The Adair County news., 1917-12-19
Personals.

here few days ago,
Rev. S. G Shelly was called to Louis
vile the first of the week.
Mr.. J. B. Johnson, Austin, H., was
in Columbia few days ago.
Miss Julia Enbank will visit in
Nicholasville, and will leave this week.
Mr.. A. E. McNatt, Bowling Green,
was here, to see our merchants, last
Thursday.
Mr.. J. T. Brinkley, Memphis, Tenn,
travelling salesman was here few
days since.
Mr.. w. E. Bradshaw, who is So
journing at his home, Montpelier, was
in Columbia Saturday,
Howard Spears, who has been en-
pIoyed near Springfield, ILL.,, reached
home few days ago.
Lieutenant R. D. Judd, who visited
his home people, left for his post of
dnty, Atlanta, Ga, last week.
Mr.. Frank Waggener, who has been
in Illinois and Missouri for several
no onths, returned home last Thursday.
Miss Corinne Breeding, who visited
her sister, Mrs Collins Bridgewater,
Louisville, returned home last week.
Mr.. Ernest Garvin left for Louis
Vile Thursday, to work for the Rapid
Transit Co. His family will remain
here.
Sheriff S ii. Mitchell is in Frank
fort this week making his annual set
Element with the State Auditors Of
fee.
Mr.. j. V. White, who has been fee
BILE for several months, was quite sick
last Sunday, but better at this writ
ing.
Miss Bonnie Judd was confined to
her room several days Of last week,
suffering with severe attack of ton
silitus
Rev. A. L. Nell and wife, who visit
ed here for two weeks, left for their
home, .Jeffersonton, KY, Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. lola Walker and her daugh-
ters, Mrs, Nat Walker and Miss Alice
Walker were shopping in Louisville,
lasr week.
Mrs. ]. E. WilkersOn, (nee Miss Ma
mie Tandy,) arrived last Saturday
night. Her husband will reach here
! in few days.
Mrs. L. c. Blair, of Glenville, who
has been dangerously i'll, is reported
some better. Mrs. Blair, before her
marriage, was Miss Nora Bradshaw.
Miss Esther Dean, of South Bend,
Ind, who visited Miss Lille Judd,
left last week for Georgetown College,
being a student in that institution.
MesSrs. Samuel Compton and Chap
man Moss, of Weed, this county, who
have been employed in Milford Hi
nois for several months, returned
home last week.
Mr.. J. p. Jasper, who some years
ago, run the Hancock Hotel in this
place, was in Columbia few days
ago, on his return to his home, in
Cave City, from jamestown
: Mrs. @. Il. Connecke, of New Or
leans, who visited relatives here, will
leave for her home to-day. Her sis
ter, Mrs. Lou W. Atkins, will accom-
pany her and will remain during the
winter.
Col John d. Lowe, one of the clev.
crest statesmen that ever hit the road,
was in town Saturday booking spring
orders for shoes. He is incidentally
doing his bit to help fax Germany.
Casey County News.
Mr. Edwin Cravens, VIII was soldier
stationed at Camp Shelby, Miss, and
who is recovering from the effects oil
measles, received his discharge and re-
turned home Friday night His wife
met him in Louisville.
Mr.. Lucien Moore and family left
the first of the week for Hiawatha
Kansas, their future home. Mr.
Moore has rented farm for this com
ing year, but expects 10 buy later. HI
is a frst-class citizen, perfectly relia-
BILE and we take pleasure in commend
ing him and excellent family to PEG
pie of his new home.
Mr.. Edgar W. Reed, who was sworI
into the service of the United Stati
several months ago, and given posi-
ton in a hospital corps, but was mo-
assigned duty, received notice from
the War department last Saturday tt
report to headquarters ia Louisville
Tuesday afternoon, to-day: that hi!
company would leave the city Wednes
day afternoon for Georgia where the.
would be in training Tor seVera
months, before going 10 Franco Mr.
Feed will report promptly. May h'
be blessed with good health and b,
permitted to return home when thl