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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-18
SCHOOL BEGINS MONDAY.

Ii was at first planned that there
should be no term Of the Pikevilie pub
lie school held here this fall, because
il appeared that no building suitable
TO the purpose could be secured in
which To hold the school. But ar
rangements have since been made by
which the new First Methodist church
building on Main street is TO be used,
at least for the advanced and inter-
mediate grades, and the school will
open. next Monday morning, with Pro-
fessors KGndriCk and J.. Nj. station in
charge, Prof station has been with
the Pikevile school for a long while,
and his work MS chief of splendid
corps of teachers during the past two
years has resulted in remarkable i'm
provement. lie succeeded Prof. By
ington as principal OF this school three
years ago and has worked very pa
tiently for it's Improvement,
Miss Mary Auxier viii teach the 4th,
18th and 9Th grades while Mrs, X. g.
Elliott viii have charge OF the pri-
mary department, which will be taught
building near the Huffman coal tipple
across the river. PikeNille has bridge
spanning the river from Main street
which lands near the church across
the river: this makes it just as con-
venlent for the children as II they
were attending school in town and
affords them room for recreation.
The authorities hope 70 move all
these pupils into the new public school
building by February J. 1915.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-18
FLOYD COUNTY'S
RECORD FOR WEEK.
News From Prestonsburg
and the Surrounding
Country.

Mr.. and Mrs. billiard Smith and
children, of Hindman, who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs, B. F. Combs,
have returned home. "<
Claude stephens was at Salyersville
the first of the week attending court.
Mr. Curr, of GalIipolis, o., was in
town Friday.
Mrs. Grover L. Howard, who had
been visiting in BMetield, w. Va, and
Floyd, Va, has returned home.
P. D. and Graham Powers left Mon
day for Berea to attend school.
Mr.. N NJ White and daughter, Ella
Noel, will leave Friday for a visit TO
relatives in Ohio.
Joe May left Saturday morning for
Caxton, where he will work.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Burke and son Ed
are in Cincinnati to attend the we'd
ding of their son viii, who was mar
ried on the 18th.
Jack Davis returned Thursday from
Huntington, w Va.
Louis Mays is at Valparaiso attend
ing school.
Scott Harkins left Monday for Lyn-
don where he will enter Kentucky Mil
itary Academy,
Porter Mayo left Saturday for Lex
ington to attend school,
Miss Ruth Davidson has been. sick
for a few days.
DR.. Charles Evans returned Monday
from Ashland.
Miss Dora Combs, who had been Wis
iting Miss Claudia Fugate, has return
ed to her home at Hindman.
Miss Ella Noel White was the din
ner guest of RUth Davidson Sunday.
Earl Stlrnbo left "Wednesday fol
Waylan6 where he will accept the
positilh as assistant cashier in the
WaYHnd Bank.
MISS Sallie Branham spent the week
etfd at Woods, the guest of relatives.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-18
CIVIC LEAGUE.

A league, to be known as the Pike
willie Civic League, has been ORGANIZED
here for the moral and material I'M
proyement of the city and II COM
prises some OF the best citizens OF the
town. The League holds its meetings
Monday evening of each week at the
Baptist Church. and has for its CHIEF
officers II. NJ Hoskins as President
A. j. Jackson, Vice Presidents and
Prof, Rush Deskins, Secretary with
various committees
The objects Of the League are TO
promote a healthy and clean, moral
ana material atmosphere as an AID TO
the city's righteous and more thrlity
Ideyelopment, and to afford means
for those who have good ideas oil gov
eminent to publicly express them
Pikeville, like other communities ~
made up Of two kinds OF people the
frst, those who care for only bare
existence and are unmindtul OF exterior
circumstances that surround them ana
their neighbors; and the other is that
more desirable class Of citizens who
Ebelteve that collective and Individual
growth cannot take place under bad
circumstances To this end the League
VIII try to rid the city Of it's eWl m
nuences by methods a be suggested
| by the different committees al the next
meeting.
| The League has asked the PIKE
| County News, weekly published here,
to publish the Police Court criminal
Docket, also list Of those who re-
ceive shipments of whskey and other
| intoXieants each week, and i IS TO pe
paid for the same as other advertising
| But Mr.. Morris, the editor, has not YET
decided to do this Both the liquor
and anti liquor factions are endeaVor-
ling to control publicity in this respect
and tug of war may result
The League win not contine IT'S ell
forts to moral improvement alone, ana
viii turn its attention not only TO RID
| ding the city of its red lights, but alsc
to material development All those
who have the better ideas of govern
ment, and want to see improvements
are respectfully requested to be pres
ent at the meeting next Monday even
ing.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-18
CUPID in PIKE.

