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8 THE ADAIR COUNTY NEWS COLUMBIA KY SEPTEMBER 4 1907 > I

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WITH OUR CORRESPONDENTS

I Weeks HappeningsNews Important or Otherwise as

ed By Our Corps of Correspondents ReportI

GRADYVILLE

The weather has been verywarm for the past week

Quite a number from this placeattended the funeral service ofBrother G Whit Flowers Satur

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The sale of Mr J J Hunter I

past well attend-ed

Saturday was ¬I

and things sold wellI

Our farmers are complaining>of stock water getting very

scarceStrongHill is working daily o

Ibis new business house in ourtown

J A Diddle is receiving a nicelot of wheat this week at 90scents per bushel

Several of our young peopleattended the singing at CoolSpring last Sunday

Mr A T Shirrell and daught-er Miss Florence attended theAssociation at Campbellsville lastweek and report a large crowdin attendance and good services

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Mr John Yates made a bus ¬trip4i to Glasgow one daylast week

Mr Albert Mercer and FrankCobb two of Mill towns uptodate business men were in ou

midst a day or so of last week

Messrs J F Pendleton and JA Diddle were in Louisville afew days the first of the week

Messrs P C McCaffree ofColumbia and W S Pickett ofKetlner were in our midst lastFriday

Mr W W Yates spent a day<or so at Edmonton the first of

weekMrL Grady left here last

Wednesday for Somerset wher-he is with his string of horses

and will take in the FairMr Matthew Taylor of Glens

fork in company with W LStotts passed through our town3 few days ago en route forEast Fork Mr Taylor called in-to see your reporter and we arealways glad to meet him for itgoes without saying that he is

riip on every subjectMr Cleo Shirrell one of our

prosperous young men who is

Springsinour midst a few days ago andreported that he was wonderful-ly

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pleased with the people at theSprings and was enjoying a goodtrade

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CANE VALLEY

Mr R L Banks wife and lit¬

tie son of Richmond were visit¬

ing the family of S G Bankslast week-

J J Banks the old reliable hasbeen quite sick for the past two

weeksMissesMaude j Emma and

J Cleve Thomas of Corbin arevisiting their sister Mrs EdHancock

Mr James Coomer of Gresham has rented property anmoved to this place Mr Coomer is a jovial good oldgentlemahindmwithus

Mr Jim Cager Yates a popular

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J man of Bradfordsville paid usa visit last week

Mr Alexander McAlister ofShelbyville was here to see hisson Obie last week who isCashier of the Citizens Bank ofthis place

Mrs E C Sublett purchased atrio of trained ferrets last weekfrom Levi Farnsworth LondonThey are quite nice pets and fineratters

Robt Hancock who has beenconfined to his bed for the pastthree months is improving slowyoungnman and we would be glad to seehim out again soon

Mrs Ed Hancock who has beensick for several weeks is improv ¬

ing

Mrs J T Riffe of SouthernAla is visiting her father RevWIS Dudgeon at this place

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ROWS S X ROADS

Miss Annie Voils is quite sickthis week

Rev Frank Turner preachedhis farewell sermon here lastweek Frank will leave forDayton Ohio the first of Sep¬

tember to attend school Good-

r luck to you FrankMrs Martitia Helm is lying

dangerouslyWe are having lots of rain the

corn looks fine

The Methodist Brethren areholding a big meeting this weekat Mt Pleasant Church here

Willis Higginbotom of Indianais visiting relatives and friendshere

Miss Mary Hadley of Den ¬

mark who has been in bed forbeebetterPolly Ann the daughter of

William and Elizabeth Hadleywas born about 78 years agoprofessed

treligion and united

with the United Brethren Church60 years ago Twenty years agothe subject of this sketch wasmarried to Sam Floyde she wasleft a widow several years agoand has just made her home fromplace to place among her peopleTwo years ago she fell and dis¬

located her hip from which shenever recovered until death sether free July 26 1907 Shemade her own plans about hergrave and what to put on herthen she said to those around herI am ready to go and closed hereyes in death and was goneBlessed are the dead that die inthe Lord-

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M E Tarter of Fonthill washereon business Monday

Rev Sam Williams of Montpelier preached an interestingsermon here Sunday

Eventus Bolin of ChattanoogaTenn was visiting relatives inthis vicinity from Saturday tillMonday

DunndTquitensick for several days withscarlet fever

r A ElFoley and family return

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ed from a visit to relatives inLincoln county last Saturday

Tom Walton of Rheber is vis ¬

iting relatives in this community

J A Bernard and W MBrown are at Tarter this weekbucking staves

Bertie Foley and family andJesse Ford and family visitedMr and Mrs Seth WadeatLonstreet Saturday and Sunday

B G Wilson bought a hoglast week of Mrs Letta Gosserat 5 cents per pound

Rev Crawford Trimble ofPulaski county and Rev J MPierce of Adair county are con¬

ducting a very interesting re¬

vival meeting at Clear Forkchurch at this writing

Two of D E Flanaganschildren are reported quite sickwith scarlet fever

Mrs Wesley Wilson is visitingher daughter Mrs Dan PWithers near Irvins Store thisweek

WILL TAKE THE STUMP

Editor NewsI am going to commence the

State campaign for the Stateticket of the Democratic partythe first part of September 1907and I am going to turn loose onthe Republican party like amighty thunder cloud anJdriveall elements of oppression to de¬

struction Column after columnmay be hurled against my worksand column after column will besmitten with irretrievable ruinIt will be the greatest harvest ofRepublican defeat known in Ken¬

tucky for the last ten yeats Itwill be like Stonewall Jackson atthe battle of Bull Run Thehorsemen and the footmen of theRebublicanrparty will be drivenfrom the field and hearled intodisorganization and into the sub ¬

urbs of Washington for pro ¬

tection until the panic shake isover I mean just what I say

JOHN MSULLIVANOlga

Ii Stock Sales 1

J G Sublett sold fifteen yearling mulesto Bridgewater Moody last Thurs ¬

day for 15 per head Cane Valley cor

000Susie Hadley sold to Clay Hadley one

milk cow for 25 the same to LutherSelby one heifer for 16 the same toThomas Hadley one calf for 3Rowes-X Roads cor

000Pedigo Rodgers bought six or

eight mules here Monday at an averageof 145 per head

000Young Coffey bought six mules

Monday ranging in price from 85 to8180 per head

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rnumber of mule colts changed

hands Monday the best ones bringing75 and 80

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Gov Beckham and Hon Ruby Laffoon at the court house next Monday at130 oclock

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