The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-04-18
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Pikeville is taxed to her limit to
supply the ever increasing demand
for more houses to rent. You busi-
ness men who have the dough 70
spare, get busy and put up some
good substantial houses for these
people who demand to be taken
core of.
1t is very probable that a third
moving picture show will be estab-
lished here during the coming sum
mer; but no definite information ha
yet been given out.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. Honaker and
little son Frank, of Huntington. w.
Va, have been the guests of DR..
l. E. Gray for several days past.
| Hubbard Call, of Yeager, this
county, was the guest of his broth
| er, John W. Call, last week.
r. L. Dean, of Louisa, was here
last Friday.
H. l.. Barthel, auditor for Morris
and Co., Meat Packers of Chicago,
was here last Friday checking up
his company's extensive business in
this city.
/ c. and o. engineer walker, of
Ashland, has succeeded Billy Ar
trip on the Elkhorn passenger run.
Mr.. Walker and family will move to
| Pikeville.
DR.. w. l.. Gamble, wife and two
children, all of jenkins, were stop
ping at the Pike hotel for several
days last week.
Miss Leona Policy, who has been
in school at Lexington for several
L a.. hnr uoa0tinn
week at home at Praise. this coun-
| ty.
H. E. McClain, formerly Of Jenk-
ms, has located at Pikeville, and
will be engaged in the mining and
civil engineering business.
]. Dennis MCGOWAN. Prestons
burg's barber, was here calling
on friends last Friday and Satur-
iday.
Ii j.. w. Castle, of Paintsville, was
a business caller to this city last
lweek.
Chas. r. Johnson, of Van Lear.
was here last Friday.
| John Keathley was thrown from
his horse several days ago and bad
| ly bruised upon the left arm.
The recent wet weather has done
much toward retarding the work of
grading the streets preparatory TO
laying the brick pavements, but 1t
mas been authoritatively stated that
additional machinery for this work
viii arrive within few days, and
with this the work will move with
more expedition. Superintendent My
ess is we'll satisfied with the prog
ress thus far made with the small
amount of machinery now at his
disposal. and he will push the work
with all speed just as soon as he re-
ceiyes his full working equipments.
+ Fred Stone, of Coal Run, was a
business visitor here last Wednes-
day.
Judge H. H. Stallard, of the
County Court, is now in the coun-
ty on an extended official visit.
w. H. Caudill, /. S. Collins and
w. H. Stafford, all travelling sales
men Of Catlettsburg, were here yes
terday.
/. Attornies b. d. Stephenson and p.
b. Stratton went to Johns creek
Monday to take dispositions.
allOlnCy ItOoNOC NohONCl ACAN
Monday for Whitesburg to attend
the present term of the Letcher
Circuit Court. He is now back at
his office in Pikeville.
Accompanied by Miss Lurlie Eng
land, stenographer. attorney J. S.
Cline went to Shelby Gap to take
dispositions last Monday.
h The infant daughter of DIR. and
Mrs G. C. Bentley is very sick OF
Group and measles. and 1t is feared
it cannot live.
w. w Burke, of Ashland, Is a
business caller here this week
j. M. Evans, of Louisa. was in
town Monday.
Bobby Mars, our peanut rooster
boy, has just returned from a visit
of several days spent pleasantly at
Elkhorn City.
j. f. Carnahan, of Louisville. a
we'll known and popular young man
throughout the Sandy valley, was in
Pikeyille yesterday,
Miss Annie Burdett, of jenkins,
was the guest of friends here yes
terday.
d. G. Lockhart, of Clintwood, Va.
has been transacting business in
4 1t Ia L..