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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28

Sim erIten 0ftober 6ieies Sabres
moren in uni erem 2an6e 99O,739
Motortpagen int @ebrau@, olio ntdt
oiel meatiger ols cine Mi1ion. @s
fommt 0ernrub etn ioldeS Sabr<
3eng i9on auf meniger olS 9nroert
Bemob11er 0es 9an5es. SSn 6er err
item aebn Monaten ;oes lauferroen Sab+
reg muroen 266,678 neue @agen in
'@ebrau@ genom1ret. Ser @eiammt=
mertb ser @ogen, ole ii6 gege1tpar<
tig inn @ebrauh befinoen, lauft7im
ouf mebr ols cine Miliapoe Donar,
un6 an 9i5en5gebiibren. baben in ote=
fem Sabne mebr olS fiinf MiQionen
Collar entridtet mer0en mlifen. SIM
eesnbre 1903 mur6en in oen Ser.
.5taaten 5000 Mutomobile gebaut, in
oieiem Satire mer6en es 1ngefabr
$40 1000 lein. Die Brobuftion bot
itb alio in 5ebm Sabren nabe5u Der
bier igtfadt; cine @ntptdelung, Die
eine nel,er S,1SuitrieBmeig au6 int
9an0e ser u%nbegren5ten Moglt6fei-
ten ielten erlebt fat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28

9as Musfubrnerbot, meldes 6as
neutrality-suspicious. gegen sic 8eib~
nadfsbaiume aus Sen Me1tengla1po-
Itaater erlaiien fat, UNI 6abur@ Der
@erbreitung gefdbrli6er, ba1tm5er-
itoren6er Snieften por5ubeugen, 1T
ourfaus %beredtigt. Die Meuenglano
itaaten boben es iih biel @el6 foitea'
laiien, unp Sic 3erit0ner brer Maoel-
tmaloer, beionoers Ole @tpip- uno sic
8romntailmotte - es lit sizes Der
@onnenfaIter, ser ou4 Deuti6lonos
Mabelmdl6er 10 idtper beimgeindt bat
- at bernidtem, anein obne @rfolg.
Tim Sic @inidleppung in on6ere
Staaten na4 M0glidteit gu perbin=
5ern. lit oa5er bas @erbot Ser @eib<
Workmanship erlaiien aporoem
neil sic in ben 3meigen bieier 8au-
me eingeiponnen Ger Sic iunger
&altpen ent6alten, Ole int naddten
0riibiabr hire b~erbeeren6e Mrbeit Be-
ginnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28

Cine 1elte Nartet bat it6 in Seem
Sort gebiIbet. nHartp Of tbe Mn1eri-
COR Stag" nem,t fie fib. Str 3iel lit,
bos @oblre6t BON Ser @eburt onf
amerifmiiden 8oben obbamgig 5lt
MAIDEN. gtner ser grnn6legenoen
sabe ibrer &latform lautet: ~geie=
mon1 ion CUR Musiibung 6es 8nbl=
redts 5ugeloiien mer5en, ser nidN et1L
uno8man5ig Sabre alt nrb in oen Ser.
stmten geboren-it." Sc lit ni@t
mabri6einlih, 6aB Sic Grinder Der
,relter &artei tbr 3iel iemals errei-
diem meroen; nber als Spmptom 11n=
ierer reformtputbigen 3eit lit 1ie
@riimoung ie0emfaus bea6tenstpert6.
Mub 5iele 2eute baltem it@ fit Sort
i6rittler, 11n0 ie0er Natipiit miro III
nett ger1 beitdtigen, baB Tie auf 6iele
8e8iebu1g unbeoingten anipru4 ba~
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28
Nn sic 2eier amkerbalb @tearns
County.

SHE 2eier 6es ,@%or6itern," sic ni9t
1T Stearns County mobnen, fina
freunoli@ eriu6t, lire 3ablungen
fir hieies 8latt, bermitteIit 9raft
o0er @eI0anmeiiung ein5uien6en.
@ir m0dten, haB ale 2eier fi@
sic bon uns %gebotene @elegenbeit,
gegen 8orausbe3ablung 6es @lat-
tes in Sen 8elib elmer berrliden Brd-
mie gu gelangen, 5unuben MAIDEN. 9a
es nun aber unieren ~reiien6en lge1t-
ten ni@t moglid lit, BEL alien unie-
rem Nbonnenten bor5uipreden, bepor
oie Musmabl Ser i6onen Hramien BET
griffen iein miro, 10 liegt es i'm Snte-
reiie o%erielben, 6as @elo brett nod
Ser Office gu ien6en, morauf promp.
tie 8uien6ung Ser getpiinidten Prd.
mie erfolgen miro. Our @ntgegen.
nabme Ser einen o6er Ser anberen Sic.
fer mertbpollen 8rdmien gegen @or-
a%usbeaablung 6es ~@cr6itern" a,tf Elm
Sabr lobet %ergebenit Elm Die
vMprbitern"- 9rndseiellidat. .
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28