Cupid has been real busy body in
PIKE county during the past week, and
he has proved that he can do more
devilment and batter down more fort
resses than the German army. Follow
ing is a list Of his victims since Sep
TENDER 10th:
T. f, Gillespie, ~; 10 Miss Mollie
Vance. p, both Of TazewelI county.
Va. This couple were united in mat
rimony by Rev. Eugene Robinson at
the home of j! p Netkirk on. Second
street last Saturday morning, and
They left by the afternoon train for
Ballard. Ky, on Beaver Greek, at
which place they viii make their home.
Others are:
French Blackburn, 90 to Miss Bfs-
sic Spears. S, McCombs, @
Joseph AdRins 90 TO Miss Dollit Rat
lift, l6, Lookout,
Washington kinney, q, 10 Miss
Augusta Belcher, is, Beicher Siding.
Ben H. Keene. "a, TO Miss Mollie r.
Plymale Hebulon,
John 3, johnson, q, TO Katie =. Col
Inns, 10, Hartley,
Anthony Newsom %, to Elizabeth
Newsom. 10, Penny KY
Carl Kimberlain, Is, TO Miss Anna
Tacl<itt, II, Zebplon.
Richard r. Robinson, 80, to Mamie
stephens, 49, Ptkeyille
Dock BARLEY, go to- Miss Alice Rat
lim, II, HELLER
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-18
GLENHAYEs.

Several from this place attended the
ball game 1T Ellie saturday
Miss Stella shannon, Of Blaine, ~
VISITING her sister, Mrs. Robert Ntnson,
Of this place,
Mrs w = Fitzpatrick paid Louisa
friends a visit last week
G. w. whit was visiting 4, X, Vim
son last week
a large crowd from here attended
the Association ~ Erum last week
- /, Artrip and William Huffman,
both OF Huntington. visited Mr. Artrips
brother Bin Artrip, recently.
Or. Acres Of IGNORE, w VA, was q
caller at /. X, Wilson'S recently
The people OF this place We're sorry
10 hear OF the death Of Mrs. Homer -
Marcum
There win be an Ice cream supper
at the Glcnhayes church Saturday
night. Sept. 18Th, for the sunday
school Everybody come.
A SCRIBBI.ER,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-18
DOINGS OF JOHNSON
COUNTY PEOPLE.
News From Paintsyille and
the Surrounding
Country.

