The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-08-30
Personals.

Mr.. ]. +. Logan. vile rAuRhfer
and son, of Macomb, 1lI, ~hO visited
relatives here, started on their home
ward journey last Thursday.
DR.. W. S. Taylor and Prof. E A.
Strange, Marrowbone, reached here in
time to attend the funeral and burial
Of DR. B. f. Taylor.
Mr.. L. r. Chelf. merchant at
Knifley, was here few days ago
Miss Mollie Jeffries accompanied
her sister, Mrs. w. E. Jeffries, on her
return to New Mexico, as far as Louis
vile. Her mother, Mrs. Caroline
Jeffries went with her to Campbells-
Vile.
Mrs. Ralph Moss, (nee Miss Lena
Hurt, of Birmingham, Ala is visit
ing her mother and brothers
Mrs. T. E. Waggener accompanied
Misses Nell and Jess Naylor as far as
Campbellsville, on their return trip
home.
Rev R. B. Order and wife, Louis
vile, arrived last Thursday night and
will spend several weeks at Montpe-,
lier. They were met at Campbells
vile by Rev. Orders parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. c. Order.
Mrs, Bette Cheak and her daught-
er, Miss Menifee, Nashville, Tenn,
are visiting in Columbia, stopping at
the home of DR.. s. P. Miller.
NM. S. T. Hughes, who has been in
an infrmary in Louisville, for several
weeks, is doing we'll, and will reach
home in a short. time.
Mr. N. B. Breeding, who lives at
Moody, Texas, and who has been Wis
iting his father, Mr.. Jesse Breeding,
who lives near Sparksville, started on
his homeward journey last Friday.
He met many of his old friends while
here.
Mr.. W. P. James and wife, Nc.
Gregor Texas, who visited relatives in
Adair, left for their home last Friday.
Miss Mary Chandleris visit to Miss
Katie Murrell was cut short, she
had to return to her home in Camp
bensville, Friday, on account of the
illness of her sister, Miss Maggie.
Miss Ella Conover left last week fol
Brodhead, Laurel county, where she
has engaged to teach in a Graded and
High School.
Mr. e. c. Faulkner, who has beer
road surveying in Owen and Carroll
counties for three and half months,
returned home last Thursday night
He will leave again this week, to dc
surveying in another county.
Mr.. j. A. Williams, who went K
Illinois several weeks ago, has re
turned, but will probably go back.
Mr.. Hersehel Taylor. who has beer
in Illinois for six weeks, returned
home last Friday night.
Earl, the little son of Mr.. and Mrs
w. E. McCandleSs, has been quite
sick for several days.
Mrs. Bruce Montgomery, her two
children, Elizabeth and James, anc
Miss Mildred Walker are visiting al
the home of their uncle, Mr.. J. a
Diddle, Logan county.
Mr.. Henry N. Smith left Saturda!
for his home, Kansas City, Kan.
Miss Nina Hickman, Hopkinsville
sister of Mrs. Woodruff Flowers, ar
rived last Wednesday night and will
spend several weeks.
Mr.. Brack Massie, who spent twr
weeks at Morrison's well, Taylor coun
ty, returned home few days ago
He thinks the stay was beneficial.
Ellis workman, Deputy Unite,
States Marshal, was here one day las
week, making investigations.
Mr. R. II. Helm, a prominent farm
er of Penick, Marion county, who al
tended the Fair, went from here t
Russell county, and Wednesday of las
week returned home
Miss Minnie Triplett is spendin
two months at Petosky, Michigan
She is subject to hay fever and goes t
this point nearly every year.
Mrs. W. d. Jones and little SOL
Herschel Baker. who spent the sun
mer with Mrs. Jones father. Judg
h. C. Baker, left for their hom.
Knoxville. Tenn. last Thursday.