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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-02
killed NEAR PIKEVILLE
Dsiy d b. HsIkiK fSIsd q Rail-
Iuat Tad.

Near wagner. C and o. sta
ton i've nIIss vest OF PIkesilie.
No. IS. the evening passenger train
non Ashland. ran over the BODY
q a nan Last Friday night about
sac O'elOck. The trNin was stop
ped quickly 1s posslhss and ths ~
mains we're placea on board and
taken 70 Pikeyille. II vas Al
first believed that the man AAa l-eea
killet - the train. bat = oorOner ;
j-ry discovered that the nan had
essn s,a6bed in several places. an J
that the eosE1s thus made were
sufncisnt 70 cause death II AS
farther shown that Shortly b.
fore train tir.e the nan. EhO prov
e 10 b Joe Hopkins a mineE,had
oeea sesn ia the COMPANY q tHo
strange men $40 have not besn SCI
slnco. These discoveries led to
tss vArran,able Presumptioa TIA
Hopkins had eeen murdered and
Ais boay PLACED On the railroad trae
70 create The belief thai BE- lad
beea ruh oveE and kiIiea,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-02
Ni,> Cartwright.

Elsa-7s1 s,~GS aso Sz- G. hi
1sSJ zsngelis Is neslii ksl9 n
- - prior 10 that & Vas
conducted in the N Z CAurca ~
Ms Cartwright sac EsS sle-
suezI- szEOsre, eAFneS- r0av5hsag,
ard the PeOQ,s hsara her saaIy-
Tasre EEs 20 rant. 10 siLly sqss- ,
Just ne simple SsOry Of The CCOss
and is SIl-s1tSlcisRSy. told in a
ESy that Wss1 70 the heart TeOsR
EhO heard her thea VII - glad 70
kR0W that Shs i coming 70 80
= again Ms CartErighr VII y
hege and cOu3uCS the Fountain
PARK camp meeting, beginning July
AZ sac VII bring 4 tne Siagss
NiJa her, : VOzRa. ana = gOOa tIzs
nay - sIPsSted-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-02
RESIDENCE BURNED.
Lighting Sets Fire 70 4 HuUSs AesI
Mise StaiOl.

he frame residence Of Tom
Maynard. on the c and o, near
Georges creek. Vas with mISh Of
It's contents. entirely destroyed by
Hghtning during the st0Em Nhieh
pASsed over that rsgion lAst Wed
nestay aftsruooa, some men.
among them Mr.. Lock Moore. Of
this plAce. pere vatChing the
storm. and after a dAEEling flash Of
lishtning azd dsafeRiRs peal q
thundsr some ore s1id he b.
h-sed Ten Ma aarl's house had
ben s-ralE A Glmszt Afterwards
smoke 49, sen -ss-ias IRON IES
bu'lding he men ran 70 the
place and b. hard SO5k suroseded
in saving some Of the hOusehOld
eiieSts. TEe inmates Esre unia-
.aged-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-02
Personal MENTION.

A N whSSlsT vss; 70 Paints
VlIAs TResaAy-
R A BsSksl sss AsTs trOa Hunt
isS'On Wednesday
Attorney H, c, Sullivan vas IN
CasisStssurs recssily.
d. L h Dsaa. q wsisss CSSsk.
W, Va, Paid SAS OgTSoe a al,
lsSs SaiUrSay,
he MtsSsS Isy3ia and Bertha Bar
49, q kiss, were visiting Louisa
relatives rccea,S.
Ms TOa SaNer and daughter.
kaey, q CAtIsttsssSs, NsgS In
ilosisA pSoOTsSies nay,
Mrs 4 n Cv0ySAer. Mrs n {,
SgscDSeg, Mrs 2, II, Vaughan. and
tAs Misses Vaughan spsa, DeSOgN,
tiOa Day Al RseAAr&sOa,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-02
rHE r.l.rkRs FREE usr.

