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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-04
Society
News of
Atlanta

a \ interesting event OF today was
~ the buffet luncheon given by
Miss Nina Hornady at her home
or Linden street for Mrs. William Law
son Peel and Mrs. Sheperd w. Foster.
both Of whom are members of the
Daughters Of 1912, Of which Miss Hor-
nadv Is state president They have re-
Gently been given high honors by the
Daughters Of the American Revolution.
Mrs. Peel having been elected vice
president general from Georgia and
Mre. Foster state regent.
Miss Hornadys home was decorated
with spring flowers, vases of varicol-
ored roses being placed on mantels and
cabinets. while old fashioned pink and
white Glove pinks were also used. The
table was covered with a damask cloth,
heavily embroidered. and had for cen
terpiece an effective arrangement of
red roses. surrounded by crystal can
dlesticks bearing white unshaded ia
pers. Scattered over the table were
favors in the form Of drums, swords,
cannon and cooked hats, and the bon
bons were in red and white.
Platters Of cold meats aspics ana
other delicacies were passed, one being
an old fashioned blue turkey platter $50
years old and an heirloom in Miss Hor-
nsdys family Coffee was served from
a prettily decorated table. Mrs. William
Percy presiding The punch bowl was
decorated with sprays Of syringa and
presided over by Miss Wyckliffe Wurm,
Miss Martha Whitner and Miss Ruth
Paden. Assisting In entertaining were
Miss Annie Hornady, Mrs j. NJ. High
and Mrs r. l. Connally.
Miss Hornady wore a handsome gown
of black shantung silk with Jet gar
niture. Miss Annie Hornady wore
black crepe de chine, embroidered.
The guests included a number Of the
heads Of various organizations in At
lanta. the resident officers Of the
Daughters of 1872 and few other
friends
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Mrs. y. Q. Syms announces the en-
gagement Of her daughter Ruth Ne
braska- to Mr. Bliss Woodward Cook.
the date of the marriage 70 be an
nounced later The brde-elect is a
daughter of the late DR. BENJAMIN
Syrns Both young people have many
friends who will be interested in their
marriage.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-04

The al fresco play which was to
have been given this evening at Agnes
Scott by the members of the Piopylean
society. has been postponed until Mon
DAY evening on account OF the inclem-
emit weather
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ENGAGEMENTS


Lupo- Sell'
Mr. and Mrs Edward i. Lupo an
nounoe the engagement of their daugh-
ter. Mary Irene, to Mr. Ernest Clark
Bell. the wedding to take place in
Americas, Ga, on June 2.
The pretty elect is a former
Atlanta girl and has many friends who
will welcome her as young matron.
Mr.. Bell is connected with The Geor-
Eian and is a we'll known young bust
ness man Of the city.
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MoreI-Llewellyn

Mrs. Florence Adelaide Morel Of
Wrightsvine, announces the engage
rnent Of her daughter Nodis, to Mr. L
L. Llewellyn, Of Newport News. Va.
the wedding to take place May %, az
the Wrightsville Methodist church
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-04

The Bijou Vaudeville is
classy this week. Admission
10c.
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Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Mcdonald of
Vienna. announces the engagement of
her daughter, Ethel. and Mr.. John
Thomas DeLiesseline, Of Charleston,
s. c.. the wedding TO take place on the
evening Of Wednesday. June 26 at
home
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Hudson. Mcintosh.

Mr. and Mrs V F. Hudson announce
the engagement Of their daughter, Lola
Florence TO Mr.. Samuel Lawrence Nc
Intosh, the wedding to take place the
latter part of June
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wick, Miss Grace Ham of Jackson. Miss
Nellie Bowen and Miss Eta Bowen.
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Follow the crowds. Go TO
the Biiou. Vaudeville and
the best Motion Pictures.
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PERSONALS


