The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1921-04-27
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Mr.. Henry Conover and family, who
went to Illinois four weeks ago, have
returned to Adair county. Mr.. Con.
over could not stand the climate.
Mr.. M. T. Watts and wife, of Men,
phis, Tenn, arrived to spend several
weeks with relatives and friends
Mrs. Watts is daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Geo. Coffey.
Miss Matte Williams, o. this place,
was Conveyed to Louisville hospital.
last week, for an operation. DR.. W.
j. Flowers and Mrs Mamie Conover
accompanied her.
Mr.. D T. Curd, the wholesale dry
goods salesman, arrived in Columbia
last Thursday and spent the remainder
Of the week in the county visiting
SUOT0S OuO OF Town.
Mrs. A. T. Lowe, who was quite
sick several days Of last week, has
somewhat improved. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lowe have rooms in the brick below
the Bank of Columbia.
Mrs. E T. Willis and Mr.. Claud
Mullens, of Cave City, spent several
days of last week in Columbia. Mr.
Willis formerly lived here, leaving for
Barren county about % years ago.
| Mrs. Ben Hutchinson. Misses Cora
Salmon, Margaret and Dimple Cald-
we'll, Mr. Paul Caldwell and Mr.. Clar-
ance Edwards motored to Campbells:
vile last Tuesday, on special business.
Allen Mercer, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ T. Mercer, fanted at the Graded
school Monday afternoon, and was
quite sick for several hours. : the
physician said the cause. was acute
indignst on. s.:
Mrs. Amanda Johnston and Der
daughter, Mrs. W. NJ. Kelly, of the
Mt Carmel community, were in Co.
lumbia few days ago. Mrs. john
stoq called at this Office and renewed
her subscription.
Mr.. C. S. Harris, who spent ten
days in Columbia and in its sub urbs,
delighting his many friends, lefC for
his Mississippi home last Monday
morning. His visit to his "OId Home
Town" was certainly appreciated.
Mr. w. G. Murrell, who is doing
carpenters work at the Bank of Co.
lumbia, met with painful accident
Monday. A joist fell, striking his
forehead, cutting very ugly cash.
1t will take several days for it to
mend.
Mr.. ]. B. Baker, of Conrad, Mon
tara, brother of Judge FL. C. Baker,
arrived last Wednesday for visit.
When a young man he made his home
in Columbia, and is very pleasantly
remembered by many residents at this
time
+ Mr.. ShreEs Davis has returned from
a ten days stay at West Baden
Springs, Ind. He thinks that he has
been greatly benefited. He kept his
ailment so closely to himself, that
only few of his friends knew that he
was complaining.
Mr.. B T. Marshall, the well known
wholesale Coffee salesman, was here
last Friday, taking orders. This is
the first trip Mr. Marshall has made
to Columbia in six months. He has
been coffeeing the people ia Alabama
and Tennessee.
Mr.. D. q Hatcher. the we'll known
shoe salesman, and gentleman who
has many friends in Adair county, was
to see our merchants in Columbia and
out in the county last week. About
the time Mr.. Hatcher became grown
he was attacked with Democratic
fever, the disease still raging in his
brain. He is satisfied that it will
never be eradicated.
Miss Sallie- Stewart. who spent the
winter very delightfully."- in the East,
the most of her time being passed at
the homes. of her nephews, who live
in Washington, d. c., returned home
last Tuesday afternoon. She is in fine
health. and regards the time she