The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-07-13

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Queen, daugh
ter. Miss Clara and son, Paul, visite,
relatives in catlettsburg last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Miller have a
their guests their sister-in- law, Mrs.
Miller and daughter. Of Columbus, o.
Mrs. Belle York was called from Cat
lettsburg to Fallsburg by the seriou
illness Of her brother. G. w. Norris.
Mr.. r. T. Burns and granddaughter
Caroline Burns. went last week L
Tram, Floyd-co., for visit to relatives
Mr.. C. w. Ferguson and Misses LII.
Ian and Lucille Ferguson, OF Wayne
w. Va. were visitors In Louisa Sun
day.
Miss Frances Burgess, OF Hunting
ten, w. Va. was the guest the first OF
the week OF her brother. DR.. T. u. Bur-
CESS.
| Misses Marie Holt and Jock and
Imogene See, OF Waibridge wore guest,
last week OF Mrs. Chas. Haws in Ash
land.
| Mrs q, C. Swetnam and Willie SWEET
nam OF Wilbur. motored to Louisa
Thursday and visited relatives and
| friends
Mrs A N Hughes and daughter,
Miss Ellen, returned Wednesday from
few days yisi: to Huntington anc
Ashland relatives
Mrs G. B. Roberts and children ana
Mrs. j. L. Carey and daughter return
ed Monday from weeks visit to Rod .
erfield. West Va.
Misses Sue Bromley and Lou Chat
fin have returned from pleasant visit
to Mrs. G. w McAlpin in Florence,
Ind.
Mrs, Paul Gault and son. Chas. Al =
len Gault, of Logan, w. Va arrived
last Saturday for visit to VIM Rem
rnele and family.
Mrs Hum and children, WHO had
been guests of her sister, Mrs. G. NJ.
Guerin, left last Saturday for their
home in Chillicotle, ..
Messrs. Edward Ria, Otto Crawford
and Carl Gehrling. Of Ironton. o., mo
tored to Louisa Sunday and spent a
few hours with friends,
Mrs. W. W. Mason and son, Arthur
Sheriff.. who have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. j. W. Yates, expect to leave
Saturday for Detroit. Mich.
Miss Ada and Hazel Daniels, OF
Welch, w. Va, are guests OF Mrs NJ.
n. Johns. their aunt, at Louisa They
are daughters OF DR.. Daniels.
Mrs J. B. Crutcher and daughter,
Emily. returned Monday from Hunt
ington where they had spent few
days as guests OF Mrs. John Alley.
Mrs S. ]. Justice and sons, Earl and
Arthur. returned from Huntington Mon
day where they had been guests OF Mr.
and Mrs Guy Atkinson few days.
Misses Lou Chaffln, Elizabeth Con-
ley Helen Vinson, Viviar Hays and
kiEEie Eurns are spending the week.
end with Miss Marie Roberts at Cad.
mus.
Willie Swetnam came in from Blaine
and was accompanied homo by his cou-.
sin. Miss Ruhanna Dixon, OF Hunting
ton. w. Va, who will spend few days
there.
Afr, and Mrs. Albert ElkinR returned
to their home In Portsmouth Thurs
day after visit to relatives near Lou
lisa. Mrs. Elkins is the daughter OF
J ohm H. Thompson.
Mrs j g. May passed through Lou
lisa Wednesday returning from a visit
in Paintsville to her home at Stone,
KY She is remembered here as Miss
Jennie Spradlin.
Mrs. Julia Bartram. of Fort Gay, AMI
Mrs. Mary Conley left tfis morninG for
Kise STATEN where they were called
By the serious illness OF their brother,
Mr. John +. Burgess.
Mrs. Arnie Copley and daughter, Of
Shoals, w, Va, were here last week
visiting her brother, Thos. Luther. They
went on to Crum w Va, for a visit to
VIM, Queen and family.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Turner and children, EN-
lily Cornelia, John and Phoebe Louise.
and Miss Hernia Northup went to Gal
lup last Friday to spend week at the
home of Mrs, G. w. Owens.
Walter Clayton, operator working
nights at Lockwood, jumped from a
moving train Friday with the usual re-
snlt-a badly damaged face and head
Nothing serious but a narrow escape.
Misses Ruhama Dixon, of Hunting
ton, W. Va, ard Miss Rebecca CARED
we're down from Kise Friday. Miss Dix.
on is the daughter of Ben Dixon, who
lived in Louisa several years ago. She
is visiting at Kise
Rev and Mrs. F. F. Shannon and
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Shannon expect
to visit In Huntington, w. Va, the lat
ter part of next week and from there
Rev. Shannon and family will go &c
Logan, W. Va, for few days.
Miss May Leslie, who had been spend
ing her vacation at the home of her pa
rents Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Il. Leslie, in
I3urkevire. Va, was in Louisa last Fri
day on her way TO Pike CO., where she
win teach in the school at Gulnare. She
is one of the most successful teachers
in the State.
Prof. George Mcclure, of Danville