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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-26
Qn 26 K~aritasperbGnNc
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@nrbe cine gr6fere Seubuns Aeiber
1tn0 Gebensmtttel.

SSn einem S6reiben aus iiinglter
3eit beri6tet bie &auptpertretnng oes
Oel1ti6en &aritasberban0es in Ser
lin iiber 0ie S%er1penoung bon lebsuno=
5rpan5ig &ilten 2ebensmittel nno
&let6er, Sic I'M San11ar onr6 Die Gem
tralsSte1e 9. 81. 6. 3entral=8ereins
beri6iG moroen ,paren. gs mer6en
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tasDerbdn6e angefiibrt, 6ie aus bieier
Spen0e bebadt muroen. 80 bat mie=
Ser ie6er nnierer 0i05eien cine &iite
erbalten, beiBt es in 6em 8riefe. 90
bal6 sic Danf19reiben bel uns einlnl1=
fen, tper6en mir Tie ibnen ii%berien6en.
Sc cine &tte gelangte an 6ie fol-
gen0en 9t05efan : &aritasberbdn6e:
8amberg, &oln, Sreiburg, Miinden,
Mugsburg, @reslau, gidftGH, grm@
lano, 6ul0a, &il6esbeim, 2imbnrg,
Wtain5, Muniter, Ssnabrid, Ba6er=
born, Noiia1, &egensburg, 5peper,
@iir5burg, 6reiitaat 0an5ig, @roB-
Berlin, @iirttemberg, fir 6os Mpo=
itoliide @ifariot @o6ien, Erier 0iir
8rieiter), 0eiterreiB (fir elm @lo-
iter), un6 cine @ijte an Sen 9eIaga=
MISUNDERSTANDING Sueb.
Oie banfbare @eiinnung, meld)e
0ie @utbolifen 0eutiGlam6s bel1te fir
amerita begen, nn6 sic in 10 bielen
8riefen bon 6riiben 5nm Mus6rnd
fommt, ipribt in DEFENDERS einoruds<
boiler 8eiie Der bo6pft. Serr 8iidof
BON @i6itdH IN 8aDern, SEQ bon Mler=
gel, .. g. s., IN einem 8riefe bonn
81. Macr5 an 6ie Central teue aus:
~Mmerifa bat 6em oelti6en 8olfe
iiberaus liebebon Sic beIfen6e @an6
entgegengeitredt. Sci ser grnennung
Der leg Item &aroindle in &om bat ser
nelte &or6inol bon Miin9en beionz
0ers ld6n Dor Dem 81. @nter BEL Dem
Danf oaranf b%ingetpieien, 6oB oie
&aritns cine 8riife gebaut bat 5pi=
i6en Mmerifa un6 Deuti9lan6. 90
oatrd, 6aB Ser neue a1nerifanii6e
&arotnal in Ser Mitte 5tpiiden 3pei
0enti6en itan0, fonnme 6l1BerIi6 gum
Nnsorud, tpas Die guten Mmerifaner
ben beorudten 0euti6en tutiG6li6 ge
tan.... @roBes Danfgefibl gege11
Mmerifa bIeibt fir INNER in BEN Ser
gen Der @l1tgeiinnten in gang Mittel=
europa; aber au6 6ie 8itte iteigt gum
Simmel:: @ot moge sic amerifani-
iden Wobltater rei6li6 iegren fir al:
Ie 2iebe."
Ser bodtpit. 8if6of bon G1tl6a
ober, Soiepb 9amian, fdIieBt Elm
Donfibreiben bom felben Eoge mil
Dem @eripreden: u@m @robe seq ST..
8onifatits per6e ild germ un1erer Iiez
ben 6renn6e in Mmerifa ae6enfen,
ebenio an BEN beiligen Sffaotten in
Som, nobin id r1dditen Montog ub-
retien tper6e."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-26
Obcrrit9ter 11)hitc po,,t
Gocc %abbcrmfcft.