Ser giel. Sad: rSier babe
ib elm &rnblem fit sid, otter SSltnge.
Gin giel mar an einen ied)B SUP lan-
gen Strid gebunben. Mbt3ebn SUB
bon i'm log elm 8inoeI Seu, u,eo Der
giel miinidte 1iefes &eu gu fire. lien.
@ie bradte er 1as fertig?"
@ini: 80, oas 1T Elm otter @it.
Du minit, oaB i4 logen ion: Sd gebe
es ouf, 6amit 6u bann fogen ton1it:
Das bat ser on6ere GieI aud)."
Sad: rgeein, 6urdalts nidt."
Wiui: Scum, tpie n1odte ct es
oenn?"
Sad: r@r ging Bin gu Sem &eu
l1n6 froB e."
@ini: rglber ST. iagteit bod, er fei
an einen ieds SUB langen Strid gee
bnnben."
sSad: v@ar Ell audi. Mber itebit
6n, 6as nn6ere @n6e 6es Strides mar
nirgen6s angebun6en. Gong einfah,
niht mabr?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28
@esem 25t Grtra5abluua.

Golden Key of Heaven, @euu-
loi1-@tnbano, groBes 6ormat.
Little Key of Heaven, nit fein-
item 2eoereinban0e uno eleganter IN
nerer MuSitattung.
Pocket Key of Heaven, NIT
Snmneteinbano.
Following of Christ, Elm Mn-
6a9tsbu9 Don Mittelgr0be un6 nit
feinem Morrocoz@inban6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28

Sen Sertomme,1 as alnb madte bon
oem mnen 8isfoniiner @eiete &c
braltd, 1as 1em Mibter geltattet, in.
Grpseiiion cine Mnaabl Sa6periitddnt
bigger gu @atbe a1 3ieben unb a1s Be-
ante seq tribunals au nertbebtgert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28
9mmeriHif6es.

o:e 0r,,f,,,,
=: 5us So W n ~ n;ma Mrha;+ ;eY,omt
~ fo'.o@. o. - s,,,,, ~, orho;+s-
1@eu?
gnfamt EerribIe. - rSSan=
tie, es lift furdtbar i6a5e, boB oie
MeniGen nift 10 large leben, pie gum
8effpieI ole &%rofooi1e."
v@orum, &er36ep2"
50, Damn mareit gu nod Elm Bad
fii6!"
-
noomosraa a. ,o,,,,
- $500 a. Is g 49,
~ ue@ osl9 g ysluu a!to put Sss s '.sS
hpel Seopl: Sseyu W. Nv y.1' s'ea1 , nsp
a eaul: "ote lpoe" tpop' uus elpe
~fal
~yfee, $ leste", = 1o9te 1D mn<
tbe11o...
=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28
Obue G~gtra5ablnmg.

