The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-01-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PERSONALS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

W. B. Cox has returned from Pike
Vile.
A o. Carter returned Tuesday from
IA trip to Cherokee.
C. L. Miller left Tuesday for a bus
mess trip to Lexington.
Miss Minnie Reynolds returned Mon
day from visit in Ceredo.
F. P. Hager. OF Cincinnati, was here
Tuesday seeing the merchants.
| J. W. Mayo. Of Ashland. was bus
lness visitor in Louisa Tuesday.
Miss Goldie Grizzle left Wednesday
for visit to relatives at East Point.
Mrs. Chas. Russell and children, Of
Ashland. are here visiting relatives.
John P, Rife. Of vessie, was here
Tuesday the guest Of his son, Billie
Rife.
Mrs. L. H. Huff, Of Huntington, is
the guest OF her brother, VIM. Rem
mele-
Miss Emma Wallace has returned
from visit in Huntington and Ash
land.
Mrs. Clara Bayes, OF East Point, is
the guest Of her sister Mrs. VIM.
Shannon.
Asa B. Dawson, the Uneeda Biscuit
man, was here Thursday calling on
the trade.
Miss Mabel Butler returned Mon
day from visit to relatives at
Thacker, w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rice have re-
turned to Buchanan, having spent the
holidays in Louisa.
Misses Leila and Bessie Snyder have
returned to school at Staunton Va,
and Lexington, Ky.
Congressman Hopkins and wife pass
ed through here Wednesday on their
way to Washington.
Mrs. ]. C. Taylor, Of Lexington,
is expected here soon to visit her
sister, Mrs. Ragland.
W. F. Shipman, J. C. Adams and
E. E. Shannon were in Cincinnati
the first Of the week
Little Miss Lora Watson, Of Ashland
was here over Sunday the guest Of
her cousin, Vivian Hays.
Mr. Briggs, one of the contractors
on the c. & o. extension up Sandy,
was in Louisa Wednesday.
Bert Roberts, who has been locat-
ed at Cook, Ohio, for some time, is
the guest Of relatives here.
W. s. Yerkes, Of Paris, bank ex-
aminer for this district, was in Lou
lisa Tuesday and Wednesday.
Jim Bromley left Tuesdayfor Pitts
burg, after visit of two weeks to
his parents at this place.
Mrs. Jas. A. Hughes and little
daughters, Of Huntington, were guests
of Louisa relatives over Sunday.
J. w. Yates came down from White
house Saturday and remained until
Monday, the guest Of his family.
l. B. Huff and little daughter.
Gypsy, Of Huntington, were guests OF
VIM. Remmele and family Monday.
Mrs. W. L. Andrews. Of Ashland.
was the guest last week Of Mrs. FL
len Waldeck and other relatives in
Louisa.
John Hopkins and Joe Harkins, OF
Prestnsburg, were here Wednesday
returning to Charlottesville, Va, to
school.
DR.. and Mrs ]. D. Biggs and little
nleces, Frances and Helen vinson, re-
turned Monday from a visit to rela-
tives in Huntington.
c. c. Burton. Of Prosperity, this
county. left Tuesday for Louisville
where he will enter the Hospital
School Of Medicine.
! Mrs. ]. F. Hatten has returned tC
y her home at Buchanan, after spend
: ing day or two with her daughter
Mrs F. T. D. Wallace. Jr.
G. H. Derrick, Of the firm Of Pierc
4 Derrick. has gone to New York I;
purchase new line Of goods H
was accompanied by his wife.
Miss Matte Wallace left Tuesday I
u resume her duties as teacher Of tn
1t Holden, W. Va. schools, after spend
m ing the holidays here with HON
folks.
" Mrs. c. ]. Carey and Miss Mexi
Carey were accompanied home froI
Thacker, w. Va. by their nice
Miss Emma Johnson, who will atten
school here.
n. G. F. Faulkner. representing III
TX Burchett-AltiIer Co., of Huntington
s. was calling on our merchants Mol
day. and attended the reception
D. DR.. and Mrs. Bromleys that evening.
N Miss Daisy shannon and brothe
IA Oscar, who were guests of relative
ne and friends here for several day
have returned to Catlettsburg. The
en- are children Of Jesse Shannon, form
SIT erly Of this place,
en- LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
ny CATTLE: Steady; shippers 81
5; butcher steers, good to choice So.