The Adair County news., 1919-02-26
Rev. J. L. Percy, pastor of the

Monticello last Monday.
Methodist church, Monticello, was
among the visiting ministers who at
tended the meeting of the Centenary
Committee,
Mr.. Ray Flowers, who has been
stationed at Buffalo, N. Y, received
his discharge last week and reached
home Friday night He is looking in
fine health.
Mr.. Bruce Montgomery reports that
that the word received from his wife's
bed chamber is that she is doing finely
and that indications point to an
ultimate recovery.
Bryan Garnett, son of Mr.. 81. B.
Garnett, who is stationed at Camp
Dix, N. j., is at home, on short fur
Tough. He has gained Is pounds since
he entered the service.
Mrs. Bette Hutchinson, who was
very sick, on Casey Greek, for several
weeks, has greatly improved, and is
now at the home of her son, Mr.. R. A.
Hutchinson, near Columbia.
Mr.. Lucian Womack and wife, of
Chenoa, ILL.,, are visiting in the coun-
ty. Mr.. Womack, is son of of Mr..
Hindman Womack, who removed to
Illinois several years ago.
Mrs. Lola Lovett left last Friday
to visit her sister, Mrs. Maurice Grubbs,
at Russellville and her daughter, Miss
Margaret, who is there in college. She
expects to be away for some time.
Mr.. J. J. Hunter, a former citizen
of Adair county, now of Wichita Falls,
Texas, arrived on visit last Wednes-
day afternoon. He has accompanied
by his son-in-law, Mr.. L. G.. Dohoney.
Mr.. Cassius Breeding and wife and
Mr.. J. S. Breeding and wife, who
were at the Hot Springs, Ark, for
several weeks, return I'd home Monday
night. Mr.. Casuis Breeding has been
benefited.
Rev. ]. S. Chandler and MIR. Ed
Hill, of Campbellsville, attended the
meeting of the Centenary Committee
of the Methodist Church, held at this
place last Wednesday. There were
other ministers present whose names
were not reported.
Miss Julia IEubank, one of Colum'
bias artistic milliners, left last Tues
day morning for Louisville and Chica
go, where she will remain severa
weeks acquainting herself with all the
latest designs, and in due time will re
ceive an up-to-date stock here.
Mr. and Mrs. Count Suits were il
Louisville last week, and while Their
motored to the home of Mr.. R. E
Tandy in Floyd county, Ind. Mr.
) Suits reports that Mr.. Tandy ant
family and also Mr.. Asa 10y and fam
e lily are comfortably situated on goo'
e farm.
Mr.. Geo. T. Flowers, Jr., forme
citizen of Columbia, now a resident o
: the suburbs of Monticello and tn
sheriff of Wayne county, came owe
the first of last week, to see his faith
9 er, who is sick at Gradyville. TIL
Deacon's many Columbia friends wer
g glad to hand him the paw of recogn
6 ton.
}. Mr.. M. Cravens, who underwent a
# operation in a Louisville infrmar!
:, some weeks ago, reached home las
+ Friday afternoon. He stood the tri
very nicely from the city, but it wi
f. be several weeks before he fully r.
n covers. Mrs Cravens, who was wit
her husband while he remained j
Louisville, returned with him.
= Lewis Mcintosh, the manly your
- boy who came here from Louisvil
with Rev. r. Y. Bennett, and WI
entered the Lindsey Wilson, going
his home when the flu broke out, hi
5 been dangerously ill with doub
. pneumonia. 1t is hoped that he W
's recover, as he was a favorite in Il
institution, the kind of boy that wou
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