The Big Sandy news., 1913-02-07
PIKE COUNTY NEWS.
All the Interesting Happenings in
Our Big Neighboring County.

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1 Pikeville this week.
1 Mrs. Lon Wellman is the guest of
her husbands relatives in Louisa
this week.
! Morris and Co., of Chicago, the
meat packers, have opened a
branch office in Pikeville in the Of
/ flee of the Hylton-Trivette Broker
age Co.
Gus Keathley, OF Huntington, w.
Va, is in Pikeville this week. Mr.
Keathley is Pike county man, and
has made good in the railroad busi-
ness.
Young Luther Cyrus, OF Lockwood
near Catlettsburg, has entered Pike
vile college.
Rev. Chas. Il. Crusoe, of Louisa,
was here last Monday.
Adam Venters. of Regina, was in
Pikeville last Saturday for a brief
visit.
Harrison Combs. of Whitesburg,
came to this city on business last
Saturday,
Joe Wheeler Davidson. of Pres
tonsburg, is the guest of the two
sons and daughter of James Sow
aruS mere tnlS Week.
j. NJ. Wolford, of Washington, ID.
c., is in Pikeville for a few days.
Mr.. Wolford was once citizen of
Pikeville. but is now OF the gay capt
toll
Bill Hunt, aged sS. died OF grippe
at his home at Mouth of Card Sun
que contest.
Mrs. George Brooks has opened
all adjourned to the moving picture
building on central Ave.
One hundred of the 155 coke
ovens to be built at the Allegheny
Coal Co., operation on Marrowbone
creek, have been finished and fired.
Many houses have been built by the
new company. and many more are
to be built soon. j. l.. Morgan, of
this city is the superintendent.
John Roberts and F. M. Robertson,
of Morehead. were here last Satur-
day.
Charles e. Crusoe. OF Louisa.
came up during the latter part of
last week on business
Harrison Combs. OF Whitesburg.
was business caller here last week.
Adam yenters, of Regina. was the
guest OF his daughter, John w.
Kerr here last Saturday.
Sidney Trivette went to Ashland
Wednesday.
James Perry is home for few
days visit to his parents in this
city.
f. r. Barber, mine boss at Jenk-
ins, passed through Pikeville yes
terday from Pittsburg. Pa. Mrs. Bar
ber and their fifteen children wefs
also along. Their future home will
be at Jenkins.
G. r. Lewis, of Louisa, has been
in Pikeyille for several days.
Mrs. j. b. Polly has been sick for
few days, but is now recovered.
&. ID. Wells, of Paintsville. was
here Wednesday.
A fine girl baby was born to Mr.
and Mrs. l.. NJ. Irwin at the home
of Mrs. Irwin's mother in Catletts.
burg last Friday. Mr.. Irwin is the
station agent at Pikeville.
Mrs A. p. Keil, of Pikeville Col
lege, went to Cincinnati Wednesday
and will be absent for several days.
Ernest Policy, who has been hon
orably discharged from the u. S.
Army. is expected to arrive at his
Pikeville home from Fort Wright, N
~, early next week.
Marion Tackett, of Virgie, KY,
with his pretty daughter, Miss Dolla,
spent several days In Pikeville re-
Gently They left for Lexington We'd
nesday. where Miss Dolla will ell
ter college.
Rey. j. II. Forsyth leaves to-day |
for Chicago, where he will attend |
the annual Sunday school conyen-
ton of the Presbyterian church to I
be held at that place during the |
coming week.
Miss Fredie Feurt, of Prichard, wi
Va, has accepted position as
with the law firm OF
and Stratton.
The special term of Circuit court |
has been in session here this week |
with Judge John +. Butler on the
bench This Is Mr.. Buffers first |
court to be held In Pike-co. and as
It IL special term, nothing but
civi, cases are being tried. The |
term lasts two weeks, and on Mon
day, Feb. 18th, the regular term wiz
conyene.
A. r.. Roberts. of Jenkins, was
business caller here several days this
week.
w. L. Borders, of Fort Gay, W.
Va, was in Pikeville Wednesday.
The 7-year-old son of Geo. JUS
ticc, who lives ut the mouth of Hur-
ricane. creek, on the Levisa, died of
typhoid fever last Monday, after an
illness OF 81 days. His little daugh-
ter IS also victim of typhoid, but
she is in no Immediate danger. A
trained nurse, Miss Rosa Launder,
Of Ironton, o., is in attendance.