the adair county news.. (columbia, kentucky) 1906-09...
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ITHE ADAIR COUNTY NEWS COLUMBIA KY SEPTEMBER 26 1906
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READY FOR BUYERSIi
Every Line Full andtmplete With All The Seasons Nov UeEILt
The Largest Stock Ever in Columbia Come andlook it over we will be pleased to show you g-
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fPERSONAL ililijJ
C 0 Moss Gradyville was here
FridayMiss
Ella Dohoney is attending school
at Bradfordsville
in St Louis the firstS C Neat was
of the week
Grady returned to MontiDr J H
cello ThursdayinWColumbia Monday
of Neatsburg has re¬B T Neat
turned from New Mexico
Mr John Sexton of Sherman Texas
is visiting relatives at Gradyville
Mr and Mrs T S Scott of Caney
Fork were in Columbia Thursday
Miss Amanda Morrison visited rela ¬
tives near Cane Valley last week
Mr W A Pearce of St Louis was
in Columbia the first of the week
Mr B C White of Bogard Mo is
in Adair county for a few days
Alma and Fannie Kratzer are stop ¬
ping at the Columbia Hotel this week
Mr and Mr Kratzer and Miss Lola
attended the state fair at Louisville
Mr R K Young the stockman is
quite sick at his home in this city
Geo W Towles of Greensburg attended Court here this week
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Mrs W J Sapp and Miss May Har¬
vey returned from LouisvilleThursday
D R Gaines and C E Thomas
Greensburg spent Sunday in Columbia
Miss Verna Hurt daughter of Mr
and Mrs A 1 Hurt is on the sick list
Leonard Goodman of Glasgow is
visiting the family of Mr Sam Lewis
Mrs A D Coy returned Monday
from a pleasant visit to Lebanon Junelit
tionMrCurt Hindman and sister Miss
Pearl of Milltown were in Columbia
SaturdayAE B White and E
A McKinley of Ozark were hereMonday
Mr George Gowdy of Campbells ¬
ville attended court the first of theweek
Messrs RG Baker and R T Parrott of Campbellsville were hereSunday
Mr and Mrs John Carson of Louis ¬
ville are visiting the family of Mr C
MurrelltDr N M Hancock Melvin Cave and
W C Smith of Cane Valley were inColumbia Monday
Revs W A Hines and A R KaseyY
left this morning to attend the M EConference at Central City
Mrs U L Taylor is attending theSunday School Convention of theChristian Churches held in Louisville R
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Mr Clay Kim ard and daughter
Miss Zula of Red Lick were in Co¬
lumbia Friday
Mr W C Yates and wife and Mrs
R L Davis of Portland attended the
Bluegrass Fair at Lexington last week-
J J Courts formerly a newspaper
man of Greensburg but now a travel ¬
ing salesman out of Louisville was here
MondayDrM Rowe and wife of War-
saw
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Ind are visiting Mrs Rowesparents Mr and Mrs W B Rowe near
town
W H Jones of Cane ValleyIMr Columbia Thursday and renewed
his subscription to the News for twelve
months
Mr L P Scholl passed through Co ¬
lumbia Friday enroute to Pineville from
Jamestown where he had been visitinghis mother who is dangerously ill
Dr J N Page was in Monticello the
first of the week and on his return tripwas accompanied by his wife who has
been visiting their daughter Mrs R
A Myers
Miss Emma Bailey who has been
making her home with Mr and Mrs
C S Harris for several years is visit¬
ing her sister Mrs Danels at Mt
Pleasant Tenn
Mr and Mrs Milliard Welch anaMiss Dollie Johnston after a pleasantvisit with friends and relatives in thiscounty returned to their homes in Lit ¬
tle Rock Ark last week
Mr Elias Stokes of Kansas and
Mrs Tink Wilson and son of Bowling
Green Ky passed through Columbia
Saturday enroute to Russell county tovisit their brother W M Stokes
Mr Sam Lewis Rev C R Payne
and wife Dr James Menzies were
here last week Judge Herriford anddaughter Miss Laura visited at Bliss
Adair county last weekCumberlandCounty News
Mr and Mrs John Toomey ofGreensburg visited Mr S W Beck
and family in this city last week Mr
Toomey is 88 years of age while his
wife is 82 and this is their first visit tothis section for several years
Mr T B Lyon who has been visit¬
ing in Missouri for two or three weeksreturned home last week He reportedfairly good crops in that section butsome fields cut short due to dry weath-
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The Kentuckians in that part ofthe country are prosperous and happyMr Lyon turned a new subscriber forthe News an example worth following