son.
Mrs. George c. Smith, of Greenville,
S. c., is the guest of Mrs. George West
moreland.
Mrs c. E. Johnstone and Miss Eliz-
abeth Mae tombstone have returned
from a visit to Montgomery, Ala.
Miss sadye Andrews. of Atlanta. is
the guest Of Misses Mana and Cathe-
rine Dent at Brensu.
Miss Emily Cassin attended large
dance at Jackson this week, given by
the young men in honor of the visitor
Mrs. T, b Parks. of Atlanta, is visit
ing Mrs. r. Newton in Jackson. She
was rendered a bridge party this week
by her hostess
Miss Pearl wilkinson, Of San Ar
tonic, is being delightfully."- entertained
as the guest Of Mrs. James Hall in Ma
con.
Mrs. William P Psttirlo returned to-
ia HUM W dNUiiih AOlAs -. - NkFiE cilt
was delightfully."- entertained while at
tending the convention Of the Colonial
Danes of which she is a member.
Mr.. and Mrs T. j. O'Keefe, who are
spending several months in Savannah.
announce the birth of a daughter The
baby will be christened at the cathedral
Nav IL bv Father Shadewell and will
be called Mary.
Mrs D. l. Barnweil and Mrs. C. l..
Hicks entertained recently at Mrs.
Barnwelrs home in Copenhin for Mrs.
owen g Sanford, who is the guest Of
Mrs. Barnwell a few days, before going
to Jacksonville to make her home.
Miss Agnes Jones. Of Albany. who
has been delightfully."- entertained dur
ing her visit TO Miss Isabel Kuhrt. will
be with Miss Theodosia Willingham un-
til TUESDAY when she goes to Macon.
She will be the central figure In an
East Lake party this evening
Miss Mamie Berger, of Atlanta. gave
her senior vocal recital at Brenau
Tuesday afternoon Miss Berger has
been a pupil of MI G. A. Rogers for
TWO years A number of friends at
tended the recital and congratulated
Miss Berger on her success.
Mrs Frank Word of Hogansville,
who has been i'll at a private SAM
tarium in Atlanta, is much better and
is with her daughter, Mrs. Trammell
Scott. on West Eleventh street. Mrs.
Word has many friends here who will
be glad to know she viii make her home
with Mrs. Scott
Mi and Mrs Thomas Berry, whose
marriage was recent event at the
home of the bride in Detroit, and who
have spent their honeymoon in Wash
ington and New York, arrive Monday
to visit Mrs Bulow Campbell and Mrs
Alexander Bonnevman before going to
Birmingham to live Mir and Mrs. Ber-
~ will be entertained at a number Of
parties during their stay in Atlanta.
Mrs Bulow Campbell entertained
very informally at tea at the Brook
haven club Yesterday afternoon for Mrs.
Orme Campbell's guest Mrs Frank
Charles. Of London The party mo-
tored out and enjoyed q long drive be-
fore tea. Mrs. Campbell Mrs. Charles.
Mrs Orme Campbell Mrs Colquitt
Carter. Mrs. Francis Block, Mrs. Ten
Eyck Brown and Mrs Alexander Bon
neyman made up the party
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An affair Of this afternoon was the
party and linen shower given by Miss
Elizabeth Mae tombstone to Miss Mary
Rose clayton. a hride-elect of June.
Bridge was played and the prizes
were hand embroidered pieces. The
guest of honor was presented with a
breakfast Jacket and "showered' with
many pretty pieces Of linen.
The invited guests. who included the
members Of the X Y. H. Bridge club
and Miss Clayton's attendants, were
Miss Irene Nolan. Miss Adelaide Clay
ION. Miss Lois lie Dieu of Detroit
Mich. Miss Lorraine Vaughan. MISS
Mildred Leiper. Miss Louise Lelper'
Miss Miriam tombstone. Miss heieh
Isham. Miss Susan stephens, Miss Ss
rah skinner Miss Lorette Levin, MISS
Ollie Ferrer Miss Lollie Upton, Mrs.
Fus Toekhart. Mrs. Morrell Mrs Jack
Shropshire. Mrs George clayton
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partu Err Miss lyons.

