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The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-27

Locomotive Blasts


Mr.. w. A. Griffin, our genial
assistant train master, is visiting
his mother in Ohio this week.
Mr.. r. Il. Brooks, the genial
chief dispatcher, who has been
quite sick. is able to be at his
desk.
Mr.. Fred Hosse, who has been
on the road for some time has
been transferred to the Earling.
ton yard as switchman.
z. w. Boxley, who has been
on a local out of HopkiDsville
for the past three months, NOV
ed his family to that city Tues.
day.
Mr.. @. M. Mckinney, water
supply man for the l. aud NJ,
arrived in the city Monday and
will be here several days repair
ing the different pipes.
On account of the increase in
coal business, the l. and N. has
put another coal train which
will ODerate hetwaan NOrtnn-
vile and Rose Greek. Mr.. w.
II. Kline is conductor and Elmo
Shaver as engineer.
Foreman L. II. O'BrIen, of the
round house, had his force of
men out Saturday testing the
hose of the L. and N. A splen-
did stream of water was thrown,
showing it was in good condi-
ton.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-27
whtksy Election Contest Case.

The contest case between the
saloon forces and prohibition re-
suited in a victory for the drys.
The court Was composed of oOun-
ty Judge Wilson and Esquires
Evans and j. A. Joe. The
whiskey men have appealed
cases to the circuit court which
will convene in September. 1t
may be possible that the court
wall reach it this term aud an IN
junction will be gotten out 70
keep the saloons from selling
after their license expires. No
doubt if the circuit court decides
against the saloon men the case
will be arried to the court of
appeals as they will make a Wig
Orous fight so keep Madisonville
a whiskey town, there being IL
saloons there.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-27
Dance At Lake Side Park.

One Of the incest affairs of the
year was an impromptu dance
given to the ladies of the city
and visitors by tue young men
on Tuesday. Music was furnished
by the darlington string band.
The ladies present were: Misses
Moore, Brown, Wittmer, Hew-
lett, Crenshaw, Wise, Mitchell,
Stone, Cough, Ashby, Foard.
Mesdames Brooks, Dawes. CHM
err. The gentlemen Messrs.
Grover and Jno. Long, Driscoll,
Maloney, Frank and Lee Withers,
Webb, Rudd, Foster, Blakely,
Shaver, SOuthworth, Brooks
Dawes. We have heard that
these affairs will be given twice
a month during the season.
There are enough of our young
people to form nice club and
have dances over twice a month.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-27
Former Citizen Of Darlington Found
Dead At Searcy. Ark,

Yesterday Mr.. Geo. @. Akin
son received letter from the
corner of Searcy, Ark. inform
ing him of the finding the body of
Jno. Humble who formerly lived
here, it seems as If he had been
dead about a week and had died
of heart trouble as the room in
which he was found was locked
from the inside. He had only
been living there a short time
and purchased a small piece of
property. Jno. Humble worked
at Hecla for several years and
lett here for Zeigler, ILL.,, about
two years ago. he leaves sis
ter and mother her. He was I'M
married and owned three or four
houses in Hecla. Humble while
here was of a quiet disposition
and member of the church at
which he took great interest in.
1t is not known at present
whether his body will be
brought here or not as t has al
ready been inferred at Searcy.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-27

European Father (consolingly to his
daughter Ernestne)-D not weep,
me child. You will not have 70 marry
the dissolute count Save your tears
for the poor American helress who
gets him.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-27
Wealth Not Happiness.

Money never made a man happy yet,
nor will II. The more a man has the
more he wants II Il satisfies one
want II doubles and trebles that want
another way.-Franklin.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-27
Coffee Without Caffeine.

