The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-08-14
AND PERSONAL.

Miss Jenna Justice, of CatlettsburE,
arrived at Pikeville Monday en- route
to her former home at Fish Trap,
where she win visit her grandparents
for few days.
John NJ. Hatcher is spending the
week in the country taking dispositions
w. p. McVay, of Prestonsburg, ar
rived here last Monday for short
business call to this city.
The fall term at Pikeville College
will open Tuesday, Sept. LIST, accord
ing to announcement recently made by
!. p. Whitehead, the President. Owing
To the fact that there will be no school
at the city public school until the new
building can be completed. the college
will be crowded almost to the limit OF
Its capacity but extra facilities will
be added. and the unusually large
number that will attend will be taken
care of.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Parke and little daugh-
| ter, Mildred, of Huntington, W. Va
who were the guests of Mrs. Parke
sister, Mrs. E. l.. Burke, and famlN
| last week. returned home SATURDAY
after having been delightfully."- enter
tanned by Mrs. Burke, Mrs M. z. Ma
gruder and other friends.
| Chester Watkins, of Ashland, Tor
merly of this city, came up last week
| for a visit to friends.
c. C. Wheeler and X. b. Williams, oil
1 Paintsville, were in this city during the
Halter part of last week.
| Mrs James Bates, of Crowder City
Okla. formerly of Grundy, Va, passed
through Pikeville with her children
last Thursday en- route to Grumpy &c
/ visit her former home
A. p. Childress, postmaster at Look
out, attended meeting of the Masonic
Lodge at Pikeville last week.
Attorneys j. S. Cline and A. l.. Rat
Tiff went to the Forks of the river last
Friday to take dispositions. Miss Verna
Childress accompanied them as stem
ographer.
ID. w. Dunn and w. H. Stafford, OF
Catlettsburg, have been business call
ers to Pikeville for several days.
Attorney Thos. II. Hartman returned
last Friday from Ashland.
Il Joe Neikirk, who has spent the past
three weeks at Lexington, Frankfort
louisville and other Kentucky cities
lreturned last week.
Judge j. NJ. Robertson, of the PIKE
Circuit Court, and Robt. L. Miller
Police Judge of the City Of Pikeville
went to Whitesburg last Saturday
where Judge Robertson convened this
Letcher Circuit Court last Monday
morning. They were accompanied az
far as jenkins by Everett Stewards.
Attorney S. M. Cecil went to Cat
lettsbhrg on professional business las
: Saturday.
Miss Lucille Lawson, of Williamson
I w. Va, has been the guest OF mel
uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. Ton
! Williamson, and family at their hom'
on Third street for several days. Pike
Vile was Miss Lawson's former home
Capt f. f. Freese, of Louisa, hai
been in our city for several days o
: this week and last as business caller
While here Capt. Freese has beef
stopping at the Pike hotel
c. B. Rice, of Paintsville, spent Sun
day in Pikeville.
on account OF the sickness OF hi
: mother, James Renfro was called t
2 his former home in Louisville las
! week Mrs. Renfro is now better.
Miss Roberta Sandusky arrived her
, from Lexington last Monday evening
? for a visit of few weeks to Mrs. A
e. Auxier. Miss Sandusky was for
: merly teacher and member of tn
5 faculty of Pkieville College, and she !
a now engaged in conducting classes Il
Domestic Science and Plain SEWN
for little folks at the Presbyterian
Church.
I, Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Bales returne
i last Monday evening from n visit @
: several weeks TO relatives and friend
e at Honaker, Russell county, Virginia.
e r. d. oppenhelmer, Of Paintsvill'
: was here Monday.
Y Mrs. Cornett, who formerly lived !
h West Pikeville, has recently been az
{ pointed matron Of the dormitory I
: one Of the colleges OF Charleston, "