Mrs. J. Edwin Leas win give a garden
partv Monday for Miss Esther Lyons
whose marriage to Nj oscar Durre'l
Martin takes place MAY s Following
are the invited guests: Miss Lyon. Mrs.
Fred thinner, Mrs. A A. Lyon. Mrs.
Thomas Leas, Miss Hettie Brazzel. Mrs.
Claude Apperson Mrs Claude Nealy'
Miss Eva Slider, Mrs. Lawrence Appe'-
son. Mrs. Alonzo Bar6ela. Miss Mar
celle Lyon and Miss Joe Neal Apperson.
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For Miss Arthur- Wler.
Miss Arthur Wier. Of Toronto. can
the guest OF her aunt Mrs. charles
Godfrav Is being entertained at mum
her Of informal parties during her Wis
It. Last evening Mrs. Arthur Wier
was the central figure in au automo-
bile party at the Broolshaven club, the
others being Miss Winnie Perry. MIR
Handy and MI and Mrs. Godfrey
This afternoon she was Miss Katherine
walkers guest at the Forsyth matinee
and this evening She win attend the
dinner dance at the East Lake club
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features which the average will not see but he Il
enjoy their benefits just the same No ONE feature
stands out more than another The satisfaction that
any car can give depends upon the WHOLE CAR. A
stoddard- Dayton car is a COMPLETE MOTORING
PROPOSITION.
Positive lubrication-A gear-driven pump forces oil
directly to each crankshaft and camshaft bearing
No ifs and ands about it. This means more oil when
you want it and less when you need less
Springs IA inches wide-Permitting the use of
fewer leaves and making far easer-running car
Electric furnace steel
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-04

a \ interesting event Of today was
~ the buffet luncheon given by
Miss Nina Hornady at her home
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-04

MR.. Frank Word. of Hogansville
who has been i'll at a private SAM
tarium in Atlanta, is much better anC
is with her daughter, Mrs Trammel
Scott on West Eleventh street Mrs
Word has many friends here who vii
be glad to know she viii make her hom'
with Mrs. Scott
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CHARLEY.

The prayer meeting 1T this place
Sunday was largely Offended,
There was an yn,..ao,;. :, !;
game here last Saturday evening.
Mrs "; NJ Chapman and daugh-
ters. Audrey and Doris, of this
place, yis1ked relatives in Hunting
Ton, WA. the past week.
MISS Delta Moore, OF this place
IS VISITING in Huntington.
y Dave Adams. of Adams, was call
ing on Miss Ella Spencer Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Hays at
tended church at Mt. Olive Sunday
Miss Fannie Hays attended church
at Mt. Olive Sunday
Roy Judd was calling on Miss
Tennie Thompson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Miller visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Moore. Satur-
day and Sunday.
Charley Bevlns was calling on
Miss Lizzie Bowling Sunday.
Robert Brown, OF Henrietta,
makes frequent trips to this place.
Mr. and Mrs. John Estep and
children visited Mr.. and Mrs. John
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cHILDREN's DAY,

A program for ChiIdren's Day
was well rendered by the Millers
chapel Sunday school on Lick creek
Sunday afternoon. June GARD. A
grove was selected for the occasion
not far from the church and a
large crowd was in attendance. A
welcome address was given by the
Supt. VIM. Burgess. A very pref
ty feature of the program was
drill entitled, The Sunday School
Army. There were ,-eyeral '--ecitaz.
tons and the progre -, -.
with music. At Fam wen mixed
sa-r,.a NJ n y the close of the
Fri,ev Of Torso Mcclure and Rev.
nr,ats talts Jchlight gave appro
-, A FRIEND.
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MARTHA.