@aibington %. Maai. - Oberrid=
ter Gouar6 Douglas )8bite bonn
Sberbnn0esgeri6t 1turbl am Donner-
1tag morgen I'M 51pei l1br I'M Cor
field Sospital an Sen Solgen elmer
|Speration Die er ltd Degen eines 8la-
ienleioens an berfloienen 6reitag
nnter5ogen batte.
Ser 0abingei9ieoene, ser I'M 76.
|2ebensiabre 1tan0, butte Die Opern=
ton iebr gut uber1tanoen nno es batte
ben Mnl6ein, als ob er genefen miir=
De, ols am Dienftag pl0Bli9 cine
8enoung gum Sdlimmeren eintrat.
|gs itellte iiitd ndmli9 cine afute &er5=
ermeiternng Elm nn6 Die Mer5te err
flairten baraufbin ben 3nitano BEG
Scranton fir b0nig boffnungsloS. Ser
&idter berlor am Dtenltagaben6 6as
@epuBtiein un6 ieit6em mar iein Mbz
leben 1tiinbli6 ertpartet moroen.
@omar6 Donglas @bite 1pur6e am
3. September 1916 I'M &ariib 9afour=
DIE, 2ouiIiara, oIs 5pbrt bon g6tpar6
Douglas @bite, 6em iiebenten @o1<
bernel1r bes Stoates 2oniiiana, gebo=
rem. ST obiolbierte sic Mount ct.
MorDs S6ule BEL @mmitsbnrg, Mo.,
Dos Seiuiten &olegium in Seem Or
leans nn6 oie @eorgetotpn nniberii=
tdt. @r 6iente IN ser Mrmee Ser Som
f06erierten un0 tp1tr6e I'M Sabre 1868.
lin 2ouiiiana our Mnsubnng Ser &edts
praris 5ugelaiien, morarf er iid bort
|als &e6tsan1polt nie6erlieB. SSm Sat-
re 1874 geb0rte er Ser StuutsgeieB=
gebung ieines Seimutsltaats an, muir
De I'M Sabre 1878 Mitglieo bes Ni9=
terfollegiums oeS 5taatsobergerihts
bon 2oniiiana, mar bon 1891-1894
Mitglie0 beg 8%nn6esienats. Mm 49,.
|Sebr11ar 1894 tpuroe er 5um Mitglie6
Ices Hi6terfoaeginms 6es 81tn6esobz
|ergeri6tS ernannt un0 AM 12. De5em=
|ber 1910 gum Sberridter.
Sur letten &1tbe.
Wit gbrenbe5elgnngen, Delbe me-
gen ibrer @infa6Eeit 6oppelt 10 ELM
brndspoa mirften, mnroen bie 1terbli=
den u%eberreite oes Iangidbrigen Gor-
flyers .oes Bnnoesobergeri6tes, 60
maro Douglas @bite, innerbalb S0r=
1peite Ser 5taot, in ser er 10 lange ge=
itpirft batte, anf 6en 0afbin 6rieo=
bofe CUR Groe beltattet.
Die Slaggen auf @albmait anf Of
fentli6en @ebauoen Die gefperrten
|Giren ser &egierungsgebduoe 11n6 Ste
6umpfen SalDen Der @el9iibe anf
Sort Mper a11f Sen anoeren 5eite 6es
Botomac muren Die ein5igen duBerli@
||ben 3engen 6er %nationalen Sraler
iber 6en 8erlnit.
Cine fleine @r11ppe batte it6 1T
Der ct. MaHb61tsfir9e %beriammelt,
alS sic 5t1n6e fir Sen Grauergot-
tesbienit berannabte. l1nmittelbar bin@
ter Dem bllmenbe6edten Gorge, IN
Der geGbe 6es Mltares, batte1t Brdii-
bent Sar6ing nnb @attin HlaB gez
monument, Damn fumen Die &abinetts-
mitglie6er, Diplomaten, Mbor6n1tn=
gen bes osengreiies urt0 bobere Ste
gierungsbeamte NIT eirigen perion=
Ii9en grel1n6en 6es boben 8eamten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-26