quite crowd from Paintsyille at
tended the basket meeting at Buffalo.
Sunday
Messrs. Paul Hager and Carl
Vaughan visited AT Thelma sunday.
Miss Ruth Brown returned to her
home in Huntington Sunday after Il
pleasant weeks visit with friends and
relatives here
Miss Leila Harris, OF Richmond, KY
has been engaged as teacher in Sandy
Valley Seminary, Miss Harris comes
well recommended and the Seminary
is to be congratulated upon securing
so able a teacher.
MIR II $. Ronnell has returned from
Pikeviug and other up-rlver points
where he has been on business Mrs
Bonnell is spending visit with home
folks IN New York.
MIR Mitchell Hall spent the week end
with his cousin. Clarence DAVIS, al
DayisyiHe,
Mr.. Harry LAWYERS has returned
from Cincinnati, whore he has been
visiting with his friend, Paul Cooks,
for a few days
Misses Powell, Fitzpatrick and john
son took a crowd OF littlc folks 20 the
show saturday night. and afterwards
treated thom ON ice cream ard cake
and sodas The little folks who en-
ioyed these young ladies! hospitality
were Mary May and Katherine Salyer,
Lillian and Alice Jayne Howes, Venus
| and Winitred Buckingham and Mar
garet Mayo
MIR. ana Mrs, James NuSier have re-
| turned from a pleasant trip East and
North They visited Niagara Falls,
Canada, New York, Buftnlo,HHd Wash
| inEton.
Miss Eulah b. Conloy, stcuographer
for Howcs x Huwes, IL spending a
week with friends in Louisville,
Mr, r, a, Kruse, or the Middle West
coal COMPANY Cincinnati, o., is here,
spending weeks vacation
Mr. Reeves Pack IA prominent bust
ness man Of Onut was In town Mon
| day ON business.
MIR Cooley Powell left this morning
FOR Lexington from which point he VIII
attend house party given By the
Misses Redd at Millcrsburg KY,
Misses Jennie Spradlin and Eva Rice
spent Sunday, the guests 81 friends u
Louisa.
Mrs. Finley Z. Fogg accompanied
her son, O'Rear, 70 Mllershurg. whcr,
Inc viii enter school next week
Mr. Ed Conley and sister Mrs. Dare
left Tuesday morning FOR Cincinnati
where they have gone 70 layin SUP,
lply OF goods for the ladies' furnishinf
store. MIR Conley win attend q hous'
party at Miss Nola Dee Redd,s Will,
he Is away,
Mir. Arthur Phyllis entertained Mis-
Russia kirk to dinner at the HaBeI
sunday.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-18
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

MIR. ana Mrs. o; p Chattleld left
last saturday grassland and lronton,
taking their son. Ivan with them
where they have been spending the
week with friends and visiting the
apple show They viii return tomor
row.
Attorney Roscoe Hanover last week
in person confirmed the statement o.
ire News at Whitesburg, IN when IT
was said that he would be a candidate
for the republican nomination for cir
cult Judge OF this the 35th Judicial
District In 1915,
r. r. HATFIELD, 81 Mntewau, W, va.
n former saloon man Of his state, aud
ATTORNEY & NJ. Whit, Of Williamson
have been attending Circuit Court
here this week
Mayor l. NJ Williams Is attending
the State Fair at Louisville TINS Wees
very sick with diphtheria, has now
completely recovered, and there - NO
probability Of an Epidemic
Little Genevieve Cline. who had been
Judge j. NJ, Robertson, Fon Rogers
and j. i. Pauley have Just returned
from visit TO New York City. Mr.,
Pauley and Mr.. Rogers also visited
Quebec before returning.
The Misses F'lopnce and Grace
Hanover and Gladys Cooper were the
guests OF Miss Lillian Yates and other
friends at Yaeger Saturday and sun
day. They returned Monday.
DR. II. a, Hunt, of Greenup, was
here last Friday.
Miss Alpha Branham, Of Jenkins
was shopping in Pikeylle last Fri
day
The New Drug store has enlarged
its store building on Main street by
extending the rear several feet back
Attorney j. M. Bowling was in Lex
ington last week.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-18
PIKE COUNTY NEWS
CIRCUIT COURT.

SlnSSI' w S'''''..
A large number OF people from the
country came to town last Monday
morning to attend the opening OF
Circuit Court, which convened at q
late hour The term will cover the
regular length of six weeks, and VIII
very probably be supplemented with
two additional weeks, making eight
weeks in all,
Judge Robertson and prosecutor
Monroe Fields have Just completed a
very profitable term at Whitesburg,
and owing to the congested condition
of the docket, short special term Will
be held there in November.
The business of the Pike and
I.etcher circuit courts has grown so
RAPIDLY that 1t is almost impossible
for one Judge to keep track of II, and
this accounts for the congested condi-
ton of the dockets in both courts,
The first two weeks of the court viii
he taken up with the trial Of the Grim
inal docket, and the civil or ordinary
docket will be opened for trial on
Monday, Sept 2Sth.
Among the first civil cases to be
tried will be the two contest cases in
volving the office of school trustee IN
the 37th tMorgan's Creek and ll5th
(Grapevine) districts. The first case
is STYLED Greene Webb vs.. G.; c. Rowe,
in which a tie vote is alleged; and the
second case is T. ]. Meade Us. r T.
Justice, in which the latter claims
maj6rity OF votes.
Childers & Childers are attorneys
for contestants in both cases, and
Steele & Reynolds for contestees,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-18
MISS KATE FREEsE AS
A MUSICAL DIRECTOR

