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I f > 1 of 8 4j1BE ADAIR COUNTY NEWS i I t CV Gradyvillex h 1he MX and Mrs Bruce Robinson spent a few days In Columbia I last week Walker Bros tobacco nbf Columbia were in our town last Th1rsdayJ Uncle John Moore one of ou oldest citizens was on the sick list a few days of last w kI Mr Geo H Nell spent severa days in Cumberland county last week buying fat cattle t Squire Harvey of Breeding nl spent a day or so of last week i our community looking after his j official business o iI Uncle Lewis Moore of Weed spent several days with the fam j ily of Mr James Keen last week Mr Harrison Moore and fami- ly j of Columbia visited relatives s at this place several days of last jf week I Mr Strong Hill one of substantial citizens says t ourt way to keek stock cattle fat give plenty of salt and frest air and good water Dr J H Grady who has been with us for the past twelve months has moved to Mr Frank IZ Dohoneys near Milltown The Doctor has telephone connection with us all and all we have to do is to press the button and he will come i f necessary His motive for moving was to get off of this creek during the win ter months especially Quite a number of our farmers and business men had business in Columbia several days of last I weekwith the board of Super visors We are glad to know that this board was so fav impressed with the weal rablyI this section Every worth more than he thonght she wasMr James Diddle and his brother Ed made a trip to Three Springs in Hart county last week They were moving Mr E V Thompson and family They report bad roads and high water Mr John Pickett one of our prosperous young men was in our town last Friday and inform ed us that he had accepted a po sition in the mercantile b usi ness at Cane Valley and would go to that place in a few days Mr Pickett is a firstclass busi ness man and we are certain he will give satisfaction We are glad to note that Mrs Ella Y Robinson who has been r confined to her room for several I days with sprained limbs ha improved so in the last few days that she is able to walkabout i her room Mr Lee Flowers one of ou pest young men has opened up barber shop in our city We take it that Lee will make a success at the business as he will keep on hands a good supply of sharp razors and plenty of good soa with all other things required in a firstclass barber shop Give khim a call Dr f J A Yates the well known physician of Edmonton f called in to see us oneday last J5wek while visiting his father who has been on the sick list for V Several weeks informed us that < business was good in his section J but not a great deal of sickness a t this time also stated that i there was strong talk of another u bank in his town We arealI wayskladtd5ee 1 Dr Yates affi I r y iI r d = and your reporter were school l des and have spent many hours together in by¬ gone days Come again Doc ¬ I torRobertGrady I of color who is t known as one ofthe best farmers jn this section and who has not fifr ¬ teen years until last year He had in cultivation something like five acres This crop of tobacco CoI ¬ lumbia a t 13 cents Robert raised on this piece of ground 6735 pouhds of tobacco bringing him 87555 Mr Walker ih formed your reporter that he had best judges of the weed in this country to say thatithis crop of tobacco was the best raised in Adair or adjoining counties for years It is hard to tell how good this crop would have been Robert had been raising to- bacco ¬ for all these fifteen years t Pellyton Mr Thompson Sanders who lived at this place died last Thursday Mr Sanders had suf- fered for several months with cancer He was an excellent citi en and wlil be greatly missed the people of this community We extend our srmpathy to the bereaved family Mr Matthew Woods who lived near here died last Wednesday- He was 78 years old and was a good citizen We extend our sympath to the bereaved family The school at this place which is being taught by Miss Emma Overstreet is progressing very nicely 1 Mr J M Campbell was in Co iambus the first of the week Mr Ennis Sanders of this place left a few days ago for Knoxville Tenn where he en- tered ¬ a medical school Mr Willard Carroll of