The Adair County news., 1917-08-01

the sick list, is spending few week
at Griffin Spring. His address is RI
mine, KY.
Mr.. S. L. Kinnaird came up frOr
Red Lick Saturday. Upon his return
he was accompanied by DR.. Jas. Men
zieS, wife and children, who will ViSi
with relatives several days.
Mr.. K. B. Bledsoe, cashier of TIN
Presidential Life Insurance Company
location, Louisville, reached here last
Saturday, en- route to visit friends anC
/ relatives in Russell county.
Mr.. L.. G. Winfrey and his daughter
Miss Lucille, recently returned from &
pleasant visit to the home of the
formers mother, who lives neal
Beck Store, Cumberland county.
Miss Susie Mourning, who lives in
Elida, N. M, is visiting relatives in
Columbia and out in the county. She
is a native of Adair, and is an aunt of
DR.. John N. Murrell and Mrs. S. T.
Hughes.
Judge ROllin Hurt, of the Court of
Appeals, met the whole Court in
Louisville last week, and passed on
an injunction growing out of troubles
which have arisen over the manage
ment:Of the COurier-Journal and Even
ing Times.
Mrs. Porter A, Strange, who paid
her home people and friends a happy
visit, left for her home, Frederick,
Okla, last Monday morning. Her
mother, Mrs ". B. Rowe, accompa-
MED her, and will spend several weeks
in Oklahoma.
Prof. R. R. Moss, wife and daught-
er, Maxine, returned from an extend
ed visit to Little Rock, Ark, last
night. Prof. Moss reports
that Corbet Breeding and P. V. Girls
som are both holding good jobs in the
city and are doing we'll.
Mr.. Fred Hill, Misses Elizabeth
Kemp, Edna Lewis, Katie Murrell,
Mr.. Edgar Reed, Miss Madge RoSen-
field, Mr.. W. M. Diddle, Miss Alva
Mr.. and Mrs. Arrest Hill, Mr..
Will Hill and Miss Mollie Flowers took
supper at Griffin Springs Sunday even
ing.
Mr.. W. A. higgins, of Severy, Kan
Sas, Mr.. G. C. higgins, Sabinel, Texas,
and Mr.. ISAIAH higgins, of Modesto,
ILL.,, all brothers of Mr. J B. higgins,
this county, visited in Adair several
weeks. They are all natives of Casey
county. They are thrifty men and
are doing we'll at their respective
homes.
Mrs. Cornelia Gilmer and her son,
Mr.. Jas. M. Gilmer, of Honey Grove,
Texas, arrived Sunday, to spend a few
weeks with Mrs. Gilmer'S niece, Mrs.
J. w. Coy and other, relatives. Mrs
filmer's maiden name was Murrell, a |
lister of w. o. and j. D. MurreIl, de-
eased, and was born and reared in
Columbia.
Mr.. G. R. Hutchinson, wife and son
edwin, and his son-in-law and wife,
Ar. and Mrs. Bryan Royse; Mr.. and |
frS. j. V White, Mr.. J. G. Strange
nd wife, their daughter Miss Fran
eS, and son, Sanford, motored to and
rom the High Bridge, in Jessamine
ounty Sunday, going Via Harrods
urg and DanViIle.
Rev. Jesse L. MurrelI, who has been
reaching in Long Island, New York,
1as here the first of the week to bid
lis sister and other relatives good bye
efore going TO France. He is with
rev of young mems Christian Asso-
iation workers, and will be IN train
lg, studying the French language. be-
ore starting.
Rev. j. r. Crawford, of Pikeville.
rrived in Columbia last Tuesday af-
ernoon, and is now in a meeting at
Jnion. His daughter, Miss Rachel,
ccompanied him. At the close of
ne meeting at Union he will likely
reach one or more discourses in the
resbyterian church this place He
popular minister in this locality.
Mrs. ]. E. Grant, of the Canal Zone,
Ir. and Mrs w. Il. Grant, and their
randson, Mr.. Edwin Holiday, of So
ora, Hardin, arrived at the Triplett
ONE last Wednesday afternoon for a
isit of several days. They were all
'rmer Columbians, but young Hob
ay, who is son of Mrs Nina Grant
-obday, and was born in Louisville,
nd grew to young manhood in Har-
in comfy