UPOa close investigates the
farmers fres list iii bsoOlss a
slightly Interesting Measure Il
INTAKES many articles the farmers
use, bat II ResES about As much
70 all cher coaSunsrs Il pats
lee articles q common uss On the
tive hsS and il Is estimated tkst II
vEi save the P1blis some S3ee,-
zee. see, he measure seat hi
TIE revenues hSrd. either. The tar
if Is RsArly pTOAibilivs On the
les articles COacsrnsd, 50 that the
gOysEIRsnI gets Oaly Sl.Sea.Sse in
customs fron ms s0arCs.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-02
HATESVMIR

Yarssvilie ball team Aad to
sA1es SATURDAY. Oas VIA zslda.
shs Other BashAaGa. i've azd
lesT in Aver o. YatssviIls
Ms Mad Barton. OF your plaos.
v-s-ied her eOlSia Hattie Carter lsss
NsSk.
d, n C, watsOa. JOha Ssuart
and Frank Yates pAszsd tArOagA
hsre SAtrrtAy sa route 10 ns
Cat cOEncry.
G, b Carter and A o CArtsr.to-
seiASr WitA Their families. were
here SzudAy, VALE here thsy VS.
tSst TIE grave Of UaSls GeOlge Car
ter. and lsft many saltful flowers.
Jay SA0Ts Gssd le years sOa q
NilhUt SAOTt AA2 the 2ESsOrtnns 10
hTsak his ara
N>rsAan BsrcAett and Brook
So4E have the S0sirSSt q hl0ai.g
& NorsAnS creek soAOOl hozss-
Il BarCheSs furnishes the luz-
Der, CO1nry tSrSsaAc-z.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-02
WMRRmSK

aits a crowd ATTENDED the 49,
iiEilg AZ tbs PlACe SaR&Ay aftsr-
no0a.
ChurSA al tbs place Ilzs SslsAy
~ Bro, Miller.
Nr, and Ms Gas LSkinS e
TOSShEghI. Gad TIER gosst Ma
AlvA WIlliA2sOR. Of SO1s BransA.
Wrss grs<rs q Ms Mary Co1ps0a
SATURDAY and Sa13Sy.
There VII - an lie ersaa H.
tivsl a. this place S6rurdAy, lsoS
2rd-
Mss 6yPsie nO2asoa. az LSsk
CresS. + visiting trssz3s and rslA-
tiVss On Thres ME tbs week
Carl CO2psOa. The 1Ail eArrisr.
81 Ssar rO1ss. and Bay So. were
O ThEss Ma Sl.1Sy,
Mss Kizie So. Who has ssa A.
tsad5n schOol in ASAlA1a tOr sever
nS2shS hRS rSsnrue1 ko2A
c, and o, FSrSzAa REvs A2d
Barrie were visitors a tbs PlAcs
Saturday and S1a6Ny,
John RAtSaiff and r jordan were
bzsizsss visitors in CAlsS-SA1rg
T1sSSay.
Harry RAtel1fs Is driving = 6ray
so- kS hrOsAsr. J. W, Ratsaft
Mrs Wa ORrisa. wAO las bssa
Sstk, : improving.
uns a crowd trO1 Shss Pllcs-As-
.tsases TIE s s COSvsasiOa q
liza trSSk S1srrs1y and TsPO-t =
sNo3 tine az1 an tasszs<silg tkR
u W J. N21shAa WO1S IKE
tSr M, Vaughan 10 Vasst Oar Saa-
5ty stAoOl So u2A
Carl OO2qsO2 visited his ami.
Ms GTaryiIlS uOzPsoz. Mol6Ay,
NJ. - Ms J. SSE2ROf LoSssa
VISITED Ass e-OsAsr. Als1 SSzzR
SagEra1y SRS S1neAy>
.... Casey JO2sS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-02
PROMOTION OF PUPILS
PShEs Sched SlisIis VIE Have
Passed EIllilaiSl.

