The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-01-13
wEBBvILLE.

| After having two weeks splendid
lChrlstmas at Logan and Holden and
being with the prettlest granddaught-
Ter ever saw for week, your writ
or arrived in old Kentucky at Webb
VILE Monday and was glad to get back
The poet who wrote There is no
place like home knew what he was
doing. found Webbville all quiet
and everybody well except Mrs. Fan
ME Webb. who Is suffering from ton
sIlitls.
The prettiest New Years day !
ever saw spent at "Rlyerdale, I"
Mrs. w. i. Moore's home and we GER
talnly had feasting.
Four car loads Of ties are going out
this morning for Keller & Co.
Mrs. George Sheppard has return
ed from a visit to her parents.
Mr. Collier, of Old Virginia. is here
to-day on his way to Blaine pros
pecting.
Emmett caudle, hustling candidate
for Jailer. is here whooplng up the
boys.
Mr.. Bruster, drummer. OF Ashland.
was here Wednesday.
Kirk Thompson. OF Union Grocery
Co, is here seeing the boys.
George sturgell. Of Sacred Wind. is
here trading.
Mr.. Adkins. oil man. is here en-
route TO Blaine.
Owen Gambill. Of Kanes creek, is
here.
Mr., Roberts. spoke man, was here
Wednesday. This Is new industry
lust being introduced here. About
three car loads of hickory spokes
here now.
Elson. Of the Union Grocery Co.
came in "Wednesday night Also. five
other drlmmes.
Miss Watson. OF Ashland, Is the
guest OF the Misses Woods.
Miss Littlejohn. Of Grayson, is Wis
ting Tan Giles.
Willard Brown, OF Denton, is here.
Sam and Lucy Sheppard have NOV
I'd the postoffice out OF the Webb
VILE Exchange into a small office
right across the street The office
has been there for six yeaB.
Miss Nan sheaper. the elocuuonlst,
Is here.
Prof Daniels has returned from HIS
Christmas visit
Mrs. James Allison is here on her
way TO visit her daughter in Carter
county.
James Stone and D. Polly are here
to-day trading.
Chas. Holbrook was here enroute
home TO Blaine
Mr. Richardson. OF Ashland, was
here this week enroute to Upper
Blaine. Uncle Tip fitted him out and
sent him On his way rejoicing.
Mr. Jordan. Democratic candidate
for Jailer is here talking good TO the
boys.
Mr. Wade. Of the Ashland Hardware
Company. arrived Thursday.
L. j. Webb loaded out car of
spokes after night in order to get
them shipped next morning.
Two Mr.. Rameys, Of Greennp, pass
ed through here going to johnson
and Floyd counties to look up lands.
Mrs Fields is shopping here to-day
Mrs Giles is a little better. Mrs.
Fannie Webb improves slowly
Miss Cecilia Petry left for visit
John Colyer was here returning to
his home in Virginia from Blaine.
LIKES this country fine.
Fannie Webb sold sam Sheppard
a fine COW to-day for $50,
Drummers Wade and Cline came in
to-day. Also. Fred HensIey, Of Hunt
ington.
Doc Written was here Saturday on
his way TO Johnson county TO see
his mother who is very Ill.
w. II. Stafford. clothing man. OF
Catlettsburg, passed through here
to-day.
Our friend, Joe Gardner after
long spell OF fever is here. He says
It will take worse spell than he
had TO keep him away fromwebb-
Vile.
MeDcmitt, the hustling hardware
man, Is here.
VIII Sparks. who has been teaching
at Cherokee, left Saturday for Lou
isville Medical College. This is his
fourth term and he graduates this
year.
Nell Sparks, of Cherokee, is here
to-day.
Mr.. Collier, of Golfers Greek. Law
renee county. Ky, who had part Of
his foot cut off on the C. 4 O.,
came here Saturday on hisway home.
His boys had not arrived to meet
him, so Uncle Tip fixed him up for
going and met the boys coming for
him,
Miss Celia Petry and Prof. o'pan-
lei returned Saturday from Ironton.
Mr.. Hensley, Presbyterian minister,
arrived Saturday evening.
Charley Nipp. OF Leon. came Sat
urday evening. Pit