by other friends of the paper<
FLOUR AND SAW MILL FOR SALE
I have for sale fi firstclass flour
mill in operationalso a good saw mill
Will sell reasonable Call on oradJ
dress DJ BOWEN
3 A <453m 7 Knifty Ky
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MARRIED IN
JEFFERSON VILLE1
Miss Carrie She rrell of this City
and Mr W J Sapp the Con-
tracting
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Parties
The marriage of Miss Carrie Sherrill
of this city and Mr Will J Sapp of
Louisville which occurred in Jeffersonville Ind Tuesday evening at 9 oclockcame in the nature of a great Surprise
to the many friends of this young coup ¬
le Miss Sherrill left for Louisville
Monday to attend the State Fair and
while there they decided to cross to
Jeffersonville and be united by the RevS M Miller who it will be remember-
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delivered the baccalaureate sermon
for the LindsayWilson last JuneThe bride is a daughter of Mr G T
Sherrill of this place a young ladypossessing a lovable disposition and isvery popular with her friends and ac¬
quaintancesMris a native of Taylor coun¬
ty a sop of Mr James Sapp of Bur
dick and bears the reputation of being
an industrious and deserving youngman
The News joins their many friends inextending congratulations
Mrs G H Nell and children removed
to their Gradyville home last Saturdayafter a short stay in Columbia Mrs
Nell regretted very much to make themove from the fact that her husband
will necessarily be compelled to remain
in their hotel the greater part of histime and the further fact that she
leaves many friends here whom she
highly appreciates This was madebelieving it best for the children since
the country is better for the youngstersand a quiet pleasant country home
more enjoyable than hotel lifeI1ermany friends here regret the move
Mrs Helen Wilmore and Mrs SarahFlowers two estimable ladies will assistMr Nell in looking after the welfareof the guests
FOR SALEMy farm lying on thewaters of Sulphur creek Adair county
containing 70 acres between 50 and 60
acres in bottom the remainder wood
land new dwelling of 6 rooms well
watered orchard and necessary outbuildings four miles Southeast of Co-
lumbia
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For further particulars call
on or address GA SMITH
441m Columbia Ky
LOGS WANTED
We are now located where HurtBros did business and are ready tobuy logs on our yard Will pay thehighest cash price Standard Hard¬
wood Lumber Co W D Frazier and
Walker Bryant Managers
39tf Columbia Kyi
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FARM FOR SALE
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We are authorized to sell one of thefinest farms in Adair county 260 acresis in the limestone belt good strongland produces fine hay corn wheatoats and one of the best burley tobac ¬
co farms in the county Is also a finestock farm with eight or ten fine neverfailing springs Good 8 room housewith fine cistern and well at door andcave spring with rock spring houseclose by Four good barns and threegood cribs This farm is located in oneof the best neighborhoods the coun¬
ty close to school church and postoffice and 5 miles West of ColumbiaCall on or addressT A and M MMuRRELL Admrs
41tf Columbia Ky
FARM FOR SALE
Farm of about 70 acres on the Leba ¬
non turnpike one and a half miles fromCampbellsville Ky
New dwelling and outbuildings splendidly located has advantage of cityand country near the new college anideal home This land is rapidly ad¬
vancing in value a bargain at the priceasked Terms easy H S ROBINSON
executor of Joe R Rice decd Leba ¬
non Ky 453t
FARM FOR SALE
I will sell my farm onehalf milefrom Sparksville on the Crocus roadIt contams 65 acres more or less agood new dwelling and barn 452t
E F ROWE Sparksville Ky
FOR SALE The farm known as theStone place 1 mile from Columbia onthe Glasgow road Contains 851 acreswell improved plenty of grass goodorchard timber fine water and gooddwelling and out buildings A desira ¬
ble home R B LOGAN
46lm Columbia Ky
FOR SALE MShouse and lot on
Burkesville street The house and out ¬
buildings are in good repair The lotcontains nearly two acres For utherinformation address Claud HobsonKnifle Ky or T R Stults Columbiay
FOR SALEI will sell my house andot or trade itfor a farm It is locatedon BXirkesville street near Hancock
