The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-08-07
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

The picnic and ball game between
teams made up OF married and single
men on the campus of Pikeville Col
lege last Thursday were great sue
cesses. Rarely has It been the pleasure
OF Pikeville people to see so many
delicacies prepared in such pleasing
manner as were spread the entire
length OF the portico in front OF Hem
drick Hall. This had nothing of the
appearance of hard times.
Rev. |. N. Fannin returned last week
from business visit OF several days
to Huntington.
Judge J. NJ Robertson spent last
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday on
I the eastern border OF Pike county max
ing speeches in the interest OF Gov,
McCreary's race.
Attorney w. w. Reynolds returned
last Thursday from professional visit
to Beaver Creek in Floyd county.
Rev Wade Rowe attended picnics
held at Coal Run and Yeager last week.
Mrs w. II. McCulloch and two little
sons arrived at Pikeville last Friday,
and they will make their future home
in this city
Eugene Davis. who Is now working
with the Marrowbone shifter from
Shelbiana, spent Sunday in Pikeville.
The second team OF Pikevile went
to Island Creek Saturday To play the
local team a that place in the after
noon The Pikeville boys had the bet
ter of the game by long odds until the
close of the game, when the Island
Creek boys scored heavily, and the
game closed with one point in their
favor.
Miss Eva Wellman, of Louisa, ar
rived here last Sunday evening TO be
the guest of her brother Lon and wife
for a few days.
C. T, Rule and II. c. Arnett. OF
Paintsville, were business callers here
during the first art OF the week.
Glenn Terrell, OF Louisa, has been
here for several days recently.
George Hatfield and Henry Smith,
OF Williamson. were business visitors
| to Pikeville this week.
The Greer automobile, Willie Call
driving, stuck fast in the quicksand
while trying to ford the Sandy river
last Sunday. and a mule had to be
hitched to it to bring 1t ashore
Mrs. W. II. Justice. OF Catlettsburg
arrived at Pikeville last Sunday even
ing on her way to visit friends and
relatives at her former home in the
country above Plkeville.
| James r. West who during the past
eighteen months has been assistant
manager OF the Sandy Valley Tele-
phone Co, having charge of the me-
chanical department, left last Friday
with Mrs. West and niece Sadie fol-
Ashland where Mr.. West will be en-
ployed a few days before going tC
New Orleans where he will have charge
OF division OF the telephone system
OF that city
| Miss Lizzie Mullins, daughter OF
Sheriff Geo M. Mullins. returned last
Friday from a visit to friends and rel.
atives at Marrowbone.
| ID. C, Policy, OF Millard. KY, was ir
town last Friday.
| Miss Virgie McCombs, teacher at tn,
Baptist Sunday School, last Thursda,
entertained her class at the home Of
DR.. j. w. Wears last Thursday. Prof
Rush Deskins, also teacher at thu
Sunday School OF the Christian Church
entertained his class at his home OF
Scott avenue Saturday Both enter
tainments were delightful offairs. ant
were greatly enjoyed,
County Attorney ED Picklesimer at
tended Squire Adkins court at Elk
horn City last Thursday.
James Hatcher went to Ivel las
Friday to vote Saturday. having trans
ferred his citizenship to Floyd county
Misses Meta and Mary Louise Hat
cher, of Auxier. Floyd county, wh'
were the guests OF Miss Mary Auxie
at her home on College street for sew
eral days. have returned to their hom'
in Floyd county, after enjoying a mos
delightful visit to Pikeville. They ex
pect to become students in ~. Loui
Medical College this fall They wer'