The Adair County news., 1915-09-22
Personals.

Mr.. Ernest Flowers went to the
State Fair Friday.
Mr.. Albin Murray is in Louisville
this week purchasing his fall stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Lloyd, James.
town, MeSSrs. S. A. Antle and W. III.
Irwin, and Miss Geneva Stevens, of
Russell Springs, were here Friday,
returning to their homes, from the
State Fair.
Mr.. W. L. Mcdonald, DR.. J. A
Sloan, wife and two sons, of Albany.
were here Friday, en- route home from
Louisville. .
Mr.. C. c. Bates and wife, and Miss
Bessie Dunbar, jamestown, visited
Louisville last week.
Judge T. A. Murrell, of Lebanon,
was here several days of last week.
Mr.. ]. R. Tut, Jr., of Midtown,
took in the big Fair.
Mrs. John N. Conover went down
to the State Fair. -
MeSsrs. S. d. and J. B. Barbee were
among the Adair county delegation
who attended the State Fair.
Mr.. J. E Rial was in Louisville
last week.
Mr.. VIM. Hammonds. of Fairplay,
was at the big show.
Mr.. G.. W. Dillon, Breeding, was
here Friday. - ...-.p.ee
Mr.. ]. f. King, Creelsboro, was in
Columbia the latter part of last week.
Hon M: o. Scott, Edmonton, was
in Columbia few days ago on legal
business. ''-> 70 ''.t--' 80 ''-'
Mr.. B. ]. Kimbler, Russell Springs,
was here few days ago. s. eal<e~-
Mr.. A. E. Watt, Bowling Green,
was at the Hancock Hotel Thursday.
Mr.. Joe Prescott, Campbellsville,
was here day or two of last week.
Mr.. W. H. Stanton, Roy, this coun.
ty, was in Louisville last week.
Mrs. c. f. Mantz. Campbellsville,
visited the family of Mr.. r. E Tandy
last week.
Mr.. A. S. Chewing put in day or
two at the State Fair.
Miss Lille Judd, who teaches at
Alexandria, KY, left for that point
last Friday.
Rev. S. P. Stapp, who is in the
theological Seminary, Louisville, was
at home last week. @
Mr.. Sam Lewis visited his daugh,
tiers in Elizabethtown last week, and
also made a business trip to Louis
vile s .s- s=a.- ait
Mrs. Lena PAUL, who is in st. Joseph
Infrmary, continues to improve and
will likely be at home in a very shor
time. s,e
Rev. ]. S. Chandler attended the
funeral of DIR. Gross Alexander which
took place at Louisville last Wednes
day.
Mr.. W. a. Breeding, who left Har
rodsfork, this county, twenty-three
years ago for Memphis, Texas, is here
on visit.
DR.. l. B. Simpson and Mr.. S. NJ
Young, Burkesville, were at the Han
cock Hotel Wednesday night, Ell
route for the State Fair.
Mr.. Farris Snow and sister, Mis-:
Willie Snow, and. Mr.. Guy Snow and
Mr.. Q. Snow, Mr.. Jas. Smith, Of
BurkesVille, passed through here, er
route for Burkesville.
R. c. Borders, CampbellsVille; A
n. Freeman, Nashville, Tenn; GU
Snow, Burkesville; Farris Snow
BurkesvilIe, w. B. Written, Chicago
H., were at the Staples House few
days ago.
Mr.. John Young, of Bowling Green
brother of Mrs. A. G. Todd and al
uncle of r. K. and L. NJ. Young, Wis
tied in Columbia last week.
Mr.. c. A. Hammonds. Of Russell
Springs, Mr.. L. E. Hammonds anc
Miss L d Hammonds were here Mon
day, the two latter en- route for Bow
ling Green.
Mr.. Oliver Marcum, who is broth
er of the late M. H. Marcum, yisitet
Mrs. M. E. Marcum last week. HI
was on his return from his nativ,
county, Russell, to his home in Stan
berry, Mo. En- route home he tool
in the State Fair.
Mr.. o. C. Collins, Mr.. Geo, FL. Nell
DR.. Jas Triplett, Miss Mary Triplett