Elk horn isvisiting relatives at this place Mr Marvin Perryman has re- turned to the L WT S Mr W L Knifleys store house and stock of goods and tobacco house were destroyed by fire last Sunday morning The loss ag- gregated several thousand dol- lars We are sorry to hear of Mr Knifleys loss Oscar Sinclair was in Colum- bia Monday Russell Springs r T S Isbell of Burnside made a short visit to his old home this week tos enter the R S A Considering the bad roads there is quite an amount of busi buildingr hauling cJ Drs Hatfield and Harris re ¬ turned to day to their respective schools Cincinnati and Louis yule where they are studying dentistry Mr Mont Richards visited the R SA last week Mr Otho Vaughan is visiting his father and mother His mother being in very poor health Miss Ellen Epperson of Mont pelier was at Russell Springs one day last week Mrs TinaelIsha returned Home after an extended visit to relatives in Columbia Mrs HumBle ofert is visiting her father Wmi Vaugh t f iii 1iiEi i t r Absher Plenty of mud and ram Mr W A Rice removed his family from Knifley to the place vacated by Mr Thojnas Rice near Snake creek IMr and Mrs Ray Humphress and Mrs R Humphress 1 were guests at J D Abshers Tussday and Wednesday Mr and Mrs Van Humphress of Knifley spent Tuesday at Delaney Robertsons- A I little daughterof Mr and I Mrs C T Walling is very sick at this writing Mr C C Jones of Elkhorn is in this neighborhood on business Mr Bee Corbin was at this place a few days ago looking I after cattle Miss Ethyl Moore is spending a few days with her uncle Mr H B Robertson Mr and Mrs D M Moore spent Tuesday night at J H Morris I Mr DH Jones visited his cousin W H Cave last Saturday and Sunday Mr Elmer Brockman bought a farm of James Cooley Price un- known ¬ r Mr Johnny Dudgeon was here Thursday after tobacco The candy breaking at Mr Defevers Wednesday night was largely attended Misses Nannie and Zella East spent Wednesday night at Mr W A Humphress 0 Owensby a- We L are having winjber weather nofe > xMr J L Richards of near Jamestown was here one day last week buying calves Shelby Williams who has been confined to his room about two months with rheumatism isget ¬ ting better D G Grider and wife attend ¬ ed quarterly meeting at French Valley Jan 2 They report Eld Hulse preaching an able sermon W J Lawless is confined to his room with rheumatism at this writing Misses Parthena Long and Var die Poison visited the family of M L Owens Sunday r James Oaks recently lost a good jnare He had just refused an offer of175t Bro Pangborn filled his regu ¬ lar appointment at Betlehem Sunday Since our last letter another man has won the championship for bird hunting It is Mr W C Collins this time He killed thirteen at one shot Miss Gallic Gains visited the family of D G Grider Sunday Miss Willie Winfrey James- town ¬ is visiting her t sister Mrs Edward Aaron Denmark at this time IN Whooping cough is raging in this part Oiria Wolford wife arid little son are visiting Mrs SEWol ford at this writing We are still in need of a black smith I TKe supervisors are holding the fort at Jamestown at this time I suspect they want more tax y money t On Jana 10 1910 thee spirit of our beloved neighbor and friend Mr Sm Lon took its flight to the God who pveitHelveI fa wjfe < and ght cbil itbetidei I r y numerous other friends to mourn their sad loss All of the child- ren ¬ were present but two The I wife has lost a good husbandthe children a loving father the church a devout member and the community a good citizen The deceased was 70 years old The I funeral services were conducted 1 by Bro James Helm assisted by Bro Thomas Hadley after which the iremains were laid to rest at home in what is known as the Collins grave yard Toria Mr J M Rowe was at Sparks vide one day last week Mr Cimian Roach who has been in Columbus Ind at the bedside of his sick son Joe re ¬ turned home Tuesday and Joe was able to come with him A new telephone line is being run from Red Lick at Toria Mr James D Jesse of Red Lick was visiting the writer and family one day last week The young people of this vicini ¬ ty spent Wednesday evening very pleasantly at the home of I j Mr and Mrs Gilbert Jessee After lunch