Crops are looking fine and every
body is busy killing weeds.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Skaggs have
been called to the bedside OF their
daughter, Mrs. Belle Luster, who
Is very sick. 1t is hoped she viii
soon be well again. :. allt;.sl
Mrs. Mona Holbrook, wife of br.
H. H. Holbroc,S is visiting the
latters father. ]. c. Holbrook. She.
VIII return soon to her home at
Jenkins, where her husband has
a position in his profession.
James Gambill made business
trip to Huntington last week.
Miss v. v. johnson and Mrs.
Nan Boggs, Of Blaine attended
church here Saturday and Sunday.
Roscoe Miller left Sunday as a
delegate Of this county to attend a
meeting of the Kentucky Educa-
tional Association held at Louisville
the rs, 26 and 81.
Thurman Collier has returned to
Portsmouth. where he has employ
ment. after weeks visit With
friends and relatives.
We were sorry to hear of the
death of Mrs. Shine GambiII. The
bereaved have our. deepest sympathy.
YOURS TRULY.
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DR.. 1. B. Dean and wife we're in

DR.. L. B. Dean and wife were in
Louisa Tuesday.
DR.. wroten will return from New
York Saturday or Sunday
John Wade is here from cincin-
natl for a visit to relatives.
]. N. Hardin, of Martin county,
was in town with Philip Pree:e
Wednesday.
Mrs, w, w, Mason and little son,
Of Mt. Sterling, North Carolina, are
expected to arrive this week for n
visit to her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
]. W. Yates. teA
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Roffe left
Monday for New Cumberland, w.
Va. where they expect to remain
for several weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. H. A. Scholze.
Mrs. B. F. Thomas, of Gin
cinnatl. and Mrs. Jas. H. Mcconnell,
of catlettsburg. arrived Wednesday
evening for a visit to their sister,
Mrs. Jas. O. Lackey.
Mrs. Dennis Watson and little
daughter, Of Mahan, W. Va, who
were guests of Mrs. Ella Hays over
Sunday. left Monday for a visit 10
relatives in Paintsville.
Miss Katharine p. Freese visited
in Ashland and Catlettsburg last
Monday as she returned from
Ironton, Ohio, where she sings in
Spencer Methodist Church every
Sunday.
Mrs. j. ". Critics and two young
est daughters returned Tuesday
from visit to relatives at Charles
ton, w. Va. She was met at Hunt
ington by Rev. Critics and daugh-
ters, Misses Ruth and Addie.
Mrs. R. W. ouisenterry and Mrs.
OFT Stewart and daughter, Miss Mar
tina Elizabeth. of Winchester and,
Mrs. T. NJ. Quisenberry, OF Parys
returned home Monday after AVIS
1t Z, DR.. euisenberry and fanSily
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AN ALL DAY MEETING.

That is what you may expect next
Sunday at the NJ. E. Church. In the
morning Sunday school at 0, and
preaching at 1880.
Afternoon.-Children at half-past
one; experience meeting at three.
At night DIR. Hanford will still
lead in PauPs Footsteps. Special
Theme.-The Godlike Power, Ut
Godlike Men. We shall find Paul
at Lystra in company with Barna-
bias, where they are taken for Jup-
tier and Mursurius, because they
healed a cripple. Here see the hope
for an impotent world.
81. Val ~ PASTOR.
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Several car loads OF machinery
aud tools were taken up Big Sandy
u few days ago for use on the new
clinchfield railroad from Elkhorn to
Dante, Va. There is some very
heavy work on this new line Of
forty miles.
Renehart & Dennis are the chief
contractors, but there are a num-
Der OF sub-contractors The Louisa
Contract company took small por-
ton OF the work and Sam Chap
man and James Pinson are in
charge OF the job under partner
ship contract. :.
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Wallace, Of Little Blaine Sunday.

Wallace. of Little Blaine Sunday
Miss Vera Moore, of Ashland.
and Miss Monte Moore, of cando.
visited Gus Moore few days last
week.
Robert Miller called on Miss EN-
ma Swan Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hays Wis
tied their daughter, Mrs. South
Dixon Sunday.
BOUNCING BETTY.
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NO PAROLES on JULY ..

