The Adair County news., 1917-11-21
Personals.

Mr. Sam Lewis spent few days in
Louisville last week.
Mr.. Matt Engleman, Campbellsville,
was here few days ago.
Mr.. Anderson Murrell recently re-
turned from trip to Illinois.
Mr. Frank Toliver, Lebanon, Tenn,
was here last week, buying mules
Mr.. J. L. Morris, Louisville, made a
business trip to Columbia last week.
Mr.. W. G. Yates, Campbellsville,
called on Columbia friends Thursday.
Mr.. j. Q. Alexander of Louisville,
called upon his customers here few
days ago.
Mr.. j. W. Marshall and wife, Glen
vile, were shopping in Columbia few
days ago.
Mr.. B. H. Gilpin was here the lat
ter part of last week, to see our gro
cerymen.
Miss Matte Morrison is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Frank Sandusky, in Brad
louisville.
Mr.. B. II. Skaggs. of the Green's
burg bar, and wife, were in Columbia
last Thursday.
Messrs. A. G. Thomas and r. E.
Stewart, Lexington, are here on
hunting expedition. -
Miss Mary Chandler, of Campbells-
Vile, spent the latter part of last
with Miss Katie Murrell
Mrs. Bryan Royse returned last
week from visit to her husband who
is in the cantonment, Louisville.
Miss leila Scottow, who gave such
splendid recital Thursday evening, is
spending week or two with Miss
Alice Walker.
DR.. r L. Brakeman, of Indianapolis,
is visiting his mother and other rel
atives. He is also putting in some
time smoothing quail.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Tarter have
gone to their farm, to remain until
the first of January, at which time
Mr.. Tarter will become the jailer of
Adair county.
Messrs G. c. Carroll, A. j. Garden
er, Jess Frazer and Mr.. Whitcomb,
all of Louisville, arrived last WedneS-
day afternoon, to spend a week, hunt
ing birds.
Rev. NJ. NJ. Murrell, of Bardstown,
KY, and DR.. c. NJ. MurrelI, of Math-
erville, Ill, both brothers of the late
Mrs. Susie Murrell Hughes, were here
a few days this week to attend the
funeral and interment of their la
mented sister.
Mr. Jas. Garnett, formerly Attorney
General of Kentucky, and Mr.. Julian
Van Wrinkle, both of Louisville, ar
rived Wednesday night and started
bird hunting Thursday morning. Mr.,
Garrett knows the field and if they do
not get game the birds have moved
their ranges. .
Judge and Mrs. T. A. Murrell, of
Louisville, came dome on Sunday to
= attend the funeral of their sister, Mrs.
ThoS. Hughes 1t was sad occasion
for the Judge to visit his old home, but
his glad hand shake for his numerous
old friends and acquaintance here be-
spoke his abiding love and loyalty for
Columbia.
A. Hill, Glasgow, Hugh Noe, Leba-
non, j. c. Espie, Hopkinsville; N. G.
and Jay Davis, CampbellsVille, ]. Q.
Alexander, w. D. King, Louisville; Ira
Tucker, Casey Creek, Harris, Coving-
ton; w. S. Knight, wife and daughter
jamestown, @. NJ Parquette, Cleve-
land, O., L. P. Hardesty, Lebanon;
Ed Burgess and wife, Logansport,
Ind: Mat Engleman and B. Fl. Gilpin.
Comprehensive; Mrs. Jennie Squires,
Fry; T. G.. Dubler, Ashland, Ohio; T.
Gambler, BurneSide; E. G. Wething-
ton, -Clementsville; James Sapp, Bur-
dick; Hermon Squirting, Spurlington;
j. NJ. Durham, CampbellsvilIe; Henry
Buchanan, Burdick; Miss Jesse Drake
Campbeilsville; Miss Holiday, BAIL;
Miss Lula, Moss, Gradyville; R. T.
Caskey, Comprehensive; Lincoln Den
! son, Somerset; Mrs. L. W. Atkins,
city, Miss Julia Eubank, city, were
registered at the Wilson House last
week.