Sbne Grtra5ablung.
Cine groBe Musmabl bon @ebetbu.
dern:
SMbrer gum 9inmel nit groBem
Crude un6 meihem Morocco Gin
ban6e.
@ebete ser @eiligen, nit mittelgro-
Bem Crude un6 Morocco @inban6e.
Serner in fleinerem Crude un6
ueri6ie0enen @inb1n0en:
S6ubengel,
Stern beg 9eiles,
Simmels-S dliiieI,
8ro6 ser gngel, fleines Sormot,
Eal6en @ebetbiiber,
Sic 8bilotbea, Elm berrlides CT
bauungsbud, meldes in feinem @au=
lie feblen ionte.
&oienfran5e, meiB, idmar5 uno
farbig nit groBen o6er fleinen Berlen.
nMorbitern"- &alenber
Elm Samilienfalen6er inn mabren Sin-
ne 6es @ortes. &ei6li9 ausgeitattet
nit i60nen Slluitrationen uno ange<
flint init %belebrenoem, erbauenoem
u116 unterbaltenoem 2eieitoff fir
Sung uno Mlt, fan1 6erielbe at Sen
beiten &alen0ern fir cine fatboliide
Samidie ge5ablt mer6em SIR sic
(angen @interaben6e feine Before
9eftiire.
Sic groke @an6farte
bon 5tearnS County, pel6e eimen
@ertb bon $500 bot, geben mir 6ie-
les Sobr obne Ma95oblung als
Brdmie.
@eididtenbu9er beridie6enen ST.
baltes, unter 0ieie len 6os ieBt 10 bel
begebrte Bud:
9as Gnse Ser uSitanie,"
tDorin Ser nntergang 6es l1uglid-
i6tffes in ipanner6er @etie geidil>
bert miro.
Cine Nble
fertig gum @ebroude nit 3pirn mn6
3 beri9ieoenen Ma6eln. Sebr prof.
tii6 fir Sen Sarmrer our &eparirung
BON Bfer6egei6irr o6er Sdltben.
@e9en 25f G%rtra5ablmng.
@%ebetbid)er beri9ie6ener Sitel uni
i10nent @euuloi6-o6er- Sanmet-@in
bomb.
9erlen ser Mnoadt I'M feiniten Sc
%oereinbano.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28
S,, @irtsbans.

.Mfut ffdam' bid, S@na1131,. tper
tptrb 6enr1 imt1er bettelnl... @fffen
@ie, pe,11 Der @el mas NTH, tpebeIt
er bIob NIT fei'm Sdnpefferl." -
~Mbo - 70 eine @rt @iinffdelrltel'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28

@ieoerum befinoen mir u,1s inn Be-
iiBe elmer groBen Musmabl berrIider
Yrdmien. @er bon uniern 2eiern iei.
men @iiditan6 auf ocn rMor0itern"
un0 0a5u nod Elm SaDr I'm @oraa1s
be5ablt, lit our MusmobI irgeno elmer
Der naditebenS a~ngegebenen Brdmieu
bere@tigt:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28
@dabe!

rsysbre Todter lit et1pos ber5let.
bend. Meueidt 1T daB in Sbrer
Grrntlie erblih?. >
.Musgeihlonen, in metner Gnmtlie
sab es nod ME ettpas 81. erben.~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28

Mi6t i5entii6 = Serr @n-
oreas Meper lieit ioeben int rGn5eiger
fir @to0 inns 2an6" ole @oti5, 6ab'
elm Grandmother Mn6reas Meper ge=
iterm bingeridtet morben lit. 5@len.
night eilt er auf Sic &eoaftton nno
lagt 6em @eoofteur erregt: u8itte,
SEER @e0ofteur, tbetlen sic sen Be-
fern Sbres 8lottes nit, 1aB th. Der
bieitge @uufmorm Mnoreas MeDer,
INIT Dem gef0pften &aubmor6er Mnt
6reas Meper ni6t identify bin!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28
sJn Gn9Iiib baden MIR:
Dine GrtrasahImna.

Guide to Piety, NIT @oroceo=gin-
bano.
Key of Heaven, NIT Morocco-
@tnbar6.
All For Jesus, nit Incident 2e6er-
ginbnnDe.
Pocket Prayer Book.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28
Der sIadi6e.

.Ngie mar Dein Brd,lttg1tn BEL
Der Frouurrg aufgelegt2s
rBldrseuo. Or bat % NJ &c.
foot.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28
prdrntrn-1ffr

mem, Incident 2e6ereinban6, nit @oIo-
idnitt u16 groBem Crude.
Croft I'M Sitter, in gIeidem Gin.
ban6e un6 nod gr0Berem @rob6rl1d.
Ser 8autngarten, Elm groBes Gor.
mot NIT Mittelorud a1no Incident $40.
rocco-ginban0.
@ege,1 50f Gstra5ablnng.
@offine, &ano 8oittne, grbauungs.
BUD.
2egen6e ser &eiligert in gepreBtem
8ra9teinbar6e un1 nit farbigen Del
bil0ern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28

&in6ermnm6. - Sea, &anS
= gu i6einit DID ia gar nidt nit
Nei1ter 1rel1en Gilenbobn gu freuen?"
uMd = 81 is ia gor MIDI faputt gu
friegen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28

