Allen:

• Mr. Hiley McGaha has recently sold a good pair of mules to Mr. J.B. Pyles, of near Goodin X Road.


• Mr. Milton Stephens left Thursday for the army.


• Messrs. David Burton and Judge Bryant were in Russell Springs on business recently.

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Chestnut Grove:

• There was a candy breaking at Mr. Roy Jessie's home Tuesday night, February 11. here were 20 couples, who broke candy, besides there were several others there.


• Mrs. Betty Conrad departed this life Sunday afternoon, February 9 . . She was a victim of heart trouble.

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Chance:

• Mr. Roy Coomer and family have moved from their farm to Mrs. Nannie Petty's farm, on Harrods Fork.


• Most everyone around here has recovered from the flu.

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Montpelier:

• Ray Hudson and family have moved to Indianapolis, Ind., where Mr. Hudson has employment in a dairy.


• It is reported that there are 13 cases of measles at the Adair County poor farm near this place.

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Russell Creek:

• Miss Lela Cundiff is confined to her bed for the past week. Dr. Flowers is her attending physician.


• Mr. Willard Derting, who just moved to the farm of Mr. Ira Rowe, has lost his dog.


• Mr. Johnnie Harmon is confined to his bed with his lungs.

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Pyrus:

• Rev. J.W. Caughron failed to fill his regular appointment at Tarter's Chapel Sunday, on account of illness. Bro. Willie Sharpe, of Milltown, filled his place and delivered a wonderful sermon to a large crowd.


• Mr. Wallace Comer purchased a new guitar last week.


• Mr. Ceoda Keltner made a trip to Lebanon one day last week.

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Dirigo:

• Mr. George Janes took some hogs to the Adair County Stock Yards Thursday.


• Mrs. Virgie Furkin has been sick with tonsilitis.


• Mr. Hadis Harvey, of Breeding, presented his father, Mr. Johnie Harvey, with a radio last week.

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Keltner:

• Mrs. Rutha Dell Rogers had the misfortune of sticking a needle in here hand last week. She was rushed to the Glasgow hospital. We hope she isn't serious.


• Mr. and Mrs. R.D. Parnell visited her aunt, Mrs. Belva Blaydes, last Sunday.

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Vester:

• Miss Lettie Ann Feese and Miss Nellie Burton were shopping in town Thursday.


• Mrs. Clyde Burton seems to be improving according to reports from her bedside.

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Milltown:

• Miss Rosa Reynolds left for Louisville last Sunday, where she expects to find employment.


• Mr. [Paul] Finn recently got one of his thumbs mashed almost off. which has given him much pain . . .

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Pellyton:

• Mrs. Lova Workman has gone to live with her son, Mr. E.E. Workman, at Middleburg, since the death of her husband.


• Mr. and Mrs. Will Taylor announce the arrival of a new son.

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Miller Field:

• Mr. W.G. Shepherd recently sold a boundary of timber to Mr. Jimmie Sandusky, of Columbia, and is now having it sawed.


• Mr. and Mrs. Travis Tarter, Mr. Clyde Wolford and Miss Agnes Shepherd attended the show at Columbia Wednesday night.

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Ozark:

• Mr. Lawrence Calhoun, of Providence, was a guest of his daughter, Mrs. Nell Combest, and family.


• We extend our sincere sympathy to the loved ones of Mrs. Mary E. Bailey in their great loss.