"Caneiniess coffee" is a late German
product, made by disBolVing out al
but trace Of the eafein OF raw cot
fee. The fapor, aroma and appearance
are practically Unaffected
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-27
The Moving ThrOng
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Paul King, Of st. Charles, was IN
the city Saturday.
Robt, Ewing, of st. Charles, made
his usual Sunday visit.
Rex. McEuen spent Sunday with
his parents in st. Charles.
Mrs. s. X. Kemp made friends ia
Madisonville visit Friday.
M. Cain, q Mortons Gap, was in
the city Saturday on business.
Cumpton Umstead spent Sunday
with his parents in st. Charles.
Mrs. Pete Steimley made friends
In NadisOnville visit recently.
Jack Vinson was on the city Mon
day shaking hands with old friends.
Mesdames. H. b. Rosser and JEFF
Murphey spent Sunday in Sebree.
Miss Willie Campbell, Of Nebo,
visited her sister, MRS. J. t. Ezell.
r. +. Grigsby, of Franklin, KY,
was in the city Monday with friends.
Miss. Mary Hewlett, of Henderson,
was IN the. city Monday visiting
friends.
Misses Annie Ashby and Werdna
Stokes spent Saturday and Sunday
at Sebree.
e. b. Taylor, society editor of the
MadisOnville Journal, was in the
city Monday.
DIR. P. B. Davis, and wife spent
Monday with friends in the Char
lesion county.
Mrs. Gold and daughter, of Madi-
sonvIlle, made friends in this city a
visit Saturday.
Miss Georgia Wyatt and Mrs. w.
s. McGary visited friends in Madi-
isonvIlle Friday.
Miss Verna Long, one of ST.
Charles popular young ladies, was
in the city Sunday.
Frank Withers, Of Howell, Ind,
spent few days last week in the
city with his mother.
A large number of'our ball sports
attended the games at Madisonville
Monday and Tuesday.
DR.. Jno. X. Taylor and DR.. R. A.
Baldwin took in the ball game IN
MadisOnvIlle Monday.
Mrs. ]. F. Williams left Saturday
for Kelley's Station to visit her
friend Miss Rosa Walker.
Miss Dodge O'Brien, after weeks
vacation, has returned to her duties
with Barnes, Coward g. Co.
Mrs. Charles Llnsey and son, of
jacksonville, spent Sunday with
the family of Clarence Lynn.
w. S. McGary. the hustling news
agent wiz leave next week for 10
days outing at Dawson Springs.
Jas. R. Rash and family, who are
now IN the East visiting various
points will be home in a few days.
Clarence Drake, an employe Of
the Terminal at Nashville, is visit
ing relatives in the city this week.
Miss MOntera Beal of Nashville,
Tenn, who has been visiting Mrs.
Nellie Umstead returned home Sat
urday.
Miss Bessie Caviness, who has
been visiting relatives IN st. Louis
for hepast two week returned home
Tuesday.
Mrs. Emma Fletcher, OF Hender-
son, who has been visiting her aunt
Mrs. P. B. Davis, returned home
Saturday.
Chas. Truempy, who has been in
the Hospital at Louisville, has re-
turned nome very much improved
in health.
Ernest ROOtz returned home FRI
day from Howell, Ind, where he has
been visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Ernest Eastwood.
Mrs. Laura Prince (nee LIgOn) of
CHaDksville, Tenn, who has been
visiting friends here for two weeks
returned home Saturday.
MISS Lucille Crenshaw, who has
been visiting her cousin, Miss Rich
ards, in HOPkinsville for the past
month, has returned home.
Miss Shelby Wise, who has been
living In Paducah for some time ar
rived in the city Monday and Is a
guest of Miss Margaret Mitchell.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-27
ooea Ear Into ths Earth.

The deepest hole in the world has
been bored in silesia. 1t has reached
a depth OF about 1000 feet. and passes
through SO beds Of coal.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-27
ST CHARLES.