Die@inIa1nng.- !3met ulte
6relm6e batten 6rei Gage 5ninmmen
perlebt. - rDn bait bier ein bibii6es
&ausden," fogte ser @ait am Gage
leiner Mbreiie. Mber Ser @artem iiebt
Elm nenig fubl aus"
u@en sic 8aume nod 10 jung
Iin5," ermioerte ser @aftgeber. SD
boffe, 6aB iie bIbi6 groB getpor5en
iinb, tpen1 gu mte6erfommit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28

@inieitig. - Ct: u&arrrit Du
audi foden, 2iebling?"
Sic gleinln1t): r@emib --
@ierfuden, aber nur auf elmer Seite;
umoreben fam i@ iie nod ni6t!"
MuSfnnft = .r&aben Sic 6as
@idylein uDie @unit, idmeu reid gu
mer0en", @err Maier?"
8n1dbdnoler: uSa> bite iebr. =
8iel(ei6t au6 Elm Strafgeiebbu4 ge-
fdIig!?"
Ser @ei5boIs. - u@arum
baben sic 1enn ouf SIRE alien So
ge nod Sbue &mesbdlterin gebei-
ratbet?"
u5ie batte ii9 bei mir Elm Heines
@ermogen ertporben ur1 SOS muBte
i@ ibr oo6 pieoer nbnebmen!"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-07-05
ULYSSES.

Mrs. Alice Young has gone to
w. Va, to see her sister. MS.
George Young. who is very sick.
Asberry Johnson and family and
John Castle and family are moving
TO Cabin creek, w, Va. where they
will work in the mines. Several 9TH
er families of this place are NOV
ing away to work in the lumber
woods on Rockcastle.
Crops are looking fine here and
farmers will soon finish laying by
their corn. Oats are looking well
rye is q little short potatoes and
vegetables of all kinds are looking
fine.
The trustees of Division No.
met at Charley Saturday and EN-
ployed the following teachers for
the districts near here:
Martin Gambill, OF Blaine WIS
employed to teach Chestnut Grove
school; Mrs. A. NJ Davis to teach
Walnut Grove: Mrs. Nathan George
Ulysses school; Miss Lizzie Carter
Borders Chapel and Nathan George
Lost creek school.
Bascom Boyd. OF this place took
the examination Friday and Satur-
day and made first-class certifi-
cate.
DR.. A. NJ. Davis has returned to
Denton after brief visit to his
family and friends here,
]. D. Burton, who is working at
salyersyille is home for a short va
cation.
EUREKA.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-07-05
PUDDING.
sALTPETER.

Sunday school at Rock Valley IL
progressing nicely.
w. NJ. R. Vinson, who has been
sick for several days, is better
Miss Inez Kendoll, OF GAINESVILLE
Ohio, is here on an extended visit
to her sister, Mrs Maud Childers
Blanche vinson was the guest OF
her cousin, Myrtle Vinson, of Vim
son branch Sunday.
Ed Vinson was at Kermit on bust
ness Thursday.
Scott Boyd was up from Catletts-
burg Friday.
A. s. Workman, who is working
at Ashland, is expected home soon
Clarence Bruce and family are
visiting the latters parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. H. Wellman this week.
Master Lace and sister Belle Har-
den, of Culbertson are here visiting
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
G. d. Williamson.
F NJ. vinson, of Louisa was here
Sunday
Lock tender, Mat Rowe and fam
lily were called to Fort Gay Sunday
by the sudden death Of Mr.. Rowe's
sisters child.
tacea Williamson was a Louisa
visitor Saturday.
THELMA.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-07-05
IN MEMORY.

In loving remembrance of our
dear sister. Mrs. Carrie Curnutte
was born and raised in Lawrence
county, Ky, and about twelve years
ago with her family moved to Mon
tana, w. Va, where her husband
had employment. She was the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, Wan,
Hughes, and besides her husband
and seyen children she leaves a
father. mother, one brother and
two sisters to mourn our loss, but
our loss is heavens gain and we
must submit to Gods will, We be-
lieve her shouts and songs were
heard in the angel host above in
her last hours on earth. She was
a devoted wife and loving mother.
She will sleep but not forever.
There will be a glorious dawn,
We shall meet to part no never,
On the resurrection morn.
She shall sleep but not forever in
the silent grave. How sweet are
the welcome words, well done,
thou good and faithful servant en-
ter into the joy of thy Lord. Our
prayers are that we all may be
faithful and meet her on that beauti
full shore. Her loving sisters,
NJ. q. H. AND NJ. X.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-07-05
LUCAsvLLLE.

