The Adair County news., 1914-08-12
Personals.

Mr.. W. 7. Mcfarland VAS called To
Rowena last Saturday. Mrs. McFar.
land recently returned from a three
weeks visit at same place.
MIR. Magnus Jones and wife. nj SuJ-
Ivan, Ind, are visiting Mrs. Lizzie
GrisSOm.
Miss May Cowherd, of Camubells-
vile, is spending some time with
Misses Bette Lee and SalIie Ed But
Ter, near town.
Mrs. Marvin Young Is visiting rela-
tives in BurkssyilIe this week
Mr. J. P. Beard, wife and son have
returned from visit to Green county.
Mrs. Henry Hurt was quite sick
several days of last week.
Mr.. C. W. Alexander, Jr.. of Burkes-
vile, reached here Sunday afternoon.
Monday he returned with Miss Allen,
who visited the Misses Lowe.
Miss Ray Rogers and Miss Louise
Cotfey, compositors in the ENQUIRE
office, Campbellsville, are spending a
few days at the home of Mr. W.R.
Myers, Mrs. Myers being an aunt Of
the former
Miss Lillian Denver, Lexington,
Tenn, and Miss Irba Houston, Par
sons, Tenn arrived Monday after
noon. to spend week or two with
Mrs III. V. Denver, at the home. OF
Mrs. NJ. E. Marcum.
Mrs. ]. w. Masters and daughter,
Marie, of Drummond, Oklahoma. ara
visiting her sister, Mrs. ]. A. Enslish,
this place.
Master Rollin Elglish is suffering
with rising in his head.
Miss Coda English, who has been
visiting in Western Kentucky for sew
eral weeks, is expected home this
week.
Mr.. Edgar Reed and Mr.. Ralph
Hurt were at the Griffin Springs a
few evenings since.
Miss S R. Marcum left Monday
morning for st. Louis, where she will
meet party of teachers from Win
throp College, S. c., the objective
points being in Southern California.
About the second week in September
she expects to arrive at her school.
Rock Hill, s. G.
Mrs w. L. Smith and baby. of
Louisville. arrived last SATURDAY. IN
visit relatives in this county
Mr.. and Mrs. Frazer Smith and Int
tie son, Robert, of GAINESVILLE, Texas.
are visiting relatives in the Cane Val
ley country. Mrs. Smith was in the
News office last Monday, accompanied
by Mrs. w c. Smith
Mr.. Doc Walker and sister. Miss
Mildred are attending the BurkesvilIe
Fair.
Mrs. L. G. Hindman, who was dan
gerously i'll for several weeks. has 50
far Recovered as TO be able to come to
Columbia. Her many friends will be
glad to learn that she is on her way to
permanent recovery.
Mrs. Flora Frazier and Mrs. J.F.
Cabell are spending this week with
Mrs. w. B. Patteson.
Mr.. John ]. Banks, of Cane Valley.
is lying dangerously i'll, victim of
dropsy.
Miss Cary Feese, who spent two
months visiting in Louisville, re-
turned home Saturday night She was
accompanied BY Ray, little son OF Mr..
and Mrs f. R. Feese. who viii spend
several weeks visiting here
The Misses Richardson, who visited
their sister, Mrs. Tim B. Cravens. re-
turned to their home, TompkinsvilIe,
last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Cravens ac-
companied them.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Phillips.
Misses Burton Phillips, Dorothy
Spaulding, Elizabeth Dant, all of Leb-
anon, visited Columbia last Saturday
forenoon
Mr.. FL. V. Denver, who spent two
months in Columbia, left for his home,
Lexington, Tenn, last week. Mrs.
Denver remains here and viii not re-
turn to Tennessee until about the first
Of September
DR.. B. T. and DR.. James TAYLOR.
East Fork, were here Saturday.
Mr.. John A. Harris returned from
Bowling Green last Friday.
Mr.. c. NJ. Barnett and Mr.. 10 NJ.
Rosenield arrived from Mt. Vernon.
H., last Friday and will be here sew
,ral weeks.
Mrs A. d. PatteSon and her daugh-
er, Miss Mary d., and little son have
eturned from Paris, KY.
Mr., Newton Wilcoyson, father of
drs. W. R. Myers, is visiting in Co