tend g%efor0ert m11rOe, 111lterl1e9t TEL.
mem Speifel, mie es aub feinert
sSpslial nnterliegt, baB es tpiinidens.
inert lit. baS b%egonreae u%uternebrle1
fort5ufiibre1.
@enn ein Raroinal Bal,lbaber. @r5-
bil6of bon Miin6en, f6reibt: u5ie
baben mid burb SIRE @abe ($150O)
in sic Sage perfeBt, bieler Scot in Brie
|lter,- &loIter- uno 2aienfreilen I'M
Namen Ser fatboliiden 2iebe ub5u-
belfen, uno mand)e Gufgabe ieBt at
|l0ien, Der ib nit Der &atloiigfeit nnb
Silfloiigfeit Der Mrmut gegeniber-
|Itanb," 10 benefit ons our @eniige, mie
oie @erbdltniiie in 9entidlano beiteat
iino.
@an5 nnbemuBt berr6t bas aud
.Sdpelter sc. Sabina, u9ienerin Der
Mrmen nnb &ranfen" I'M ct. Sofefs
Sospital 5n 8o6um. Sn einem
|S6reiben bonn 10. MprH beri6tet tie
Ser Central 5tene her bie Mnfunft
elmer Senonng @ummltDaaren fir ibr
&ranfenbans. Sic m1Bte 0esmegen
auf 6as 6ortige 3onamt geben, nno
idiloert NUN Ben. ginbrud, Den tie
|beim Mnblid Der 9tnge, Die 6arin ent=
bolten pare11, empfing. uBie iebr ib
MIDI frente," beiBt es 90, uols i'd Die
5pei 2uftringe iab, fam ib Sbnen
gar nibt 1agen. @benio ma9ten mir
|6ie @is- 11n0 @aiierbeutel eine gan5
Be onoere Sren6e. Sim liebIfen more
i'd i6nen init ben 2uftringen nah
Sanle geeilt, I'M ben arrnen &ranfen
|2inoernng bamit gu beri6affen. Ser
geamte monte mir 5uerit Sic Gum
miiaden ni6t iogleib mitgeben, neil
er glorbte, es miiBte 3on barauf be-
|5ablt tper0en; i6 erfldrte linn aber,
|i6 miirbe nibt eber geben, Bis er mir
nidtN penigitens Sic 9uftringe gegeben
bGtte."
gdueter sc. 5abina i6reibt oes
meiteren, tie batten in Ser Mn1talt 10
biele elenbe &ranfe, 5umal SDpb1s=
franfe, Die 70 bon bon 8nnoen nno
Otter iino, 0aB man lie fanm an5n=
|folien meiB, nno nod meniger gut
betten fam, obne @alierfilien nno
2uftringe." Dabei iin6 Sic in Dert1dt
lon6 erbdltliden @nm1nttparen te11er
uno idledt. .8ir baben," erflart Die
genannte Sr6ensfrau, onns bier nm
elm @aiierfiiien iebr bemiibt, nn6 emo
Iid I'M einen boben Breis ems ge=
fanft, aber es tpar 10 i6le6t, 6aB es
.idon nod 51pei Bis BRET Sager n11=
oi6t ml1roe. @benfo gebt es nit oen
@nmmi z1nterlagen." 4
Dobei fonn man bier fir etpa $25
genigeno @nmmitparen fir Elm flei=
mes Sospital fanfen. Sol6e Senonn=
gen mur6en bon ser Central SteQe
NIT Ser Boit, einge1drieben, mad orii<
ben beforbert, nnb i'm gerlnnf zines
Sabres 1T mu6 ni6t ein ein5iges Ba<
fet perloren gegangen. Daro1s erg1bt
Iid, pie bel @rtes man mil elmer
berbaltnismGBig fleinen 5ltmme 5n
thin Dermog.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-26
Bcuineunecn fiir Sic An>
%erfcnnmne mcrifes.