Harvesting wheat is the order OF
the day. Farmers say the wheat will
average about ten bushels to the
acre.
Most of the farmers will get over
their corn the third time this
week.
Marion Borders, Goldie Borders,
Nora and Lily Moore attended
church at Glendale last Sunday
Bessie Ravens and Goldie Bor-
ders attended Children's Day at
Lucasyiie.
W. L. Cordle had as his Sun
day guest Mr.. Lentz.
Mrs. Cora Cordle had as her last
weeks guest Mary irwin and Mrs.
Sam Young.
Marion Borders and daughter
Goldie are visiting VIM. Borders
TWO HILLICANs.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-07-05
SITKA.

Rev. T. j. Collins, of Nippa,
preached an interesting sermon at
Sitka school house Sunday
Mrs. Annie Middaugh has return
ed home after an extended visit
with relatives at Ashland
Morgan Stambaugh made a bust
ness trip to the mouth Of Hood
Saturday.
Miss Jene Picklesimer, of Volga
was the guest of her cousin, Miss
Mable Picklesimer the past week.
JOINT Stambaugh, of Van Lear
and Hervie Stambaugh, of Paints
VILE visited their father. Garfield
Stambaugh at this place Sunday.
Misses Fanny Stambaugh. Ger
trude Fairchild, Annie Pelphrey
Harvey Stambaugh and Dennis Lee
master were the pleasant guests Of
Miss Oracle vanhoose Sunday.
Herschel Preston is here, the
guest VI HIS cousin' Liohei bacf
Sublett.
Misses Fanny Stambaugh and
Oracle vanhoose were visiting rela-
tiyes at Van Lear Monday.
Ruthard Witten and Leslie Pickle
sinner were in stambaugh Saturday.
Miss Jane Rice spent Sunday with
her friend, Miss Dot vanhoose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Murphey Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Rice
Sunday.
Brozie Middaugh, OF Big Paint
visited his cousin, Fred Pelphrey
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Lon Stambaugh and Mrs.
Maudie Estepp spent Thursday with
Mrs. Saddle Estepp.
VIOLET.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-07-05
MIC SANDY NEWS.

James H. lobe were at Adam Har-
mons last week on official business.
Ben vanhorn and Bill, while hiy-
ing swarm OF bees one day last
week struck hard luch. Bill plunged
into the creek and Ben went to the
brush a head of time.
Mrs. Nancy Harmon and little son
Dock were calling on grandma Mes
ser Sunday.
Amanda Aldridge and Clara Har-
man attended the ice cream festival
at Morgan Saturday night.
Jeff Collinsworth has returned
from the head of the river with
the finest drove Of sheep that has
come to this country for some time.
Miss Pearl Fugate, OF Fallsburg
and Hartman o'Daniel. OF Hulette at
tended Sunday school at Green VAL
ley Sunday, Hartman is the young
est son OF D. A. o'Daniel and broth
er of the county Superintendent and
is a well educated noble young man.
Pearl is an accomplished daughter
OF widow Fugate, whose husband
was killed by train at Van Lear
January 1911.
William Workman bought tract
of land OF Andy Cooksey. Jr.. on
Cattsfork last week.
LATE Moore and Lyman Riley
were at A, Harmans Monday.
Old Uncle VIM. r. Thompson is
staying at Jay shortridges.
sPUNK
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-07-05
BoONE's CAMP.
EUREKA,

]. d. Wheeler, of Paintsville was
here Friday.
NJ. L. Robinson, OF this place is
attending court at Inez this week.
Mrs. Exer Wells and her daugh-
ter Goldie were visiting relatives at
Meek Sunday.
Miss Cora Ward, Miss Myrtle
Literal and her cousin attended
sunday school at this place Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Conley are
visiting relatives at this place.
Miss Willie Riggs. of Louisa IS
visiting relatives at this place
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Charles, fine boy
Homer Robinson. of this place
went to Paintsville on business Sat
urday.
There will be box supper at
this place Saturday night, July G.
YETIvE.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-07-05
CADMUs.
VIOLET.