A meeting of the Prison Com
mission viii be held on July 2. bat
no paroles win be considered Or
granted at that meeting. The com
mission made this announcement to
save needless expense to friends Of
applicants for parole. The commits
sion will fix date, about the mid
die of July, when paroles alone will
be considered.
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The condition of the health of
Miss Kate Leslie, who came to
Riveryiew hospital a few weeks ago
for treatment. was SO much improy-
ed that she and her mother return
ed Monday to their home at Harold
In Floyd County. While in Louisa
Mrs. Leslie was the guest of Mrs.
Z. 7. Burns.
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cLoupBuRsr UP SANDY.

A cloudburst occurred wednes-
day night above Plkeville and put
the c. & o. railroad out OF com
mission. II is reported that con-
siderable damage was done to the
Shelby creek railroad also. Two or
three days will be required to get
the c. q o. into condition to run
trains above Pikeville.
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Among those from here who left
Monday morning for Louisville to
attend the Kentucky Educational
Association were the following
teachers: Misses Hannah o'Brien,
sallie Gearhart Mae Summons,
Ruth Norton. Mrs. Josie Clay, Mr..
and Mrs. J. F. skeens. Mr.. Lambert
and county Superintendent Jay o.
Daniel.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Roffe have
gone TO New Cumberland. w. Va,
TO spend the summer with their
daughter. Mrs. II, A. Scholze. While
they are away r. A. Bickle and
family. OF Huntington will occupy
their residence.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-06-28

Richard CARED and sister Miss
Victoria have returned from Lex
ington. Richard graduated from the
law department of Kentucky uni
yersity and Miss Victoria went to
Lexington to be present at the ex-
ercises.
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W. NJ Justice has remodeled the
roof of his residence so as to make
some rooms on the third floor. Also.
the new concrete block residence be-
ing built by Mr.. Justice adjacent
to the Baptist church is nearly
ready for the roof,
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DEATH OF MRS. JAS. CARTER.

Mrs. James Carter died at her
home near Trad few days ago.
She was the wife of Sand Branch"
James Carter and the mother of
the Sheriff of Lawrence county.
She was about 20 years old. and
was an excellent woman.
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Special Train to Jeskin..

A special tEsiprearrying B. & O.
Officials, passed up Sandy
Iueseay enroute to Jenkins. The
& o. owns the Shelby creek line
Just completed from the c. & O.
line a. the mouth of Shelby to
jenkins. Shipments of coal and coke
from jenkins will begin in the
near future.
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The City Council has employed U.
@. and G. J. Wilson to trim the
shade trees on the streets of Lou
lisa. This is badly needed. as the
limbs are getting SO low az to be IN
the way OF pedestrians.
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Iha many friends OF Mira Alex
1innp win be glad 10 know that
sI,e will soon be able to return to
Ar home at walbridge.i She was
npzsted on two weeks ago in an
=....ssnd hospital and Ia doing nicely.
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M, and Mrs ], L. Williams, Of
Asahnd and DR.. H. W. Fulkerson,
n 4 K.Junctlou were among those
MN a distance who attended the
Anrnral OF Mrs. Annie Howell at
inlx place last Thursday.
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1Ers. Willis Station. who has been
Imirh indlsposed went to Louisa
uenre she viii enter Riserview hos
ultlI; there for treatment, Mr.. Sta
IN her husband,Ia also much In
Aizt6sed --Pikeyille Independent.
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Mont Holt and bride came home
Thursday evening Of last week and
have rooms at the Savoy.

Clarence F. Smith and Miss Mary
Diamond were married at Ashland
Wednesday She is granddaugh-
ter of Mr.. ]. L. Diamond, of this
place.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-06-28

LIB. crutchar. the grocer, is hay-
- HE Residence moved near the
a.sESr. OF his lot and will add a
ssrund story to. the building and
Mbsrwise improve g.
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One of Frank Diamonds boys
had narrow escape from drowning
Thursday morning. He was in
swimming near the grade and got
into deep water. He was rescued
by man named Dials.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-06-28

yANTED:--iOO men for work on
ps5.r anu in woods. Good wages
zEf steady work.
RocKcAsTLE LUMBER co.
q MEEK. ky
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= A. B.okel and family are here
irpm Huntington and are occupying
~ ". d. Roffe home. They viii
- here until Mr.. and Mrs. Roffe
zl.rn home.
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c c. wisman. of Palntsyllle died
Acre few days ago and the bcds
nnss thhenahome for burial, He was
m employee OF a coal company.
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SAVOY HOTEL FOR RENT.

