The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-06-19
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
At a meeting of the committees man
aging the project of building two new
school buildings in Pikevilie, one Tor
the city graded school and the other
for the county high school, IT was de-
cided last week to consolidate the
building funds and erect one building
on the lot recently purchased of Ropt.
Walker by the city committee, ana
upon this ground modern and well
equipped school building to cost APP
proximately $4,000 will be built to
serve for both the city and the county.
Miss Myrtle Byrd, who has been
with the Kate ID. Hatcher millinery
establishment here for several months,
left last week for her home in New
Decatur, Alabama.
Circuit Court has continued In ses-
sion this week. There will be one more
week of court.
Judge H. II. Stallard of the County
Court returned last Saturday night
from a business visit to Cincinnati.
lobe Wiseman is spending this and
next week In Johnson county on bust
ness.
d.
Donald spent last Saturday and sun
day in Ashland and Catlettsburg as
the guests of relatives. Mr.. Walker
joined them Sunday.
Attorney j. r. johnson. who has
been laid up with fever for several
months, is now able to be down town
occasionally in his roller chair.
Durand T. Keel paid brief business
visit to the forks OF the river last
week.
James Hatcher will soon have his
new cold storage plant on Second
street completed, The engines are
new being put In. ~ --
]. C. Phelps left last Tuesday after
noon for his farm in Russell county
Virginia, near the city OF Abingdon
He will spend a few weeks of the hot
weather on the farm.
| NJ L. Senter. Police Judge Of Elk
horn City, was here on an official visit
during the early part of the week.
| E. II. McGugin, plumber and electric
ian of Ravenswood, w. Va, has beer
| in Pikeville for several days this week
Mr. McGugin has done considerable
professional work in the Sandy valley
| C. C. Woodson and Howard L. Bur.
pc, of Jenkins, were in Pikeville last
Monday. Mr. Burpo is a foreman oi
engines on the B, & o.
Miss Mary Alice Marrs left in com.
pany with her uncle, Grover Mars
for winchester. last Sunday morning
where she will spend few days will
her grandparents, Judge and Mrs. ]
p. Marrs. The Judge has been in thi,
city, which was his former home, FOL
several days, but returned to his farm
at Winchester last Wednesday morn.
ing.
DR.. f. c. Edgar went to Jenkins OF
La professional visit last Wednesda,
morning.
d. NJ. Howerton, city attorney o
Catlettsburg, was the guest Of John NJ
Hatcher at his home on College stree
last Monday.
James Hatcher will soon have hi
cold storage plant on Second stree
finished. Mr. Mattingly Is now en-
gagged in setting the boiler and engines
in place. At future date Mr., Hatchei
expects to conduct dairy and deliv
cry for the Pikeville trade; and b,
utilizing his farm at Ivel, KY, for thi
purpose, he may also be able to suppl,
Prestonsburg and intermediate towns
Mrs. F. A. Engler left last Saturda,
for her farm near Fort Pierce, Fla
Mr.. Engler has recently purchased ,
fine tract OF land in the fruit growinJ
section of that state. and this will b,
their future home. Mr. Will Ross ac
companied Mrs. Engler to Huntington
where she left via Richmond, Va 70
Florida.
1 Miss Stella Ferguson and her moth
err, Mrs. Myers, of Ashland, were tn,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs George Pinsor
last Saturday. They had Just come I,
Pikeville from visit to relatives a
HELLER.
Rev. NJ. d. McClelland, Of Jenkins
pastor of the Presbyterian Church o
that city, and formerly pastor of tn,
Presbyterian Church OF Pikeville, wa,
here last Saturday the guest OF Mr.
and Mrs. 7. II. Hartman and family or
the Heights.
John w. Kerr, of Regina, a former
citizen of Pikeville, whom we were
very sorry to lose last fall was ir
town looking after business matters
last Monday. Mr.. Kerr is now a fire.
quent visitor to Pikeville, but says he
loves the country. THAT is the life
Miss Julia Becraft and John Eng
land, both OF Regina, KY. were quietly
married at the Damron hotel Wednes-
day, Rev. Wade Rowe officiating. They
will return to Regina, where they will
make their home.
Lucien S. Johnson, OF Louisa, was
here Wednesday stopping at the Pike
hotel.
Geo w. Hackney is spending few
days OF this week at Mouth OF Card
on business.
| Mrs. j. r. Davis, of Paintsville, was
here for a few days Of this week.
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