The Adair County news., 1922-09-05

ed Sunday from . visitato their son,
g. r. Flowers. Jr, Monticello
Mr. W. L. Wilson. wife and two
children. CampbellsvilIe, visited last
week at the home of Mrs Wilson's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. n. q. Feese
Mr.. R. D Judd. wife and daughter,
Jellico Tenn, arrived at the home of
Mr.. Judd's father, Mr., ]. q. Judd, last
Tuesday night for a weeks visit.
Miss Susan Miller has accepted a
position with Palmer College, De
Funiak Springs Florida. She will
leave to begin her work this week.
Mr. and Mrs Paul Marshall left
Sunday on business trip to Akron,
Ohio They left in their car in which
they will make the trip both ways.
Mrs Maggie Mccormack, of Bow.
ling Green, is visiting relatives in the
county. Her son, who lives in Phil
adelphia, Pa, arrived Monday night.
Miss Pauline Allyne has accepted a
position to teach at Falmouth, KY,
and left last Thursday for that point.
Her mother, Mrs. Depp, accompanied
her.
Mr.. W. T. Mcfarland and Miss
Minnie Triplstt are victims Of hay
fever and are confined to their rooms.
This disease generally lasts about six
weeks. -:
Mr.. A. D. Patteson. headquarters
DanvilIe. was here with his family
from Saturday until Tuesday. His
wife and son accompanied him to
Danville.
Eld. Vertess Williams, Okla, visit
ed his mother and other relEtives here
fair week. He preached to a large
congrsgssaOR at the Christian Church
on Sunday. .ss..5
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Montgomery,
their daughter, Miss 3Allene, Misses
Mary Frances Stephens and Doris
Wilson made special trip to Green's
burg last Tuesday. >
Mrs. W. d. Walker, who spent sew
eraI weeks here with her father,
Judge n. G. Baker, brother and sis
ters, left Thursday morning for her
home, Cleburne, Texas. @.f'
Mr.. A. n. Williams aad wife, who
visited Mr. Williams mother here, and
relatives out in the county for two
months, left for their home, StilIWa-
ter, Okla, last Thursday morning.
Mr.. Geo. Lee, of Danville, and Mr..
Robert Caldwell, of Ashland, were in
Columbia for a few hours last Monday.
Mr.. Lee, some years ago, lived near
Burdick, and was often in Columbia.
Miss Ruth Stapp will teach English
in the High School, Central City,
this year, and left for that place last
Fridry. Her sister, Miss Ruby, left
at the same time, to visit her brother,
Albert, at Frankfort.
Ed. J I. Wheeler, pastor of the
Christian Church, his wife and baby,
returned from Lansing, Mich. and
other interesting places last Wednes-
day night. They report that they
spent tfGeir vacation very delightfully."-.
Mr.. S. Fl. Murrell and wife and Mr..
Anderson Murrell, who went on visit
to Champaign, Ill, a month ago, re-
turned home Tuesday. Mr.. Murrell's
son, W. 0. Murrell, who has been in
Iowa for some time, returned with
them. 4
Mr.. Edgar Royse returned home
from Nashville, last Tuesday. He will
leave in few days for Boston KY, be-
ing the principal of the schools at
that place. Miss Thomasine Garnett,
one of his assistants, will leave about
the same time.
Misses Elizabeth Carson and Alice
Hiiderbrand, of Louisville, who spent
two weeks very delightfully."- with
Miss Frances Strange, left for their
homes Sunday. Miss Strange accom-
panied them for a visit, and will be
gone about ten days.