A renter is wanted for the Savoy
hotel, Louisa Completely furnished.
Apply to Phillip Preece or w, T.
Cain, Louisa. Ky. IT ].
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nr. o. J. Vaughan is very III Of
pnumonIa and his relatives and
Assnds are quite solicitous about
MIN He has been sick since Thurs
ass Of last week.
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4 now coal operation viii be
,1zrted soon a short distance be-
br Richardson. Dave Vaughan win
- superintendent and Tom Vaughan
uat-c manager
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sam. Spencer, the oil well con
sA1p,r. Is here this week He Is
spE building wells in Wolfe coun-
-
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PERSONAL MENTION.

PERSUNAL MENilUN.
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Arch Mcclure is here for a brief,
visit.
Mrs. George Kirk is visiting in
Catlettsburg.
B. p Cassidy, OF Olive Hill was
In Louisa this week.
Mrs. !. j. Johnson and SON Jackl
are here from Ashland.
F. G. Moore. of Cincinnati, visit
ed Louisa relatives Monday. b
Rev. A. Cree left Monday for a.
visit to his family in Louisville.
Mrs George T. Burgess, of Geor-
ges creek. is in Louisa this week.
Contractor J., D. Ballard. of Bed
ford, Va, was In Louisa Saturday.
George C. swetnam and NJ B.
Sparks were in Huntington Mon
day.
Ed Wellman was down from Pike
vile Sunday visiting Louisa reia-
tives.
Fred Walker, OF Woods. FLOYD
County. has been visiting G. W
Mayo.
Miss Sophia Meek, of catlet,s-
burg is the guest of Mrs. L. X.
Spencer.
Misses Eunlce and Virginia Mar
cum we're down from Torchlight
Wednesday.
Miss Vivian Hays has been visit
Ing relatives in Kingston, w. Va,
and Ashland.
Mr.. G. Il. wysor, of Cincinnati,
is the guest OF his sister, Mrs. Guy
w. Atkinson.
Attorney A. o. Carter was in
Ashland and Huntington on busi-
ness Monday.
Mrs. James Bromley and children,
of Huntington. are visiting rela-
tiyes here this week,
Mrs. Mary Il. Shannon returned
Monday from a visit to her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Monte Burk in Ashland.
Mrs. chas. Haws and son. Rus
sell, OF Walbridge. have been Wis
iting George Haws. OF Madge this
county.
/ Mrs. f. S. Compton was here Sat
urday enroute to her home at Will
hanson. w. Va. from visit in
Pikeviile.
J. l.. Pauley returned Saturday
from Beckley, W. Va, where his
family is spending the summer with
relatives.
Mr.. Lee NJ. Henry had as his
guests last week his father Of
1ronton. o.. and brother. of New
York City.
Mrs. Walter Il. Morris and u
FAINT son are here from Edinburg,
Ind, for visit to her sister, Mrs,
r. L. vinson,
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. W, Bartram has sold his store
70 \. l. Murphy. who is now n
sir<ge OF the business.
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Dewey. is-year-old son OF John
Pe- died few days ago at his
Arnne in the country
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conley's store has nice line OF
~ pins In gold, silver and enamel
a goods--the very latest designs.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-06-28

Mr.. and Mrs. A. ] Vaughan have
lnznrned from visit to relatives at
A<oisa- Russell Times.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-06-28

zails, gloves, bats aud all base
40 goods at conley's Also ten
- balls.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-06-28

Ma. G, r. yinson has been quite
Aa for several days. but is now
haiAr.