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r I t I THE ADAIRjCOUNTi NEWS COLUMBIA KY JUNE 5 1907 5 IJWAi Lic Mr W R Lyon was here last Fri K day Mr S G Ford of Dunville was here county court Mr James Garnett left yesterday- for Louisville Mr W H Holt Jr Jamestown- was here Sunday Mr Rollin Hurt is attending the Met calfe Circuit Court Judge H C Baker opened court at Edmonton last Monday Messrs Tim Cravens and Robt L Boone are in Edmonton Mr Henry Coleman of Lebanon was here a day or two of last week Mrs George T Herriford this city has been quite sick for several days Mr George R Miller traveling sales ¬ man is spending a few days at home Hon J F Montgomery was in Frank- fort tris week on professional business r Messrs D D Wilson and Henry Smith of Horse Cave were here Sun ¬ day Mr George H Gowdy of Campbells ville was here the first day of the monthMr J C Dunbar of Nashville was in Columbia Sunday en route for his homeMessrs 1 W B Hoskins and Robt Sanders of Campbellsville were here Sunday V Mr Wm Francis who is a reg ular in the revenue service is off duty this month Rev R E Stevenson who has been in college at Winchester returned home last Thursday Miss Lillie Judd who is a student in Georgetown College returned home Monday morning Dr H B Simpson has returned from the Louisville University having re ceived his diploma Mr Sam Stapp and Mr Geo E Wilson and wife spent Sunday after ¬ noon at the Griffin Springs Misses Nina Marcum and Katie Mur rell will spend a week in Jamestown leaving for that point today Miss Mary Grissom who has been teaching i n Lebanon Tenn re ¬ turned home Monday afternoon Mr W G Ellis of Pellyton while in Columbia last week remembered the News in a most substantial manner Mr J W Kimble and wife of Rus sell Springs visited Mrs Kimbles parents at this place Saturday and Sun ¬ x day Mrs JJ Biggs has returned from Loretta where she has been visiting her husband who is storekeeper at that placeMrs J P Clayton of Creelsboro and Mrs Estella Jones of Montpelier were visiting in Columbia the first of the week Miss Ada May Jones who has been visiting her cousin Miss Katie Murrell returned to her home in Jamestown MondayMr T Gowdy of Campbellsville who has been contending with rheuma- tism ¬ for several months was in Co ¬ lumbia Monday Miss S R Marcum editor of the Spectator accompanied Missy Grace Meek as far as Louisville on her return to her home in Chicago Ill Mr J C Squires whose home is in Green county is seriously sick He has been confined to his room for several days and is not likely to recover Mr R W Miller of Minnesota is visiting his mother and other relatives in Columbia His son George of Leb- anon ¬ accompanied him to Columbia Rev W A Hines who has been a verysick man for six or eight weeks remains in a critical condition with pos- sible ¬ some symtims in his favor He isI receiving the closest attention J B Lazenby of Denmark Kyi passed through Columbia today on his way to Statesville N C to see his father J L Lazenby of that place who is thought to be on his deathbed Capt W W Bradshaw Messrs Z- J M Staples and G W Robertson left f Columbia yesterday morning tobeab sent several weeks The former goes to Arkansas and Texas the latter to Elida New Mexico i t Mr W M Vance who recently re t4urned fnin Tew Mexico left for 1fY +AAa rM1 Rt44 + MMi1yT fis vr- e I twIll J an Mr Vance canvassed that R ounty last year and enjoyed a good trade and made many friends Miss Candor Williams who has been visiting her sister Mrs J F Claycomb has returned to her home at Bakerton accompanied by little Bergitta Nelson ClaycombMr Littrell of Cane Valley helped us put to the tune of a dollar Tuesday We always appreciate such subscribers visits t Born to the wife of L W Bennett June the 1st a daughter A full report of the Convention held at Edmonton by the Christian churches will be published next week LosTAn overcoat at Stone Grave yard on Decoration Day Reward given for return to CENO HAMMONDS 303t Fairplay Ky W G Burchett sold his half interest- in Russell Creek Roller Mill near Co- lumbia ¬ to his partner G B Smith for 4250 This makes Mr Smith full owner of that valuable property The prospect for a good crop of hay is not so flattering in this section as common at the close of May Ordinarily May is the month that makes meadows I but this time it failed to measure up to the averageI mile from Columbia on Jamestown and Creelsboro road About three acres I in timber and plenty of water i T E WAGGENER Milltown Ky j 