In its wrlte-up Of the Teachers In
stitute recently held at Fort Gay the
Wayne News has the following;
Miss Kate Freese, Of Louisa, KY
had charge of the music and proved TO
be real leader. She taught the in
stltute many new songs and put life
and vigor into the old ones, She AS
sisted in the evening exercises and on
Thursday gave splendid entertain
ment with the help OF her pupils Of
Louisa, assisted by Miss Blanche Grlf-
nth, OF Ceredo. Miss Freese had the
hearty cooperation Of the teachers and
her reputation as n singer az well as O
leader win reach other counties"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-18

i've citizens, We welcome the doctor
among us,
Hon ". d. ONenl. Of Louisa, a
prominent attorney OF the Lawrence
county bar, and who is a forceful and
prominent candidate for Judge in our
neighbUring circuit. was IN town at
tending 70 legal matters. AIr. QNcnl
Is il close student and profound law
yer, and would shed luster upon the
judiciary Of our state
According TO our jailor sam De
board the Jail is full. there being some
forty odd bparders. Where, Oh, where,
liz our law To work convlcts ON the pub
roads? What has become % our en-
thusiastic Fiscal Judge. and his rock
pilc2
one by one the old guard goes.
News WA received here on Monday Of
the death Of Captain lscm Adir -
who was on a visit To his AanHNS
Clmtwood Va Capt Adkins was
well known riycrman and was one n
our safest timber pilots during N
days Of running neetA by hand. IN
was popular among riycrulen and did
service untli about a year ago Peace
TO his ashes. His remains viii be
brought here FOR IntcrmAni
our criminal court is drawing a large
crowd, as some sensational develop
meuts are expected by our grand Jury.
| Miss Lucille Mullen. our efficient
| Deputy County Court Clerk, who has
| becn confined 20 her home with illness.
is on our streets again.
| Thos. MCGlothlin and son. OF East
Fork, were in town on business. Mr.
| MGGI6thln has provided himself and
family with an auto which Is q great
convenience. That bitter prejudice
/ which once reiKned supreme among
| the country folk against autos on
country roads Is fast disappearing. ~
Lis ltkened unto the wind: From
| whence 1t cometh, and whittier Il gocth
no man knowcth.
The w. c. r. IT, closed on Friday "A
very interesting session Of the lath
kentucky district with an elegant din
ner served To the delegates. Speaking
was freely INDUCED IN by the many
delegates. The GRAFTON Of the occasion
was that delivered by Professor Ward.
Of the SANDY valley seminary 81
Paintswllei
The fines drawn IN the criminal div
isian " our circuit court by the law
breakers have been healthy aud Of .
reminding character Rut The greatest
70 be dreaded Is that rock pile The
way iA open for the working uf con-
yicts why not do ~
Judge j NJ. Robertson, ]. NJ. York,
Thos. II, Harmon, ! r. Pauicy and
Cashier Fon oREers were prominent
people Of Pikeylle In our city the past
week
MIR Malcolm Bowlcs, q prominent
capitalist aud farmer OF Pikcyille, was
here on his return from Winchester
''Aiacks" mouth has been watering for
d long time for a taste ~ life on one
OF those Clark county bluegrass farms,
But ii he could see the proper step and
buy out nbout two Of his brothers and
add TO what he now has of the Cecl
bottom. the same Will increaS
. wealth faster than he can grow 8
horns on Clark county blueg
bluegrass land Is not everlasting
the time Is now al hand for n
beans, clover or lime dust on mnny Il
these farms. Improve your land a
home and be contcnted.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-18
ROADS FINISHED. =.

