The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1918-08-21

night, en- route to Mr.. Breedings old
home, in the lower edge of the county.
Mr. G.. W. Bledsoe, a prominent far
mer of Greensboro, was here few days
ago, on his return home from visit to
his daughter, who lives in Logan cnun-
ty.
Mr.. Blanton Jones, wife and child
rem. of Cumberland county, visited at
the home of Rev. L. f. Piercy, last
week. Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Piercy
are sisters.
Miss Allene Nell returned from a
visit to Campbellsville last Saturday.
She was accompanied by Miss Fran
ces V. Lyon, who will be with her
this week.
Little Miss Bernice Murrell return
ed home from Horse Cave Monday,
where she had been visiting her aunt
Mrs r. L. Bunnsll, for more than
three weeks. ..
Mrs. John Antle, who lives near
Montpelier, visited her sister, Mrs. f.
j. Barger, last week. White here
Mrs. Antle and Mrs. Barger visited
the News Office.
Mr.. V. NJ. Gowdy, proprietor of the
V. NJ. Gowdy wholesale grocery house,
this place, was over from Campbells-
vile last Friday, looking after his
business here.
Judge T. A. Murrell, wife and child
rem, Louisville. arrived last Saturday
afternoon, and will remain visiting,
for some days. They stopped at the
home of DR.. ]. N. Murrell.
Mr.. e. r. Phillips, of Owensboro,
who conducted the song service at a
meeting recently held at the Baptist
church, was here, meeting his friends
the latter part of last week.
Mrs. 81. W. Depp, her two daugh-
tiers, Miss Pauline and Margaret; Mrs.
E. E. Strange and her little daught-
er, Maureen, returned from visit to
Burkesville the latter part of this
week.
Messrs. Gates Young, Superintend-
ent of the State Tax Commission,
Owensboro, and Lon w. Jackson, of
Bowling Green, also connected with
the department, were here last Thurs
day.
Mrs. G. o. Moss, her sons James and
Harold, Miss Mollie Flowers, Grady
vile, and Mr.. Henry Hancock, this
place, returned from visit to Louis.
vile a few days since. They made
the trip in auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Buckner, their
two daughter, Misses Elizabeth aud
Katherine and Misses Elizabeth and
Katheride Mourning, all of Campbells.
vile, motored over Monday and were
calling on relatives here.
Rev. j. S. Chambers many Adail
county friends will be glad to know
that he has been restored to health.
He is making vigorous patriotic
speeches when called upon, and he
knows how to slap the German rulers
hard.
| Rev. r. B. Order and wife, Bowl
ing Green, arrived at the Jeffries' Ho
tel last Friday night. Saturday morn
ing Rev. Orders father, Mr.. W. C.
Order, came down in his auto and
conveyed the couple to his home
Montpelier.
Mr.. W, T. Mcfarland left last
Thursday morning for Michigan via
indianapolis where he has two daugh
tiers. After a few days with hi:
children he will continue his journe!
to Michigan where he will likely re
main until October.
WI. W. OIdfClo 1OoOiiCo loo
Friday night, from his place of duty
Athertonville, very sick man. Sat
urday morning he was some better
and at this time he is up, but not full
ly recovered. Mr.. Cravens has
chronic affection that at times give:
him much uneasiness and he suffer
greatly.
MIR. Anderson Holiday, wife an,
, little daughter, Sarah, of Augusta
Kansas, arrived, on a visit, las
, Thursday afternoon. Mr.. Holiday
native of Adair count, and when h
left here for the west was a prosper
, Gus farmer and trader. His old friend
, and relatives were glad to see him.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. f. Harris, of Maud
e Texas, who have been visiting at tn
Q home of Mr.. C. S. Harris, left the la1
g ter part of last week, Mrs. Harris t
visit relatives in Alabama, and MI
| Harris will visit at JonoSviIla Va T