the remainder of the evening was spent in singing Mr and Mrs Jessee certainlyI know how to folks Born to the wife of John Mc Cauly Jan the 13th a boy Mr Herschel Breeding pur ¬ chased of James Wilson 1 mule for 125 Mr Gilbert Thurman of Breed ing was in this community in interest of Chicago Telephone Supply Co He did a good busi ¬ ness Messrs Finis Roach and J R Fudge were on a business trip to Fairplay Thursday of last week Mr Willie Flatt bought 1 horse and 1 cow from Mr Doc Rupe consideration 65 He also sold aI cow to Gep Wooten for 25 Mr W G Turner of Elkhart Ill and Arvin Turner of near Columbia were visiting their brother J F Turner at this I place last week Mr J A English of your city was in this vicinity buying to ¬ bacco last week He bought several crops giving fair prices He knows good tobacco and where to find it Misses Nannie Rowe and Mary Roach visited at Mrs John Jessee one night last week Mr NR Roach our uptodate merchant was transacting busi ¬ ness at Breeding Friday jof last week Mrand Mrs Blucher Bohanan of near Columbia were visitin friends and relatives in this vi- cinity ¬ last week Casey Creek I The cold weather is making business very dull John Sandusky who has been confined to the house for several weeks with a broken leg is able to resume workagain- There are quite a lot of sick- ness ¬ in this part of the country the doctors are busy most all the time < Married on the 11th Mr Elzy Sanders of this place to Mrs Lucy Napier of Liberty r Mr Charley Young of near Co lumbia is moving to the property owned by Ray Williams this place f J Mr QflKiar AbL Is going to Illinoiltomakeithilfh me We jt t G tr < h III Woodson Lewis Griensbun eeKentticky IS NOW OFFERING A CAR LOAD EACH Studebaker > Birdsell rIilburn P Wagonsr Acar load o- fOliver Chilled Plows A car load of Disc Harrows fA Cultivators Corn Planters and One = Horse Corn Drills I Will have the greatest and finest display of Buggies and other Vehicles evei shown in this Green River Country ready for Spring trader SALT AND CEMENT- A ILIME SPECIAL LINE Will deliver any kind of Farm Implements at any station on the L N R R Woodson Lewis The Merchant Mail orders prompiy attended bKII I The Louisville TrustSout- hwest 1 l Company Garner Fifth and Market LOUISV LLE I organized under a special charter for the safe keeping ot valuables of every kind and description and the transaction of a general trust busi ness is authorized to act in any part of the State as Executor Admin trator Trustee Guardian Assignee Receiver and to fill every prsi ion of trust that can be held by an individual It accepts and executes trusts of varied character and its fair impar ¬ tial and profitable management is guaranteed by its large assets its cor ¬ porate property its magnificent fireproof office building and its great n ancial strength THE ADAIR COUNTY NEWS ONE DOLLAR A YEARI wish him much success thisg pace r several weeks is improving nice- ly ¬ Carl H Wolford is spending most of this winter with his uncle Dr J R Wolford of Mont pelier A The Sunday School at this plac is progressing nicely notwith ¬ standing the gold weather Clarence son of Mr R B Tucker has been very ill with pneumonia for three weeks and- isnt much better at this writing Mr Cal Crocket has been P very low with pneumonia fo several days There is being some trading done in this neighborhood Mr T Hendrickson took up some hogs at this place last week bought of different ptrtkw at 5 coati J kr Harvey Chelf bought De > y Jr- L t > 11 iioI J Ii milch cow of Mr Berry Cox for 30 Wolford Bros made a flying trip to Lincoln county last week in search of corn Purchased a car load at 3 per barrel Eld Z T Williams filled his regular appointment at this place and preached three very enter tae we for our pastor this year i Continued from fourth page C ed Mr and Mrs J F Gilpin last Monday night Mrs J F Gilpin cut a water- melon ¬ January 13th which per thisr m vine ie first frost Who can beat that Mrs WL Curry is on the sick list at this writing Ray JF Black filled his rfeg war appointment Antioch last Sunday Mrs IV Corbin hays been con finid o hr 1QOm with grip 5 it j f
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CV Gradyvillexh
