The Adair County news., 1918-03-20
Personals.

Mr.. ]. D Fowe made business
"Trip to Nashville last week.
Mr.. D. 81. Morgan, Lebanon, was
in.Columbia last Thursday.
Mr.. S. j. Bishop, of Somerset, was
here day or two of last week.
Mrs. Mary Jane Brakeman has i'm
proved considerably since our last
issue.
Mr. Earl Williams, of Cumberland
comfy, visited here few days of last
week.
Mr.. z. Durham, brother of Mr.. Z.
81. Durham, of Yazoo, Miss visited
hore last week.
Mr.. O. d Smith, of jamestown, was
here Friday morning, en- route home,
from Louisville.
Mr. W. P. Nunnally, of Horse Cave,
made his regular visit to Columbia
last Wednesday.
Judge n H. Moss, of Gradyville,
made business trip to Campbellsville
one day last week.
Mr.. W. T. Hawkins, representing
the Louisville Paper Co, visited Co.
lumbia last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Rich Dillon, of Breed
ing, were here Thursday, en- route
home, from Louisville.
Miss Pinkie Breeding left Friday
morning to spend four weeks with her
sister, Mrs. r. ]. Pentecost, Winder,
Ga.
Mr.. II. N. Smith, merchant at Font
Hill, was here the latter part of last
week, en- route home, from Louisville
market.
Miss Mollie Flowers, Gradyville, and
Miss Catherine Nell, this place, visit
ed in Campbellsvile last Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Tommie Dohoney, of Brad
louisville, visited Mrs. Sallie Walker
and other relatives in Columbia and
out in the county last week.
Rev S. G. Shelley was in Louisville
March the 18th, to attend the meet
ing Of the Executive Board of Church
Extension of the Louisville Confer
ence.
Mr.. and Mrs Sylvanius Wilson, of
Russell Springs, were here last Thurs
day, en- route to Louisville and Gin
cinnati. Mr.. Wilson is a prominent
merchant of his home town.
Mrs Nan Rice, very old and re-
spected lady, is very sick at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. J. w. Sublett,
Cane Valley. She is also the mother
of Mrs. Braxton MasSie this place.
The Glasgow Republican says that
Mr. Ralph Kinnaird, son of Judge J.
W. Kinnaird, Edmonton, is quite i'll
at the Watterson Hotel, Louisville, and
is attended by his mother and sister,
Miss Gladys
Mr. J. E Flowers wife and child
rem, who have been living in Louis
vile for several years, have returned
TO Columbia to reside They are oc.
cupying residence in the Tut AID
+" dition, near the home Of Mr.. C. r
Hutchinson.
Mr. j G Hammond and wife anC
Mr.. Attis Hopper, Font Hill, who
have been in school at Bowling Green,
were here last Friday, en- route home
They were accompanied by Hon. D
c. Hopper and DR.. L. d. Hammond
also of Font Hill, D. C. Hopper being
the father of Attis Hopper and Mrs
Hammond.
Mr.. ]. o. Russell, who is gettine
along very nicely, but not improving
as fast as he would like, left last
Thursday for the Johns Hopkins
Hospital. Baltimore, Md. DR.. @ NJ
Russell accompanied him. He will
perhaps be absent four to six weeks
DR.. Russell will leave on his return
home in few days after reachin,
Baltimore
DR.. w. B. Helm, Greensburg, WHIT
came to this county, to see his sister
Mrs. Jennie Chapman, at Chenille
who has been in low state of healtl
for some time, was here Thursday, Of
his return home He reported Their
was but little change in the condition
s~of his sister DR. Helms daughter
Miss Blanche, who taught at Russell
Springs. left for her home last week
Shells a very popular teacher.