The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-04-10
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

j. r. Johnson, who Is undergoing
treatment at DR.. Pope's Sanatorium
in Louisville. is now considerably
better, and hopes are held for his
final recovery, although only few
weeks ago his physicians feared
that his life could not be saved
]. w. Wallace, of Elkhorn city
was in town for few days last
week.
r. p. Bartlett, of Richardson, Ky.
was business caller here last Sat-
urday.
The Imp Theatre has adopted its
old plan again of putting on five
reels of Saturday evenings instead
of three.
Mrs. John f, Butler and Mrs.
Huffman, who have been spending
the past two months at Hot Springs,
returned to their homes at Pikeyille
last week. They greatly enjoyed
their stay at the famous resort.
J. A Sanders, formerly purchas-
ing and sales agent and stockholder
in the Big Sandy Spoke. Co., who
left with his family several weeks
ago intending to move TO North
Carolina, will locate in Nashville,
Tenn, instead. They are now the
guests of friends at Quincy, Ky.,for
few days before moving to their
new home in Nashville.
Mrs. Earl Mattingly and infant
son returned last Saturday from a
visit of several weeks with friends
at Somerset, Ky.
d. Boone Ramsey, manager OF the
Trivette Grocery Co., paid brief
Wits to the mouth of Shelby last
Saturday.
DR.. A. s. Reece and Mrs. Reece
are now occupying their pretty new
home recently built on Scott avenue
in West Pikeville.
Rev. o. F. Williams, OF Ashland,
presiding elder of the NJ, + Church
South, preached at the Southern
church here last Sunday morning
and evening.
Fred Stone, OF Coal Run. was in
town last Saturday.
l.. l.. Stone. manager of the San
dy Valley Light & Power Co., is
building handsome 2-story frame
dwelling on the lot which he recent
ly purchased of w. X. Steele at
corner of Scott avenue and Third
street. When finished, this will be
one of the finest homes in Pike
vile.
j. j. johnson, of Baltimore. for
merly a resident of Pikeville. ar
rived here last Saturday night.
NJ. A. Dunlap, engineer for the
Consolidation Coal Co., of jenkins.
was in town during the early part
of the week.
Attorney j.. S. Cline has been suf-
fering from neuralgia in the head
for several days.
Considerable building is now go
ing on in West Pikeville, and the
usual summer building boom will
on within the next few weeks.
Rev Daniels, pastor of the Church
Of Christ, has been victim of
for a number of days, and
on this account was unable to preac
at his church last Sunday. But he
Is now able to be out again.
j. W. NJ. Stewart. Ashland CAPT
.alist, has been in Pikeville sever
al days recently Mr.. Stewart and
]. j. Johnson left for Ashland by
The afternoon train last Tuesday.
Many bad arms are the result Of
vaccinations during the recent small
pox scare. Roy Keels case was per-
haps the most dangerous of these.
But all of them are now improving,
and they will recover without ser
ous trouble.
Police Court was in session last
with Judge Robt. l.. Miller
On the bench; also the Quarterly
Court, with Judge IL. H. Stallard
presiding.
Roy Coleman, OF Carmen, Ky,
was in town Tuesday.
Frank Stafford, Mr.. Gerlach and
Tom Lauhorn, all of Catlettsburg
Ind Ashland, were here visiting the
9ikeville merchants during the ear
y part of the week.
w. H. Daugherty, attorney of
Jnntwood, Va, was in town on his
way to Catlettsburg Tuesday.
Newton Keathley has been down
With tonsilitis for several days, but
s now better.
DR.. l.. II. York of Louisa, arriy-
ID here by the noon train Wednes-
lay.
Il. o. Young, building contractor
4 Ashland, is here looking after
uilding interests.
George B. Clay, shoe manufactur-