1heMX and Mrs Bruce Robinson
spent a few days In Columbia I
last week
Walker Bros tobacco nbfColumbia were in our town lastTh1rsdayJ
Uncle John Moore one of ou
oldest citizens was on the sick
list a few days of last w kIMr Geo H Nell spent severadays in Cumberland county lastweek buying fat cattle
t
Squire Harvey of Breeding
nlspent a day or so of last week i
our community looking after his j
official businesso iI
Uncle Lewis Moore of Weedspent several days with the fam j
ily of Mr James Keen last week
Mr Harrison Moore and fami-
ly
j
of Columbia visited relativess
at this place several days of last jfweek
IMr Strong Hill one of
substantial citizens says tourtway to keek stock cattle fatgive plenty of salt and frest airand good water
Dr J H Grady who has beenwith us for the past twelvemonths has moved to Mr Frank IZ
Dohoneys near Milltown TheDoctor has telephone connectionwith us all and all we have to dois to press the button and hewill come i f necessary Hismotive for moving was to getoff of this creek during the winter months especially
Quite a number of our farmersand business men had businessin Columbia several days of last I
weekwith the board of Supervisors We are glad to knowthat this board was so favimpressed with the weal rablyI
this section Everyworth more than he thonght she
wasMrJames Diddle and his
brother Ed made a trip toThree Springs in Hart countylast week They were movingMr E V Thompson and familyThey report bad roads and highwater
Mr John Pickett one of ourprosperous young men was inour town last Friday and informed us that he had accepted a po
sition in the mercantile b usiness at Cane Valley and wouldgo to that place in a few daysMr Pickett is a firstclass business man and we are certainhe will give satisfaction
We are glad to note that MrsElla Y Robinson who has beenrconfined to her room for several
I
days with sprained limbs haimproved so in the last few daysthat she is able to walkabout i
her room
Mr Lee Flowers one of oupest young men has opened up
barber shop in our city We takeit that Lee will make a successat the business as he will keepon hands a good supply of sharprazors and plenty of good soawith all other things requiredin a firstclass barber shop Give
khim a call
Dr fJ A Yates the wellknown physician of Edmonton
fcalled in to see us oneday last
J5wek while visiting his fatherwho has been on the sick list for
V
Several weeks informed us that< business was good in his sectionJ but not a great deal of sickness
a t this time also stated thati there was strong talk of anotheru bank in his town We arealIwayskladtd5ee
1
Dr Yates affiI
r yiIr d=
and your reporter were school l
des and have spent manyhours together in by¬
gone days Come again Doc¬
I
torRobertGrady I
of color who ist
known as one ofthe best farmersjn this section and who has notfifr ¬
teen years until last year Hehad in cultivation something likefive acres This crop of tobaccoCoI ¬
lumbia a t 13 cents Robertraised on this piece of ground6735 pouhds of tobacco bringinghim 87555 Mr Walker ihformed your reporter that he had
best judges of the weed inthis country to say thatithis crop
of tobacco was the best raised inAdair or adjoining counties foryears It is hard to tell howgood this crop would have been
Robert had been raising to-
bacco
¬
for all these fifteen yearst
Pellyton
Mr Thompson Sanders who
lived at this place died lastThursday Mr Sanders had suf-
fered for several months withcancer He was an excellent citien and wlil be greatly missed
the people of this communityWe extend our srmpathy to thebereaved family
Mr Matthew Woods who livednear here died last Wednesday-
He was 78 years old and was a
good citizen We extend oursympath to the bereaved family
The school at this place whichis being taught by Miss EmmaOverstreet i s progressing verynicely
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Mr J M Campbell was in Co
iambus the first of the week
Mr Ennis Sanders of thisplace left a few days ago forKnoxville Tenn where he en-
tered¬
a medical school
Mr Willard Carroll of Elkhorn isvisiting relatives at thisplace
Mr Marvin Perryman has re-
turned to the L W T S
