The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1918-08-14
Personals.

Mr.. L o Mcfarland Rowena was
in Columbia last Thursday.
Mr.. ]. @. Alexander made his regu-
lar trip to Columbia last week.
Mr.. Basil Jones of East Fork, Net
calfe county, was here few days ago.
Miss Dollie Bryant, who visited in
Bardstown, returned home few days
ago. .s
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Chewing visit.
ed their son, who lives at Coburg, a
few days ago.
Mr.. r. 81. Helm, prominent far
mer of Penick, Marion county, was
here last Saturday.
Mr.. G. L. Wolford and his daughter,
Miss Grace, were down from Casey
Creek last Thursday.
Mrs. Mary T. Harvey's condition re-
mains critical. Every effort to bring
relief is being put forth.
MIS-. W. L. Parks, of Fayette, Ala
bama, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Morrison.
Mr.. Lyme Arnett, of Nicholas Vile,
arrived last Wednesday night, and will
be here several days.
Mr.. Coy E. Dudgeon, who travels
for Louisville firm, was here, to see
our merchants few days since.
Messrs. r. t. and Finis Baker, J.
A., II. G. and r. H. Parrish, Amanda
vile, were here few days ago.
Lieut. Abba Eubank, after delight
full visit with his home people, left for
his post of duty this morning.
Mr.. Delphus Taylor, who is station
ed at Camp Taylor, reached home last
Saturday night, on a short furlough
Prof. and Mrs. Reed Shelton, of
Maryville, Tenn, arrived the first of
the week, to visit relatives andfriends
Mr.. G.. r Miller returned to Louis,
vile Saturday. His brother, Mr.. Ell
N. Miller, accompanied him to Leba-
non.
Mr.. T. L. Wilson and wife, Russell
Springs, were here few days ago, en-
route to the Louisville and Cincinnati
markets.
Mrs. G. w. Staples, who attended
the funeral and burial of her sister, at
Frankfort, returned the latter part Of
last week.
Ed. w. B. Taylor, a minister of
ability, has been conducting very
successful meeting at Mt Pleasant for
some days.
Miss Madge Rosenfeld took passage
in Gen. Garnett's car, on the latter's
return home, and will spend ten days
in Louisville.
Mr.. Joshua Nurrell and his grand.
daughter, N ISIS Anna Sarah Blades, of
Metcalfe county, visited relatives in
Adair last week.
Mrs. r L. Allen, who visited her
SOD, Harry, who is in Camp Beauregard
La, returned home last week. She
left her son in fine health.
Mr.. Horton Grissom who works at
powder plant in Jacksonville Tenn.
essee spent a few days of last week
with his parents and friends here.
Miss Kate Gill returned from
Smiths Grove few days ago where
she accepted position to teach, leav-
ing for that point in about two weeks.
Mrs J. A. Pulliam, of East Fork,
who has been a subscriber for the
News fourteen years, was here last
week and advanced her subscription.
Mr.. Carson Faulkenburg and wife,
and their little daughter, Virginia,
and Miss Roxy Faulkenburg, of James.
town, were here TO take in Draft No.
.258.
Lieut.. r. ID. Judd sailed for France
Wednesday of last week His wife
reached here Monday night and will
spent some time with Lieut. Judd's
people.
Mr.. K B. Biedsoe, retired printer,
now in the insurance business, Louis
vile, spent several days here last
week. From here he went to Knox
county
Mr.. o. Russell and Mr. John Lee
Walker left last Friday morning for
I. Chillicothe, Ohio. to see Mr.. Doc
Walker, who is stationed at the Camp
10 that city.
DIR. W. f. Cartwright and wife re-
turned from Pikeville, Tenn last
Sunday. They found their daughter,
son.in-law and children well and get.
ting along nicely.
Mr.. Tom Patteson and Mr.. Alvin
Lewis will leave Thursday of thi.
week for indianapolis, where they
will be sworn into the service of the
T1,;,ad States They are volunteers.