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Mr Fred SIcLean has returnecfcfrpmLiberty r v If fa

Mr TylerMirshaliwas here the firstof the week

f Prof andMrsP D Neilsonare visiting in Tennessee

Mrs L CHurt is spending a fewweeks in Louisville >

Miss May Moffett of Lebanon isjfvisiting Miss Vic Hughes j

Miss Mattie flowers Russellviile isvisiting Miss JLorena Pile x

Mr WO Stephens of Hopkinsville was here last Friday

Mr A G Norris wasp here fromLouisville one day last week

Miss Jesse Taylor MOIlJp lier washopping in Columbia Monday

IMiss Mary Turk of Clinton My isa guest of Mrs Geo F Stults

Mr Charles M Barnett met MrsBarnett here Monday afternoon

Mr Mat Heizer Campbellsville washere a day or two of last week

Miss Louise Monroe of Shepherdsville is visiting Miss Ruth Paull

Mr VR E Lloyd was in ColumbiaMonday on his return trip to Qklahoma =

Mr John H Turk Barren county Isvisiting relatives and friends in Columbia V

Miss Harvey Vanarsdale of Spring¬

field is visiting her sister Mrs HughNoe

Prof R R Moss wife and littledaughter Mary Maxine are visiting irHart county T

Mr A B GowdyCampbellsville 1sspending a fewdays with relatives irColumbia

Mr Jas F Montgomery was inJamestown on professional businesslast week

Miss Lena Patteson of Campbells

villeis visiting her sister Mrs JoCoffey JrjFi1rlrWilliams of Bur svillewere here asfew days ago j

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Mrs J V White was taken serious-ly

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ill one day last week but she recov¬

ered in a few hours

Mrs Mary Fulks who visited relatires in Columbia left for her home inLouisville a few days ago

Mrs Nannie Scalf of Louisville arriyed last week and is visiting herbrother Mr R H Price

Judge J H Thomas editor of theLebanon Falcon was here Friday fora few hours on special business

Mr Wm Butler has very much im ¬

proved and it is now believedvthat thereis a good chance for his recovery

Mr Geo W Staples who is an attsndant at Hopkinsville Asylum came

I home on a visit last Wednesday

Mrs Mary T Harvey will leave thismorning on an extended visit to hert sons who reside in Denver Colorado

Miss Lena Todd who is teaching atBearwallow came homeand is now confined to h rroomChilJing1

MrW D King arrived MondayajthreMr CL Pyle and wife of nearHustoriville are visiting Mrs Pylesparents Mr and Mrs J S Breeding

Eld M F Harmon of JacksonMiss is spending a week or two at thehome of his parents his mother beingquite sick

Mesdames Mary Caldwell and EmilyBurton and Miss Mollie Caldwell havebeen spending a few days with relatives out of town

Mrs Mattie Vardermah mother ofMrs James Garnett who visited hereseveral weeks left for her home Mar¬

shall Mo last Friday

Miss Elmer Page of Texas Daughterof Mr and Mrs W S Page is visitingher relatives in Columbia stopping atthe home of Mr JT Pager

Mr emBanks who spent severalweeks at Sand Lick Spring returnedh >me last Thursday He says that thewater greatly benefitted him

Mr JIC Walker a former pitmenof Gradyville but now a resident ofBradfordsville is visiting his relativesand many friends in Adair county

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irJ G Baker of Louisville atraveling salesman arrivedin ColumbiaSunday nilitdd eltaHHjh Hhe dquarters at the Columbia Hotel His wifeaccompanied him

rMrs W J3Rowewhoisbengtr t

t4ed in this tOWj a trained nurbeingv-ithI heri ife rtpprted as getting alpng

vf ri ttlttW i much better thncame Columbia >

Rev S G Slilly and i ife 41vile stoppdot in Cohwilia onAei J

return from A1y home ir Sbellrportsd tht hi fud bim k1iiupeopi

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pleisure 6f seeing Jl 1r6thr ho-

t resides in Texas whom he hadrjot metf for two years

MrWF Nunnelly Horse Cavemade his regular trip to Columbi lastweek He was accompanied by hisstep daughter Miss Bessie Mustainewho stopped with Miss Lorena Pile

Mr Attis McFarland county courtclerk of Russell was here from Satur ¬

day until Tuesday when he lefton thirtydays trip to Kansas andOkahomo Hewas companied by Mr RE Lloyd

Mr J T Carson and Mrs JBaugh arrived from Jamestown lasFriday afternoon Mr Carson left Sat-urday

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morning for Louisville Mrs1 Baugh will visit relatives here severaldays

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Judge N H Moss accompanied hisdaughter Miss Ora to Greenspurg lastSaturday On his return his daughterIIIil 1

