The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-02-28

become a visitor to our city.
LOCALS.
Miss Elizabeth Kerbawy, of Bliss
field, Mich, is the guest of her
uncles, Sam and Jasper Saad. here
for a few days.
r. H. Hunter, of Elkhorn City,
Is now employed by the Sandy Val
ley Telephone Co. on lineman duty
in this city.
Jas. Stewards has moved his office
from the Huffman brick to the new
wing of the First National Bank
building.
Mrs. A. E. Rucker, matron of
the Derriana, gave a Washington
Birthday party to the students and
faculty of Pikeville college last
Friday evening, after which delight
full refreshments we're served.
Mrs. Mary Looney and Paris Null
Inns we're married at Elkhorn City
last Friday, at the same time Miss
Bertha Looney and Arthur Luster
were welded at Ferrels creek near
the same place.
w 4n. JonuCbs vi hbnidnut Wd6 a
business caller here last week
John Chapman, of Louisa, was
calling on our merchants late last
week.
7 Golden White. former editor of
the Pikeville Herald, while Warren
IN. Meek was owner of the paper
arrived here on a business visit TO
the Progressive Kentuckian last Fri
day.
Harold Mays, student of the
DEMONSTRATION Business College,
Louisville, KY, Is here this week as
the guest of his parents.
| Pikeville is sadly in need OF
more dwelling houses to rent. Our
town is enjoying healthy growth
and there is a greater demand for
dwellings than our carpenters can
supply. At present nothing seems
TO keep Pikeville from outgrowing
New York except the lack of com
Portable homes for those who are
pouring into this busy field every
day. In order to secure nights
lodging IL is almost necessary to
place your order 80 days ahead of
time.
Thos. A. Palmer, who moved from
Pikeville to Huntington only few
weeks ago. is here this week look
I ing after his extensive timber in
terests, which he will continue to
develop.
Beginning with last Monday night
number of the business establish
ments of Pikeville according to an
agreement with Rev. /. N. Fannin,
closed their doors at z o'clock each
evening to increase the attendance
at the NJ. E. Church, South, where
Rev. e. K Pike, of Taylorsville,
KY, is conducting "a revival
4 Jas. O'Brien, of Ashland, is here
this week.
Paris Charles dry goods store at
Mart, Va. just over the state line
was destroyed by fire Monday af-
ternoon, with possibly $4,000 loss.
No insurance.
Martin Powers, of Prestonsburg,
was business caller here during
the early part of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Engler left
Monday to attend the Inauguration
at Washington. They will later Wis
it Baltimore.
t. ID, Burgess, of Louisa. was
here on business last Monday and
Tuesday.
A new and up-to-date furniture
store will be opened by Sidney Tr'g-
cite in the Campbell-Auxier build
ing on Grace-av., the former loca-
ton of the Saad Clothing Co.
Prosecutor W. H. May, of Pres
.onsburg, was legal visitor here
Tuesday.
A. s. Corbin, of Paintsville, a
former citizen of Pikeville, will re-
move here soon. He will occupy he
Will Coleman property, across the
river.
Johnson Handley and wife (Nee
Miss Bessie Stewards, of Shelbiana)
we're here from Lewisburg. w. Va,
for a few days visit this week.
c. and o. resident engineer j.
w, Gleason has removed his office
to Ashland. Mr.. Gleason is gem
ial and first-class gentleman, and
Pikeville certainly is sorry to lose
him.
NJ d. Daniel. C. F. Hammond, j.
d. Cheatham and w. p. Huntley.
of Ashland are here this week.
Mrs Clarence Nicholas, of Jenk-
ins, is the guest of friends here
this week.
The grand jury, during the pres
ent session of circuit court, is do
Ing some stray probing into law
jlessness in Pike-co. They have al
ready returned several true bills"
w. L. Buckner, of Catlettsburg,
was here Wednesday.
G. c. Callihan. of Greenup, is a
professional visitor at circuit court
here this week.
State Senator Sug Rhodes, of will
Hanson, w. Va. recently involved
In the Legislative probe at Charles
ton. is practicing in the circuit
court here this week.