The Adair County news., 1915-09-22

tiyes in Springfield.
Mr.. ]. B. Watson of Campbellsville,
visited Columbia last Thursday.
Mr.. w A. Russell, of Campbells-
Vile, was at the Hancock Hotel Thurs
day.
Miss Mary Grissom left for Tenn.
where she is engaged teaching music,
last Thursday morning.
Rev. R. E. Stevenson and wife, of
Oklahoma, who visited relatives in
Adair county two or three weeks, left
on their homeward journey last Thurs
day.
DR. E. A. Dunbar, jamestown, was
here Saturday, enronte home. from
the Fair. s,-s4. r,-s 81 ~
Mr.. W. E. McCandless was in at
tendance at the big Fair. 2e Is g
Mrs C. G. Jeffries returned few
days ago from weeks visit at Knit
ley.
Mr.. Bassett Hurt ana family re-
turned from the Fair Saturday.
Mr.. }. A. English was in Louisville
last week.
Misses Virginia Conover, Flora
Hutchinson, Mona Conover, Mrs. W.
R Dohoney, and Mrs. Hudson Gonover
spent last week in Louisville.
MeSsrs. B. L Simpson and Walter
Collins, of Burkesville, we're here at
the beginning of court.
Miss Julia Eubank. who spent three
weeks in the millinery markets, reach.
ed home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. D. C. Hopper, a prominent lum'
Der dealer. of Font Hill, was here the
first of the week.
Mr.. J. 1. Hendrickson, good friend
to The News, was here the first OF
the week. ,...-.s.J s.>, .,..-.
Z Mrs Clarence Arnett, of Louisville
is visiting relatives in Columbia and
in the county. -rr So. Z 49,
Mr.. G. M. Givens, of Hustonville
and his daughter, Mrs. VIM. Powell
of Bradfordsville, are visiting the
families of A. Hum and j. B. Coffey.
Mr.. W. Short and wife, Cumber
land county, are visiting the family o.
Mr. u u Mnlliniv
Mrs. B f. Chewing, who has beer
quite sick is better.
Mr.. W. R. Todd, of Stanford, is Wis
iting his home people.
Mr.. j. G. Poppelwell, Russell
Springs, and Mr.. Horace Smith, Fon
Hill, were here Friday, en- route Il
their homes, from Louisville.
! Mr.. John Mcfarland and Mr.. Lu
Their Mcfarland, Rowena, were in Co
lumbia Friday, returning from Louis
vile.
DR.. H. B. Simpson was here tn
first of the week.
Judge n H. Moss, w. L. Grady G
H. Yates, and W. NJ. Wilmore, Grady
Wills, were here the first day of court
]. T. Mercer, J. R Tut, Jr,, J. W
Townsend, G. A, Cheatham, Mill
town; j. f. Cabell, Miami; Clay Sui
livan and c. G. Bates, Jamestown
were seen upon the square Monday.
Mr.. Forest Bradshaw, Burnside
was here the first of the week.
Messrs W. E. Morgan and John D
Sharp were here at the opening o
court.
Mrs. w. R Walker and her littl
son Ruel, who visited at the home Q
Mrs. Walkers father, Judge H. G. Ba
ker, left on their return to Cleburr
Texas, Wednesday morning.
Mr.. W. H Ellis a native of AdaiI
who left the county forty-five year
ago, locating in Colorado, is here on
visit. He was accompanied by hi
daughter, Mrs. Jesse Chambers. MI
Ellis is brother of Mr.. Marcus Ellis
| Miss Lula Dersche, of Cincinnati
who is the trimmer for Stults & Co.
arrived in due time and is now bus
in the parlors of the above named firm
Mr. and Mrs. Finis Rosenbaur
we're at Marrowbone a few days age
to see Mrs. Eli Strange, who has bee
very sick, but who is better at present
Mr.. 10 Russell and family left fc
their new home, Lebanon, last Friday
The good qualities of this excellen
family were mentioned by The New
two weeks ago.