The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-05-24
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Mr.. and Mrs John Sandusky at
tended the dedidation Of. the new
Methodist Church, at. Elkhorn, last
Sunday. ~
5 Mr.. Edgar Ellis, of Pellyton, visited
his sisters, Miss Halle Ellis and Mrs.
Josie Simpson, last week.
Mrs Lou Schooling, of DanvilIe, is
visiting at the home of Judge H. G.
Baker, being an aunt of Judge Bakers
children.
Mr. Geo. e. Coffey, brother Of Mr..
J. n. Coffey, who lives in the West, is
visiting in Columbia.
Mr.. E. A. Strange, Marrowbone,
was here during last week,
Mr.. Richard Hoard, of Campbells.
vile, was here the first of the week.
Mr.. W. H. Hammonds, Misses FL
len Burbridge, Lille Nethery, Willie
Nethery, Pauline Hammonds, Mary
Nethery and Rens Hammonds were
pleasant callers at this Office last
Monday. ...---.. =
Miss Allene Ritchey is spending a
fe " weeks with her sister, Mrs. John
Lee Walker. --.--...-. --
Mr.. Geo. w. Staples, who is en-
ployed at Lexington, was at home
Sunday.
Miss Gwendolyn Bayless, who was
the popular music teacher in the Lind
sey- Wilson, left for her home, in Ohio,
last Saturday morning. She made
many friends during her stay in Co
lumbia.
DR.. J. N. Murrell has gone to Som
erset and Monticello for a few days
rest, having been sick for several
weeks.
Messrs. JohnB. Coffey, J. W. Flow.
erS. G. R. Reed and T. E Jeffries
will attend the State Democratic con-
vention at Lexington which will be
called to order at IL NJ. to-day WED
nesday.) tr sT =
Prof. r. r. Moss. wife and little
daughter, Maxine, Prof. Paul Chand-
Ter and Miss Katie Murrell motored to
Elkhorn, Taylor county, last Sunday,
to be present at the dedication of a
new Methodist Church, the sermon by
DR.. H. c. Morrison, noted divine.
Mr.. R. M. Hurt, while returning
home one day last week, was taken
very sick and had to stop at the home
of Mr.. W. L. Franklin where he yet
remains. He is better and the indi-
dations point to his early recovery.
Miss Katie Murrell will leave Thurs
day for a two weeks visit to Miss
Elizabeth Kemp, Darlington. On her
return she will stop few days with
Miss Mary Chandler, Campbellsville,
and from there she will go TO White
wood, to pay the Misses Workman a
short visit.
Mr.. ]. D. Woodbridge, jamestown,
was here Thursday, en- route to Louis
vile. He is of the firm of Knight &
Woodbridge, jamestown, dealers in
automobiles. They have sold quite a
number recently, and Mr. Woodbridge
will bring out two more on his re-
turn.
Mrs. w. B. PatteSon, who has been
in st. Anthony hospital, Louisville,
for several weeks, returned home last
Saturday night, accompanied by her
husband She underwent a very Sc
rious operations, but we are glad to
state that she stood the trip home
finely and is now on the road to final
recovery.
Rev. R. V. Chaplin, who has been
the pastor of the Presbyterian Church
here and at Union for the past year,
rendered his resignation several weeks
ago and with his wife and children
left last Monday afternoon for Ohio
where he has accepted a pastorate.
Mr.. Chaplin is Jealous Christian
gentleman and has a most excellent
wife and two interesting children.
They have the best wishes Of their
many Columbia friends,