The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-01-07
PERSONAL MENTION.

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| G. b. Carter was here from Paints
vile Wednesday,
Joe d. Preston, OF Richardson, paid
the NEWS call Monday.
A, II. Nunley Of Hewlett, KY. visited
the NEWS Office Wednesday.
Miss Althea silvers has returned to
Midway, KY, to re-enter school
Earl Justice has been visiting Mr.,
and Mrs. Guy Atkinson in Paintsville.
Miss Mae stafford. OF Paintsville,
was here Monday en- route to Virginia.
Mrs. Dorcas Snyder is the guest OF
the family of her son, Augustus Sny-
der
j. l.. Richmond made business trip
to Cincinnati and Indianapolis his
week.
Mrs. Richard CARED has returned to
Louisa after an extended visit to Lex
ington.
Mr.. j. b. Rigdon. of Queens Ridge,
Wayne CO., paid the NEWS office call
Tuesday.
Rev Lafayette Walters, OF Wilbur.
was the guest OF his son, DR.. Walters,
this week.
Nell Il. Coniey left Monday for Lex
ington. where he is a student at State
University.
Mr. Guerin, OF the U. s. Engineer Of
flee returned Monday from visit to
GAINESVILLE, o.
Mrs Charles Bartels, formerly OF
Torchlight, but now OF Princess. was
here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. t. w. Shank have re-
turned from holiday visit to Russell
and Huntington.
Attorneys s. S. willis, p, X. Malin,
]. r. Stewart and c. B. Wheeler were
in Louisa Monday.
Mrs. C. b. Ross was called to Jenk
lns last week by the illness OF her aunt.
Mrs. Dan Blankenship.
Prof. J. r. johnson and son vinson,
OF Richmond, KY. were guests OF Mrs.
cara johnson last week.
Mrs. w. w. Mason and son Arthur
Sheriff., returned Sunday to Woodman.
KY, after visit to Mr.. and Mrs J. w.
Yates,
Miss Alice Smith returned Sunday
from Cinciannti and Richmond, KY,
where she spent the holidays with rel
atives,
Miss Nora Conley, teacher in the
Catlettsburg city schools, has resumed
her duties after passing the holidays
In Louisa
Mrs. j. U. Jolliff arrived Thursday
evening from Weston, w. Va, for
visit to her sister, Miss Matilda Wal
lace. and other Louisa relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. r. Alexander and
daughter, Miss Helen. returned Thurs
day from Gallopolis, o.. where they
passed the holidays.
Jack Crutcher and Victor Muncey
passed a couple of days of the holiday
season in Catlettsburg, guests OF Rev.
and Mrs. b. NJ. Keith.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred. Hornberger. of
Ironton, spent the New Year season
Mrs. Forrest Summons,
Miss Sarah Williamson and Miss
Lovonne Honaker, OF Pikeville. are Wis
iting their relatives Mr., and Mrs H.
NJ. Hatfield, of this city.
Mrs. T.. w. Richard, who had been
the guest of Mrs. w. d. Pierce, was
called to her home in Portsmouth Fri
day by illness of her husband.
Otto Gartin left Monday for Chicago,
where he will remain few days with
relatives. He will then take the road
for a rubber goods house, with head
quarters in st. Louis,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Moore returned
Saturday from four months visit to
their children. They were accompanied
by Miss Willie Belle Cole and her
brother, Fred Fred will attend the X.
N. c.
After spending the holidays with her
parents Mr., and Mrs. l.. Lester, and
visiting friends at Gallup, Miss Eliza
beth Lester left Sunday for Mayslick,
Masonrco., where she is popular
teacher in the schools.
Virgil McEldowney returned Sunday
to Barboursville, w. Va, where he is a
student at Morris Harvey College. He
had passed pleasant holiday vacation
with the family of his father and moth
er, Rev and Mrs. l.. e. McEldowney.
Miss Eliza Pierce left Monday for
Cincinnati, where she is a student at
the Ursuline Academy. She was ac-
companied by her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. w D. Pierce, who were en- route
to Tampa. Fla where they win remain
several weeks.
HATTIE AND DENNIS.