The Adair County news., 1919-09-10

Mrs J. P. Clayton, who lives near
Montpelier, and who went to Louis
Vile and was under the treatment of
a specialist, has returned home, very
much benefited.
Miss Rose Heyd, who teaches at Pa
ducah, KY, left Thursday morning to
begin duty for this school year She
is an excellent, Christian lady, and a
splendid teacher.
Messrs. Gordon Montgomery, L c.
Winfrey, G.. R. Reed, j. R. Garnett,
N. t. Mercer represented Adair
county in the State Democratic Con.
vention, last Thursday, at Louisville:
Miss Allene Montgomery left to en-
ter the Kentucky School for Women,
Danville, yesterday morning. Her
father, Mr.. Gordon Montgomery, &C
companied her.
Mrs. Mamie Scalf and her son,
Chester, arrived from Louisville last
Friday. Chester was in the army,
served in France and was in a number
Of engagements. He is in fine health.
Miss Lille Judd left for Jelico,
Tenn, last Thursday morning. After
spending few days there with her
brother, Prof. T. A. Judd, she will
leave for northern Louisiana where
she will teach.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Hummelshine,, OF
Mercer, Pennsylvania, recently visited
at the home of Mrs Elizabeth Murrell
near Zion. They, in company with
Miss Eva Murrell visited and explored
in part, the Mammoth Cave.
Miss Mary Grissom, well.knowr
music'teacher, left Monday morning
for Hopkinsville where she is engaged
for this year. Her mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Grissom, accompanied her,
and they will likely do light house.
keeping during the term.
Mr.. G. T. Suits and wife are in
Louisville attending the State Fail
and also visiting Mr.. Suits brother,
Mr.. Ewing Stults and wife. They
will also spend several days in Indiana,
at the home of Mrs. Stult,s parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Tandy
Mr.. C. M. Barnett, wife and chill.
dren, and Mr.. 10 Rosenfield left fl
St. Louis last Monday morning. From
St. Louis Mr.. Rosenfield will return
) to Middlesboro Mr.. Jo., M. Rosen
field left for his Virginia home last
Saturday.
Mesdames G. f. Suits and Gordon
Montgomery, who have been on Mr.
Montgomery's farm for five months
are now at their residences in Column
bia. They were in the country can
ming for the winter, raising chickens
turkeys, etc.
Mr. Walter Ingram and his sister
MIS-. G. G. JeffrieS and his father, Mr.
H. B. Ingram went to Louisville las
week The former will visit the Gin
cinnati market Mr.. H. B. Migrants
mission was to have cataract remov
ed from one of his eyes.
Mrs. Mollie Triplett, who visited
her son, ollin, in Missouri
returned last Friday afternoon
Her son, DR.. W. T. Triplett, Celina
Kan, and her daughter, Mrs. M c.
Reynolds, who live in Joplin, Mo-
visited her at Monroe City, Mo.
Mr.. d. M. Monaghan, of White
wright, Tex, is spending few week.
with his father, Daniel monaghan
} and other relatives. Mr. Mooney han
1 left Adalr crunty for Texas a nunbel
OF years ago. He is fine citizen anC
is having good time meeting ole
: friends
:, Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Williams, O
) Saltwater, Okla, who have been visit
ing relatives here for several weeks
left for their home last Wednesda,
morning. Mr.. Williams is in the pro
2 duce business and is having a fin
run of trade He says Kentucky is
4 | fine State in which 10 live hut, TIL