The Adair County news., 1917-04-25
Personals.


Toledo, Ohio.
Mr.. W r. Lyon and Mr.. B. Fl. Gil
pin we're here Friday.
Mr.. Walker Bryant has about re-
covered from mumps.
Miss MaIy Taylor, Campbellsville,
visited here Monday.
Mr.. Cleo Sheriff. and wife visited in
Columbia few days ago.
Mr.. ]. T. Gowdy was here from
Campbellsville few days ago.
Mr., W. B. PatteSon spent several
days of last week in Russell county.
Mr.. W. A. Coffey made profession
al visit to jamestown last week.
Judge T A MurreIl, of Louisville,
ives here last Saturday for few hours
Mrs. W. E. Bradshaw and little son,
Edwin, Of Louisville, are visiting in
Columbia.
Mr.. VIM Hobson, CampbellsVille,
was here the first of the week, on
legal business.
Messrs Ray Flowers and George
Montgomery are on a business trip to
Russell county.
Mr.. Dee Tarter, who lives at Tarter,
a teacher of the county, was in Column
bia last Thursday,
Mr.. John Q Alexander, of Louis
vile, called to see the Columbia dry
goods men last Friday.
Rev. L. &. Kelley, of Campbellsville,
was here to attend the Ladies' Mis-.
sionary Meeting, last Friday.
Mr.. d. A. Logan, State inspector of
county records, was here last week.
He resides at Brownsville Ky.
Miss Mamie Smith, who is a COM
positor in this Office, was quite sick all
last week. She is better at this writ
ing.
Mr.. Paul Sanders, a popular and
energetic young man of Campbells-
vile, mingled with friends here last
Sunday.
Mr.. J B. Coffey has returned from
Frankfort where he has been employ.
ed in one of the departments for three
months.
Mr.. d. E. Hatcher. Sr., and D. E.
Hatcher, Jr., spent Sunday In Colum-
bia and on Monday called to see our
merchants.
Mrs. Lizzie Grissom will leave this
morning for Oaktown, Indiana,
where she will spend two weeks with
her brother.
Mrs. L. E Bradley and her daught-
er, Miss Maud, left for Louisville last
Thursday. The latter went for an
operation for appendicitis
DR. B E. Sanders, Lyons, KY, W.
o. Schunder, Louisville. Jas. S. MoIes,
Lawrenceburg, Ind, BeruaI Ross,
Burkesyille, were at the Hancock Ho-
tel a few days ago,
Mrs. r. r. Moss, Mrs Lucy Hudson
. Misses Mollie Caldwell an Katie Muir
rell, and Mr. Lewis Jarvis motored to
and spent several hours last Friday
afternoon with friends in Campbells-
Vile.
Mr.. Ed Bradshaw, who travels for a
st. Louis Milling Company, reached
Columbia last Wednesday afternoon.
He was quite sick and had to take his
bed. Later he was conveyed to the
home of his father, Mr.. G. A Brad
shaw, Montpelier.
Judge L. III. Thurman, of Spring
field, who enjoys the distinction OF
being one of the best Circuit Judges
in the State, made business trip to
Columbia last Thursday, He was &C
companied from Campbellsville, in an
auto, by Mrs. G. S. Skinner and Miss
Ionic Taylor.
Mr.. Geo. McMahan and family ar
rived last Sunday from East Fork and
are occupying their residence, in the
Tut Addition, purchased, some
months ago, from Mr.. Nathan Wag-
gener. Mr.. McMahan is a fine citizen
and has an excellent family, and our
people are glad they decided to locate
in Columbia Mr.. McMahan has not
as yet decided the business he will en-
gage ia
MIS-. ]. o. Russell will be conveyed
home to day Tuesday She will
come to Lebanon in sleeper, &C
companied by her hus band, Miss Sal
lie Field, nurse, and Dr. C VI. Rus
sell From Lebanon she will be con-
veyed in automobile, Une that will
be arranged with bed for her com.
fort. Mr. John Lee Walker and Mr..
A. d. Patteson will meet the party in
Lebanon.