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C G Hopkins of Bes emerAlaIMrMrs Hopkins here spending a

forming many acquaintancesThey left last Sunday morning fortheir home via of Louisville andVCin

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1Addition 1 Locals

PREACHING NEXT SUNDAY

W H C Sandidge EbinezerF oJ Barger GlenvilleZ T Williams Columbia c

R Crawfhrd Columbia tIIJ A Johnston Pleasant Ridge

H Rood Clear SpringLevi Union chapeliiwJ Mt Hope

>I Currie Taborj SP Stapp Liberty

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1d tTaii QroFoxes2OOto 250

juii is5Oto lOObor75to 125Autl Express V

fefcnd name of your enrcsofficein hisI letter

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lOUISVILLE MARKETS1

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Commissioners Sale rI

ADAIR CIRCUIT CpURTKENTUCKY

tJ08ia1ByVirtue of a Judgment and Orderof Sale of Adair Circuit Court renderea at the May Term hereof1910jlnf1ferColumbia Kyf to the highest bidderat Public Auction onxMohdayi the litpiiupon a credit of six month the followinc described property tOKwit

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gthraa1krm one tract and ot thewters of Sulphur Fork ot s Rus4fcrMk bOunded and iibedu foliWW

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twQDltick ks thooceNi68tW27pole to a poplarthonce N86 W 236poles to a < stake passing a popjar nd

1 Black Gum at 230 poles marked as cor-

nerj trees thence S 28 E 147 pores rj leaving a marked line at 5 poles to thet left hand to the beginning excluding ib undry supposed to contaiij l ivajcreswhere the abpve boundary laps over aliotherIbpI j

Iabove described survey and runs straightwith the west line of same to the Som

iersetroad thence with the fneadersofroad until it intersects the east

line of Cravens survey thence back to agum corner with said line in the southline of Grimes survey

For the puircease price the purchaserwith approved surety or securitiesmust execute Bond bearing legal interest from day of sale until paid andhaving the force and effect of a Judg-ment Bidd rswill be prepared tocomply promptly with these terms

WA Coffey Master Commissioner

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Bishop Garter was on tiipe buthe w ssickwhenhe got hereHe held his Saturday services i

gave his great lecture on Ameri ¬

canism of the South Sundaycame but the Bishop was so sickhe could not sit up all day Hewas in the hands of Mr BillCook one that did alL he couldfor the Bishop Monday morn¬

ing came and found him muchbetter Today July 10th the cornerstone for the new church wasput down In it Vas placed anew Testament U B ChurchDiscipline S S Liturature TheAdair County News a block ofthe old house of 1858 and 26

names of the first class of 1858Thomas Hadley J1Vr Turner

tA R Blakey J J Turner andOliver Hadley are the presentboard of Trustees Anyonereading these lines wishing tohelp us on this house of God wewould be so glad to get just anyamount Send to Thomas HadJey EstoKy I

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There is a great deal of sickness in this community

fEnest the little son of Mran Mrs Randal Rice has beenquite sick but is thought to bebetter at this writing

Mrs Lucy Beard has been onthe sick list

rA small child about two monthsoldof Mr and Mrs AlbertBault of this place died and wasburied at Mt Carmel churchyardon the 2nd of July >

J The school at this place begunoh the first Monday in July withMr JVfontie Biggs as teacherThe attendance was rather smallthe first week owing to parentsbeing so busy they could notspare their children just yet

Mrs S H Jones is on the sicklist this week

Mr and Mrs GrH Humphress visited Mr arid l1ls J GBault Sunday = b fV

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B H Jones made a trip toPurdy last week

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Ethely Overs treej spent Satur ¬

day night with his cousin JimmieFoster of this place

Misses Lue Ella and Alijcsie

Bault visited their gncle CMBault and family near KnifleySaturday night and Sunday 10

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been visitin relatives at Knifleysereral days I

Quite a niim S otpeelef tearI

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The wet stoppediall farm work for the last fev

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A Wheat harvest is over threshing in progress with a light yield

I19thinghappenscrop cribbed Dark tobacco lookswell but Burley nqt doing well

Meadows are generally goodlate owing to the coldspring

A son and daughter of MrThomas Dunbar of near Col mbia were visiting relatives inthis section a few days last week

The Hon Caleb Powers madehis appearance in tOUr town Saturday eve July 9th and handedout the voters of this precinct afew

Some of my neighbors finishedplanting corn July the 4thhad roasting ears July 10th andl

If we didnt know the familywe would be surprised at thstatement of Mr J B Bault i

regard tohis wheat crop

One of our merchants Mr AHovious apd Esq W D Bottommade a business trip to Columbialast Monday

