The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-10-28

AAAo' As' LIZ SOLONCI IldS DSSu TLDI
cally i'll for the past week.
Mr.. Lindney Snow was here from
Russell Springs the first of the week.
Mr.. E. N. Caldwell, welLknown in
man, was here Sunday, en-
route for Russell Springs.
Mr.. G. T. Rogers, Greensburg, was
here last SATURDAY..
Mr.. r. II. Helm, Of Marion county,
is visiting relatives in Columbia.
Mrs. D. c. Palmer, sister of Mrs. W.
A. Coffey, who visited here three
weeks, left for her home, Ashley, Ill.
Monday morning
Mr., and Mrs. L. W. Gee, of Glasgow,
spent last Sunday and Monday in Co.
lumbia.
Mr.. Tom Stephenson, Rowena, was
here last Sunday.
Mr.. D. f. and Mr.. L. E. Hatcher,
Glasgow, called to see the Columbia
merchants last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan Miller and Mr..
Miller's mother, Mrs. Sarah A. Miller,
returned from Buffalo, n. Y, last
Thursday afternoon
Mr.. Mat Lancaster, Of Louisville,
was here few days ago.
Mr.. W. A. Miller, Dent, KY, was
here few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 0. Russell returned
from the Cincinnati market Saturday
afternoon. They arranged for Christ
mas supplies on this trip.
Mr.. Guy Nell and Miss Mabel At
kinS; Mr.. Ernest Harris and Miss
Creel Nell visited Sand Lick Spring
last Wednesday.
Mr.. Fred Hill was in Louisville last
week, purchasing Christmas supplies.
Mr.. W. L. Brockman was in Louis
vile last week, attending the Masonic
Grand Lodge, and representing Glens-
fork lodge.
Mr.. Horace Jeffries represented Co
lumbia Lodge, No. 90 f. & A. NJ, in
the Grand Lodge, last week. Mr.. S.
c. Neat was the delegate to the
Grand Chapter from Columbia Chap
ter, No Z.
Mr.. Il. A Taylor, of Lexington, who
has been attending a watch makers
school in Illinois for nine months, is
here on visit.
Mr.. Charles ]. Hubbard, of Louis
vile, representing the Union Central
Life Insurance Company, was in Co
lumbia a few days of last week.
Ed. Z. 7. Williams preached for
the Church at Bradfordsrille last Sun
day.
MeSsrs. GaERett 'Pelston and Roy
Coomer, of BurkeSyille, were visiting
Trabue Shearer Jr. from Friday until
Monday.
Mrs. w. r. Todd, whose visit TO
Columbia was very much enjoyed,
left for her home in Stanford, last
week.
Mr.. J. F. PatteSon has returned
from the Louisville market
! Mr.. Luther Williams, Montpelier,
was on the Louisville market last
week.
! Mr.. Hugh Noe is here from Camg-
beilSyille.
Messrs. B. F. Chewing, H. F. Dur
ham and Perry Hutchinson were in
Louisville, last week, the two latter
attending the Southern Poultry AS
ISOLATION.
Mr.. Charles f. COwherd and niece,
Miss May, of Campbellsville, and Mr..
Coakly Cowherd, OF the L. ". T. S.,
spent the week end with the family of
Ed Butler, near town.
Rev. Earl Hamilton, pastor of the
Presbyterian Church, Marrowbone,
was here Thursday, Ell route to Pres
bytery which convened at Caldwell
church, Boyle county.
Judge II G. Baker left Saturday
morning for Presbgtery which opened
in the afternoon at Caldwell church,
| Boyle county. The Synod viii meet
in Danville this week and Judge Ba-
ker will be in attendance.
Judge w. W. Jones and Hon. J. E.
Montgomery left Friday for James,
town. the latter to put on a sale Of
property which was owned by the late
SINCE Dockery, the latter to look af-
ter his business in the Russell circuit
court.
Ed. J. Q. Montgomery, of Liberty,
was here few days of last week at
tending the meeting, which has been
IN progress week, conducted by Ed.
z. T. Williams, who is assisted by Ed,
W. G.. Montgomery.
Dr. John D. Combest, Russell
Springs. was here Sunday en- route
home from Louisville. He conveyed
Mrs. VIM. Irvine to the city who I'M