] Il
Miss Verna Long made friends In
Darlington visit Sunday.
Mr.. Hugh Griffin made a business
trip to Darlington Tuesday.
Mr.. G. NJ. Dulin made business
trip to the county seat Monday.
Mr.. Louis Woodruff arrived IN the
city Tuesday to visit his parents.
The public school has opened and
the boys and girls are delighted,
Nit.
Mr.. Lawson Ashmore spent Sun-
day with his parents who live near
here.
Mrs. Bud Long is visiting friends
and relatives IN Henderson this
week.
Miss Ona Collins and Edna Long
made friends in Morton's Gap a
visit Sunday.
Mable and Nora Cook, Paul King
and Mote Teange, was in Morton's
Gap Monday.
Mrs. S. l.. Mays, (nee Todd) of
Dawson Springs, visited her parents
here last week.
Mr., Morefield and Ellis Robinson
spent Sunday evening with friends
IN MOrtou's Gap.
Mr.. Rex McEuen, of the Office
force, at darlington spent Sunday
with his parents.
Mr.. d. d. Woodruff and Ben Gilh.
land spent Tuesday with friends in
the county seat.
Mrs. ThOs. Ashmore, of Ilsley,
was guest of her parents. DIR, and
Mrs. T. r. Finley Sunday.
Robt. Ewing and Clay Woodruff
attended the game of ball at Madi-
sonville Monday and Tuesday.
DR.. Barton McEuen expects his
Offices to be furnished next week
He will moved to Darlington then.
DR.. Flint Finley, of Ilsley, was in
the city Sunday. DR.. says that the
health of Ilsley was never better.
DR.. Curry and wife, who have
been visiting relatives in Wheatley,
KY, are expected home IN q few
days.
Miss Alice and Lucille SAtterfield
two entertaining young ladies Of
Nashville, Tenn, are visiting the
family of Mr.. J. V. McEuen.
The ST. Charles Ball team has
only lost 4 games out OF is played
this summer. A good showing for a
country town team.
Miss Minnie SIsk. of Marion, H.,
who has been visiting Mr.. f. j.
Sisk, returned home Tuesday after
a weeks pleasant visit.
Mr.. VIM. Lynch, of Dawson, has
purchased the store of G. Nj. Dulin
and has engaged Miss Laura Wood
ruff to take charge of it.
Collins and Crenshaw. livery firm
has had their stable painted and n
nice shed built out in front, which
add much to its appearance.
Oar telephone service between
here and Darlington was out of
commission Monday and Tuesday
quite long time for so short dis
lance.
Mr.. Geo. King, the new foreman
of Fox Run, is giving perfect salts
faction. Mr.. King is an old mine
foreman, and will soon have the cut
put 1900 tons per day
Mr.. Paul King, of st. Charles,
the coming base ball pitcher of
the Pennyrile. Out of % games
pitched this season he has only lost
five. This is COED record.
Quite number Of our young folks
enjoyed themselves on Monday
night at the Hall by an unprompted
hop. Taylors string band furnished
music for the occasion.
The Bee correspondent was fortu-
nate enough to see the furniture
and fixing that DR.. McEuen will
use in his dental Office at Earring
ton. His dental cabinet is of the
latest improved Mission Oak and
so arranged, that when opened
every tool rises automatically with
In hands reach; his drugget is a
beauty, and everything as fine as
money could buy. 81 600 being ex-
pended tor furniture aud tO0ls
alone. We wish the Doctor success
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-27