Ths tOlloUiEg rsPOTt fTO2 PUOt.
KsznlSOa. had q the PC6Ee sSk0Ol
asPaTyzenI q Tie X. y c, * in
tsCsStiBs natter for TIE PaIrOasTks
PzsliS sSsOol. he trSe sesOOl e
Jas usSseS : hsing Ean8seG axe
= SAOrOeshrssS never hsSOrS sAOWu
in the cOEtUct Of this EOS1 i1POEC-
an arm q he Paal.C SsEEics-
Get yOgr children PCOPsEly Pm
FNzsG tOr the srssS SaIas q htss
il vOSsS yOsI EOshing BIT EIsls
care and aJtsa>i0S to GASs IASD
winners in The tghSs
Tke following RoPslS hare RaSssl
SleCvsStUlly ths reSutrSS sNSEl--.l-
S5OzS tO- FrO2SS50a q . k5g&SE nh
Al SAe PE5lsc sSs0ll e1IlGlEs, max
5aS the gszsrzi SterssS grade gu
a after JAEsr EaHss ROoZ No I,
E31Ih AEsy So 8OESr ChSF@2n
81. GsTtle Clay Sls EzIE COalsy
Sc Narcy Lz23 So JOe Nlias2-
3sr s. R1Sl ROss 81 and Aha
SES5er - RoCZ No. :. Elors
Alscy So EzzsssA RaEssss So
S3llls BzE1S So HaesTs ChStEus
Sls OS,sS Es-rsll So Eles Hughes
IS 6sNrss NSgssr SIS S-zsAsy
NlSEs So jim Nancy So Wnlis
O~eaS 81 Lsaa PoSkbsS1EeC SIS
RESssn SAnESus So RSssEV VlaS2-
So MAJ WsIlzan SIS N2nsS Well
Han So and lrszs Ws2zss 81,
ROSa Nc ;, LCShsc ASklss rs lS2
sS- Coaasy Ses laSS CrUgeAsr 80
RAlgA Esrrsli Is; VIzSia5a HNSSE
S4S Altrsa Nals2ssr rs VScsS-
NssSy So End ONsal Sas RSsi
Rs&aasse Ses lCsse RCss IS MI
IL Sass So and Mars 4 Ws,',
GRn IS RSo2 Ne I, ReRSsey COs-
AeS TSs lOAn Bars fiOrtOa rs
GeOyss PSse-S q,
S,VsSL we're aSsszs 5GFisg IL
,tst sex usekS * taS ,esU, as
asvCsUS u SsekDSSS, SSsr Y NaNNg-
yOass, ana SsAss rNsSNSS An
2Sssr SNANlasslOa VII u ksal Us,
se,Vss ssAOSl OgsSs us GaG y
s,soSSOaSse tAsSs ana SSH ~
SsySs Vac INilea in sAS ms ~,
animation NeS VIII Seay Al aesoS
asysnS IN saN@eg, NJ NV NsG
- prOMeyea NAV Avs ~ pNSS tAs
NOairSa exAMssAi,SN VIM a gyee,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-02
MOTHERS DAr.

Thoss vho attended the Moth
Sr's Day service AZ the NJ Z
Ch0rSh. Souts, last Sunday heard
An excellent sermon By the pastor,
Res. ". l. Red In the aitez-
Rooa a party o. the church meH-
6srs. led b. the pSssOr. visited the
homes q several siek and affi.s, d
persons and he'd short service. In
the evening they Eeas 70 the hone
q Ms J. n Spencer. In the
coanJry. 70 So her mother. Mrs..
SzraA Lane, uho has Heen ooagip-
q 70 her RON Cor a long tine
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-02
FORTY NEW MEMBERS

ne n, L. Chureh Al Walnut GAP.
Dr. Ridge, srsus 70 Be o. the
boO1. II the gUsI people O1t there
yin sHsuse Tie eIPUeSStOn- The
DSsSriGi Superintendent. the ReE,
NJ, ACkmaa. A-gd services there On
last Saadsy, and A. the close for
y nsEsaTs Usre received INTO TIE
CaUrChs
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-02
VERDICT FOR DEFENDANT.

Las Week. in the Federal Court
IN causttsburs. 80 eAses were tried
b. Judge cOehrAn- D. c.
Spencer. uo1 D. C. Of Louisa. and
All. FralsY, had received injuries in
the mines OF the Louisa Coal Co.
and had separately brought suits
10 recover danases The sane az
ei4eut W1s the alleged cause Of the
injuries. and the Judge DECIDED 10
try the tao ellsss as one The ~
salt q the trial vas a vertict fer
Tie COMPANY Motion for a new
trial has been made
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-02
CAMP Meeting
VIII epsl ht l2lh. d fSIplal PsL,
LSGiSa. ".

