The Adair County news., 1918-07-10
Personals.

Mr. Uriah Seloy, Russell Springs,
was here Friday.
Miss Christine Nell is spending this
week in Columbia
Mrs. q. L. Antle, of Roy, was IN
tom, shopping few days ago.
Mr.. f. NJ. Carter, an oil driller Of
Oil City, Pa was here last week.
Mr.. ". p. Nunnalir made his reg!t
. lar trip to Columbia few days ago.
Mr.. Claud Pruett, OF Danville, Vas
here to see our merchants last week
Mr.. E. B. Mclean, travelling sales
man, was here two DAYS OF last week
Mrs. w H Edsall left for her home
in Louisville, last Thursday morning
Mr. CheIcie Barger, who has been
employed at Louisville, was at hone
last week.
Mrs Zorro Rowe aud her son, Kin
naird, will be at Red Lick, Ky, until
fall
Mr.. John f. Neat was in Louisville
last week, buying supplies ior his
store
Mr.. w. E Bradshaw, travelling
salesman, was here, taking orders last
week.
Miss Mary Grissom has returned
from the Conservatory of Music, Gin
cinnati.
Mr.. Frank Wiufrey, who is employ.
ed at Jacksonville, is at home for a
short stay.
Mrs. Bette Wilson, who lives near
the old Wilson mill site, is is very
critical condition.
Mrs. 10 VI. Reed and her three chill
dren, of Eunice, visited relatives in
Columbia last week.
Mr.. John II. Hobson and Mr.. j. E.
Pendleton. Greensburg, were register
ed at the Jeffries Hotel a few days
ago
Mr., Tate Turpen returned from a
visit to Louisville last Wednesday.
His grandson, Allen Eubank, accom-
panied him.
Mrs. Z. B. Barger, who was with
her husband at Memphis six weeks
and later at Louisville, returned home
Sunday night.
Master John OttIey, of Burkesville,
met his mother here last Thursday,
who was en- route from Campbellsville
to her home.
Mr. Wheeler Short and wife and
Mrs. Leslie Dickens, of near Burkes-
vile, visited their mother, Mrs. Null
link, last week.
Misses Ivy and Frances Dudgeon, of
Lebanon, are visiting their auntS
Misses Myra and Katie Butler and
Mrs. n. A. Hurt.
Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald, of New Al.
bany, was here last week, to see hel
brother, Mr. Eli Bailey, who has beer
sick for two years
Master Wyatt Smith, who visited
his grandmother, mrs. Sallie Smith
who lives near Mt. Pleasant, left fol
his home in Middleburg, one day last
week.
Mrs. c. NJ Barnett and her two
children, of Mt. Vernon, Ill, arrived
last week and will spend the summer
with Mrs Barnetts mother, Mrs il
Rosenfeld.
Rev. M. NJ. Murrell. wife and littI,
daughter, Virginia. of BardStown
and Judge T. A MurrelI, of Louis
vile, arrived Monday afternoon for /;
few days visit.
Ed. w. X. AZbill, noted ministe
of the Christian Church, who nov
lives as Cleveland, Ohio, is visiting
relatives and friends in Columbia
He is stopping with Mr.. Jas. T. Page
Mrs. Thomas Tarlton Watkins anC
her little son, VIM. Tarlton, arrived
last Tuesday afternoon and will spenC
several weeks at the home of her ia
ther-in-law, Rev. b T. Watson.
Miss Mamie Faulkner. who teaches
at Chalybeate Springs, left last week
to resume her duties. Her sister
Miss Georgia Faulkner, accompanied
her and will spend few weeks at tn,
Springs.
Mr. Leslie Chapman, wife and littl
daughter. the former having been liv
ing in Bradentown, Fla for ten years
and where he married, reached Co
lumbia last Wednesday for an extend
ed visit.
Misses Pearl and Ann Nell. o
Frankfort, are lying dangerously i'll
the former with Bright's disease, tn
latter with pulmonary trouble. The
are natives of this county, half sister