Sunday school at this place every
Sunday morning.
Lucy Elkins has returned home
after weeks visit at Leon.
Jolly Toler and Dooa Rice we're
here Sunday.
Effie Shortrldge and Iona Work
man attended the ice cream festl-
va at Fallsburg Saturday night.
Miss Nancy and Fanny skeens
Ton Chambers and Fred CLAY pass
ed here enroute to Olioviile Sun
day.
Az Millard Holbrook and Jolly Toler
are visiting at j. w. Elkins.
Harmon oDaniel and Pearl Fl-
gate attended Sunday school here
Sunday.
.sss!iast Ni asl NJ < WINONA.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-07-05
days in Ashland with Miss oakie

days in Ashland with Miss oakie
Borders.
B. B. Vanhoose, of Nippa drove
through the country with large
drove of sheep and cattle this week.
Suna Sublett called on Edna Fan
min at the Harris hotel Monday.
Roscoe Borders was calling on
Clara yanhoose Wednesday.
Several youngsters of the South
side were park city callers Sunday.
BROWN EYES.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-07-05
Nine Hundred Applications.

1t is said that 500 applications
for pensions under the new State
law granting ex-Confederates or
their widows pensions have been
filed with the Commissioner at
Frankfort. At 1920 each 1t will re-
quire s1os,ooe to pay these and It
Is safe to say that at least several
hundred more claims will be filed
later.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-07-05
WILBUR.

Martin Dixon and Isaac Hayes,
who have been sick for long time
are no better.
Mrs. Lena Swetnam has been
quite sick for the past week but
is almost well again, also Mrs. Wal
ter Ross is improving in health.
Miss zella Ross is quite sick at
this writing.
The farmers in this section are
very near up with their work as the
weather has been favorable for the
past week, oats and grass are look
ing fine.
Ison Daniels, OF Flat Gap, is to
teach a music class at this place.
Mrs. Mary E. Gambill, OF San
Antonio, Texas. and Mrs. Sarah j.
Carter, OF Blaine are here visiting
their brother, NJ F. Swetnam. Mrs,
Gambill is delighted with Texas,
we are pleased to have her with us
again and glad to see her looking
SO we'll. She informed US that Miss
Mary Holton, daughter of j. A.
Holton and Mr.. Henry Eager were
married recently. Her many Ken
lucky friends join in sending her
many good wishes.
Mr.. j. NJ. Adams, of your city
was calling on the merchants here
Thursday.
Mrs. Lima Moore. of Columbus,
Ohio, daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
Lewis Thompson is expected here
soon to visit friends and relatives
Jay Short, Misses Mollie and
Lena Burgess. Ethel and Carrie
Swetnam attended church at Mt.
Olive Sunday.
DR.. H. H. Gambill was here We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Bessie Hale, of Chattaroy,
w. Va, is visiting here.
AIR Gus Moore. Of Charley was
here Friday.
Miss Nola Adams was calling on
Miss Carrie Swetnam Friday.
Lon Hulett, of Prosperity was
here Monday.
Master Willie Swetnam returned
Sunday from Cats Fork. where he
had been on business.
The music class here went to
Cordell Sunday afternoon
j. s, osburn and little daughter
were here Sunday.
Mrs. NJ F. Swetnam entertained
for dinner, Mrs. Mary Moore in
honor of Mrs. Mary E. Gambill and
Mrs. Sarah ]. Carter.
G.. c. swetnam went to Blaine
Saturday.
o. B. Swetnam has gone to Flat
Gap buying stock.
Robert Travis has gone to Col
umbus. Ohio, to see his daughter,
Mrs. Fannie Thompson, who is at
the point OF death.
Mrs. Madge Swetnam called on
Mrs. Lena Swetnam Sunday.
Miss Bertha Prose was appoint
ed teacher for this place. Miss Prose
holds a state certificate. This is
the third school she has taught
here We are delighted to have her
with us again.
John Hayes, Jr... of Charley was
here Monday on business.
Our faithful mail carrier Mr..
Dock Travis has quit the mail
route. as his time expired July LIST.
He only missed three days in term
of four years, Mr.. Williams takes
the place.
B. j. Chaffin, of Louisa was with
us Monday.
PUDDING.
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CADsiUs.

Edgar Scott and Lucy Elkins
who have been visiting friends at
Leon, Carter county, have returned
home.
Grandma shortridge. OF Webb
Vile is visiting her children at
Cadmus.
Died, on the 26, of last month,
the little child of John Hairless,
near McDaniels.
Arthur Kitchen, Andy Cooksey,
John Large, VIM. Brumfield and
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Suna Sublett, of Sitka arrived or
Big Sandy train Sunday morning
where she will spend two weeks
visit with friends. siln Nif
sClara vanhoose and Suna sublett
were among the many pleasure seek
ers at Camden park Sunday. t@b
Leona Dale vas calling on Stella
Dale Sunday.
Miss Perla vanhoose spent few