The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1917-11-14
Personals.

M. Asa 10y was in Louisville the
Srst of the week.
Miss Ina Hovious, of Knifley, is Wis
iting Miss Minnie Ingram.
Miss Mary Miller left Sunday for
Hazard, where she will teach.
Mr.. w. H. Speer and wife, Hatcher,
er, we're visiting here Sunday.
Mr.. G. W. Whitlcck was here to see
his trade the first of the week.
Mr.. r f. PAUL and Mr. Fred Hill
we're in Springfield last Friday.
Mr. c. T. Yates, Bradfordsville,
was here Friday morning, en- route
home.
Mr. E. B Barger left Oh Monday
morning for special business trip to
Louisville.
Rev. S. G. Shelly and wife spent
several days last week at Big Spring,
KY, visiting friends
Mr.. John Ricketts,, popular young
business man, of Campbellsville, was
visiting here last Sunday.
Mr.. J. n. White, who is in the re-
venue service, is spending few days
at his home on Green river.
Mesdames ]. n. Page and 10 Nat
Conover returned Thursday night
from visit to Monticello.
Mr. j. C. Yates, of Bradfordsville,i is
lying very low. Mrs. Geo. FL. Nell
left to be at his bedside Friday.
Mr.. Emmett Goode, one of Casey's
Creeks best citizens, made business
trip to Columbia last Thursday.
Mr. W. B. Compton and wife, of
Ellington. KY, spent several days of
last weeks visiting Mrs. J. D. Golf
Mr.. Harden Cundiff and wife left
Sunday morning for Louisville and
Smithfeld, Ky to visit their sons.
Mr. ]. 0. Russell is not yet able to
be at his place of business, but he is
improving. and hopes to be out soon.
Mr.. W D King, was here, this
week to see our merchants and Incl
IDENTIFY to shake hands with his many
friends.
Mr.. H. D. Hodgepeth, Fremont,
Mo and Mr.. B. W. Thompson, of St.
Marys, Ohio, were in Columbia lasl
Thursday.
DR.. Tom CleaVer and wife, Miss Liz
zie Cleaver and a Miss Rinehart,
Lebanon, spent few hours in Colum-
bia Sunday.
Rev. M. N. Murrell arrived from
Bardstown Monday to see his sister,
Mrs. S T. Hughes, who is in low
state of health
Mr.. Lawrence Sullivan, of James
town, and who is in School at George
town, came home to vote. He was
here Thursday, on his return.
Mr.. j. w. Walker was with his
brothe r, Doc, in the cantonment,
Louisville, Sunday. He reports the
boys are gettin g along nicely.
Mr.. ]. F. Shaw, of Nashville, trav-
cling salesman, that AdaiT county
people are always glad to meet
was here the latter part of last week.
Mr.. ]. H. Ritchey and his daughter,
Miss Alleene. of Burkesville, visited
at the home of Mr.. John Lee Walker
last week, Mrs. Walker being quite
sick.
Mrs NJ. Cravens, Mr. w E. Han
cock and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. W. E.
Bradshaw, Miss Annie Faulkner,
Louisville; Mr.. Tin Cravens and
wife, Tompkinsville, Mr.. W. H. Wilson
and wife, Campbellsville, were the es.
corts of the remains of Mrs Bradshaw
from Louisville to this place.
]. S. Males, Lawrenceburg, Ind
DR.. Pope, Frankfort, KY, Fl. K.
White. Bowling Green, KY, Ben Shir.
ley, Edmonton, KY, Ed Perry, Eliza
BEETHOVEN, S. M. Jacobstein, Louis
vile, Geo. Williams, Eunice, Frank
Toliver, Lebanon, Tenn, Herbert
Taylor, CampbellsvilIe, Joe Wright
Cincinnati, O., Lincoln Denton, Som
erset, c. S. Harris, R. K. Young, Guy
Nell and wife, Rev. Watson and wife
city, were at the Hereford HOUSE
last week