The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1918-06-19
Personals.
Mr.. Hugh Noe, Stanford, was here
a few days ago.

nOmo dill ldSG WEEK.
Mr.. W. A. Coffey made a profession
al trip to Indiana last week.
Mr.. H. o. Cook, Horse Cave, was
in Columbia few days since.
Miss Mary Miller, who taught at
Hazard, KY, returned home last week.
Mr.. ]. F Montgomery made a pro-
fessional trip to Jamestown last week.
Mr.. V. Sullivan was here, from
Campbellsville, day or two of last
week.
Rev. o. D. Arnold, who has been
quite sick for two weeks, is able to be
out again.
Mr.. j. R. Thomas and family, of
near Campbellsville, visited in Adair
county Sunday.
Mr.. A. C. Hill, wife and son, Glas-
cow, spent part Of two days in this
place last week.
Miss Christine Nell, of Gradyville,
spent last week with Miss Catherine
Neil, this city.
Miss Minnie Kemp, who taght in
the High School, Shelbyville, returned
home last week.
Mr.. Ores Barger will return from
a business trip to Louisville tonight,
Wednesday.
Ellis Workman and R. W. Wilson,
deputy United States Marshals, were
here day or two Of last week.
Mrs. Ray Montgomery left last
Thursday to spend several weeks with
her mother, in Warren county.
S. Wilson, ]. L. Hale, M. W. Cooper
and Master Curd Snow, were here,
from Russell Springs, last Wednesday.
Nj. G. W. Staples, who is employed
at Lexington, reached home Thursday
night, on account of the illness of his
wife.
Senator Robert Antle, of Russell
county, was in Columbia last Thurs
day, en- route to the Blue Grass sec.
ton.
Misses Matte and Fannie Evans,
popular young ladies of the EuEice To-
cality, were in Columbia, shopping
last Thursday.
Messrs. R. T., Finis and Selden Ba-
ker, of Amandaville, were here last
Thursday to attend the funeral of
Grover Grissom.
Mrs. Bert Epperson and son, Stan.
ley, went to Glasgow last week, to see
Mrs. Epperson's brother, DR.. L. E.
Williams, who is critically ill.
Mr.. n. B. Faulkenburg, who is en-
gagged in advancing the oil interest in
this part of the State, was here, from
Jamestown, last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. PAUL, Mr., Fred
Hill, accompanied by DR.. W. J. Flow
ers, went to Danyille last week, the
former to consult DR.. Dunlap.
Mr.. Tom Judd, who has been teach
ing in Louisiana, returned home the
first of last week. He will now make
an effort to enter the service of bis
country.
Mrs Sarah Gadbery, vino lives near
Gadberry, sister of Mrs. J. Y. White,
this place, is lying in critical condi,
tion Mr.. and Mrs. White visited her
Saturday.
MIR. j. A. Williams accompanied his
father, ED. 2. T. Williams, to Glas-
cow last week. They went to be at
the bedside of DR.. l.. E. Williams, son
of the former
Miss Ruth Stapp, who was a teach
er in the school at Morgantown, re-
turned home last week En- route she
stopped and visited at Bowling Green
and other points.
Mr.. W. E. Shirley, of Glasgow, who
travels for Baltimore Tobacco Co.,
was here several days last week call
ing on the merchants in this city and
out in the county.
Miss leila Pelley, who taught in
the Graded School, at Barboursville,
reached home last week to spend her
vacation with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. j. FL. Pelley.
Mr.. T. C. Golf, father of J. II. and
Walter Golf, was taken seriously ill
Saturday forenoon, and for an hour
or two his condition was alarming.
He is now much better.
DR.. L. E. Williams, of Glasgow, is
reported in very critical condition.
His father, Ed. z. T. Williams, and
other members of the family left for
his bedside last Wednesday.
Miss Rose Keyed, who has been Wis
iting in Louisville and the Indiana
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