Mss ANA L CsrtUTighS. Of
NOgzESsO~u. OaiO. and her sisssr.
Ms e BlAhyAs Gould. vii have
charge Of The LS1isa Camp Mes;-
Ing this sumner. whicA Is an
no1Etst for July Is-s2 An vii ~
member Mss CArtvrigh, and the
great E0-k accomplished IN Louisa
~ asr a tsu years SsO,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-02
A NEw DIVERSION,

SOzs q TIE fair ones o. LoaiSa
haye a RES 6rveusiaa- They take
some SaJsr, tres % tASPOlss and
GollyEoss- ant SINE POstsr's clay
and Iare-EIly nix then Thea thsy
fora tie nsss into figures ana
images Of VariOas Kind and ST then
OEJ 10 dry, Wbea fiuisEed and
PrOPeElE lASsEs1 /; Is easy TO tel
shat they are. ...... ...,..
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-02
DEATH or ROBERT WRIGHT,

Marshal james VinsoR received
aeSs Sz=@ay q lAs death al c.
redo " his sFothsr-in-aW. Mr..
Robert Wright Mr.. and Ms. Vim
soa. vho Is sister Of Mrs. wrisht.
LETT On lhs early sunday train TO At
tend the faucraL The decsasea
Vas asoal 50 yeArs Of Age and lsft
Nta0x and several eAlIdrsa He
dtsG % ASTHMA
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-02
!. ISRILsKT DREAMS A RECORD

Tes largest sav-rStRnsut ever
TEialet in the News sgPsa-s tbs
Esyk. Jake 5sClarss she FsasCU
tor thss Is saSy--jt Is 70 y 1As : <
gsSG sale ever conducted IN l-oulSa
F. -Ias biggest bargains % tn b'S
EsSg s,CsS o gOOis- Tais I8S=s ~
tEs uss Of TIVE Passs 20 Jell Jhs
story Read All he has 70 say
q Nszy important change Is -
x 1ais in tAls fFn's Business BY,
GoUaL We kE0V What II IS buI
arr - A. EbsTJy to anHOa2o :
As ne Attend the sale and So ESu
sens - & Il .....
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-02
RIVER IMPROVEMENT.

Caps. jim Cisytoa and sixteen
nea. via he Sod ship he Laurel
Bella are bard a. Wo-k SiRce the
1eaa q May iaProt5ug TIE Big
sandy between LoliSa ana Cstle,ts-
ters- TAe vork ouzslsts IN desp-
enlnE ana uidrniag Cku1eS. taxing
o1i s1agS eztting Overaangiag tiE-
eer- saa 80 %, TheE ARE doing IS
nare a. poszlble tbs month IA ordsl
70 lse - muSA uoasy Is can -
rToperiy e1psated. As what Is letS,
Il o. ths mrs q July has 70
- tzTzss tzsS tss t-s=zTE-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-02
EMISGrm

TAegS vim n an tSS cream Ssss,
SNl hem saturday nlsA, fOr tie kSs,
eIsl q tAe PESAsAer,
Miss 6esSie FSasAsr called 81
Miss nOvS RiSS sunday,
Grandma C0lNaSworSA. wAN has
eeea IN the ssek l,Ss. i iaREOvlAS,
Miss Matte and roymA COOkseS
and Mss DIVA Rice visited MS.
l. V. cAinss sunday areFaeon.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-02

Heury Prestou. vho has a btg
{. Gsa .. oosSress - Al GArEisoa.
Ey- 3 al kOze disahBed for u0rS-
M RrsstOa makes a fan hand
On his iOes, Aa1 Nsls a, vOrk last
veek a blCEel q coa1rs;s sUuug
1rOand and IN O1s lsE. isiuriug
Il seriously.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-02
VAN LEAR

