The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-08-02
Personals.

Miss Alva Knight, Jamestown, Wis
tied Mrs. ]. A. Hill last week
Mrs T. F. Collins, who visited in
Allen, Texas, and Elida, New Mexico,
returned home the first of last week.
Mr.. W. A. Stokes and wife and
Lawrence Stokes, of Horse Shoe Bot
tom, were here few days ago, en-
route home from Louisville.
Mr.. G. R Reed spent last week in
Russell county
Former Attorney Gen. James Gar
nett, and Mrs. Garnett, their daught-
er, Miss Frances, and son, Master
James, who are out from Louisville,
sojourning at Griffin Springs, spent
last Wednesday afternoon and Thurs
day forenoon at the home of Judge W.
W. Jones.
Dr.. Ulysses Montgomery and his
daughter, Mrs Artillia Durrett, aud
her little soa, James, of Louisville,
visited at the home of DR. MontgOm.
ery's brother, Mr.. ]. F. Montgomery,
last week.
Mr.. Cosby McBeath, of Monticello,
came over last week. The first of
this week he started with his wife and
two children home, via Danville, stop
ping few days with Mr. McBeath' 5
father, who lives in Boyle county.
They were accompanied by Mrs Ce-
Gil Ramsey.
Mr.. j. A. Williams left for Pontiac,
ILL.,, last Wednesday. He left with a
view of locating, and if he does his
family will follow.
Mr.. H. T Baker made trip of sew
eral days stay at Louisville last week.
Mr.. Geo G. Cundiff, of Louisville,
representing the Home Insurance
Company. made business trip to Co.
lumbia last week.
Mr.. Charles Walls, of Lebanon,
. mingled with his Columbia friends a
few days of last week.
> Mr.. Boyce H. Skaggs, of Greens
; burg, who is the county attorney Of
Green county, made professional
visit to this place last Wednesday.
Miss Sue King is still in sanitari
um at Louisville, but the doctor
thinks she will be able to be here al
D the beginning of the September term
of the public school
1 Mr.. D. e. Hatcher, Jr., Glasgow
: was here last Thursday.
Mr.. Lucien Moore is a victim O
rheumatism and is on crutches
). Mr.. Lee Kahn, of Cincinnati, wa.
here last Thursday.
Mrs. W. E. Bradshaw and her littl,
!, son, Edward, will leave for their home
T In Louisville next Thursday.
: Mr.. C. T, Smith, Font Hill, wa
9 here during the institute.
u Mr.. ]. H. Lewis, Burnside, spen
q several days of last week here
n Mr. Richard Dillon, Breeding me
many of his young friends here durin
a the institute.
IS Mrs, P. n. Conover, Mt. Vernon
If Ky, is visiting her parents, Mr.. an,
Mrs. G. B. Smith. ..-
j. Lisle Baker, son of Mr.. and Mrs. W
), L Baker, Monticello, is visiting a
the home of his grandfather, Judg
= n c Baker.
l. Miss Dora Eubank, this place, ant
10 Miss Mary Williams, of Montpelier
IS left Saturday morning for Falmouth
p. KY, where they will teach fer tn
le next seven months They are bot
( efficient and excellent young ladies
and as teachers they are making
record .... . :.' SIZE
= Mrs. Maggie ,RubertS, Mrs r. f
. Rowe and Mrs W. Z. Russell, all sis
= tiers, went to Louisville last weel
- the former to consult a specialist. Dr
- W. ]. Flowers accompanied them.
) Mr.. il F. Cabell, Miami, was her
I Friday.
Miss Elizabeth Hudson, of Mil
). town, spent several days in Columbj
- last week.
IT Miss Irene Squires, of Campbell.
9 vile, is visiting Misses Mary and OK
riPne Breeding.
Mrs. Herbert Smith, who visite
le here and at Gradyville for severs
he weeks, left for home, Van Lear, KY