ANM hANAhNRA 49,
Hayden Hunt, who is now living
in ZeIgler, I'LL, was IN the city last
week.
Miss. Ruth Long, Of Madisonville'
is guest of Miss Floy Lane this
week.
Master Mechanic Dan Umstead
made business trip to Evansville
Wednesday.
Mrs. Harry Bramwell and daugh-
ter are in the city visiting Miss
Eliza Robinson.
Ben T. Robinson, of Nortons Gap,
spent Tuesday night with his broth
er, G. G. Robinson.
Mrs. p. p. Price left yesterday for
MIddlesboro to visit her mother,
Mrs. w. f. Burr.
Prof. L. Fl. Smith, of jacksonville
was IN the city Wednesday shaking
hands with friends.
Miss BERTHE Barnett and little
brother, of Nebo, is visiting her
cousin Edna jackson.
N. w. Miller, the insurance man
from Madisonville was in the city
yesterday on business.
Mrs. Chas. Craig, of Nashv lille,
Tenn, was in the city Tuesday en-
route to visit relatives in Kansas.
w. d. Crenshaw, st. Charles, will
leave in a few days for Oklahoma,
where he has considerable property.
LOnnie Burden one of the crack
ball players of the Pennyrile was In
the city a few days last week.
Miss Ruth Wyatt will soon leave
for Hopkinsville where she will at
tend school under Mr.. Hamp Fox.
/. w. Wicks a former citizen of
this city, but now resident of
Pike county, no., is visiting in the
city.
Buck Shaver spent Sunday in
Guthrie as guest of the members
bers of Co. g., who are in camp
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe MOthershead who
have been in the west for the past
two months, returned home Sunday
night.
Lieut.. H. w. Rogers and Sergt.
Lawson Miles of Co. g. 3rd KY, who
are on duty at Guthrie spent THes-
day at home.
Chas. Robinson will spend a few
several weeks in Madisenville where
he will receive treatment under an
OsteOpath doctor.
w. S. Eldred, pastor of the Chris
tian church, who is spending his
vacation in Michigan will return
home about Sept. L.
Mr.. Henry Byrum and wife, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
w. d. Toombs returned to their
home in NebO Tuesday.
Walter MeGary and Misses Mabel
Browning and Elizabeth Kemp at
tended the ball game at Madison
vile Monday afternoon.
The family of w. d. Caviness
leaves Tuesday for Eastwood Land
ing near Sebree on Green river for a
ten days camp and fishing trip.
MISS Francis Campbell, trimmer
for Barnes, Coward q Co., left this
week for the east to purchase COM
plete line of fall and winter goods.
Miss Bette Crenshaw, of Hopkins
vile, arrived in the city Monday to
visit her cousin, Miss Lucy. Miss
Bette is considered one of the pref
test girls in Christian county.
Robt. Cardwell who left here Is
months ago for the East came back
Saturday. Robert has been all over
the country but says that Darling
ton is good enough for him.
Mr.. Frank d. Rash and wife and
Master Dillman who with Mrs. Geo.
G. Atkinson and Misses Carrie and
Margaret, who have been spending
the summer at Bay View, Mich,
will return home Saturday.
Gilbert KING is in the city as
pharmist during the absence of Jno.
X. Taylor, who with his wife are
spending a few days at Dawson
Springs, accompanied by Miss Kelly
of Henderson.
pauI M Maora loff puaaAo,v To-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-01-31
The Fifteenth Anniversary.

The friends Of John Cartin, and
they are many, will be interested in
the following from a Chicago paper
Of recent date DR.. and Mrs. Funk ar
sister and brother-in-law Of Mr.. Car
tin:
On Saturday evening. Jan 1S- Dr..
and Mrs. L. l. Funk entertained about
s. OF their friends at their new home,
41I6 Prairie avenue. in celebration
OF their fifteenth anniversary Of their
marriage. During the evening enter
tainment was furnished BY Chas- n
Fahnestock. yiolinist; Miss Edna
Dunlap. violinist; Mrs Grace Ettin-
ger, in her sweet manner and voice
charmed all Misses carla and Pa
lrma Schramm, although only Is and
is years Of age. played not only the
most difficult pieces OF old masters
but their own compositions as vel
Miss Pauline Funk did some fancy
dancing The refreshments wer'
served by Miss Pauline and Master
Paul Funk and their little friends
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-01-31
cADlrUs.

Brother Cassidy preached an in
teresting sermon here Sunday to a
large crowd.
Bew Havs was married to Miss
Della Belcher recently.
Jimmie Jordan was married TO the
Widow Manerva Woods. recently.
Miss Rosa Ekers made a trip to
Osie this week
Mrs. Pet Marcum was calling on
her daughter. Mrs. Bertha Harmon
Willis Roberts went to see his
daughter at CuIberson this week
Mrs. Dora Chadwick and llttl'
daughter Thelma. were calling on hon
folks Sunday.
Maud Crank. Of FalIsburg. VA
visiting Miss Rosa Ekers the pas
week
Laura Belcher is going to Ports
mouth.
Claude Stewart has gone irto tn
dry goods business
Tim Chadwick is buying fur.
Heber Rife is going to school thi
winter at Louisa
Guess Who.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-01-31
KAvANAUGH.
Guess Who.

