The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-07-22
Personals.

Misses Lovey and May Richardson,
TompkinsyiIle, are spending few
weeks with their sister, Mrs. Tim B.
CravenS.
Mrs W. f.. Hancock arrived from
Louisville a few days ago, and will
visit here several weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. o. S. Dunbar, and son,
Sidney. and daughter, Mary, are visit
ing at the home of Mr.. W. l. Ingram.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. A. Young, Mr.. ].
W. Young and wife and Mrs V. Sui
Ivan and daughter, Cecil, visited J.
NJ. Turner's family on CrocuS, last
Sunday.
MI. John Ballou, Rowena, was
here NJ onday.
Mr.. Will Hill, Gradyville, was here
the first of the week.
Mr.. c. B. Diddle was in Columbia
Saturday.
Misses Jennye and Alma McFar-
land returned from Rowena Monday.
Mr.. w. E. Faulkenburg, of James
town, well-known travelling sales
mali, was here few days ago.
Mr. w. G. Cieland, Lebanon, made
his regular trip to Columbia few
days ago
DR.. r. A. Jones and wife, who spent
two weeks at their country home, two
miles from Columbia, returned to their
Cincinnati residence last Tuesday.
Ed. J. f. Stafford, pastor of the
Christian Church, Campbellsville, Wis
tied in Columbia one day last week.
Mr.. N. NJ. Tut made business trip
to Greensburg last week.
Mr.. J. B. Phillips, of Lebanon, and
Mr.. Il. L. Smith, Cane Valley, left
here Monday morning on fishing trip
to the river.
| Misses Minnie and Mary Triplett
went to Griffin Springs last Wednes-
day with view of sojourning several
days.
Mrs. G. NJ. Barnett arrived from
Mt. Vernon, H., last Tuesday and
will remain through the summer
Mr. Barnett will come later
Mr.. w. Z Morgan. of Amandaville,
was here last Wednesday and reported
that his section had been blessed with
good rains and that corn was in very
prosperous condition.
Mr.. Velmer Antioch Sulph III
Springs, Texas, reached Columbia last
"Wednesday, ZEN route to RussellSprings
IN visit his parents.
Misses Cora, Kate and Ida HogarC
| and Master 10 Hogard left Thursday
morning for few days visit to Greens
burg and Whitewood.
} Mr. J. E. Snow and Nr. Gyms Dun
bar, of Russell Springs, are sojournine
at Martinsville, Ind They are botf
afflicted with rheumatism.
Mrs. Addie Taylor, of Lexington, i:
spending few weeks with her sons
, Messrs. L. o. and A o. Taylor, thi!
!, city.
: Miss Roxy Faulkenburg, of James
D town, was reported dangerously il
4 last Thursday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Perkins, who live:
two miles this side of jamestown, i:
reported dangerously i'll.
Mr. Garnett Graves, of Campbels
!, vile, was here last Thursday.
4 Mr.. w M. Jackson, CampbelisvilIe
{ was in Columbia few days ago.
Prof. Ivan McDougle, of Richmond
, was visiting in Columbia, several day
of last week.
: Mr. L L., Carey, of Waterview, was
: here a few days ago.
Mr.. Herbert Smith, who is employe C
in Eastern Kentucky, is at home on
visit.
Rev. T. Hadley, our Rowe's y
Roads correspondent, vas in Colum
bia last Friday and called at this of
flee.
Mrs. II. V. Denver, who took 4;
summer course at Bowling Greer
school, returned to Columbia Friday
afternoon
Miss Lilly Hunter, representing the
school for Women, Danville, was here
with the Misses Lowe, several days OF
last week.
Mr.. Geo f. Wilson and wife and
itheir little son, Davis, spent week
:, with relatives in the Pickett Chapel
neighborhood.- Wilson has been
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