The city authorities, by the aid of
hobo labor have now finished the
roadwavs in the rear of the Cemetery
nm which lead from the streets to
the cemetery. Access to the cemetery
has heretofore been attended withgreat
dffficulty, on account of the fact that
there was no path of any kind But
the new roads have remedied this de-
feet, and the cemetery grounds can
SOW be entered near the AuXier avenue
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-18
cATLETTsBuRG AND
BOYD COUNTY NEWS.

The criminal division Of our Circuit
Court opened here Monday last Judge
w. +. Halbert presiding. The Judges
charge to the grand Jury was lengthy
and covered all points of the statutory
law The grand jury consists OF;
Ollie Burns, r. G. Mills j. r. Lark, j..
NJ. Lark, j. NJ. Stanley, James Mankin,
ed C. Horicks. Il. q. Edgel, j. w.
Evans, w. III. Stafford, IL. Warnook
and Fred Leete.
SQUIRE -. G. Lambert, John Arthur,
j. @. Blair, c. w. Hatfield and John
Watson were here today presenting
their report. Boyd county has cour-
ageous set of peace officers.
j. ii. Vansant, County Court Clerk Of
Elliott was here on business and
pleasure for few days this week.
our genial Deputy Sheriff Bert GET
ger has gone to Oklahoma with the
Governors warrant to return here one
James Morris, who is wanted by the
Kentucky authorities.
Or. A. y. Banheld is spiourning at
French Lick Springs,
Editor Glen Mott is on a three weeks
business mission to Colorado.
quite a number Of Methodist divines
have passed through here this week
returning from st. Adams where they
have been attending the annual meet
ing OF the Western Virginia Confer
ence,
DIR. Charles f. Bond late of Vlrgie
PIKE county, but now the proud owner
and poss9ssor OF the George Il. Bur.
CESS farD near Burnaugh, was In the
city lnstt week attending 70 business
matters. vrhe doctor had n very wide
nnd extensipe medical practice IN th'
shelby Crc\k country, and was one 81
lpike count VI very best and progress
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-18
VICTIMS OF TYPHOID.

Pikeville now has two cases OF ty-'
phoid fever. Lee Clark, G. & o..
fireman, was taken sick last week, ana
his condition grew serious so suddenly
that friends at Myrehead were notified
that he might not live. His mother
and sister arrived from Morehead last
Sunday evening, and will be in atten-
dance at his bedside during his sick
ness.
Leon, the little son Of Mr.. and Mrs
A. II. Childers, Is very sick, and II Is
thought he also has typhoid. lie PEI
came sick last Monday morning
Conditions. especially In regard 20
typhoid, have been unusually good az
Pikeville this summer and physicians
do not now fear an epidemic or any
considerable spread Of the disease.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-18
LETCHER COUNTY
AND WHITESBURG.
What is Happening in this
Rich Coal Territory
of Kentucky.
Woman Sentenced to Penitentiar,

Whitesburg, KY, Sept ia etch-
er county jury summoned t9&Perry
county to try Mrs Epma fGversole,
who shot and killed her husband, Mack
Eversole over "a year ago, returned a
verdict giving her from two to twenty
years in the Kentucky reformatory.
Some time ago Mrs Eversole was
tried, receiving like sentence, and
was granted new trial Mack Ever
sole was former sheriff of that coun-
ty and was popular throughout the
county.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-18
MoosERs SPEAK HERE.

Hon. Burton Vance, az Louisville,
Progressive candidate FOR the senator
iai long term. and IL NJ. Hoskns, Pro
gressive candidate for Congress from
this district addressed the voters of
Pike county in the Circuit Court room
last Monday afternoon on the issues
OF the campaign. and a packed au-
dience heard them.
These were the opening speeches %
the Moose campaign in Kentucky, ana
the speakers were accorded warm
welcome by the Pikcville hand and
many citizens who met Mr. Vance az
the railway station. The band alst
played several selections in the court
room before the speeches began.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-18
Heaviest Coal Shipments.

