The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-03-28
LOCAL AND Personal.

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LOCAL AND Personal.
Judge John w. Ford, of Willard
was business caller here Monday.
Charles Kirk and Sherman Gul.
lett, of Paintsyille, were here Mon,
day and Tuesday for the purpose OF
shipping the Pikeville Herald plant
to Cincinnati. 1t was bought under
Sheriff's sale by the Thos. e. Ken
nedy Co.. of that city under an ac-
ton instituted by that company for
the payment of purchase money.
Henry Williams Is out again af-
ter being laid up for some time with
fever.
Sam Collins, of Whitesburg, was
here for several days this week.
J. b. Miller has moved from the
Harold Williamson home on Main-st.
TO the Lydia Il. HELLER home on
Second-st. &ss
j. q. Yost's jersey COW was killed
by a freight train at the College-st.
crossing last Saturday
The Spring Term of the public
school began last Monday morning.
Mrs. G. b. Sterling and daughter
Mae passed through Pikeville last
Saturday enroute for w. Va. where
they will make their future home.
They have lived at Carmen, near
Regina for several years. They will
join Mr.. Sterling. who accepted en-
ployment there a few months ago
with large coal operation lin the
capacity of superintendent. ~
H. B. Davis, OF Warfield, KY, was
a business caller here last week.
: u. c. Drury. of Catlettsburg, a
former citizen OF Pikeville, was here
on business for several days last
week. ~
DR.. A. c. Bond has recently moved
to Virgie, KY, from Robinson-co.
Miss Fannie B. Prichard, OF Hum
ington. has been the guest OF her
cousin. Miss Mary Alice Mars, in
this city for several days.
Mrs. +. Z. Englar entertained the
B. and D. engineers at her home on
last Friday evening.
The tunnel at Pool Point. about
three miles above Elkhorn City, will
be completed in two weeks.
The body Of Luther Fiddler, kill
ID on the b. and o. tracks at Hunt
ngton. was laid to rest in the Dick
Ratcliff cemetery at the mouth OF
Shelby creek last Saturday morning |
It o'clock by the local order OF
Odd Fellows, OF which he was a
member. Many people from his city |
lttended.
The Huntington Herald-Dlspatch
made rather free use of the names
II Pikeville people last Friday In
egard to matters with which they
lad absolutely no connection.
Pikeville College will enjoy
veek Of vacation next week The
pring term will open at the col I
eye Immediately thereafter. q
A. d. Cline will very probably
move into his new store building
Turing the latter part of next week.
John A. Bentley's new theater
will not be ready for the
irst production by April 1. as form
rly announced. because some delay
as been experienced in getting the
Ighting work installed 1t will prob
bly, be ready by April 10. :,
DR.. J. d. Meade is building an adj A
ition to his home on Second-st
Attorney j. R. Johnson left for /
Ishland last Tuesday morning.
Spencer Adams, of Whitesburg,
,as here for several days this week.
Cuff Wellman, who has been sick
/ his home at Catlettsburg for
everal weeks. was here Tuesday.
tufts friends in Pikeville are glad
D see him here once again.
Mrs Mintie Ratcliff mother of
be clerk OF the Pike county court :
. q. Ratliff, died at her home on ,
yesterday morning. af-
Dr. an illness of several weeks. Mrs.
.atliff was 10 years old and MEM (
or of the Baptist church. Her fu-
eral will be held. from the home
his afternoon.
Excessive rains here within the
asst "a hours promise flood stage ,
, the Big Sandy river within the /
ext 48 hours.
Ira Williams yesterday received
vo kilograms purporting to come ,
'om his brother Anthony, who Is on
Is way to Chicago, that indicate
nat he Is an injured victim OF
lilway wreck In Northern Ohio. {
othing definite has yet been learn
as to the nature of the trouble. /
o, p. Powers, promoter of the (
ew hotel at Prest0nsburg and G..
7. Evans. superintendent OF the
olonial Coal and Coke Co., OF that !
lace. we're here Wednesday a on a
REF visit. (,
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