The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-29

amothered to death while in bed Sat
urday morning on account OF the bed
clothing getting over its face. The flu
neral services were held Sunday.
C. w. Reynolds, 22, West Hamlin,
w. Va. and Miss Lora Stanley, II.
Louisa, Ky, were married in Catletts-
burg a few days ago.
Russell. Ky.-More than 200 persons
were compelled to spend part OF Sat
urday night and Sunday morning on
board the c. q o. ferry that phys be-
tween Ironton and Russell. on account
OF the dense fog that covered the nv
err. The boat attempted to make the
trip at near the midnight hour. with a
boatload OF Apple Show visitors but
became lost In the fog and was com
PEELED to tie up far down the river The
crowd was a jolly one though and de-
spite the cool weather they made the
best OF a bad situation and Sunday
were recounting stories OF their adven-
ture,-Times. Nla
William Cooksey. OF Kenoya, who for
several years very successfully con-
Quoted a department store in Grayson
has rented one OF the rooms in the
new Meade building on Winchester av.
and will occupy the same with large
department store as soon as the build
ing is ready for occupancy, which will
be about the first OF March.
John C. c. Mayos widow, now Mrs.
s. c. Fetter: John T.. Buckingham, of
Paintsville, and John +. Hager, ]. w.
NJ. Stewart and A. NJ. Kelley. OF Ash
land, have Incorporated the Mrs. John
c. c, Mayo Company, OF Ashland with
a capital stock or 100000, to develop
mineral. oil and timber property. Mrs.
Fetter owns 5,9SS shares and the 9TH
ers three shares each.
Frankfort, KY. Sept. 22.-F1nes OF
800 each and fifty days imprison-
ment in the cases of Joe Combs and
Farmer Couch, and four days In the
case OF Price Combs, from Perry coun-
", charged with having liquor for sale,
were affirmed by the Court of Appeals.
Nopcit iitilTy, aColOTeu aged Il years,
was killed Thursday while at work in
Mine No. 7, on Pond creek Henry was
sitting on the bumper Of mine motor
when he fell of and was rolled to death
by one OF the cars His neck, both legs
and one arm were broken.
The Ashland Independent says:-Mr.
and Mrs. Lucian Wilson, OF Cincinnati,
are receiving congratulations both at
home and at n distance--the reason for
this is the arrival OF handsome young
man at their home who Is already a
favorite with the young ladies. He ia
not so large--only weighs nine pounds
but Is robust and strong, with lusty
voice and bids fair to weigh in some
years from now Just as much as his
dignifed and brilliant grandfather, the
Hon John Franklin Hager. who was
very proud when he received the wire
bearing the glad news of his arrival.
This In the second little one to arrive
In that household. the other being a
little daughter named Rath-
crime Roger Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
have named their new son Lucian wul
son. Jr.
o. II
Mrs. Tina Emmons tnee Evans,) who
was once teacher in the Rowan conn
ty schools. was stricken at her home
at Plummers Landing last week with
a brain disease and is In precarious
condition. She attempted to take her
own life by jumping into well but
was prevented by her husband. Her
recovery Is doubtful
o.
Morehead Mountaineer:-Mrs. b. F. |
vansant and Mrs. Mollie Hudgins were
In Olive Hin Wednesday where they
wont to see DR.. Cecil Hudgins. broth
Or to Mrs. vansant who 10 suffering