We We're informed this week while
in Jenkins that the shipments Of The
Consolidation Coal Co. ware the heaV-
lest last week of any week in the his
tory of coal mining in this field, ship
ping a considerable amount more than
any previous week, while increases
will be made at close intervals. All
the railroads entering this territory
are taxed to the limit to handle the
extensive coal shipments
The European war situation Is Of
fering some big Improvement in the
coal business throughout Eastern Ken
.tuclxy's extensive coal fields.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-18
OLLIE JAMES INTERESTED
IN THE MOONLIGHT SCHOOLS

Senator Ollie NJ, James offers.
through the Kentucky llliteracy Com
mission, a prize OF $4,000 70 the teach
or who teaches the best moonlight
school this year, the llliteracy Com
mission to Judge 1t from the results.
number enrolled, average attendance.
iilterates taught and general interest.
This will be reward and an honor
for some teacher Let some one IN
our county start moonlight school
and win II.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-18

eral days,
Toward L, Burpo, of jenkins, was in
Pikeville last Tuesday en- route to
Ashland,
r., II. Baisden, attorney Ballard
James and b. L, Combs, all Of Pres
tonsburgi We're in PilSeville for several
days this week.
Everett Stewards has been sick dur
ing the past week.
j. b. Bevins and attorney c. M,
Whit, OF Williamson, w. Va. are at
tending court at Pikeville this week,
The Misses GLADYS Cooper and Flor
ence and Grace Hanover who spent
last Saturday and Sunday with Miss
Lillian Yates at leager, returned to
their home here Monday
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-18

farmer Of Dickinson county, Va, east
of here, is on trial at Clintwood eharg-
ed with the murder OF his son, Bennle
Mullins, aged 16, ten days ago, and
much interest will be manifested IN
the trial proceedings, i is said the
elder Mullins was having trouble with
his wife and the son demonstrated
whereupon he shot his son TO death
The trial will occupy the most OF the
week,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-18
Leo Cut Off BY Train.

AL. Copley, formerly of West Vir-
GINA, suffered the misfortune of get
ting his left leg cut off Immediately
below the knee by an L. & e. passen-
ger train at Neon, above here, in the
edge of the coal fields. 1t became
necessary to amputate the member
Immediately above the knee, Drs.
Smith and Cook doing the work. Cop
ley is now doing nicely and will re-
cnyer
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-18
Fiscal Court in Session.

The Letcher Fiscal Court is in ses-
sion here this week for the purpose OF
disposing of some very important bus
mess relative to the building of good
roads over Letcher county. 1t is more
than likely that bond issue will be
voted at the November election.
Good roads enthusiasts are numer-
GUS all over the county
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-18
LECTURES AT ROYAL.

The ave Lyceum numbers at Pike
vile for this fall and winter VIII be
heard In the Royal Theater building
the first one, the Beulah Buck Quar-
tette appearing in a musical sketch on
October 18Th. a contract TO this ef-
feet was closed with the manager Of
the theater last week.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-18
Nioonshine Raid.

United States marshals made an
other successful moonshine raid
through the Pound and Guests river
sections east Of here, along the Nlr-
ginia border, and destroyed four moon
shine stills two of which were UNI
usually large. Two moonshiners were
arrested. =
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-18
New Newspaper Management.

Emin ELAN, the versatile newspaper
man Of Eastern Kentucky, formerly
with The Hazel Green Herald, this
week became editor of The Mountain
Eagle here, and w. B. Webb became
business manager. They offer to make
great improvement in the paper
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-18
". M. G. AS Completed.

Splendid Y. NJ. C, A. buildings have
been completed and opened up in the
new industrial cities Of Raymond and
Hemphill, in the Boone's Fork coal
fields. OF Letcher county. The other
construction work is almost completed