The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-01-20

Deputy Sheriff Belcher was here on
lis way 10 Louisa Monday.
Mrs Cay Casteel is here going TO
Ashland for visit.
Mr.. Hays, of Cedar Rapids, was
lere the first of the week. He is a
.alker.
Drummer Metzser. dry goods man.
came in to-day in two-horse hack
through the seven-inch snow.
Martin, another salesman, came
also.
Six cars came last night in which
to load out ties.
George Ka0ee and the three But
Ter boys came down in sleigh Tues
day on their way to Ashland. One Of
them to bring back wife who movai
from Cherokee when a girl.
Mr.. Campbell and Mr.. Seems were
here Tuesday from Greenup. to go
and look at the Boggs farm on Irish
Creek. Uncle Tip fitted them out
Oil men came to-day and went out
in one of Uncle Tips sleighs.
Doc Written has returned from JohI
son and reports his mother better.
John Hawk. OF Cherokee. went to
Ashland to-day.
Enoch Kitchen. OF Cherokee. is here
trading.
Wat Rucker has been on the sick
list for several days.
Mrs. Fannie Webb is improving
slowly.
Tom Dyer. wife and six children are
moving to Lewis county on sleds and
wagons.
One of Felrs stone men is here on
his way to Wallow Hole.
Brewster, of Crump & Fields. ant
Roberts, OF Ball Warfield, were her
Wednesday.
Ties for Curt Thompson are beine
loaded out to-day.
Marker, the hardware man. is her
horseback from Ben Williamson 4
Company.
jim Wright and bride left to-day 70
Virginia.
George Kazee returned from Ash
land.
Elson, Union Grocery Company mai
was here Wednesday. Also. Newber
ry & Clay's man from Huntington.
Forsythe, of Taylor Brown & Comp
ny is here TO load out lumber.
J Fred Green, who has been gone fC
some time, returned Wednesday.
Mr.. CheTington, the Honey {
T Tar man, was here recently.
II Judge Woods returned from Louis
Thursday.
The people are kicking like thur
der over so many calls of Fisci
Court. They say no matter no
much railroad or franchise tax v
. get there is always some way to gol
Bile it up. and it is done and taxes ii
creased instead of reduced. We wi
feel the effects this fall.
Mr.. Rife is here putting in tel
phone for Doc Thompson. He is
Thorough telephone man, KNOWN
we'll his business.
John Hicks. attorney. and Uncle T
took dispositions in Carter couni
last week.
:, Mr.. Butler and wife, who were ma
ried at Catlettsburg Thursday can
home dag.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Webb vent
housekeeping to-day OH Caney fol
of Dry Fork.
DR.. o'Roark is here on his way
Halcom. Elliott county.
Judge Woods, Squire Giles and &c
e Belcher have returned from Louisa
Frank Kelley and wife were sho
ping here to-day. Also. John Butt
and son.
The jovial Joe Gardner came to-da
Also Mr. Smith.
A. ]. Pennington went to Little 70
to take up ties.
John Smith took Mr. Smith. clot
! ing man to Bells Trace to-day.
Mr.. White, drummer. and Mr.. I
Hot, saddle and harness man. We
there recently Also. Prof Wade. gr
bergman, and several other uav'
ing men; Chas. Holbrook. the hus
ling shoe man. and c. P. Trace,
, shoe man from Portsmouth.
Six inches of snow this morning b
they are still loading lumber al
. ties. Two thousand loaded out We
. terday for John Webb.
The two Mr.. Rameys who went frC
Greenup to buy bark have return
| dLlu TcpOAN thaN euCs bOuSuN
. boundary in Johnson county, L
miles from Paintsville.
Buck Griffith and wife. Nichol
Adkins and Miss Kelley. OF Blair
8 left this morning for Ohio to fiji
employment.
| Tom Testers boy retained tod
, from the West
Attorney John Hicks was in As
: land recently.
VIII Plumer. from the Philippine
is here He has been over there
the army three years or more.
Sunday was the coolest day Of Il
: year.
! WIN Cole. of Garner. passed throul
to Johnson county to his logging tea
Henry Fischer returned home fro
Ohio and is quite sick. He had bef
to attend the funeral OF his fathe
Nicholas Fischer. whose death Oceu
red from pneumonia in Cleveland.
where he was visiting his daughte