The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-04
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Charles w. Bentley is making con-
siderable Improvement on his resi-
dence near the Royal Theater building
on Second street. The home is being
newly weather boarded, and an extra
room and portico will be added.
Prof. T. NJ. Riddle, who is teaching
school at Elkhorn City, arrived here
last Friday and spent Saturday and
Sunday with home folks. Prof. Rid
die was formerly an instructor in both
the city public school and Pikeville
College, and he is considered to be one
of Kentucky's greatest educators.
Mrs. Kate d. Hatcher, son and two
daughters, have been spending several
days with relatives at Goldman, and
returned Monday
County Judge Malone Hall, of Floyd
county attorney A. J. May and Joseph
Patton, all OF Prestonsburg. arrived at
Pikeville for brief business visit last
Friday.
Willie Fuller, of Catlettsburg, who
formerly lived at Pikeville, is here this
week as the guest of relatives.
Joe Neikirk left last Friday via Elk
horn City for Norton, Va, and other
cities of that state.
Rev. C. A. Digger, pastor of the
Presbyterian Church of Pikeville, and
promoter of the Boy Scout Club Of
this city, returned last Friday from an
extended visit to the counties OF Leslie
Perry, Clay, Owsley and Letcher.
Mrs. j. l. Saad is spending the week
in the country the guest of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Sword, at
the mouth of Island Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Bentley, who are
living for the present in Huntington,
are the guests of relatives in Pikeville
for a few days.
James Renfro, who has been spend
ing several weeks in Louisville and
other Kentucky cities, has returned to
his work in this city.
j. F. Prindible and little son, John,
of Palntsville, arrived here last Satur
day to spend Sunday as the guests of
lily on Second street.
p. S. May of Whitesburg, was a
business caller to Pikeville last Satur-
day.
r, NJ. Day, Of Grundy, Va, was here
last Friday.
County Superintendent NJ. f. Camp
bell returned last Thursday from a
visit of several days to relatives living
near Washington, d. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Hamilton have
moved into the Ballard Weddington
property on Second street.
The Misses Alice and Gussie Payne,
members OF the faculty of Pikeville
College, arrived from their home in
Cincinnati last Monday evening.
Mr.. w. p McVay and Joseph May,
members of the Prestonsburg tennis
club came to Pikeville last Monday
for a tournament with Everett and
John Stewards, members of the Pike
VILE club. The latter were victorious
in the tourney.
Gallie Friend, of Clintwood, was in
Pikeville on business Monday.
r. S. May and w. H. Blair, of
Whitesburg were professional visitors
to Pikeville Monday.
Attorney w. A. Daugherty, of Grun-
dy, Va, has been in this city for sew
eral days this week. Mr.. Daugherty
has entered into an agreement with
attorney Robt. l.. Miller, of this city
whereby the latter is to be associated
with the firm of Chase & Daugherty
of Grundy in looking after all the Pike
county business of that firm.
John w. Kerr, of Regina, who was q
former resident with his family OF
Pikeville, was in town last Monday.
j. w. Wheeler and j. II. Matney. two
timber men of Paintsville, were In
| Pikeville Tuesday.
little Hickey" of Portsmouth, trav-
cling salesman, was in town Monday.
The Pikeville Police Court was IN
session on the ordinary docket for the
| September term last Tuesday.
o. p Powers, owner and manager o.
| the Hotel Elizabeth at Prestonsburg
was here on business Tuesday
T. j. Mitchell Superintendent Of thu
| Allegheny Coke Co, at Heller, arrived
here from his home In Uniontown, Pa.
Tuesday. Mr.. Mitchell is nov engaged
in building number Of steel bins fol
storage purposes ;iear his mines al
HELLER, WHICH viii cost about $40, OO'
when fln'shed
Fran: Haynes arrived Tuesday even
| ing from an extended visit TO his Tor
l.kfier home In Chlllicothe, o.
j.. Gail Price, OF Palntsville, an'
Phelan Con, OF Williamson, w. Va.
have been here for several days THU
| week.
Robt. Fuller hotel manager OF Cat
iettsburg Ia here for few days.
! Attorney y. S. Howard will ieay'