Mr L R Chelf bought a yokeof work cattle frpmH E Chandler for 130 J

Mr John Bennett and wife ofDunnville moved io

+ pur townlast weelc Mr enn

ttWilliwork for IrJ Hobsonspoke factory <

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Hiry Collins of Campbells I

yule was in this section lastweek looking for sheep and hogs

Eld Z T Williams will preachif

at this place and Roley the firstSunday ineach month instead ofthe third y

The Kentucky Single tree amspoke factory will start operationhere in a short time

The Rev Fieldon Chappie andlathers wjll commence a camp

meeting near the residence ofRichard Staytons deceased Jul29 to continue 14 days We arenot advised of the faith of theorganization

It has rained yery day thismonthup to the present timJuly13 E

Mr arid Mrs A C WHeelerofKnifley wish to thank thelfriends and neighbors throughthe news for their kindness oi

the fateful day of June 26thwhen their son lost his life in tbwaters of Gasey creek Most es ¬

pecially those that were engaged<

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farmers are very anxious fora few days of sunshine as someare not done their late corn andthe hay is r ady to be cut

An infant child ot MraIldMrs Walter Oaks waslaid t 0

rest in the Lawless grave yardlast week J

Miss Susie Aaron spent lastWednesday night Wlth OlgaLawless

Mrs Elijah rtonpMsed-oy the riv tottceathJqlil5thHer baby beiiiisr buried the I2th

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pastor W fiCaver nc

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1000Should every membert

contribute regularIyt toMissionsand whyTC M Johnson M D

Prescott G R DurettI

1030 Bible 6 missipnsfHS Robinson E F Tucker W

B Cave I x1115Areour churches tiohbr

ing our Lord as they should withwhyrlnot n W T Un ¬

derwood WiW Ingram

1200 Dinner on the ground>

130 What are Missions doing

for the world J S Gatton BW PenickEH Henderson d

200 Each qhristians duty inthe evan Fzatipn of the worldWi L Pierce TE Ennis MoS Ferrell

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230 Best way of securing asystamatic contribution from eachmember to missions Dr AShively W H Graham 3 APierce

pupils We are glad to have MrLawless with us again as this ishis 5th term at this place and weknoW he will do his part if thedoitheirs

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The Sunday School at thisv >

place is progressing nicely dMrs Shelby Williams visited

in Jamestown last week

iMts Sallie Gabbert Belle Lawless Mr arid Mrs Stant Kean

I and Miss Laura Moore were thet guests of Mrs Lee A Lawlesslast Sunday

eMrs Dire Hudson has beenquite sick but is better afc thisIwriting r

rMr Ezra Moore the travelingsalesman for the Read Phospate

1Co is at home for a few daysbeeniElizatbeth Haynes has returned to herhome In Clarksdale Mo Hersister Nellie accompanid her toPellyton

The Trustees of EducationalDivision No2 6f Russell countymet at Union Chapel June 25th

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followingfteSehoolhouse B F lawless Sul-

phur Springs W lby Powell

Ereedom Lee A LawlessMobres School house T Fjielm Cherry Grove TS HelmCoffeys Sehoolhouse Miss Ima

Irp Mann Town GruelL ConnerCrcelsbpro Elmer Walton EockhoUe Bottom 1iMLesley An

ftie Blakfenshitf Srih IJhouseBenny wlVnion GipelEJM < Montgomery > Liberty

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fSSUNDAY JULY 31 19lO lE15i

900 a m Devotional itcises E H Henderson Xlg

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should every Sun t> ijl

day school have a home department G M Grimsley A WM

Curry Mary P Lewis trTit

945 How does va rightly corisduct ed teachers training c1is-

benefit a> S S Mrs Bettie HWilson Mrs W T Undei wood

R B Wilson

1015That social features arecommendable forxholding and increasing S S EJVQ Blakeman 1

E H Henderson S G Bell WtH Graham SVV

1030The S importance of aox7

weekly and quarterly rekewJams Garnett W Jl Coakly Jt NJ Stearman

r1100 Missionary sermon W

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L Pierce Alternate TEnniW B CaverW H Graham CommitteeE M Blakeman

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sociation will meet at James jtown Russell Co Ky Saturdayand Sunday July 30 and31M910ti

SATURDAY 10 A M

1 Devotional exercise E Bry¬ant

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2 Organization3 The authority of the Bibl4

S B Collins Oscar Bertram 4A

4 The church during the darkage J M Pierce C M Deener <

W t Brett j

5 The progress of the churohisince the dark ageJ R GrfcierWilliam Sharp B F Vaijs >

6 Saturday night sermom bzrS P Stapp

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1 A church Pastor

fla The conditions of his calfrGrimsley L P Bpttom

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c The character of his pas itoriate md his attitude towarqother ministers S P fSfciffcdchurches response J S SmitnjV-IGrider It

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2 A general discussion of t111-Sunday school led by Windfie1dKnight and convention at 1argeliBr1Columbia

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