Hotela veryhomeW
Newby43lm Columbia Ky
FOR EMynew 6 room twostorydwelling near the Columbia Roller millGood outbuildings and onehalf acreof land Jno Wallace Columbia Ky45 tf
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AsPottedsows oat will weigh 50
pounds has bernonmy premises for 3
I weeks The owner can g tberbypaying feed bill and this notice
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PAID LIST
The News Honor Roll Ms Yourj
Name Written There
Pete Cteatham T T Hancock W
H Jones JE Lyon J K P ConoverWm Butter E V Thompson W HHammonds Jhon R Murreil L PHurt GT May E W Wade L G I
Dohoney Porter Scholl E E KelseyD M Womack
ElECTION OFFICERS
The following named gentlemen areappointed to serve as election officers
I at the November electionWEST COLUMBIA
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Wm Butler Judge W F SquiresJudge J L McLean Clerk and J FMontgomery Sheriff
EAST COLUMBIA
Carl Strange Judge R A Waggener Judge C H Murrell Clerk andN B Chapman Sheriff
MILLTOWN-
T P Kemp Judge RL DavisTIIJudge E V Thompson Clerk andCager Coomer Sheriff
GRADYVILLE-
D C Wheeler Judge Porter Flow ¬
ers Judge Eugene Nell Clerk andW M Wilmore Sheriff
ELROY-
J T Patten Judge J W ReeseJudge J W Simpson Clerk and T J
l HarveySheriffHARMONY
i W T Loy Judge Thomas GreenJudge Finis Harvey Clerk and J R
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Johnson Sheriffi GLENS ORK-
J H K Walkup Judge Z T Tarlor Judge K Taylor Clerk and G E
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Powell SheriffI
i WHITE OAKIRoyseIJudge W J Roy Clerk and S HI
Murreil Sheriff-i
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LITTLE CAKEI
iT W Montgomery Judge FWMiller Judge Cal Neal Clerk and J
tT Hardwick Sheriff
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J W Rubarts Judge J C PellyJudge J J Coffey < Clerk and W R>
Knifley Sherifft
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J C Humphreys Judge J C Dunbar Judge S K Humphress Clerkand W R Knifle Sheriff
I CANE VALLEY 1Joe Rice Judge Robert Biggs
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I Judge RB Wilson Clerk and Shertrod Murreil Sheriff I 1 tfIFOR SALEA gobd dDeckeraBroPiano and Guitar See Dr ULlayor v g iI vjSJs xss
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We are indebted to Mrs Wm Coleman nee Miss Laura Johnston for twocopies of Canadian papers publishedatToronto the Globe September IStfe
l and the Star of the 20thalso a beauti ¬
ful souvenier book The Queens To ¬ronto
Judge George Herriford of Burkesville has purchased the property of MrRay Conover on Boomer Heights7
consideration 1050 We understandthat Judge Herriford will remove hisfamily to this place about Nevember1st
Mr James A Dulworth gatheredeight hundred thousand ginseng seedfrom his garden last week This is thelargest seng garden in this section o5the State and it will soon be oriliaconsiderable sum ofmoney
We are ready to buy all kinds oimerchantable timber in the log on ouryard in Columbia The mill win becutting in a few days Standa tJHardwood Lumber Co See W DFRAZIER or WALKEr BRYANT 39tf
Mr R M Feese purchased a houseand two acres of ground from Mr JD Flowers on Greensburg street con ¬
sideration 800 Mr Feese removed tothe property last week
LOSTA light bay horse tAivwhite feet possibly four one whiteeye one hip knocked down
MOSE COWARD Greensbirrg 3vWe are endeavoring to maL ouir
Land Stock and Crop column of fueterest to all Help us by gvmf yoursales or any in the community
The grandjury made an inspection off
the jail and report that it is in a cleansanitary condition the prisoners wsHfed and every thing moving along nicely
The frame work on Mr Geo Stultsnew residence is up and the contractorMr H C Feese is pushing the TCT >as rapidly as possible
The fifth Sunday in September tnererwill be an all day singing at Concordchurch conducted by Mr J S Stappand others Everybody invited
The attention of the City Council iscalled to the South corner ot the publicsquare It is very badly in need of sacoat of crushed rock
Deputy Assessor Sam N Hancocsays the population of Columbian TrHli
run between 1000 and twelve hundred
FOR SALEA house and lot in Glenville Thre are four acres of ground
4 4l BASIL CHAPMAN
Bring your logs tote Standard Hardwood Lumber Company and get tfctcaSh 39tf
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