Rev. J. II. Moore and J. N. Hicks
preached al Kavanaugh Chapel Sun
day.
Cleveland Davis came home from
Louisa Sunday calling on friends.
Miss Florence and James Pigg. Of
Catlettsburg. spent Sunday with theiI
aunt. Mrs. Russell Thompson.
William Remmele was calling on
the merchants OF this place Saturday
Mrs. Lafe Compton. Of Ashland,
was visiting home folks last week.
Mrs James McSorley went to Bur
CESS to see her daughter. Mrs Charlie,
Chadwick.
Mrs. James Pigg came up to see hel
father at II. Cay. who is very sich
Sam Turman went to Catlettsburl
this morning.
Several Buchanan people ATTENDED
church at Kavanangh Sunday.
Miss Belle Mcsorley was the gues
OF Miss Reba Prichard Sunday.
Miss Bessie Turman spent Sun
day with Miss Lizrie crabtree.
Naugh.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-01-31
NEW BUILDING
wiz Be Erected In Louisa Next
Spring By Dr.. Burgess.

Dr. T. d. BurEess.Of Matewan.w. Va
has decided to build = taree-story bus-
Iness house on the lot recently pur-
chasea from }. Q. LAekey. II win Be
constructed Of concrete blokA The
building viIl be 27Iso feet- The
first floor viii Be fitted Tor merchan-
dising purposes. and uili he tor rent
It viii be quite = handsome building
The building nov on the site viii
be moved TO the rear Of the lot-and
put into condition for use WORK
will begin in the spring.
Dr. Burgess win also improve biz
residence on Lock Avenue By build
ing q vide veranda entirely across
the front and along the east side
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-01-31
WatsOn-Tanner.

The marriage ceremony uniting
Miss Martha Elisabeth Watson, Oi
AsIand and Mr. Lawrence ~ Tan
ner. OF this city. was quietly per-
formed at the residence OF the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William L.
Watson, at 2:so o'clock yesterday
afternoon BY the Rev. W. C. condit,
pastor OF the First Presbyterian
Church OF Ashland.
The bride wore a travelling suit Of
green broadcloth. with hat TO match
Miss Bertha Watson was brides
maid and Mr. Chester Watson Of
Lexington. was best man.
The bride Is a pretty and attrac-
tive daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
L. Watson. Mr.. Tanner Is a son ol
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Tanner. Of 56.
South Mill Street. Mr.. Tanner Ia,
been in the employ Of the United
States Government as railway posta
clerk for several years. For the las
two years he has been running OF
Chesapeake 4 Ohio trains Nos. 2
and p. between Frankfort and Ash
land.
Immediately after the eeremon
the happy couple departed on In
chesapeake 4 Ohio train for Wash
ington City and other Easter
points They viii make their hom
10 Ashland.-Le1ington Leader.
Mrs. Tanner Is a neice Of Mrs ]
L Stewart and Dr. N. G. Watson. o
this place. where she has been FIRE
Iquent guest.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-01-31
NATIVE TALENT
Solved The Big Problem Of
Clearing Our Laud Titles.

The people Of the Big Sandy Val
ley whose signal victory over the
Land Grantors" was the occasion
OF great rejoicing should be. and
doubtless are. proud Of the fact that
the lawyers VINO 50 readily es-
poused their cause and who so val
iantly fought the great battle 70 a
triumphant close are natives OF
the soil. Every one OF them is a
Big sandian. and every one Of them
/, proud Of his birth John +.
Hager. John W. NJ. Stewart. Taylor
vinson-the Big Three-big in body,
heart and brain. Early in life
these men chose the Law for a
profession, and each rapidly went
10 the front. and to-day all three
isre eminent and distinguished IN
their vocation. Honor. fame and
more substantial reward have come
TO them and are justly theirs
4 A very important feature in th'
work OF these men was the framing
OF the act passed by the Legislature
Of Kentucky and which made ii pos
sible to clear the titles to the vas
area Of land in question.
Appeals by the -granters' woul'
be made and fought on the grsun'
that these acts were unconstitutiona
This point vas made before the Cour
OF Appeals. but such was the learnin
and skill shown in the framing {
the acts that there was no leak. n
Ioophols. no weak point throug
! which they could be successfully Al
lacked
And. by the way. It Is well enous
70 say that the people are greatly II
. debted to Senator n C. Watson e
; his able work in behalf Of the measu
: when II was before the Legislature
: Through their efforts hundreds
e people in az least four counties Al
e secure in their homes. and the
) people should never-and will ne
[ er-forget them
And the people Of Louisa should 4
Il 4 pardonable pride in the fact that
d the old Masonic Academy. forty yea
4 ago. these men John Haeer. jol
stewart and Taylor vinson. reeeiv'
is the instruction which laid the fOu
l. dalton for their success in after life.
n The boys have not forgott'
IL. and often speak Of it in terms
grateful appreciation
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-01-31
OsIE.

