The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-07-12
Personals.

Miss Mary Edwards of Louisville,
who has been visiting the Misses Mil |
Ter, has gone to Campbellsville for a
visit to friends and relatives, before
returning to her home
Mr.. J. B. Coffey writes the News
that he will return home the 18th
inst. 10y t3t . ~,stis..
Mr.. w. A. Coffey was in the Russell J
circuit court afew days of last week. /
Mr.. ]. @. Alexander called to Sc
our merchants last week.
DR.. B. f. Taylor, who has been on
business trip TO East Fork for two
weeks, has returned home.
Mr.. W. E. Morgan and Mr.. John D,
Sharp and son. AmandaVille, were
here last week.
Mr. w H. Flowers, who is in del
icate health, left for Sulphur Well,
Metcalfe county, last Wednesday.
His brother, DR.. W. ]. Flowers, &C
companied him, the latter only to re-
main few days.
Rev. John Lloyd, of Big Renox,
Cumberland county, was in Columbia
recently. rsg s
MeSsrs. Dick Lawhorn and Gyle
Cannon, of Burkesville, were here a
few days ago. -
Mr.. W. B. Southall, Louisville, was
in Columbia last Wednesday.
Judge c. Carter passed through
Columbia last Thursday morning, en-
route to his home. Tompkinsville,
from the Russell circuit court.
Mr.. n. B. Faulkenburg, of James
town, was here day or two the latter
part of last week.
Miss Cary Rosenfeld and Miss Susan
Miller have returned from Monticello.
Mr.. John L. Coleman. Mt. Sterling,
was here few days since.
Mr.. r. L. Thomas Burkesville, was
in Columbia Thursday of last week.
Miss Rhea Wilker son, of Campbells-
vile, visited the Misses Faulkner last
Thursday.
Miss Vallie Strange, of Texas, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. H. W. Depp,
and brothers, MessrS. J. G. and Elmo
Strange.
Mr.. and Mrs w. L. Baker, their
three daughters, Dorothy, Louise and
Virginia, of Monticello, are visiting
at the home of Judge H. G. Baker, ia
ther of w. L. Baker.
Mr.. c. G. Baker, who has the mail
contract between Columbia and
Burkesville, was here. from the latter
place last Thursday.
Mr.. Geo. r. Miller, wholesale candy
manufacturer, called to see our gro
cerymen last week.
Miss Rose Hyde and Mrs. Sam
Breeding visited Jamestown last
week.
Mr.. Glenn Burton who lives neal
Garlin, is victim of blood poison
He got one of his hands scratched, anC
poison developed, producing much
suffering. he is better at this writ
ing.
Miss Rose Hyde, of this place, WHIT
is an excellent Christian lady and ;
teacher of experience, has been EN-
ployed to teach in the public school o
jamestown. The school will com
mence in about three weeks.
Miss Mary E. Wilson, of Pelahatch
ia, Miss, who will come to Columbii
highly recommended as music ant
expression teacher, has been employ
ed by the Lindsey Wilson for the com
ing school year.
Judge t. A. Murrell, of Lebanon
who is the State agent for the Fidel
ity Life Insurance Company, witt
headquarters at Louisville, was in ca
lumbia few days ago.
Miss Susan Miller left Saturday t
visit Mrs. l. G. Ramsey, Monticello
KY. Before returning home she Wi
visit in Danville, Lebanon and Camp
bellsville.
Mrs. e. P. Harris left Monda
morning for her home at Catlettsbure
She was accompanied by her niece
Miss Miss Mabel Hindman, who wi
visit several other places before sh
returns.
Mrs W. f. Cartwright, who visite
her sister,, Mrs. Matte Long, Loui.