The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1917-10-31
Personals.

Campbellsville, Friday.
Miss Nell Follis. CampbelIsville, who
visited here has returned home.
Mr.. F. f. Durham, of Danville, was
at the Tandy Hotel last Thursday.
Mr.. BarksdaIe Hamlett made bus
mess trip to Elizabethtown last week
Mr. A. W. Petigo, of Glasgow was
here, mixing with his friends few
days ago.
Mr.. w. H. Crisp, of jamestown, was
here last Thursday, en- route to Hot
Springs, Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Grouse, of CT air.
india, Iowa. were at the Tandy house
few days ago.
Mr.. Frank Hulse, of HopkinSville,
is visiting the family of his uncle,
Rev. L. F. Piercy.
Mr. Sam Bottom, representing the
Campbellsville Loose Leaf House, was
here last Thursday.
Mr.. c. E. Cunningham, Louisville,
was registered at the Tandy Hotel
several days of last week.
Mr.. Ores Barger had an attack of
indigestion a few nights ago and
suffered greatly for several hours.
Mr.. Geo R. Miller was here from
Louisville last week, selling our gro
cerymen their Christmas candies.
Mrs. Frank Sandusky, who spent
two weeks here with her mother, has
returned to her home, Charlottesville
Messrs R. w Allen, Clyde Will
liams, Harold Baker, Jas. Gwinn, all
of Burkesville, we're here a few days
ago.
Mrs. w P. Summers, Mrs. J. D.
Lowe and Miss Leonora Lowe recently
made visit to the Cantonment, Louis
vile
Mr.. Luther Williams, Montpelier,
was here a few days since, on his re-
turn home from a business trip to
Cave City.
Mr.. n. b. Miller came in from Gro
Gus Monday. but he will not leave for
his location, Buffalo, New York, until
the election.
Mrs. Ray Montgomery, whose Seri-
Gus illness has been reported, is much
better. the indications pointing to
early recovery.
Mrs. A. Zimmerman, and Mrs. Myr-
tie Crenshaw, who visited Miss Vic
Hughes, have returned to their home,
Westminster, S. G.
Mrs. Scion L Robertson, of Pike
Vile, Tenn, who visited her parents,
DIR. and Mrs W f. Cartwright, has
returned 10 her home
MeSsrs Olive Cockerel aud AlVa
Watson, enterprising young business
menof Campbellsville, motored to Co.
lumbia Sunday evening.
Mr.. E. T. Yates, of Bradfordsville,
was here Friday, representing the
Buck Brand Overall Company. He
was accompanied by Mr.. W. R. Lyon.
Mrs f A RoSenbaum is in Louis
vile this week, attending her sister,
Mrs E. A. Strange, who has under
gone an operation in Norton Infirm-
airy.
Mr.. E. H. Hughes, Mr.. w. E Nc
Candies, Mr.. Tom Patteson and Mrs.
Lee GriSsom mortored to and from
Louisville, last week, using Mr..
Hughes car
Mr.. w. g Barrett, representing a
saddlery and harness establishment,
and Mr.. R. L Pickett, who travels
for an OwensbOro buggy concern, we're
here few days ago.
DIR. James Menzies, the osteopath,
has returned from a six weeks pro-
fessional business trip to the Marrow
bone section. He reports fine crop
prospects in corn and tobacco.
Bob Summers, who is soldier To-
Gated at Camp Zachary Taylor, reach
ed home last Friday, on a furlough,
lastinging until 10 p m, Sunday
night. Every body was glad to see
him.
Mrs. W. K Marks of Springfield
arreved here Thursday, and will spend
a week or two with her aunt, Mrs.
Mary T. Harvey, and her cousin Miss
May Harvey. She will also visit 9th.
er relatives.
Mrs. Louella Milliken, of Warren
county, who was here two weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. Ray Montgomery,
left for her home Saturda. Mrs
Montgomery has greatly improved,
and she accompanied her mot her, fol
few weeks stay.
Mr. W. A Coffey has beer great
sufferer for the past week An abcess
had formed at the roots of A ia, " tooth