The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-05-18

O. B. Carey came from Lexington
Monday for short visit to his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Vim, Carey.
Master Foster Queen. of Van Lear,
accompanied Miss Merle Rife to Lou
lisa for a visit to relatives.
Mr.. T. J. smith. Of whitepost. was a
visitor In Louisa Thursday. His daugh-
ter Is attending school here.
Misses Julia Snyder, Opal Spencer
and Clara Bromley were shopping In
Huntington. w. Va, Monday,
Miss Marie Roberts and sister, Lu-
ciie OF Cadmus, were guests OF Miss
Elizabeth Woods last Friday.
Misses Lois and Virginia stringfel-
low were in from Busseyville Saturday
visiting Miss Dorothy Spencer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned g Branhani, Of
Pikeville were visiting Lawrence eBln-
ity relatives the first OF the week.
@. B. Roberts arrived from Lexing-
ton Sunday evening for visit to home
folks before going to Welch, w. Va.
Mr.. e. w. Chambers, OF Hulette. was
In Louisa "Wednesday on his way to
Virginia for visit 70 his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Qtieen and
children. Miss Clara and Paul. have re
turned from a visit in Catlettsbure.
Milton Summons accompanied his
brother Forrest Summons. to his home
in, Portsmouth. o.. Sunday for Q visit
Mrs. King. OF Parkersburg. West Va.
and. Mrs. Jennings. of Pollard. were
quests this week Of Mrs. George Keggs.
Prison Commissioner F.. T. Hatcher
passed through Louisa Sunday. return
ing to his home in Pilteville from Frank
Mrs. F. L. Stewart and daughter.
Miss Vivian Hays. were visitors In
Huntington and Ashland the first OF the
week.
Miss DoIIIe Peters. Of Charleston. w.
Va, was the guest Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs J. B. Peters last Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Hunt and children. of Hurley
w. have moved to Louisa and arc
occupying the Forrest Summons resi-
dence.
Miss Dleafl Rifle. who has been teach
inn at Van lear, went to Huntington,
WI Va, Tuesday and returned to Lou
isa on Wednesday
After spending several weeks with
relatives in Catiettsburg and Ceredo.
w. Va. Miss Edith Marcum returned
to Louisa Last Sunday M
Mrs. H. r. ALEXANDER and daughter,
Miss Helen. are visiting relatives In
o. Mrs. AIexander's moth
er has been quite sick
DR.. G. T. Conley, Of Williamson. w.
va, has Joined his family here for a
visit to the families of p. II. VauEtAn
and Mrs. Jennie Cculey, 60
Mrs. d. J.. Burchett andsson. Wayne
Carey. and Mira. G. r. vinson went to
Huntington. w. Va. Monday for a visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Ratcliff.
Misses Daisy and clifford Wilson
have gone to Ashland for few weeks
visit, and from there will go to Miss
Ciifford's home near Charleston. w. Va,
Paul. Pearly and Junior Copley. John
Mcneil and Frank Luther motored up
Nd tEa
day with Louisa and East Fork friends
DR.. w. B. Mcclure was here from
Lexington Friday and Saturday to see
his mother and other relatives. While
here he operated on Miss Dorothy
Wood and Morton Short for adenoids
and diseased tonsils.
Prof. G. M. Mcclure, of Dauville, ar
rived in Louisa Wednesday evening to
see his mother, Mrs Martha Mcclure.
He had accompanied a number of stu
dents from the State Institute for the
Deaf.
Mrs l.. V. Gaines, of Fallsburg, was
in Louisa Friday shopping, for the first
time since last September She called
at the NEWS Office and left a new sub
scriber, as usual. Mrs. Gaines says she
could not keep house without the Big
Sandy News.
L. d. Boggs, of Potter, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jackson. OF Ashland, were guests
on Tuesday of Mrs. /. g. Wilson. Mrs.
jackson is remembered here as Miss
Hester Roggs. Mr.. and Mrs. jackson
have been living in Detroit, Mich, and
are moving to Ashland.
Mrs. r X. Ranghorne left last Friday
for her home at Manteo, Va, after
spending the winter with her parents,
Rev. and Mrs. s. f. Reynolds. From
Huntington she was accompanied by
her niece Miss Lucy crutcher and
Mrs, J. d, Briggs, who win spend some
time with her.