The Adair County news., 1918-07-31

Misses Dora Eubank and Kate Gill,
who have been attending the summer
session of the Western Normal, Bow
ling Green, returned home last Fri
day night.
Mr.. A. Willis, who is employed
at Lynch, No. 5, Harlan county, and
Who has been at home several weeks,
left Saturday for that point to resume
carpentering.
Mr.. Cecil Ramsey, of Monticello,
has been accepted for army service,
and is expecting call at any day. He
is son-in-law Of Mr.. and Mrs. 10 N.
FConover, this place.
Mr.. E. B. Barger, who is Louis
vile Cononel, reached home the first
of last week. 1t may be that the sea-
son has closed, on account of members
being called to the colors.
DR.. and Mrs. T. H. westbrook, Fort
Worth, Texas, arrived, on visit, last
Thursday night. They are stopping
with Mrs. Westbrook's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Robt. Conover.
Mrs. Ben r. Chewing, who has been
very delicate for some months, was out
driving, with her husband, last Sat-
urday, and those who are close to her
say that her condition is better.
Mr.. John T. Harvey arrived from
Boston, Mass. last Wednesday night.
His mother continues very low, and
he will remain at her bedside until
there is change in her condition.
Miss Ruth l. Myers. of Greencastle,
Ind, representing the Community
Chautauqua, was here last week, look
ing after the Chautauqua engagement
which starts here to-day wednesday,
Mr.. J. Will Young, who has been at
Lynch, Harlan county. for two weeks,
came down last week to see his family.
He reported all kinds of work active
in the mountains: He returned Sat-
urday.
Willis E. Page, Sparksville, this
county, is reported dangerously
wounded in France. 1t goes without
saying that Adair county is heartily
in sympathy with the gallant soldier
and his people.
Mr.. and Mrs W. R. Walker and
their son, w. r. Jr., of Cleburne,
Texas, will arrive to-day "wednesday. }
for months visit. They will stop
at the home of Mrs. Walkers father,
Judge 81. G. Baker.
DR.. n. M. Hancock. who has been a
victim of appendicitis for the past two
months, was in Columbia last Tuesday
looking reasonably well. He declined
to submit to the knife, and believes
that he will ultermedly recover
Mr.. J. G. Eubank left Saturday for
Lynch, Camp, No 5, Harlan county.
His object is to look over the situa.
ton, and If he believes there is a
good opening for the watch repairing
business he will remain, if not, he will
return home.
Mrs. W. r. Myers was called to st
Louis last week Her daughter, Mrs.
Herman Barnett, gave birth to girl
child on the Goth, but it only lived
thirty-six hours. Mrs. Barnett is
doing nicely, but she wanted her
mother with her.
Mr.. A. S. Chewing, who made a
pleasant visit home, left on his return
trip to Christian county last Wednes.
day afternoon. He stated before TAX
idg his departure that he was leaving
his mother in abetter condition than
he found her on his arrival.
Mrs Barksdale Hamlett and her
son, Barksdale, Jr., who visithd in
Elizabethtown and Louisville for ten
days, returned home Friday. Little
Margaret Hamlett, who has been with
her grandparents at E Town six
weeks, returned with her mother.
Mr.. Geo. r. Miller, who spent two
weeks here endeavorlng to recuperate
left for his home, in Louisville, last
Wednesday morning. In appearance
he looked much better when he left
than he did when he came. His rela.
tives were anxious for him to remain
longer. but he deemed it his duty to
60 home.
Mr.. T. Y. Chandler, who spent sil
weeks here with friends of his early
manhood, left Monday for his home,
Hillsboro, Texas. His daughter, Mis-
Anna Mildred, who accompanied him
from Texas, will remain with hel
aunt, Mrs. Rollin Hurt, through TIT
, month of August. Mr.. Chandler re
ports that he spent delightful visit
and his old friends were sorry, to part
with him.