The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-10-11

visiting Mrs ]. A Hill.
Mr. Doc Walker made flying trip
to Burkesville last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. W. Coy visited rel
atives in Louisville last week.
Mr.. H. K. Alexander called to see
our grocerymen last Thursday.
Mr.. W. E. McCandleSs made a bTk-
ness trip to Cincinnati last week.
Mr.. Brack Massie was at the Morri-
son Well, Taylor county, last week.
Mr.. L. L. Eubank, who is visiting at
Danville, is down with pneumonia.
Mr. ]. V. White had a backset last
week and was quite sick for several
days.
Mr.. J. f, Patteson was in Cincin-
natl last week, purchasing fall sup
plies.
A. E. Lett, a United States soldier,
was here last Thursday, drumming for
recruits
Mrs. W. NJ. Myers, of HuStonville,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. T. G.
Davidson.
Mrs A. G. Todd and son, Mr.. Young
Todd, visited in Cumberland county
last week.
Mr.. w A. Coffey was in Greensboro
and jamestown, on professional bus
mess, last week.
Mr.. D. E. Hatcher, Sr., and Mr.. D.
E Hatcher, Jr., Glasgow, spent SUM-
day in Columbia.
Miss Mollie Caldwell has been con-
fined to her room for several days
with deep cold.
Mr.. James Holiday, IT,, left for
Cincinnati Monday morning, where he
has accepted position.
Cecil, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. V. Sullivan, has been quite
sick for several days.
Mr.. ]. P. Beard carried his son,
John, to Louisville last week, to be
examined by a specialist.
Mrs. Afford Dohoney, of Lebanon,
visited the family of Mr. A. G. Todd
several days of last week,
MIR. John Lee Walker, wife and lit
tie son, John Ritchey, visited relatives
in Burkesville last week.
Mr.. V. o. Gilbert, State Superin-
tendent of schools, was at the Han
cock Hotel o few days ago.
Mrs. A. L. Nell, of Eddyville, is Wis.
iting her mother, Mrs. Sue Grissom,
and other relatives in Columbia.
Messrs. Clint and Wyatt Smith went
to Louisville last Wednesday and min
gled with the RingIing aggregation.
Miss Susan Miller, who has been Wis
) iting for several weeks in, Louisville,
Shelbyville and Lebanon, has re-
! turned lone.
Mr.. E. o. Hogan, clerk of the Tay.
lor cilcuit court, Campbellsville,
spent last Sunday night with Nj.
Fred Mclean,
4 Mr.. N. R. Waggener, of Spring.
field, KY, has been here for several
3 days, getting his property repaired in
order for sale.
/ Messrs. Josh, Murphy and Horace
: Johnston, Jimmy Namon, ]. t. Gro.
S dus, and Jimmy Borders, of Lebanon,
( spent last Sunday here
: Capt. Dan Schorer returned from
Louisville last Wednesday, where he
a had been to attend the dedication oil
}, the Salvation Arny's new citadel.
Mr.. ]. T Goodman and Mr.. March,:
; Phelps, the former of Rowena, the
: latter, Esto, were here last Tuesday
ion their return from the Louisville
Q Conference.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Froman, of Albany
Oregon, who visited in the county ant
3 also In Columbia, will leave for theil
home the latter part Of this week
stopping a'few days in Campbellsyille
t, Rev. M. n. Murrell and Mrs. Muir
s rell stopped in Columbia several day!
3 while en- route to Bardstown, their new
home. Sunday night Rev. Murrel
preached before large congregation
at the Methodist Church. His dis
course was full of truths.
Mrs. M. E. Durham, Mr.. f. H. Dur
ham, Rev. o. P. Bush and Mrs. Bush
AZ. nnd Mrs p Rnnrd and son