The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-05-22
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
| Miss Tot York entertained several
| friends at her home on Main street
last Saturday evening. A number of
young people were present, and after
many delightful games and other forms
of amusement refreshments were
served
| A large number OF Pikeville people
went to Paintsville last Thursday to
attend the funeral OF Mr.. John c. c,
Mayo. Among the party were Judges
| j. NJ. York, H. II. Stallard and Robt.
l.. Miller; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Langley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. A.. Scott, Rev. /, n.
Fannin, A. Z. Auxier, F. T. Hatcher
and many others
w. H. Baker, Paris Charles and Gal
Va, were here for a few days last
week.
Ben ]. Spradlin, of Paintsville, was
in this city last Friday.
Mrs. C. w. Latham, of Elkhorn City,
was shopping in Pikeyille last week.
d. A. Langhorne, of Richmond. Va,
a railway construction contractor, was
here last Saturday. Mr.. Langhorne
has been engaged in this work in the
Sandy Valley and its tributaries since
the beginning OF railroad activities in
this olcality.
Mrs Flora Dare, of Paintsville, has
been here for several days recently as
the guest of friends
A new steam heating system Is be-
| ing installed in the Pikeville court
house. John w. Call is experimenting
this work.
John A. Bentley returned last Friday
evening from a visit OF several weeks
to Hot Springs.
Miss Myrtle Policy, OF Willard, KY.
grand daughter of Mrs, Mary Bentley
of Pikeville. has been very sick for
several weeks.
| G.. B. Long, OF Elkhorn City. was
here for a short visit last Saturday.
Attorney c. M. Whit. OF Williamson
w. Va, was here Monday attending
circuit court.
Jerry Blackburn. OF Pond Creek
near Williamson, arrived here last
Sunday for visit TO his daughter
Mrs. Charles Bentley, on Theater st.
Ben George, OF East Point, spent las
Friday at Pikeville.
o. NJ. See, OF Louisa, passed through
this city last Friday on his way up the
river.
George, the little son of DR., and Mrs
NJ. d. McClelland, OF the Presbyterian
several days of this week as the CUES
of Thos. Harmon, Jr., and others.
Rudolph Bentley returned recent,
from long visit to Fort Pierce, Fla.
Mr.. Jere Blackburn, of Pond Creek
was here as the guest Of his daughter
Mrs. Chas. w. Bentley, on Theate
street, Sunday and Monday.
A. b. Cox, w Scott Whit and C. w
Canton, of Williamson, were here dur
ing the early part OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Burke ant
daughter Ruth returned last Saturda.
from short visit to relatives at Hunt
ington.
B. ]. Chaffin and c. r. Vinson, o
Louisa were here stopping at tn
Pike hotel last Monday.
Hon, Mont Clarke, wealthy farme
of Honaker, Va. and his attractiv
daughter, Miss Ethel, who have bee
here as the guests of Prof. and Mrs. I
L
on Main street, left Tuesday on thei
way home to Virginia, but will stop a
Huntington en- route to hear the ser
mon OF Rev. W. A. Sunday next Sun
day morning.
b. C. Tynes, prominent attorney {
Hazard, KY, and representive {
Kountz Bros, bankers Of New Yorl
who own large tracts Of coal land 1
this section, was in town Tuesday. NJ
, Tynes has been urged by his friends I
accept the nomination on the demo
t cratic ticket in this district for Con
> gress to oppose Hon. John w. Lang
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Hays, also {
: Hazard, were in town Tuesday stoI
: ping at the Pike hotel.
!. Roy s. Cunningham, representa-
: the Kentland Coal & Coke Co, arr,
ed here Tuesday night from Frank
fort.
Attorney W. T. Cain and son, {
Louisa, were here for a few days look
ing after legal business during tn
: early part of the week.
Rudolph Bentley has returned
: Pikeville from an extended visit
: Fort Pierce, Fla.
Mrs. p. A. Hoskins, of Germantown
KY, is the guest of her sons, jaime
and H. NJ. Hoskins, at their home o
Kentucky avenue.
, Sam Saad returned Tuesday nigf
5 from business visit to Ashland.
, Mrs, John w. Call and daughte
;, Mrs. Chester w. Brown, have returne
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