BESlnssS : me and all The
mixes Grs rzHlisg fCu tine
Ths CO@PGny1s Rev engine Ar
Siyss rsSsally and kGS bSsR Pat
INTO sSEvics hAuling cal frOD the
camp - he river, Ill.,.
several EsR q tASS eAEP are
IsaytEg fOE the eOaP1Ry1s rev o.
sEaIi0zS a. SasIsy.
Mr.. lGugaa rad family WIl IN
To Rsar future. le4Es sOS Sael6ys
vLsgs thsy yin kssR . cOapE2y
hOaE5iug hOaSs- .#
Ms ole DzEc1a hSS rsSigaeS
her position here IS SAlssl85y ard
acSsRsst a similar Pl4os AZ SaeEhy,
? Il King and EiSe have sO-s
Els1 70 V5SI1 relatives,
Everett HlIshcOSk and family hay
returned trOZ Al eXtsR3eS yisiI
AzOGs relatives O Paint creek Mr.,
HiIeacock hGS rseSEgly o%Sa az
pointed p0S-24SSsr aSrs
: J JOsc ana soa. B1lis. Vs-S
Al PaEzIssllss. us SssS- GsSsltils
SsCvaiS eOGrS-
MrS- S2o,sSS i ysEy y,
Hssyis Ssa2bGoga has rssUras1
fr0z NOCshsaG -.
Nh Myrtle TSPsSa RS rsSuEa2S
frOZ an sx7elSs3 ylSlS S2O1s rs&&-
ySvss~
NlSS Cesil NCCO2rS gave a party
FrstAy sysaIHs ana very G5Csly e.
Is-saizsS several q eur youngsters,
Ms W. MSUNnSslS SuS 50, CSrl
are vsS5sIzg relatives and frSsaSS a.
Irl2c0z-
" A. MeDGz5el ASS ksSa CAOss2
Seusxy sSANol S2PSEsRss2ssat, II
SZogssS Ms Mary s, Ns,ssagas- Nv
AEs g02s % EsapSsssS o VSS1-
to-
Bl6s NOs5er ana EISle szSss0S
visited Bills. BC2R- and E3r8r
NLIS0Z JOsS EkSs SaR38y,
Ms N0za 10ss Szs GeOrg5a H.
KAY Wsrs ysSi1iag N-S A ), Ras,
SEff. ...
ne large A3n i RNW SS2R2sss
&13 IN tie asGr S2Sare uIQ NS oqSa-
II 5o- saS5ueSs AM sosEal FEr-
P0SsS ...
NsSS-S P L ssa 1oaa RUsAss,
q Bs-rSe4rs, W, Va AEys aSSSEs-
- PassSSoas A. SasSSs in Van Lear
S0rS
WA Ra<Slsy SsaS S-n51S. -
Sorsa12 8OlaoE s@OaS tr5s1i2S
V42 Lear and v5SlH5sy sssEzteS
OaoSSez HerlSw NaSsS ROloSE,WO,!
BeS Eg0IlSg, sssSsss sAs PySas5g,al
g.Es5 u camp an q NASsA Sgs saas&,
& Sss5aeS SSa oSSpGssG-
. Wsyus Nay, ear Nsz2sr SsE5g,
IleSk. as VSszgsS& sn& VII esays
JSg &sS &ozs in S&lrESS,I. ", Va
ana SG& JSAs AsS Nss2 S12gl SysS
u ssSvsS3 Mr., Nay, 49,. ....
NrS Ma SgS&rs s2Sss $sssGy
3ONp SAe ySysS sr2 VSgSvtS Seiss
an ssFoSss,e S1lSps,
RNls. Aushgs. Sf,ss a VIA s00ss
SAaSs Ag0SsA The RlSh2ga VSgSNe
s sgasn SseS SN,0sS ~
REGARD Ds@gssy i ~ PsS&1
tAtaex x a sew arrival II ~ gsg-
sos e a soasSinS ~,
RalRSSN
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-02
EXAMINATION NOTES

There we're 81 applicants -Four
OF thess vere yOaRg ladies NhO
Eere by laE too young 70 teach.
but UkO catered for grades Eigat
received third class csrJiisraIss.
tEeaSy-sevsn second class. i've
frs olasS. and ~ faEed
The seoOua examination viii bs
held On Friday and saturday. suRe
IS-I5.. # ~. .....
oae applicant presented himself
Al the oOlOrSd examination and Or
tziust a Shtrd class certificate.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-02
orr TROUBLES ASD APOLOGY.