8oIbington, 90. Mni. - Die ante=
rifani19e &egierung bat cine Note
ousgearbeitet, melde Die erogiilfigen
Beoingungen entbdlf, unter 0eaen Die
Ser. 5tanten bie &egierung Sbre<
.qorg III Merifo anerfennen miir6e;
Sic Note miro bonn Stat Ser amterfiffd=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-26
rs. n1ai, 1921.
1tno sic @la,tbigen in ibrem @ebete

at geoenfen.
: Sn, ser nnbefledten @mpfang-
nisfirbe at Seem M11nid bega1n a1n
9reifaItigfeitsionntag Die bier51gz
Itiinoige @ebetsanoadt, Die I'M 91e1l.
Itagmorgen bel einem feierltden Sod
ante sum miiroigen Mbi6lnb gela11g=
te. AuBer Dem bodp item 5errn Abte
8eter gngel, 3. g. g., melder am
groffmngstage ser %oreitagigen Seler
preOiate, Ieilteten benz bobm. 8farrer
@erbarD, .. g. s., bodpp. r. Ral1z
linus, .. g. s., bon 8anbnh ,Wt1111t:
meld)er am Mortag preoigte uno bel
ser 56lubfeier 0ie 8reoigt belt, nrb
bodlm. SEER SUB bon @lrola giittge
Mltsbilfe. Sic gauge @emeinoe benns-
tie oieie @elegenbeit 5ur 8trfl1ng ib-
res Seelenbeiles.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-26
KarNiftal famlRabet abcr
bic 6abc Ges e. =.

Set m6ertbab Sobren qetpdbrt
Die vMmerifa" ibren 2eiern @eIegm.
belt, fih aus Ser &orrespon6ensser
2e1trnlSSfene BEG 9. 81. g 3. g.
Gin gilb Der .3nii6n6e in Sen 2Gn.
oern MeifteI : g1trobns s1 maiden.
DaE ha6nr6 Sag 2iebesperf beoeli<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-26

Montag, 80. Nfai, 1T Teiertas,
baber famfen Sic Sbren 8ebarf fir
5tuei sage. Gpninmers @boleiale
snpplb g., 500 ct. @ermainitrafe,
ct. Climb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-26

Mfontas, 80. Mtai, 1T STEERING,
Saber fanfen Sic Sbren 8e0arf fir
smei Sage. Gnninmers @bpleiale
@npplp So, 500 ct. Germainitrafe,
ct. Gpu0.
The Adair County news., 1921-04-06
Ladies Notice.

have now on display the largest
and most select Millinery line ! have
ever had This line represents 4
markets: New York. Chicago. Louis
vile and Nashville. can show you
all the New COIOrs in shapes and
braids, Harding Blue, Jade African
Brown, Orchid Porcelain, COque de
roache, NickIe, Duck, Beige, candy
cloth, Moss braid, Batevia cloth,
shapes in newest straws, Barn.
yard, Visca, Wenchaw, Broom
corn, split MiIans, two Tone Pea
nuts Liserie and MiIans, Leg
horns, etc.
Julia Eubank.
The Adair County news., 1921-04-06
fairplay.

We had to practice economy
during the war and we had bet
ter not lose our recipe in time of
peace.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Tabor
were visiting the family of Mr..
Everett Petty, of Gadberry, Eas-
ter Sunday.
Mr.. G. L Rosenbaum, our eff
Gent merchant and postmaster.
is on the Louisville markets this
week buying spring good.
Mr.. Mart Wheat and wife, of
Phil, Casey county, are visiting
relatives of this place.
Mr.. Elan Spoon and family
were visiting the family of Mr..
Lander McIntier Sunday.
Mr.. Ulis Garrett and family
were visiting Mr.. H. Young
and family Easter Sunday.
A very enjoyable day was
spent at the home of Mrs. Ella
Blair, last Sunday it being Easter
Sunday and her birthday. While
she was preparing to go visiting
when her friends and relatives
began to gather in and by noon
the table was loaded with choice
edibles. There were n present
and everyone had a very enjoy
able time,, the little folk hav-
ing an Easter hunt; in the after
noon which was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Blair was So years.
The Adair County news., 1921-04-06
More bargains created at
T. G.. Rasner & Son.
23-2t
Luck.
23.2t

Why hide your face and pout my child
II riches on you have not smiled?
This life holds joys fer you and
The greatest riches could not buy.
Your face reflects a blooming health
Pm sure you would not sell for wealth;
And there are friendships that you
hold
I'm sure you would not trade for gold
And there is love within your heart
From which I'm sure you would not
part.
True happiness is such treat
To pass it by yourself you cheat
Then lift your head, dame luck defy
And fortune will not pass you by.
Just face the world with head erect,
For all you need is self respect.
r. L. Campbell,
Louisville, KY.
The Adair County news., 1921-04-06
Season now on for Bicycles and
Sundries and we are Ready
For You.

