or other
we feel like Adair county, with til