ne necAAnicAl department Of
ne News Otnoe has lad All kinds
q ead lsek this week Oar large
eagtne broke u main shafS Mos
aay morning and the nsW one ala
not arrive uniil yesterday. In the
neAniins vs were veTy busy tn
tng 70 coax tuO SMALLER engines 20
feep the pPesetting raaeAine ran
nihg. bal both persisted in hNik-
iss. TAis accounts for The short
ags q reading matter We kOpe
ear rsaasrs uin not complain
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-02
ENGINEER soSGlas RONOER

NJ. ana M 7, Z SolgSS, e
Ashland, are gsSsS q lS1sSa ~
Ssgygs. Nj, SosSSE i SA1lSsaS2 ~
eas x SaS alSss I@7SStasS SosA~
m,yssS e sAe RzSsAeyeeSa y
l0sS@sSgys ElSssessS SR2 II Aas
jlSl sRsS uz1&e a SHARED CIV
nv s1t5ss t&SS ~ ENSA q As
tl1se IA, ~ \ an pSg ~ sGU sS
a. -. sSss, ae Is ozs 4 ~
ssySs sssalar SsSisssFs "a Ae g
Saa . sysssa
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-02
DIR HlNFORD III

he frisads q ,s Rev. Dr. Han
focd I'll b sOrTy 10 leaEn thai
- : seriOssly in1iSPsSa3- he has
= tArOlt troabls and has sOS Sssa
aole . preaeA duriug he Pass tuO
Or tAres ~ceks- Part Ct the uae
az doCsOf hAs hoS sesz abb TO
leaye lis Nd
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-02
FESTIVAL At roECHlICHr.

Al ice eTeAz festival yin bs
Eiyea b H. SAurca Pe0Ple at
TorShl;EAs Oa Sasarssy svsairaC.
rOreAhsAt On Saszrday evening.
lsne IetA Goos zrsSs aal SAosgs
TsfEssAzsats- PrOCssts Tor Sua-
tay seAOol and SA--cA.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-02
A nRT MEADOW.

A feE dAys SgO Mr.. James shan
noa, Who LIVES near this place set
TIRE TO = stamp in \ meadow which
~ sXpSe1sd 10 NOV. Tie fire frOR
the stump SCI tire 10 the grass
destined for hay.znd sGch wss tie
tTyzess o4Gss5 by a month Of in
tease heat azG 70 Eafa that Mr.
SaGnEOa lad to fight fire q loaE
time before be PIT il cut
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-02

". J ROsSS,s sna Ii Il NOW.
.. L0aisA- hAVs nN1e Application tOr
exAaiHA1iOa ., tAeir kzOWleass q
tAe aW ana capacity % PraStsoe
ne sans ana yin - gfvsa a AeAr,
.ns duFlHs, TIE Nay terra q IL
loaasOa CiroaR oOErt
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-02

A soa o. William shannon ard
grandson Of Harry shannon. Of Lick
Csesk. WAS very bSSly bUrneS Wed
LSslsy As q rSSall o. ass SisthIns
CASSAiRg flrs- We S0aIi R0S sc;
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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-05-16
oTTUNWA GETS
Pc. 0. MEETING
is SELECTED FOR 1919 STATE
CONVENTION At SIOUX CITY
YESTERDAY.

Another convention was added to the
long list secured for Ottumwa when
Miss May CRUDE and Mrs. Virginia
Norton, local delegates to the p e. O..
annual state meeting at Sioux City, &c.
cured through their presentation Of
the letter of the Ottumwa chapter, the
session Of the order in 1912. Burlington
was the other city in the race, but ow.
ing to the fact that Ottumwa had been
endeavoring to secure the convention
for the past two years, and the adj
vantages offered here, the convention
decided that this city should be the
mecca next year. At the meeting yes
terday the forty-one delegates to the
national convention which will be held
in st. Louis in September, were named
and the selection ratified.
The presidents report on active
showed that there are 127
chapters in the state with combined
membership Of 4,475. Seventy-two OF
the chapters, when asked for contri-
buttons for the educational fund,
raised $921.44, which, added to the $500
donated by the grand chapter makes
total Of 81, 221.44 in the treasury for the
purposes Of education. Her report Or
the altruistic work being done by the
showed that over. $4,000
has been spent by the various chapters
in the past year for such purposes.
The credentials committee reported
that seventy-seven of the total number
Of chapters have sent full representa-
tons: thirty-eight chapters have sent
one delegate, and ten have failed to
send representatives.
The treasurer's report. shows a bal
ance of $2.551.s2 in the treasury and an
of 1880.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-05-16
, FARMINGToN.

