The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-08

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Rev. l.. NJ. Copley was in Hunting
ton Tuesday.
Miss Jet o'Neal has returned from a
visit in Ceredo, w. Va.
Dana o'Neal was in Ashland and
other down river points Monday.
| viii Gains, Fred Dixon and Mike
Conley were in Catlettsburg Tuesday.
Mr.. ]. H. Preston has been visiting
the family Of Lafe Hays and other rel
atives at Charley
Claude Burton expects to leave soon
for Baltimore, Md, where he will en-
ter a medical school.
DR.. Milton Clayton has returned
from Columbus, Ohio, and will leave
soon for Louisville where he is q stu
dent in medical college.
Mrs. Jas Bromley and children have
returned to their homo in Huntinsto
w. Va, after spending several weeks
with Rev. and Mrs. S. +. Reynolds.
Miss Clara Bromley returned last
Friday from visit to friends near
Wayne, West Va She was called home
by the illness OF Leonidas Bromley.
I'D wellman and Ed Spencer were
among the Louisa people who were in
Ashland Wednesday night and saw the
picture show The Birth of a Nation"
A ,ria a. oic Mrs Gan
Schmauch, in Huntington, w. Va. Mrs.
VIM. Justice returned home, bringing
with her two of Mrs. Schmauch's chill
dren.
Miss Dollie Peters, who has been
the guest OF Mrs. Besse Reid Spencer
for a few days. has returned to her
home at Charleston<-Logan Demo-
crat
Mr.. and Mrs G. b. Roberts and chill
dren left Sunday for Maysyille where
Mr.. Roberts is in charge of some work
for the Carey Reed Contract company
of Lexington.
Mrs. Margaret Bird and children.
Katharine and Billy, left last Satur-
day for their home in Ann Arbor, Mich.
after spending the summer with her
sister, Miss Hannah o'Brien.
]. NJ. vanderpool, OF Lakeville, Ma
coffin CO., was in Louisa few days
ago. Mr.. Vanderpool was former
Louisa student and is new teaching at
Radnor, w. Va.
Mrs. L. S. Johnson, Mr.. Sam john
son, Miss Rachel Johnson and Master
"R. t." johnson left last Thursday for
their home in Frankfort after a visit
OF several weeks to Mr.. r. T. Burns
and family.
Haskell Lee left Tuesday for johnson
Bible school at Kimberline Heights,
Tenn. He will stop in Cincinnati
few days to visit his mother and fam
lily. Haskell is preparing himself for
the ministry.
Rev. Henry Clay was the guest of
Mrs. Josie Clay and family last FRI
day and was accompanied to his home
in PIT. Pleasant, w. Va, by his niece,
Miss Lorraine Clay, who will attend
school there this year.
Rev. L. r. McEldowney left Tuesday
for Charleston. W. Va, to attend the
annual conference of the M. +. Church,
South. He was accompanied by his wife
and sons who will be the guests of
Charleston friends this week.
Miss Kathleen I4ackey, afttr spend
ing several weeks with her mother,
Mrs. Hannah Lackey, went Sunday to
Cincinnati where she is taking course
as trained nurse in a hospital Her
sister, Miss Margaret, accompanied her
and will be the guest of Cincinnati rel
atives.
Mrs. Blankenship left last Saturday
for Huntington, W. Va, accompanied
by her daughter Mrs. VIM. Justice.
She was Joined there by another daugh-
ter, Mrs. ]. +. Stump and with her went
to Virginia for few days visit. She
will then go with Mrs. Stump to Lo-
gan, w. Va, and spend some time with
her,
Mrs. f. l.. Moses and children Billy
Nc and Emma Woodruff, expect to
leave Friday morning for Louisville
where they win spend several weeks
with relatives. They will go later to
Birmingham, Alabama, for a visit. They
will be accompanied to Louisville by
Mrs. Mary Moses. who win so on to her
home in Birmingham.
Apperson Lodge No. 1876, i, 4 A. NJ,
win meet in regular session Monday,