The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-05-24
BUssEYvILLE.


time ago, is still improving slowly,
on. yet not fully recovered.
The infant ba5y of Doc Carter
has been quite sick, but is better
at this writing. The same is true
Of Rev. sego's baby.
quite an excitement prevailed in
the hcme of F. r. Bussey one day
last week. when his little grandson,
Randall, attempted TO swallow n
large set ring, watch settled in the
boys throat, for a few moments it
look as if it was all up with the
babe, when Mrs. l.. d. Pigg, his
randmother, suddenly sliced him
BY the heels and vigorously shook hin.
head down. until the ring was tis-
lodged sufficiently, 10 be extract
ed by means of an artificial hook of
some kind. The babe is now well
end the young parents are quite
careful of what they allow him TO
Il. We as playthings since then.
Our good friend Elwood Hutchin-
son, who is a farmer by trade, in
forms US that he is now through
planting corn. Many are the acres
he is cultiyating on the farm of his
father-in-law, W. d. oNeal, Sr.,
Mr. Theodore Woodruff. of Ohio,
who is a brother-in-law to Mr..
o'Neal, was here last week on a
visit. He was accompanied by
Miss Jettie o'Neal. of Louisa.
Miss Alya Lee Pigg who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Stanton Mil
Iler. near Richardson. came home
last Saturday. after one Of the
NEST pleasant visits OF her life.
Miss Fairy Holt, who has been Wis
Iiuug friends at Georges creek. for
several days, returned last week, &c
companied by Miss Lizzie Jane Bur
CESS. of Kize. She will remain here
with her many friends for a week or
mere.
Miss Lucy Pigg is visiting relatives
in Ironton.
Leonard Compton, Carl Bussey and
Webb Holt find special attraction al
Lick, at least such is the case win
Webb and Carl. indicated by their
regular Sunday visits
Henry Miller. son OF Mark Miller
has lately developed into full
fledged livestock dealer, and is
largely engaged in the hog businenss
having lately purchased nice
droveo + hogs which ne will place On
market very soon.
Drummers? Yes, three time 9
day and an occasional! one or i've
sandwiched in between meals for ;
lunch. Grocerymen. milling men,shOy
men, notion men, and last,but 20
least, the patent medicine man, who's
free samples cure all aches an'
pains, and almost restores youth Il
old age.
2. R. Bussey is having considerable
Improvement made by painting Rev
lSego is doing the work.
C S. Thompson, of Evergreen. Ia
lately sold two farms as follows On
located on Green Thompson's brancl
sold to Lee McCovn, one farm OIL
Little Blaine known as the Ne
Thompson farm, 10 Lon Burton, Q
Louisa, consideration 'slo5ooo
i Another real estate deal is Of
hand which will transfer later an
we can then giye fun particulars.
John Wellman and Co, have bee
awarded the contract OF hauling
large amount of ties and lumbe
from Dry Ridge TO Louisa for Jus
tiee and Co. Work will begin Sion
day.
John Lee Gussler, OF Huntingto.
is here visiting his father. Mr.. WIN
: IGussler. He will return TO Hunt
: ineton Sunday o
Rev. Yoke filled the pulpit Z
Evergreen last Sunday night, preach
el 10 a very large and appreciatiy
audience from a text found in "a
18th chapter OF Romans and tls 12i
verse. It proved to De one OF %
most able sermons delivered here f.
long time
Revs, Kemper, Walker and Seeo Al
row conducting a holiness meetiu
at Daniels creek with rousing su
cess.
] Mrs. walker,wiie of Rev. Wake
our pastor, returned Tuesday la
from a visit to her home folks
Ohio: Buckskn Bess.