The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1918-10-23

com several days hast week.
Mr.. B. +. Catron, Russell Springs,
paid this place visit recently.
Mr.. L. P. McCubby, of Lexington,
was in Columbia few days ago.
Mr.. Geo Mclean and wife were
housed last week with the Flu.
Mr.. L. A. Andrew, of Creelsboro,
spent day in Columbia recently.
Mr.. G. o. Barnes, of Russell county,
was here day or two of last week.
Mr.. C. e. Cunningham, Louisville,
was in our midst few days ago.
Mr.. T. /. Durham, of Danville, made
a business trip to Columbia last week.
y u Mrs. Bruce Montgomery, who was
tie sick last week, has greatly i'm
bved.
Dr. ]. S. Rowe, jamestown, was
ire Tuesday night, en- route for
puisville.
I Judge W. w. Jones and Hon ]. f.
Montgomery are attending the Russell
rcuit court.
Mrs. Herman Barnett will leave for
or home, in st. Louis, about the mid
lie Of this week.
Mrs. T. G. Faulkner and daughter,
liss Georgia, visited in Campbells-
Vile last week.
Mr.. I'll. N. Miller conveyed Mr. and
Mrs. J. P. Beard to Lebanon, on their
trip to st. Louis.
Miss Christine Nell Gradygille, spent
day or two OF last week with Miss
CatherinesNell.
Miss Maud Griffith, teacher in the
Graded School, visited her sister, Mrs.
Wilson, Oreensburg, last week.
Mr.. Elmo Strange, wife, and several
of their children had a severe attack
of the influenza, but they have about
recovered.
Misses Allye, Thomasine and Opal
Garnett, who are teaching in Pendle-
ton county, are at home until 18th of
this month.
Miss Thetis Williams of this place,
has just completed course in civil
service at Kansas City, Mo-, has re-
turned home.
Mr.. Jas. r. Keene, a prominent
citizen OF Burkesville, was here last
week, and spent night with Judge
G. T. Herrifcrd.
Mr.. J. r. Garnett has been detain-
ed from his Office for several days,
being afflicted with the influenza. He
is now about we'll.
Mrs. Nathan Waggener, who visited
her sister, Mrs W. S. Chapman, re-
turned to her home, in Springfield,
last Wednesday.
Mrs. W. e. Bradshaw and her little
SON, Edward, arrived a few days ago
and will spend several weeks with
Mrs. Bette Butler.
Miss Minnie Kemp, who teaches at
Springfield, reached home few days
ago. She will not return until an or.
der is made to reopen schools.
Mr.. Jas. Holiday, who is in the
navy, and who reached home before
the death of his father, will be here
until about the first of November.
Mrs. E p. Harris returned to her
home, Catlettsburg, last Thursday.
She reported that she had delightful
visit here, and that as long as she
lived she would make one or two trips
a year to Adair county.
John d. Lowe, Ralph GARRETT,
Shreve Davis, Paul Blair and Chelcie
Barger. who are in training at Lexing-
ton Military School reached home last
Tuesday. The institution has closed
until the 18th of this month.
Mrs. M. E. Durham, who was opera
ted on in Louisville several weeks ago,
is now at the home of her daughter
Mrs. A. B. Murphy, Finley, Taylor
county. We regret to report that she
is improving but very little.
DR.. o. p. Miller was called to see
Mrs. Claud Miller, of Campbellsville
last week, who was reported danger
ously i'll with pneumonia, as result
of the Flu. When the doctor left her
home her condition was very much
improved.
Mr.. Ben Dunbar and wife, of Mon
tana, who were visiting here, received
a message the first of last week, stat
ing that their daughter was quite i'll,
and they started at once for thier
home Mr. Virgil Dunbar and wife,
of the State of Washington, left for