The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-09-17

ed to the pastorate at Haydenyille, o..
DR.. Ira Wellman went to Louisville
Monday. He expects to return Satur-
day.
Prof. George Mcclure OF the Ken
lucky School For the Deaf. was here
this week.
Miss Lucy Holderby, Of Huntington,
is the guest OF her cousin, Mrs. A. M.
Campbell
Miss Hattie Buskirk has returned to
Rockcastle. after a visit to Mrs. Bert
shannon.
DIR. John d. Maynard, of Pond creek.
was here Wednesday on his way to
| Pikeville.
| Mr.. and Mrs Earl Vandale. of Charl-
eston, w. Va. have been in Louisa for
u few days
b. +. Roberts, c. & o. agent at
| Olympia, is visiting lawrence county
relatives.
w. T. Evans returned Sunday from
Ohio, where he had visited relatives
several months.
John b. Farley, of Williamson, w.
| Va, was looking after business matters
here this week,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Skeen left Phurs-
day for Leesburg, Florida, to remain
for some time.
Rowland Horton left Sunday for
Lexington where he will resume his
studies in State University.
Miss Bessie Hewlett, who teaches
school at Oak View, near Fit. Gay, WIS.,
tied home people Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Skeen, of this city,
left Monday for Leesbufg, Fla, where
they will remain for some time.
Ed. Kirk went to Inez Saturday. An
old time foot washing meeting was be-
ing held near that village.
Mat. Rowe, lock keeper at Saltpeter,
| has moved his family TO Louisa. He
retains his place with the service.
Mrs. NJ S. Burns and daughter, Miss
Kizzie. left Tuesday for Cincinnati,
where the latter will enter school
Mrs. Nick Alexiou and children OF
| Alexandria, Va, are visiting her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs, w, F. Wilson
Mrs. Richard CARED, who had been
visiting Lexington relatives for some
time. returned Monday to Louisa.
Miss Jeanette White came down Sum
day from Williamson, w. Va, for a
visit to her mother, Mrs. Katie White.
| Mrs. j. {. Short, of Hargis Branch
left Tuesday for Ashland, where she
win visit her sister, Mrs. w. A. Berry.
MIR, and Mrs, Chas Mcdonald left
| Saturday for Altus, Okla, after an eN-
tended stay with Mr. and Mrs, VIM. Ca
rey
Mr.. Chestnut, OF Greenfield, o., is
| here visiting his mother in law, Mrs.
Rebecca Lewis, and George Lewis and
family.
Mrs. f. h Langhorn, who had been
| visiting her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
Reynolds, has returned to her home in
| Virginia
Miss Belle Vaughan has returned
| from Williamson, w. Va, where she
had been several weeks visiting her
sister, Mrs, G. Il. Conley.
Mrs. L. NJ. Copley, Mrs. Nick Alexiou
and children and Master James Gar
land Wilson were visiting Mrs. VIM.
oBrien, of walbridge, this week.
r. S. Chaffin has been very i'll recent
ly but is somewhat improved, His
daughter, Mrs. j. J. Mcclure, of Torch
light was called here by his Illness,
Paul Klitches, one of the two Greeks,
George and Paul, who kept a restau-
rant in this city several years ago,
was here Monday for short stay.
Mrs. Ella Murray Lawson, of Will
| 10 ThtirG6AV anrntltn
home from Staunton, Va. where she
placed her son in school.
Robert Mckee, who has employment
on the Master Mechanics force at the
dam above Maysville, attended the flu
neral of Earl Wilson Sunday. He re-
turned Monday to his work,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 7. Burns are enjoy
| ing visit from the latter's sister, Mrs.
Julia Perry, whom they had not seen
for forty years. She arrived Monday
J from Eureka Springs, Okla, her pres
| ent home.
Mrs. cynthia Castle has returned
| from Richardson and will spend some
| time with her daughters, Mrs. ID. c.
Spencer and Mrs. j. b. Crutcher. Her
many friends are glad to see her again.
Miss Elizabeth Burgess came down
from Kise Saturday and left over the
N. x w. for South Point where she
will visit She will attend the Apple
Show at Ironton and the Fall Festival
in Huntington before returning home.
Prof. j. b. McClure's son. Paul, who
is visiting in Logan, w. Va, had the
misfortune to lose part of a finger by
having It caught in a lawn mower.
| There were some complications con-
nected with the injury which make 1t
very serious one.