We have just received large stock
of bicycle sundries and parts for the
season In fact anything you want in
this line we have. AS to prices, some
thing are down a little, some have
advanced and some are on standstill.
The factory has guaranteed the pres
ent prices for this season, so it dosen't
sound like the bottom is going to drop
out until next neason. However. you
mayrest assured that we will do you
right on every hand as far as it exists
in our power. Come and supply your
needs. If we don't treat you right tel
US about it, and we will appreciate il
and make right.
7. G. Rasner & Son.
09.0t
The Adair County news., 1921-04-06
Program.

Columbia District Sitting Up Meet
ing for the Christian Education Move
ment at Columbia, KY, Tuesday, APP
riI 18th, 1921;
1000 a. m Devotional Service by
Rev. A. II Reynolds.
Reinstatement Of purpose of the
meeting by district financial director
Rev. R. ". Bennett.
11:OO-Address ~on "Objectives of
the Christian Education Movement"
11:40-Discussion of the Method
Book and financial organization by
Hon. T. A. Luman.
.1O-Announcements and adjourn
ment
200 p. m.-Devotional service by G
f. Allen.
2:l5-Statement on the Spiritual
cultivation program by Presiding
Elder.
2:25-Further discussion of Method
Book.
S:OO-Roll call by charges.
3:3O-Announcement Of schedule OF
Educational Mass Meetings through
out the district by Presiding Elder.
3:45-Announcement of schedule OF
charge Financial sitting up meetings
by the District Financial Director.
4:oO-Adjournment with prayer
7.45 p. M, Mass Meeting.
Hymns
Prayer.
Special Music
The Adair County news., 1921-04-06
Gadberry.
Julia Eubank.

The health of this community
is very good at present.
Mr.. Joel Darnell's family have
been confined to their room for
some time with humps.
Mr.. Jimmie Gadberry and Miss
Eva Campbell were happily mar
ried last Sunday.
The birthday dinner at Mrs.
Ella Blair's Sunday was largely
attended. Everybody present
reported a nice time.
Mrs. r. w. Hurt our milliner,
has a nice line of hats on display
at this place.
Mr.. Leslie Rosenbaum return
ed from Louisville, last Tuesday
where he purshased his spring
goods.
Mr.. Ollie Bennett who has
been employed at Jacksonville,
for some time is visiting at this
place.
Mr.. ]. W. Burbridge returned
home last week from Idaho.
The Adair County news., 1921-04-06
Paid List.

The following are new paid subscrib
srs and renewals since our issue Of last
Tuesday.
J. W. Simpson, A. T. Lowe, N. r.
Roach, Conover Bros, W. /. Ingram,
DR. C. NJ Murrell, C. B. Rine, Oscar
Fair, A C wilcoxsoD, j f. Gilpin,
Rev L Adkins, R w. Allen, G.
G. Jeffries, J Il Johnson, B. NJ. CALI
son, ] W. Barnes, T. G, Rasner, A.
P. Prather, E e. Epperson. B f.
Thomas, J. B. Cave, L NJ. Goode,
Mrs W NJ. Duyall, j. R. Irvine, Ed
gar Reece, Everett Murrelb P. N.
Sheriff., Mrs. is. Curd, Ezra Moore,
Laura Simmons.
The Adair County news., 1921-04-06
IS A Splendid Offer.

Here is proposition, we make to
readers who want q city paper, but do
not want daily:
We will furnish the Adair County
News and the st. Louis Twice-a. week
Globe Democrat for 81 90 per year, in
Kentucky. To subscribers living in
other States $40. z
The Twice-afweek Globe Democrat
is one of the best and newest papers
published in this county. We do not
know how long this proposition will
hold good, therefore, if you want the
papers, call or send IN your subscrip.
tion at once
The Adair County news., 1921-04-06
come down to-the square last Friday. |