Saturday evening at the home Of the
Congregational minister occurred the
marriage Of Miss Mabel Junkin IT
Pennington to Willard L. Mccoy II
Indianola Mr.. Mccoy was a resident
Of this place for several months hav-
ing been In the clothing business and
was a very popular merchant. The
bride Is the eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. G.. Junkin and has most
charming personality. This happy
young couple left Wednesday morning
for their nome In Indianoal where Mr..
Mccoy Is engaged in business.
Mrs Martin Harnagle-a sons Wis.
tied over Sunday with relatives in
Donnellson.
Miss Marie Pfister OF Cottonwood
is the guest Of her parents. Rev. and
Mrs. r. Ffister.
Mrs. S. NJ. Harmon and son Lynn
have returned from a visit with rela-
tives In Columbus Junction.
Mrs. H #. Dunn who has been Wis
iting her daughter Mrs. w. n. Field
in Valley Junction, returned home on
Saturday.
Saturday
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-05-16
WILLARD.

Pete Pearson and wife, Sven Pear
son, wife and son Howard, Otto Carl
son and wife, Fred Johnson and FAM
lily spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs.
Louisa Pearson.
Mrs. Alice Rupert and son Henry
George Of Rock Island are visiting at
the A. L, johnson home.
Mrs. Linnner and daughter Marion
Of Litchfield. Mimi, Mrs. John Sven
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Pear
son spent Wednesday with Mrs.
Louisa Pearson.
Miss Edna Anderson went to OF
tumwa Monday to do household duties
for Mrs. Mcdonald.
Misses Clara and Lena Johnson en-
tertained a number of their friends
and relatives Sunday afternoon. Those
present were Cyrus and Carl Johnson.
Marie KimSlade, Chester Johnson,
Arthur and Roy Pearson, Elmer, Edna
and Ellen Anderson, Edwin Carlson,
Clarence and Sam Williams, Ethel and
Dottie Johnson. A most delightful
time was had by all.
Fred Johnson, wife and daughters
Ethel and Martha were county seat
callers Wednesday.
Misses Clara and Lena Johnson
visited with their aunt Mrs. c. A.
Carlson one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Venator spent
Sunday at the parental Pearson home
Ed Larson and wife entertained
number Of their relatives here Sunday.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-05-16
COULD NOT LET
THE BOOZE ALONE
GEORGE HAWLEY BACK THREE
TIMES IN CITY JAIL-couLD
NOT GET TO TRAIN SOBER.

Unable to quench his thirst for the
nre water long enough to get aboard
train for home, George Hawley from
valley Junction has found himself IN
the jail three times In the past few
days on the charge Of intoxication.
This morning in police court he plead
cd guilty for the third time and was
fined $40. Since he has a bank account
IN his home town, he was able to pay
the assessment levied by-Judge Hen
dershott in the three instances. The
two times he had been released before
he endeavored to make the train, Tor
his own sheltering roof without mixing
with the tanglefoot, but couldn't do IT.
BY the time he reached the depot he
became hopelessly mired and could not
get on board. Therefore he decided to
stay on the toot but 1t was necessary
later as he couldn't peramulate with
out staggering hopelessly against ev-
cry obstacle in ten feet Of the side
walk. This Is the third time and II the
rule holds good it will be charm and
the train will be reached without his
falling by the wayside.
Two other DRINKS before Judge
Hendoershott were Phillip Hubner ana
Fred Tyler The former hailed from
Fairfield and came to Ottumwa be-
cause his home city is dry He was fined
SIS but went to Jail to serve 1t out. Ty-
Ter is from Birmingham and was al
lowed to go home with the warning
that he would get thirty days II ne
showed up in police court again.