The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-11-22

but was so badly injured that ne uleu
soon after reaching there. @
The remains were brought back to
Messy Bottom Sunday, funeral oc-
Cured there Monday afternoon.
He was a native of Dickinson coun-
ty, Va, and leaves a wife and two
small children. -.f
Moved to Huntington.
Mr. James D. Francis moved to
Huntington, w Va. Pikeville regrets
to lose this excellent family, and wish
es for them the very best of success.
Mr.. Hi Pauley bought Mr.. Francis
beautiful horne on Scott avenue and
will move to it in the very near fu-
turs .=i ~
To Go Overseas
Mrs. Pearl DeMane received a tel
esram from her husband. Lieutenant
Demane, Monday morning stating that
he was on his way from camp in Utah
to Camp Upton, n. Y, and would
shortly sail overseas. Mr.. Demane
laft this city Monday afternoon for
Camp Upton, she will be absent from
Pikeville several days and Miss La
yonne Honaker has charge of the va
rsety store during her absence.
Visits Relatives.
Rudolph Charles with tho U. 8, Ar
nay, ws the guest of his relatives, Mr..
ana Mrs Zach justice. He was en-
route from Norfolk to Big Rock. Va,
for a few days.
Eron, otiisa ,.'
VIM. Remmele, we'll known travelling
salesman of Louisa, was a business
visitor in this city Friday.
Visited in Virginia.
Mss Kate Miller popular teacher in
Pfkevflle high and graded school has
returned from a several Gays visit
with her mother at Wythevilla
Returning Home
Mr.. ]. L. Damron who has been
here the guest of her brother, Dock
Damron, and other relatives left for
kis home at Messy Rock. Wash. This
in the first time Mr.. Damron has been
here in fifteen years. His many friends
wore glad to SEQ him.
Mics Campbell Hero.
Miss Puma Campbell who is taking
q course in nursing at KanaWha VAL
ley Hospital at Charleston w. Va, is
snanding several days in this city the
guest of Mr.. ana Mrs. L. c. Smith
Lieut.. Preston Here.
Lieut.. Preston who has been at Hell
Ser for the past several days taking
care OF several Influenza patients
mere was here Tuesday enroute to
camp Greenlsaf. Ga, where he is CON
macted with tho medical corps. Tho
vAr being over he will probably re-
tHrn to HELLER to continue the prae-
tAos Of his profession.
called To Jenkins.
Mr. and Mrs Can Combs OF Logan,
". Va, wore the guests Of r. N. Rid
Gse and family here Monday. They
were enroute to Jenkins having been
called to that place by the dsAth Of a
relative.
oAIId Dies.
Sarah Katherine the infant daughter
IT Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Williams. Of
Nigh, cleo M0n0Ay OF pueunonlA VnS
aamains were brought to Pikeville
FUNERAL ane burial took place here
wednesday,
DsildIns Home
j. X. Thornbury, who reaently sold
Ms property on Second street, 10 pre-
Earring to build on Auxier ave, near
Mr.. Auxier 1t is believed that Mr.. Par
hse will build on the lot he bought
AaDm fhornbury.
LETTER FRom oi5RRM
y River. Siberia.
Sept. g. 1918.
Nm. VIM Riley,
Cedmus, KY.
Dear Father:
will try to write you few lines TO
lat you know where am. LEFT Ma
mia, P. l.. the 18th OF August and am
now in Siberia. I have been on the
move ever since arrived here and ov-
erything is hard. I am seeing a hard
time but am in good health and am
Mghting for my country ana my dear
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