The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1915-09-15

Mr. w. n. Dlddle, OF AoalrVllle,
visited here the first of the week.
Mr.. c. S. Harris is spending two
days in Louisville.
Miss Winnie D Dohoney has &C
cepted position with millinery firm
auAlbertsville, Ala and left for that
place Sept, 8
Mr.. V. Sullivan, wife and little
daughter, went to the State Fair
Monday.
Mr. R X. Young and wife are.visit-
ing in Burkesville.
Mr.. ". T Mcfarland, who has been
suffering with hay fever since his re-
turn from California, is improving
MIR f L. wilson, wife and children
and Mr. H. c. Lucas, Russell Springs,
were here Monday en- route for the
State Fair.
Mr.. Alva Order, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
F. Eastman, Esto, are attending the
State Fair this week.
; Mr.. B. G. Order, of jamestown,
was in Columbia last Monday
Mr.. Luther Potts and his son, Paul,
of Cumberland county, we're here here
the first of the week, en- route to the
State Fair.
O. G. Chapman, r. L. Chapman, H.
B. Chapman, W. o. Chapman, of We
tumka, Oklahoma, we're at the Han
cock Hotel Monday morning, enroute
to their former home, Russell county.
Mr.. c. E. Mcclellan, of Nashville,
was in Columbia several days of last
week.
Mr.. o. c. Kimbler, Esto, W. o. 10y,
Olga, and John Oldham, of Russell
county, were here Monday, enroute
for the big show.
DR.. Jas. Turk, of Clinton, Mo-, a
native of Adair county, has about re-
covered from a serious operation per-
formed six weeks ago.
Mrs. j. H. Pelley is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. B. F. Mays, of near Huston
vile, this week.
Judge Rollin Hurt will leave for
Frankfort the latter part of this week
The Fall Term of the Court of APP
perls will open on the 10th, inst.
Mr.. Ralph Hurt left for Georgetown
College this morning.
Mrs. Lou W. Atkins, who has been
in the South two months, returned
home last Sunday night.
Mr.. Elmo Strange left for Lebanon
Monday, and will probably accept a
positi IN in the Enterprise Office.
Mr. and Mrs. R. f. PAUL, Mr.. Fred
Hill and Miss Alice Walker are in
Louisville this week.
Mr.. and Mrs II. V. Denver left the
latter part of last week for their home
Lexington, Tenn. They were with
Mrs: PAUL in Louisville, until Sunday
night.
Mr.. PAUL Hughes left for Center
College, Danville, Saturday. He grad
yates at the end of this term. He
was accompanied by Mr.. Edgar Did.
die who enters the Freshman class.
Miss Susan Miller left Friday for
Shelbyville, to attend the institute.
She will teach in the Graded School
at Finchville, few miles from Shell
byville, KY.
Mrs. Lena PAUL, who was operated
upon for appendicitis, in St. Joseph
infrmary, Louisville, continues to
improve, and will probably be able to
reach home in two weeks.
Mrs Ada Schooling, who spent three
months with her sisters, Mrs. Marga-
ret Tucker and Mrs. Kinnie Murrell,
left for her home, Salt Lake City,
Utah, Thursday morning Her visit
was exceedingly pleasant to her old
home 1t had been eleven years since
she left, but she promises not to let
so many years intervene before anoth-
er visit.
Mr.. W. G. Smith, of Cane Valley,
underwent an operation in st. Joseph
Infrmary, Louisville, last week. He
had several troubles, but the oper-
alton was success. He will return
home as soon as prudence will admit.
Mr.. Penick Smith has received word
that his sister, Mrs. Agness Stearns,