The Adair County news., 1918-07-03
all their children having married and


sick list for several days.
Mr.. J. A Hill, Adairville, was here
asst Saturday, meeting his old friends.
Mr. John Il. Harvey, of Boston,
Mass is visiting his mother and Sis
ter.
Miss Alice Walker recently spent a
day with the Misses Chandler, Camp
bellsville.
Mrs j. R. Smith, Caupbellsville,
visited her cousin, Mrs. Rollin Hurt
last week.
Mr.. Barksdale Hamlett was in Camp
bellsville the first of the week, on leg
al business.
Mr.. T. W Spindler, of Louisville,
visited his nephew, Mr.. R. w. Shir-
ley, last week.
Nr. G. T. Flowers, our own Deacon,
Sheriff of Wayne county, is here meet
ing his many friends.
Miss Dorothy Baker, Monticello, is
visiting at the home of her grand
father, Judge H. G. Baker.
Mr.. NJ. C. Winfrey wife and daugh-
ter, Miss Mary, visited Mr.. Ewing
Suits and wife, Louisville, last week.
Mr.. J. A. Willis, who is at work,
carpentering for a coal company in
Harlan county, is at home for short
stay.
Miss Ethel Moore, one of Adair
county's worthy young ladies, left for
Mannsville, Taylor county, the first
of the week where she will teach.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Glasgow and
children, of Catlettsburg, are visiting
at the home of Mrs. Glasgow's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs R W. Shirley.
Rev. B. T. Watson. pastor of the
Presbyterian Church, this place, went
to Burkesville and preached for the
congregation in that town last Sunday.
Mr.. Richard Hord and two chill
dren: Mr.. Hugh Chandler and Miss
Mary Smith, Campbellsville, visited
at the home of Judge Rollin Hurt
Sunday.
Mrs. 10. Callison, of Cane Valley,
who was Miss Fon Hancock before
her marriage, was dangerously i'll last
Sunday, but Monday her condition
was reported better.
Mrs. B. o. Hurt, who has been in
st. Anthony Hospital, Louisville for
five or six weeks, returned home last
Saturday. Thu indications point to
her early restoration to health.
Mr.. r F. PAUL is yet confined to
his room, his condition being about
the same as reported last. The trou-
bic now seems to be lack of appetite.
His physician is endeavoring to bring
that around.
Mrs. Mary Strange, of Burkesville,
who visited with her children here
for some weeks, returned home last
| Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Fleece Smith,
came up from Burkesville and accom-
panied her, the journey being made
| in an auto.
Mrs. S F. White and her son, Ken
meth, arrived Monday night from
Bridgeport, Ala. They stopped with
Mrs. Whites niece. Mrs J. F Pate
son, and will remain, visiting here for
several weeks. They will be given
cordial greetings.
Mrs. Nina Denver, who is trained
nurse, and who has been in the Dea-
coness Hospital, Louisville, for about
a year, will arrive at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Lena PAUL, this Tuesday
night. She will be with her relatives
and friends eight or ten days.
Fred and Guy Jackman reached
home last week from the Masonic
Home, Louisville Fred received his
diploma from the schooI in that insti
tuition and this fall ne will enter Be-
rea College. He is making rapid
progress and the Masons will see that
he is given an opportunity for i'm
ished education Guy has three more
years in the Home school before en-
tering college. The boys WI be with
their mother and sisters here until
September.