304t Mr J H Sanders of Pelleyton who attended court last week before leaving for home handed us a half dollar and ordered The News to go to his old friend and neighbor Mr J G Blackford at Elida New Mexico Pulliam Yates bought from Mrs Minnie Johnson the farm known as the James Johnson place for 2500 Also j from N M Tutt and Rollin Hurt the j white oak timber on the place known as the Patterson land for 6000 What has become of SatanPoints in which Christians differ from other people are the subject of the sermons to be delivered at the Presbyterian church Sunday June the 9th at 11 am and 730 pm The court appointed Messrs R T McCaffrey John D Sharp and W S Strange Commissioners to divide the A G Morgan farm for the heirs They did the work and made their re- port ¬ to the court last week I From what we can hear the of tobacco in this County is acreageI the average year while the the crop seems to be rather in advance There has been plenty of season for transplanting within the last few weeks and where ever the plants were large enough they have been placed in the hills On and after the 1st of July all spec- ial delivery stamps will be withdrawn and the same special delivery service will be rendered by placing 10 cents in ordinary stamps on an envelope and marking special delivery This appears to us quite a convenience to the many who need quick service and where special stamps are not convenient A six year old son of Mr W L Tay ¬ lor of Elida New Mexico died on Sun ¬ day the 26th of May He had been sick for several months and suffered a great deal Every thing within the power of the parents and the best of physicians could do was done but he gradully weak- ened ¬ and died The many friends of this I estimable family will regret this death and sadness brought to that home Last Thursday morning the residence- of Mr Andrew Turner near Fairplay was destroyed by fire Soon after breakfast the fire was discovered but was beyondcontrole A few of the many articles in it were saved but Mr Turner is without a home The people of that community is giving him aid and within a short while he will be un ¬ der his own roof again A defective flue was the trouble Mr Geo E Wilson and wife who have been employed on the Spectator for several years have tendered their res ¬ ignation to take effect next Monday They have beep employ dby Mr W L Walker as salesman andsaleslady and there is not a doubt but they will TheyarevrPiattentjvJ vite their friends to call and see them 7 1 + s TT1Di1iF T- f I News Honor Roll Is Your Name Written There The following are paid subscribers since our last report J H Breeding H B Ingram W D Grissom L W Staples Tom Lester W J Edrington Perry Hutchinson T T Tupman B G Redmon G W Robertson T C Grider Clarance Jones Matthew Taylor E B McLean S D Caldwell B F Thomas J E Morgan J G Blackford W G Ellis H 0 Smith Mrs G M Redmon Judge J H Williams J H Young J W Mor ¬ ris T J Thompson FOR SALEMy farm containing 210 acres four miles east of Columbia on Russellcreek Good buildings well watered and plenty of timber 50 acres of bottom land J W MORRIS 301m Ozark Ky Little Jennifee Winfrey the two year old daughter and the only child of Mr and Mrs W T Winfrey of near Amandaville died last Thursday She had only been sick a few days Her death is a severe blow to her parents as they had fond hopes of her future She dispei ¬ respectaII His abscence is giving his family and j friends much uneasiness He left in his working clothes telling his wife that he would return in a few hoursI The telephone wires have been kept busy but no tidings up to this writing Any information of his whereabouts would be gladly recieved by his dis ¬ tressed family Mr Losh Hardesty who traveled for Strater Bros and who was wellknown secI undergoing an operation for cancer of the nose He was a member of the wellknown Hardesty family of Leba ¬ non and was forty years old The re ¬ mains were intered in St Louis Ceme- tery ¬ Louisville Twelve years ago he was married to Miss Lillie Bannon of the Falls City PREACHING NEXT SUNDAY W H C Sandidge Ebeneezer J F Roach Fry I A R Kasey Columbia J A Johnston Mt Carmel G Y Wilson Grady ville T J Campbell White Hill F J Barger Glenville- Z T Williams Columbia- J C Cook Columbia I J F Claycomb Columbia MORE WORK FOR i HE POST MASTERS- Under the recent ruling of the post j office department all mail matter of every description recieved at local post offices must be weighed This is to con i tinue for six months and will add con- siderably