The Adair County news., 1917-10-03
Personals.

Mr. Cleo Sheriff., of Romine, was
here Friday.
Mr. Wallace Beard has returned to
Athertonville
Mr. John d Lowe is on a business
trip to Nashville.
Mr. 10 Russell, wife and children,
Lebanon, visited here last Sunday.
Mr. Geo R Miller, Louisville, was
here few days ago, taking orders
Mr. Paul Hamilton, of Cincinnati,
was with his young friends here last
week
Mrs. Edwin Cravens is with her hus-
band, who is in Camp Zachary Taylor,
Louisville.
Mr.. Sam Jeffries, who has been
living in Iowa, came home last week,
to answer the draft call.
Nh. Attis Mcfarland, wife and little
son, 10 Norris, jamestown, visited
here several days of last week.
Mrs, J. S Breeding and daughter,
Miss Corrinne, recently spent several
days with friends in Campbellsville.
Mr.. John q. Chandler, a prominent
lawyer of Louisville, was here to as
sist in the patriotic gatherings last
week.
Mr.. Forest Bradshaw and family, of
Burnside, who visited his parents at
Montpelier, we're here Friday, en- route
home
Mr.. T. J. Parson and wife, Port
land, spent several days of last week in
Columbia, stopping with DR.. F. 81.
Winfrey
Mr.. NJ. Cravens returned to his
work, at Athertonville last week.
Mrs. Cravens is visiting her mother,
in Louisville.
Mr.. R. K. Young and his cousin,
Mrs e. e SpilIer; Mr.. L. NJ. Young
and wife visited relatives in Cumber-
lduu county last week.
Mr. S. R. Walker, wife and children,
Nell, were here last Saturday, en- route
to Campbellsville, to visit a married
daughter, Mrs, Graves.
Mr.. A. w. Harris, father of Mr.. G.
S. Harris, who visited here several
weeks, started on his return trip to
Virginia Monday morning.
Mrs. S. o. Morgan and Mrs E Re-
neau and Two sons, o. Cumberland
county, are visiting the family of F.
B. Phelps. They are the mother, sis
ter and nephews of Mrs. Phelps.
Miss Mollie Caldwell spent several
days of last week with her sister, Mrs.
W. G. Yates, of Campbellsville, upon
her return she was accompanied by
Mrs. Yates, who visited here several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Neat left Mon
day for Russell Springs where they
will engage in the hotel business
There is not doubt but they will
provide their guests with the best of
edibles and give them close attention.
Rev. G. FL. Schad left this morning
for Patesville, Hancock county, to
attend the annual conference of the
United!B brethren Church. Rev Schad
has been diligent worker since he
became the pastor of the Church
here, and will very likely be returned.
Mr.. @. r. Hutchinson and his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Bryan Royse, Misses Annie
and Lula Royse and Ethel Moore went
to Louisville last week, to see husband
and brothers, who are in the army.
Mrs Royse remained with her hus-
band, but will return in week or two.
Mr.. C. @. Carroll and family, who
have lived here for two years, Mr..
Carroll being member of the Rapid
Transit Company, left for Lexington
last week where they will reside. They
made many friends while residents of
this place and our people were sorry
to see them leave. Robert is a great
favorite of the young people and will
be sadly missed from their gatherings
Miss Frances GARRETT, daughter of
former Attorney General James Gar
nett, left her home, in Louisville,
October the I'd, for Cambridge, Mass,
where she will enter college for the
purpose Of taking a special course in
physical culture and also in express
ion. Miss Garnett was born and rear
ed here and is quite popular with the
young people. She is a graduate of
the Kentucky College for Women,
Danville, and is quite talented young