come down to-the square last Friday.
Col. L B Hurt is at home, from
Monticello
Mr.. B. FL Chewing is visiting in
Taylor county.
Mr.. Gordon Montgomery went to
jamestown professionally. to-day.
Mr.. E. T. Kemper, of Columbia,
Ky, is spending a few weeks in
Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Taylor, Miss
Amelia Damron, Mr.. Ralph Hurt and
Mr. Edward Hamlett, had suppeLwith
friends in Campbellsville Sunday
night.
Mr.. G. f. Suits, who has been en-
ployed in Perry and Letcher counties
for some time, reached home Saturday
night, and will he here for an indefi-
mite period.
Mrs. Walter ,Elrod, who has been
quite sick for several weeks, is report
ed better. Her daughters, Mesdames
Allen and O'Rear, of Chattanooga,
arrived last week.
Mr.. W. S: Knight, who had been
under treatment of Louisville specia-
list, was in Columbia few days ago
enroute home. He stated that he had
been greatly benefited.
Misses Katheryn Page and Frances
Reed, Messrs. Otha Miller and Bob
Neat accompanied Miss Sally MCGEE,
as far as Lebanon on her return trip
to Danville last Tuesday. rs
"Mr. A. C, Wilco1son, and Miss
Emma Brakeman, of Fry, Green
county, we're visiting relatives here
last Wednesday. Mr.. WilcoxSon Is a
brother of Mrs. W. R Myers.
Mr.. G. W Hill, Assistant cashier of
the First National Bank, Russell
Springs, accompanied by G. NJ. HERR.
ford and Julius Gaskin were here
Monday. The former vas en- route to
Somerset.
Stanley, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. e. L. Sinclair, was able, last
Saturday, to ride down in town. He
is an unusually bright boy and his
friends would be glad to see him re-
stored to health
Mis-. Mary Cheatham, who has been
in a critical condition for several
weeks, was conveyed to the Pope
Sanitarium, Louisville, last Saturday.
She was accompanied by DR.. S P.
Miller and her son, Mr.. Gordon
Chatham.
Mrs. N. B Miller, of Buffalo, New
York, arrived last Tuesday night to
spend a few weeks with her aunt
Mrs. Fora Winfrey, who has been in
declining health for some time Mrs.
Miller's girlhood and young married
life were spent in Columbia, and her
many friends will be glad to meet her.
Mr.. W. II. Gill, formerly of-this
place, now citizen of Macon, Miss
was danderouslV i'll the first of last
week. Encouraging news, however,
was received Wednesday night A
letter stated that he was better able
to, converse with his family. 1t is
hoped here that the change in his
condition will prove permanent, and
that he will recover,
The Adair County news., 1921-04-06

Address on "The need of our Ma
tion and the world for Spiritual Guld-
ance" by Rev. A. r Kasey, D. d.
Christian Education stereoptican
slides
Adjournment with Prayer.
The Adair County news., 1921-04-06

The farmers of this place are
behind very much with their
blowing on account of rainy
weather.
The Adair County news., 1921-04-06
for Sale.

Two good saddle horses and one
Ford Roadster.
23-3t H. B. Simpson, !
Breeding. KY. .
The Adair County news., 1921-04-06

Keeping cereals and flours in
mouse proof, bug proof contain
ers is good thrift insurance.
The Adair County news., 1921-04-06

Make little meat go long
way by combining it with bread
dressing, macaroni, rice, dump
lings or potatoes ;.andsthe cheap
er cuts of meats are as good to-
use in this way.
The Adair County news., 1921-04-06

PAUL Drug cs. ESQ:
Davis Hardware Company

"For goodness sakeH eat Rasner's
fresh roasted peanuts just from the
roaster They are better. 23-2t
The Adair County news., 1921-04-06
PERSONAL