to the duties of those who handlethe mail We are not advised as to whether additional pay will be given The post master is a master who must obey the edicts whether there is pay or no pay FARM FOR SALE I I want to sell my farm of 195 acres Located on the Columbia and Grady ville road 5 miles from Columbia near Bliss Good average land fairly well improvedsplendid location an excel ¬ lent home and plenty of water I 274t M L GRISSOM Bliss Ky I StockSales I I 000 W L Gadberry sold one cow to R K Young for 31 John Janes bought one cow from MiltEngland for 2750 W L Gadberry bought one cow from L C Nell for 20 George Akin bought one yoke of oxen for 50 C C Rowe sold one horse to CM Herriford for 85 SparksvilIe cor oo o I Mr Clay Suddarth sold L W Ben ¬ nett one bunch of hogs for 5 cents al ¬ so one work mule to George Gundiff of Mt Pleasant for 162 Ernest Cundill bought one yearling calf from Rheu Squires for 10 = Pellham or t uo 4 JD Blakeman bought a mare from rt > f > VV ie kVV N i 7K j i 7i < IeI i I iK iI 7f IXi1 I 1 ii f f Jt4 I lJitU l jJ hv M m l U bi e J ir 2iI Columbia Fair Association 7l 7C Ali7iC v irin 3Ku0U8t 2023 07 AIL 71 1 1 1 V i Ali f Liii I wi Iv V HE entire programme will be rearranged and it made of special interest to local people All of n w ii5the best features of former exhibitions will be retained and new and interesting ones added An agriculturalbuilding nC 30 by 40 feet will be errected the lower floor for the show j Dof poultry farm and garden products The second floor 5 will be exclusively for the display of ladies work embrac ¬ IIng all kinds of needle work bakery and flowers The 7i5 premiums for all articles to be exhibited in this building 71 JL ilwill be liberal and attractiveI f i IZ wI wi Sri7cz w w71C Watch the News week to = V itsi 7iEI i i nC i i iii ir rim r n- I FRANK CORCORAN < < > io HIGHGRADE MARBLE AND GRANITE < 4 4I 4 4 CEMETERY WORK OF ALL KIND TRADE FROM ADAIR AND ADJOINING COUNTIES SOLICITED SEE us BEFORE YOU BUY IrStreet Lebanon Ky i 44444444444 444444444 < NNMNNNNNNN NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN NNNNNNN NNNNNNN- LNNNNNN NNMN 1NNNNN1NNNNNNNNIINNNMN NNNNNNNN 11 NNNNN NNNN N NNN1NNN N NNNNN NNNNNNNNNNNN N NN if The Noted Griffu Springs J 1 f s J U 0 MATE IfJa PEACE s f 1 f = S Will open July first for guests who seek pleasureJ S S iil > and health The table will be supplied best the market produces Rates Reasonabless w fi iStS s U NNNNNNNNNN11NNNNN NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN 6 NNNWN NNNNNNN ft NNNNNNNN NNNNNNNNNNNNN N NNNNN N 1 NNNNNNNNNN u MACHINE SHOP Opened up by experienced Machinist Repairs Promptly and Correctly Made on Engines Boilers and all Machinery Shop well equipped- A C SURREY CAMPBELLSVILE KY p Tom Ragby for 150 James Phillips sold a cow and calf to Hugh Nunn for 35 also a cow and calf to Henry Warf for 30 Jo Jeffries sold a cow and calf to W B Helm for 30 Leo Blakeman bought a horse from Woodson Lewis for 150 E E Perkins sold a cow and calf to J L Wilson price unknownI Thurlow cor 00 0 L B Cain sold 5 head of cattle to Walker Bryant for 103 24 head to R K Young and brother for 44787 2 head to U S Hurt for 46 1 to Lucian Blair for 30 5 to W R Dohoney for 12750 5 to John Holladay for 132 90 000I Young Coffey bought last week a combined horse in Lincoln county for 120 and aharness mare for 225 The mare is only 4 years old and a fine indi- vidual ¬ with an attractive pedigree When thoroughly developed she will be what is known as a high class mare They also bought standard bred trot ¬ ting stallion and have him at their sta ¬ bles for those who admirer bone ender ¬ ance and speed i Ji > 000 II Wiley Wilson sold a sow and pigs to r v > > i i 4- r 4 bless Coomer for 15Weedcor 000- WT McFarland sold a span of year ¬ ling mare mules to J D Todd for 205 and bought from Mr Todd ahorse mule one year old for50 000 IJ W Marshall sold 24 hogs to Wilson at 540 per hundred Dud- ley ¬ I Bros 7 head to same parties at same price Glensfork cor I I 000 I I S D Caldwell sold a peacock gelding J A Caldwell for X130 Ito 000 Mr James Durham oneoi Camj l bellsyille best stockmen made our town one day last week and while here bought a big lot of cattle from J F Pendleton r- at satisfactory prices also bought one milch from JJ Hunter for 22 Iengaged from J A Diddle thirty steers for fall delivery at a fancy price Come again JamesGradyvihle cor 000 JF Neat bought 9 head of cattle from parties at this place lastvjeeefc McGana coiv v j x f + F vA
