The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-04-21
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After spending week in your town
and at Olive Hill / once more got
home and found several drummers
here. and Henry Fischer loading out
lumber,
Mr.. Roberts. the spoke man. from
Greenup, loaded out two cars OF
spokes.
Mr.. James Stone and Miss Dolly
Cooper were married Saturday. Mr..
Stone took his new bride to his new
home at Willard. He recently bought
the Bill Kitchen residence and sixty
acres Of ground, 1t is a fine resi-
dence.
Also, Riley Campbell and Miss Coop
er were married Saturday on Cher
okee Both brides are daughters Of
Join Cooper. and both grooms are
from Cherokee.
Charley Uhl, OF Cincinnati. is here
Also, Mr.. willims, of Catlettsburg, and
Mr.. Henderson. revenue man.
Your writer returned from Garner.
Boyd county. Wednesday and met six
candidates on the route talking fine
ly TO East Fork people Every one
says he is going to be elected.
Taylor Brown & Co.. are loading
out lumber to ship North
Mr. Qulsenberry, Of Brown Gap. Is
shopping here today.
Lys Young and wife. Of Irish Creek,
we're here Thursday shopping.
Irwin Wright, Of Cabell county. Is
here on a visit to his old home on
Cats fork Of Blaine.
Mr. swope. Of the Richmond Boot
& Shoe house. was here Thursday.
Everybody is planting hill corn this
week. saw 20 different men planting
corn yesterday
Frank Witten, the mlneralogist, was
here Thursday, prospecting for sill.
yer and gold in our precinct.
Mort and Jim Graham, who came
home three months ago from Wash
ington, to see their mother. started
back Monday. Also. Mr. Motley Gam.
bills boy and a young Mr.. Boggs wen
Ito Washington to make their future
lhome.
Mr.. Young, Mr.. Hensley and Mr.
Cooper have gone to Huntington, w
Va. to work. All the young men ar
leaving this county for future homes
Mrs. Lindsey Webb'and two daugl
ters. Of Cats Fork, were here shop
ping. We were pleased to have then
with us again.
Nels Bentley, Of Bells Trace, los
hls house and all its contents yes
tefday by fire. The good people @
Webbville contributed liberally an
cheerfully to him. Also. last wee
they helped Bill Young, Of Irish Cree
who suffered similar loss.
VIII Cole. Of Garner. passed up I
his timber job on Toms Creek. Johr
son county. Friday.
Mr. Hicks. R. B. Duu's man va
here Saturday
Mr. Clayton. groceryman, Of Nor
head is here.
Mir. Ellis. Union Grocery man. wa
here Friday.
Miss Loula Edwards was here r.
turning from Ohio to her home Q
Blaine.
I yint Ferguson's daughter, Of Che
, olee. was here Friday.
I The Climax Mill and Feed man "
here Friday.
John Ekers, candidate for scho
r superintendent is here presenting h
e claims to the people.
. Mr.. Harris, of Floyd county, W
: here Saturday with fine drove
: cattle. He sold some here.
r The hustling deputy sheriff, Geor
s Beicher. is here today.
. Win Watson. of Little Blaine
; here on his way to West Virginia
a Eenry Fischer has a shearing n
r chine and is shearing his Ango
% goats. Your writer went down to !
i IT. Mr.. Fischer is always up-tO-di
n in farm machinery II We had a dC
II en- more men like him this would
" better county.
N Minis hardware man. Of Catlet
r burg. came in horse back this eyc
II ing.
Deacon Wade was here Friday ey'
If ing selling groceries.
re- Vim Wheeler and wife. OF Blai
81 are guests Of Mrs. wheeler's moth
A. Mrs. John Pennington.
v The webbville Exchange shipped
car load Of spokes Saturday.
Mr.. Jones. OF Ashland. is here
his way back with a wagon load
- eggs.
Chas. HolbroOk arrived Sanr,
from Chicago on his way home
:, Blaine. Alec. several others came
= L. ]. Webb. Tom Webb and 9th
I went to willard Masonic Lodge I
!. day night Uncle Tip did not on
count Of his health.
!. Your writer will be busy until al
= the 9th of May aad you will prob
ly not hear from webbville until af
: thai Success to the NEWS.
n WILL INTEREST MANY.
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