list last week.
Dr.. Clever of Lebanon, was in Co.
lumbia last Friday.
Mr.. Horace Massie, Campbellsyille,
was here Monday.
Mr.. Garlan Dunbar, jamestown, was
here few days ago.
Mr.. t. W. Buchanan, Campbells.
vile. was.here Monday.
Mr.. NJ. L. Dover, Louisville, was at
the Jeffries Hotel Friday.
Miss Sallie Baker was quite sick
several days of last week.
Mr. Ernest Vanzant, Edmonton, was
in this place few days ago.
Mr.. Allen Norris, Burkesville, was
in Columbia few days since.
Mr.. L. M. Reed, Campbellsvllle, was
in Columbia last Wednesday.
Mr.. r. G. GARRISON, of Lebanon, was
in Columbia few days ago.
Little Catherine Turney Russell was
quite sick several days of last week
Mr.. Asa 10y, Of Georgetown, Ind f,
is here mixingIwith his many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Russell will re-
turn from theiLouisville market TO-
day. - ssG
Mr.. SiIas SULLIVAN candidate for
Commonwealth's Attorney, was here
Monday.
Mr.. John c. Platt, Louisville, made
a business trip to this place last Wed
nesday.
Mr.. J. B. Tarter, Russell Springs,
made business trip to this place last
!, Thursday. .
Mr.. W. f, Bouldin, Burkesville,
made a business trip to Columbia last
Wednesday.
Mr.. Oscar Fair, of Liberty, travel.
ing salesman, was here Wednesday,
taking orders
Mr.. and Mrs, Lawrence Pickett
visited Mrs. Pickett's sister at Ruesell
Springs, last Sunday.
Mr.. HIP. Cravens, of Joppa, was
called toEQuincy, Ill, last week, on
account of sick daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lee Walker left
for Louisville Sunday. The latter is
being treated by specialist. =
Margaret, little daughter of Mrs
Daisy Hamlet, who had the mumps
last week, has about recovered.
Mr. Ezra Moore, Of jamestown,
well-known fertilizer salesman, ha6
business in Columbia last Monday.
Miss Bonnie Judd, who is teaching
at Falmouth, KY, is at home, with
her parents, for week or ten days.
Miss Alleene Ritchey, BurkesvilIe
who visited herIsister here, Mrs. ]. l.
Walker, returned to her home recent
ly.
Mr.. Elmo Pearce, who makes hi
headquarters here, was in the Russell
and CumberlandIIcounty oil fields las
week.
Mr. Bruce Montgomery, cashier o.
the First National Bank, was able
last Monday, to be in his place of bust
ness.
Mr.. u. n. Whitlock, former citi'
zen of Adair county, now Of Marion
county, was here Monday, meeting
many friends.
Mr.. Forest C. Lowe was on bust
ness trip to Cleveland, Ohio, last week
His wife and mother were in Louis
vile, shopping.
Miss Sally MCGEE, who is in schoc
at K. C. W., Danville, KY, spent tn
latter part of Easter vacation will
Miss Frances Reed.
Messrs. G. W. Whitlock, W. R
Lyon, Oma Goode and R. B. Wilson
commercial men of Campbelsvillt
we're here few days ago.
Mr.. Lucien Bell, who is a Knight
accompanied Mr.. e. W. Reed t
Lebanon the day the latter receive
the Knights. Tempiar degree.
n and Mrc IT Grant of I,ouis
The Adair County news., 1921-04-06

4spools Clark's ONT spool cotton
for ,25 cents at
% If Russell & Co.
The Adair County news., 1921-04-06

Only bargains in our store.
2s-2t T. G. Rasner g. Son.
The Adair County news., 1921-04-06

Disarmament plans never viii
amount to anything until they
are extended to include the Rm~
toters.
The Adair County news., 1921-04-06

How Would You Like to See What
Irwin Nerhood (Pa.) Saw?
Zone customer told me that after using one large
package Of Rat-Snap, he got FORTY-EIGHT dead
rats. How many more dead he couldn't see, be
doesn't know. Remember rats breed fast and de.
stsoy dollars worth Of property. . CSC. CSC. $i.2S.
Sold and guaranteed BY
PAUL Erug Co. -
Davis Hardware Company
The Adair County news., 1921-04-06
eve only Bought Rat Poison
Twice. writes Jesse, Smith, N. J..

''Ithrew the first kind away; couldn't be bothered
mixing it with meat. cheese Then tried Rat-Snap.
SAY. that's the stuff 1t comes in cakes. all ready
touse Anditsure does kilrats" 35c. CSC. S1.25.
Sold and guaranteed by 80 s
The Adair County news., 1921-04-06

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