Geo. Shepard. OF Webbville. pas,o1
through here recently. en- route 10 M
saw mill on Blaine.
Sam Rose has gone to Paintsvlns
where he will take charge Of timber
job.
The farmers in this locality are pre-
pairing to put in new ground and =
farm generally in an extensive way
Attorney lobe Of Morgan uaa
through here recently on businc9
pertaining to his profession.
Thomas Murphy. a good citizen a
YatesviIle. passed through here firsf
o. the week.
Mrs- Josie Rose was visiting hG
parents last week.
Covey Adams has moved his store
from Midway to near his home. and
the pcstoffice has been moved e
Mrs. Purn Burton's
Fred Jobe and wife were visiting
at Browning reesntisr
John Howell was here last week
Robt. Chaffins has moved 10 the
place recently vacated BY Joh1
Blankenship.
II. II. Jobe. Cnewly marrieD har
gone to housekeeping
Enos Derifield. Of head Of Morgan
was her cone day last week nadinz
some mules
Lisha lobe is down with typhoid
fever. This Is now the only case q
fever In our midst.
Ira Adams and Willie and Neszis
: Jobe have returned from the mines
Lindsey Jobe was tand frequently
is) calling on Miss Carrie JOrdAs
recently.
, Beckham Hughes. who underve4
an operation some time aeO, Is ahou,
wen again.
silas Jobe's little boy. Who uas
I suffering with nervous spinal discuss
Is also greatly imV,veA
Kay Adams has moved to MAN
fork Of Twin az Kay chaftlus y
Blaine.
Mrs Nancy .r,er and daush,ss
we're calling niss Hughes a su
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-01-31
The Court.

Circuit Court viii probably last
through the term Many civil eases
have been tried The suit brought by
some Of the heirs Of Dr. Murray
to break his viii was dismissed BY
the Court The plaintiff has leave
To re-docket
Two cases, Ben BIankenship vs.. the
c & O.. and Dave Marcum Va the
same. were passed until tomorrow
David Boggs. Japes Vinson and
W. J. Vaughan were named as Jury
Commissioners and are now selecting
juries for the next term
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-01-31
r. 7. Burns Sick.

The News regrets to chronicle the
ccntlnued indisposition Of Mr.. r. T
Burns. He made a s.rong speech In
Court last Thursday and went to bed
very tired. Early the next morning h
had a severe chill and the family
physician was called TO his bedside
He became somewhat better. remainl
50 until Tuesday morning. when he
had another chill. Today NJ. Burns \
better. but II is quite probable that h
will not be able ts. attend court
aeaIn during its present eession-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-01-31
PaintsyiIIe Wants II.

PaintsvflIe entertained so handsome
ly in honor Of the c. & o. railroad
that it is now reaching out for the
Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows in 1909.
For that occasion ii promises SIS
600 hotel. water works. electric lights
and all the trimming. Well, LOUIS
has no bid for the august-Or is il
October?-gathering. and. really, We
should be glad to have the big Three
Links pow WOW held in this valley,
and shall be glad to see PaintsviIle
have the honor Of having the Grand
Lodge OF Kentucky for its guest
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-01-31
Bid Was Accepted.

The bid Of J. C. Thomas for work
to be done on the Louisa dam re-
ceIved the endorsement Of Major War
reu. Engineer in charge Of the OhiC
and Big Sandy
This IS practically the acceptance
Of the bid Of $4,000. and Nr. ThOm.
ms is now engaged in pushing his pref
arations for an early beginning o.
the work. It will give employment
to many men. and Mr.. Thomas al
ways USES as much local labor as h
can obtain
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-01-31
A SIX O'Clock Dinner.

Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Snyder en-
t.rtained handsomely with a ak
O'Clock dinner last Tuesday evening
The guests we're Judge aud Mrs Han
nah. Rev. and Mrs o. F. Williams
Mr.. and Mrs F. T. n. Wallace ST.
Mrs j. ]. johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. A
" Hughes and Mr.. and Mrs M- r
ConIey.