Mr W L Knifleys store houseand stock of goods and tobaccohouse were destroyed by fire lastSunday morning The loss ag-
gregated several thousand dol-
lars We are sorry to hear ofMr Knifleys loss
Oscar Sinclair was in Colum-
bia Monday
Russell Springs
r
T S Isbell of Burnside madea short visit to his old home thisweektosenter the R S A
Considering the bad roadsthere is quite an amount of busibuildingrhauling cJDrs Hatfield and Harris re¬
turned to day to their respectiveschools Cincinnati and Louisyule where they are studying
dentistryMr Mont Richards visited the
R SA last week
Mr Otho Vaughan is visitinghis father and mother Hismother being in very poor health
Miss Ellen Epperson of Montpelier was at Russell Springsone day last week
Mrs TinaelIsha returnedHome after an extended visit torelatives in Columbia
Mrs HumBle ofert isvisiting her father Wmi Vaugh
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Absher
Plenty of mud and ramMr W A Rice removed his
family from Knifley to the placevacated by Mr Thojnas Rice
near Snake creek
IMr and Mrs Ray Humphressand Mrs R Humphress
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were guests at J D AbshersTussday and Wednesday
Mr and Mrs Van Humphressof Knifley spent Tuesday atDelaney Robertsons-
AI
little daughterof Mr andI
Mrs C T Walling is very sickat this writing
Mr C C Jones of Elkhorn isin this neighborhood on business
Mr Bee Corbin was at thisplace a few days ago looking
Iafter cattle
Miss Ethyl Moore is spendinga few days with her uncle MrH B Robertson
Mr and Mrs D M Moorespent Tuesday night at J HMorris
IMr DH Jones visited his
cousin W H Cave last Saturdayand Sunday
Mr Elmer Brockman bought afarm of James Cooley Price un-
known¬
rMr Johnny Dudgeon was here
Thursday after tobacco
The candy breaking at MrDefevers Wednesday night waslargely attended
Misses Nannie and Zella Eastspent Wednesday night at MrW A Humphress
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Owensby a-
We Lare having winjber weathernofe >
xMr J L Richards of nearJamestown was here one daylast week buying calves
Shelby Williams who has beenconfined to his room about twomonths with rheumatism isget ¬
ting betterD G Grider and wife attend ¬
ed quarterly meeting at FrenchValley Jan 2 They report EldHulse preaching an able sermon
W J Lawless is confined tohis room with rheumatism atthis writing
Misses Parthena Long and Vardie Poison visited the family ofM L Owens Sunday
rJames Oaks recently lost agood jnare He had just refusedan offer of175t
Bro Pangborn filled his regu ¬
lar appointment at BetlehemSunday
Since our last letter anotherman has won the championshipfor bird hunting It is Mr WC Collins this time He killedthirteen at one shot
Miss Gallic Gains visited thefamily of D G Grider Sunday
Miss Willie Winfrey James-
town¬
is visiting hert sister Mrs
Edward Aaron Denmark at thistime
IN
Whooping cough is raging inthis part
Oiria Wolford wife arid littleson are visiting Mrs SEWolford at this writing
We are still in need of a blacksmith
I TKe supervisors are holding thefort at Jamestown at this timeI suspect they want more tax
y
moneyt
On Jana 10 1910 thee spirit ofour beloved neighbor and friendMr Sm Lon took its flight tothe God who pveitHelveI
fa wjfe<and ght cbil itbetidei
Ir
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numerous other friends to mourntheir sad loss All of the child-
ren¬
were present but two The I
wife has lost a good husbandthechildren a loving father thechurch a devout member and thecommunity a good citizen Thedeceased was 70 years old The I
funeral services were conducted 1
by Bro James Helm assisted byBro Thomas Hadley after whichthe iremains were laid to rest athome in what is known as theCollins grave yard
Toria
Mr J M Rowe was at Sparksvide one day last week
Mr Cimian Roach who hasbeen in Columbus Ind at thebedside of his sick son Joe re ¬
turned home Tuesday and Joewas able to come with him
A new telephone line is beingrun from Red Lick at Toria
Mr James D Jesse of RedLick was visiting the writer andfamily one day last week
The young people of this vicini ¬
ty spent Wednesday eveningvery pleasantly at the home of
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Mr and Mrs Gilbert JesseeAfter lunch the remainder of theevening was spent in singingMr and Mrs Jessee certainlyIknow how tofolks
