The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1917-04-18
Personals.


Miss Catherine Nell is about over a
siege Of mumpS.
Mrs. J. W. Coy bias been improving
for several days.
Miss Coda English has returned
from Bowling Green.
Mr. B Marshall, Campbellsville,
was here last Friday.
DR.. o. S. Dunbar and little daught.
er, Lebanon, were here Sunday.
Mr.. ]. F Patteson returned from a
business trip to Louisville last week.
Mr. I'll. M. Noe, Stanford, made a
business trip to Columbia last Thurs
day.
Mr.. Sam Goldstein, of Louisville, Wis
tied in Columbia several days of last
week.
Mr.. w. 1. Ingram was in Louisville
and Cincinnati this week, purchasing
goods.
Mr.. John Russell, of Virginia, is
spending a few weeks with Mr.. c. S.
Harris.
Rev. and Mrs. J. f. Claycomb left
last Wednesday, for their home in
Princeton, KY.
Mr.. Geo. r. Miller, Louisville, was
here the middle of last week, looking
after his trade.
Me- N Z ToHr;os rDbo hos haaT
quite sick for several days, is thought
to be improving.
Mr.. Strong Hill, Gradyville, and
Mr.. Arrest Hill, this place, were in
Louisville last week.
Mr.. Roy Walker and Mr.. A. d. Pat
teson went to Louisville Saturday to
see Mrs. ]. o. Russell
Mr.. E. G. Wellington, of Casey
county, came down last week, to look
after his business here.
Mrs. Ella Staples, mother of Mr.. L.
w. Staples, who was quite sick for
two weeks, has recovered.
Mr.. Leo Baldauf, of Louisville, Wis.,
tied at the home of his father. in-law,
Mr.. Sam Lewis, last week.
Mr.. Luther Williams was in Louis
vile last week, and purchased goods
for his store at Montpelier.
Mr.. W. 1. Ingram spent several
days of last week, looking over his
farms, located near Knifey.
Mrs. Fred Myers left Friday morn
ing for Toledo, Ohio, where Mr..
Myers is engaged in business.
Mrs Ernest Flowers, who has been
quste sick, is much better and the in
dications point to an early recovery.
Mrs Bean, who is a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Jake Bault, is lying critical
ly i'll at her home, Knifiey, this coun-
ty.
DR.. G. NJ. Russell accompanied Mrs.
Frank Sandusky to Louisville last
week, the latter to consult a special
iSt.
Miss Jennie GARRETT, who has been
sojourning in Missouri and Florida
for several months, returned home
last Thursday.
Mr.. Hugh Webb, the coca cola man.
ufacturer, Campbellsville, was here
few days ago, en- route home, from
Russell Springs.
Mrs. Matte Taylor, mother of DR..
James Taylor, returned from an ex-
tended visit to East Fork, Metcalfe
county, last week.
Mr.. E. W. Reed IS little better
than he was last week, but he is yet
quite feeble. When warm days come
he hopes to get out
Mr.. John Breeding, who is quite an
old gentleman, soldier in the civil
war, is In very low state of health
at his home, near Knifiey.
Mr.. John Lee Walker was in Louis
vile, last week, to see his aunt, Mrs.
]. o. Russell, who remains very sick
in the Deaconess Hospital.
Mr.. R L. Campbell, of Dirigo, this
county, who is in the revenue bus
mess, and recently located at Louis
Vile, was at home few days ago.
Mr.. Matthew Taylor, who lives at
Chenille, and who has been quite sick
at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Bruce Taylor, this place, is improv
ing.
ED. z. 7. Williams, wastaken quite
sick at prayer meeting last Wednesday
night and was conveyed home. Thurs
day morning he was bled by Or. N. NJ.
Hancock, and was greatly relieved.
Mr.. G. S. Harris returned from Flor:
ida last Tuesday, accompanied by his
father, Mr.. A. w. Harris, who will
spend the spring and summer here.
He is quite an old gentleman, but he
says the trip from Florida to this
place did not worry him.