The Adair County news., 1921-08-30

for their home, in franklin, last FRI
day morning.
Mr.. ]. F. Montgomery is on a busi-
ness trip to Dallas, Texas. His SON
Mr.. Geo. Montgomery, accompanied
him. The latter will go to Quanah
during his absence.
Mrs. Fora Rowe and her son, Mr..
Kinnaird Rowe; Mr.. Curt Bell and
wife and their daughter, Miss Mary
OIena, Of Red Lick, were here. on
business, last Tuesday.
Miss Bess Hum has about recovered
from an operation she underwent. and
returned from Louisville last Tuesday,s
night, accompanied by her .brother-in
law, Mr.. ]. B. CoffsY.
Mrs Porter A. Strange, of Freder-
lex, Okla, arrived to visit home pso-
pie and friends last Wednesday after
noon. Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Flowers
met her in CampbellsviIle.
Mr. Robt Epperson, wife and chill
dren, Of Akron, Ohio, are visiting rel
atiVeS in Columbia and out in the
county. Mrs EppersOn is a daughter
of Mr.. J. Nick ConoVer.
Mrs. Nina Denver left Saturday
morning for Louisville where she will
resume her duties at the Deaconess
Hospital. Her visit to relatives and
friends here was very much enjoyed
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Buchanan.
CanPbellsViIIe, spent few days in Coz
lumbia last week. Mrs Buchanan
stated that she was very much pleased
with this place and the residents she
met.
Mr.. Kenneth White, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Sam White, Louisville, and who
is a native of this place, is here to at
tend the fair, and TO mingle with the
boys and girls who came to be with US
fifteen years ago.
Mr. ]. S. Breeding has returned
from Danville. He was called to that
place, to see his son.in-Iaw, Mr.. Char
ley Pyle, who was in an infrmary.
He reports that Mr.. Pyle has improv-
ed sufficiently to return home.
Mrs Lena PAUL and her daughter,
Miss Marshall, will leave this week
for Carson and Newman College, JEFF
erson City, Tenn. The former will be
the house Keeper for ons7of the Girls
Dormotories aud the latter will enter
the college. Theglwillibe absent nine
months.
Mr. F NJ Barnes, the father of Mr..
10 Barnes, is down to see his sons.
He is 10 years old, the oldest and only
ex-Confererate soldier in Russell coun-
ty. He was the last soldier to cross
the Green River Bridge before it was
burned by Gen. Morgan, on his rade
through Kentucky.
Mrs G. G. Jeffries, Mrs. T. C. DaV:
} idson, Dr. O. P. Miller and wife, Mr..
Cortez Sanders, Mr.. j. L. Walker,
, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. A. Walker, Mr.. Sam
Burdette, Mr.. L. C. Hindman, Mrs;
Ed Wilson, Miss Pearl Bennett and Mr.
Marvin Young left for the Liberty
Fair last Thursday morning.
: Miss Nell Foilis has returned from
a Knoxville where she took a specia,
course in school in that city. Shf
continued to I'LL her position In
store at Lebanon during last week
but this week she began teaching at
Perryville She was here to see rela
tives Sunday of last week.
Mr.. T. J. Smith and Mr.. Sam Bot
toms, representing the Campbellsvill'
loose leaf house. were here a few day
ago, going over portions Of Adail
II county. We know Mr.. Bottoms vel
a and know him to live tobacco man
and when the weed'is delivered h,
shows farmers the closest attention.
Mr.. Frank Frazer, of Middlesboro, ;
native, was here with relatives, Satur
day and Sunday.
DIR. ]. T. Grant, of Louisville