Born to the wife of John Mc
Cauly Jan the 13th a boy
Mr Herschel Breeding pur ¬
chased of James Wilson 1 mulefor 125
Mr Gilbert Thurman of Breeding was in this community ininterest of Chicago TelephoneSupply Co He did a good busi¬
nessMessrs Finis Roach and J R
Fudge were on a business trip toFairplay Thursday of last week
Mr Willie Flatt bought 1 horseand 1 cow from Mr Doc Rupeconsideration 65 He also sold aIcow to Gep Wooten for 25
Mr W G Turner of ElkhartIll and Arvin Turner of nearColumbia were visiting theirbrother J F Turner at this
I
place last weekMr J A English of your city
was in this vicinity buying to¬
bacco last week He boughtseveral crops giving fair pricesHe knows good tobacco andwhere to find it
Misses Nannie Rowe and MaryRoach visited at Mrs John Jesseeone night last week
Mr N R Roach our uptodatemerchant was transacting busi¬
ness at Breeding Friday jof lastweek
Mrand Mrs Blucher Bohananof near Columbia were visitinfriends and relatives in this vi-
cinity¬
last week
Casey CreekI
The cold weather is makingbusiness very dull
John Sandusky who has beenconfined to the house for severalweeks with a broken leg is ableto resume workagain-
There are quite a lot of sick-
ness¬
in this part of the countrythe doctors are busy most all thetime<Married on the 11th Mr Elzy
Sanders of this place to MrsLucy Napier of Liberty
r
Mr Charley Young of near Co
lumbia is moving to the propertyowned by Ray Williams thisplace f J
Mr QflKiar AbL Is going toIllinoiltomakeithilfh me Wejtt
G tr<
h
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Woodson LewisGriensbun eeKentticky
IS NOW OFFERING A CAR LOAD EACH
Studebaker >
BirdsellrIilburn P
WagonsrAcar load o-
fOliver Chilled PlowsA car load of
Disc HarrowsfACultivators Corn Planters andOne =Horse Corn Drills
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Will have the greatest and finest displayof Buggies and other Vehicles evei shownin this Green River Country ready forSpring trader
SALT AND CEMENT-AILIME SPECIAL LINE
Will deliver any kind of FarmImplements at any station
on the L N R R
Woodson LewisThe Merchant
Mail orders prompiy attendedbKIII
The Louisville TrustSout-
hwest1
l Company GarnerFifth and Market
LOUISV LLEIorganized under a special charter for the safe keeping ot valuables of
every kind and description and the transaction of a general trust business is authorized to act in any part of the State as Executor Admin
trator Trustee Guardian Assignee Receiver and to fill every prsiion of trust that can be held by an individual
It accepts and executes trusts of varied character and its fair impar ¬
tial and profitable management is guaranteed by its large assets its cor¬
porate property its magnificent fireproof office building and its greatn ancial strength
THE ADAIR COUNTY NEWS ONE DOLLAR A YEARI
wish him much successthisgpace rseveral weeks is improving nice-
ly
¬
Carl H Wolford is spendingmost of this winter with hisuncle Dr J R Wolford of Mont
pelier AThe Sunday School at this plac
is progressing nicely notwith ¬
standing the gold weather
Clarence son of Mr R B
Tucker has been very ill withpneumonia for three weeks and-
isnt much better at this writing
Mr Cal Crocket has beenP
very low with pneumonia foseveral days
There is being some tradingdone in this neighborhood
Mr T Hendrickson tookup some hogs at this place lastweek bought of different ptrtkwat 5 coati Jkr Harvey Chelf bought De
>y Jr-
L
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milch cow of Mr Berry Cox for30
Wolford Bros made a flyingtrip to Lincoln county last weekin search of corn Purchased acar load at 3 per barrel
Eld Z T Williams filled hisregular appointment at this placeand preached three very entertaewefor our pastor this year i
Continued from fourth page C
ed Mr and Mrs J F Gilpin lastMonday night
Mrs J F Gilpin cut a water-melon
¬
January 13th which perthisrm vine iefirst frost Who can beat that
Mrs W L Curry is on the sicklist at this writing
Ray J F Black filled his rfegwar appointment Antioch lastSunday
Mrs IV Corbin hays been confinid o hr 1QOm with grip
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