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

Mr.. and Mrs, j. Hardwick have re-
turned home afte ra visit with lronton
relatives
Mrs. Laud Holt recently visited
Portsmouth relatives.
Mrs. Margaret See Stump returned
Thursday from Ashland
Mrs. Chas Haws and SON Russell,
of Ashland recently visited relatives
here.
Miss Kathleen Holt, OF Bussayville,
was the Weekend guest of Miss Ma
RE G. Holt,
Miss Virginia Asche is the slcf n
Miss Vessie Peters,
Miss Marie See has returned. home
from wayne w. Va.
Mrs. Sam. See aecently received a
very interesting et-er from her So'.,
Henry. who is in France. 2 vas
well and enjoying army life
The Walbridge Sunday School has
a service flag with % stars, each star
represents u boy from the $. $. in
service, six of them being over there
anc the remainder in training camps
in u. s. A. Others expect to go
across soon-one is now thought to
be on his way over.
Ralph Terrell has been carrying the
mail on Route as substitute for Mr..
w. w. See. the rural carrier, while
he took his vacation.
Misses Jock and Marie See We're in
Louisa Saturday.
School opened hire Monday after
being closed several weeks on ac-
count of the influenza epidemic.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Chas, York died and was buried in
the See cemetery Wednesday after
noon.
Red Cross workers OF the Banner
Auxiliary are preparing for the Roll
Call campaign and expect TO make
next years work far better than the
past. The workers appreciate the
contributions received from the ladies
Of this and the Rocky Valley commu-
mites.
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RICHARDSON.

on November the 18th God sent his
death angel to visit the homo of Geo.
Hickman and took his loving wife. She
was sick only short time with influ-
enza Just before she fell asleep in
the arms of Jesus she told her friends
of that beautiful city she could see
and that she could see the light OF
a stas shining. Praise God. II was the
Star of Bethlehem that guided the
wise men to the Savior. She leaves
a husband. six small children and Q
host OF friends TO mourn her losh
Weep not. dear friends. for Della. but
be faithful few more days and you
win meet her again.
She had lived a devoted Christian
life since a young girl and WAS n
member OF the missionary Baptist
Church from which she will be greatly
missed But sorrow not Al of those
who have no hope for n We believe
that Jesus died ane arose again sv-
ven so them also which are asleep In
Jesus win God bring With him
Mrs. g. G.
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TWIN BRANCH.

Covey Adams. who has been sick for
some time is no better.
There are several cases of the flu
in our community.
Herbert Diamond and family have
moved from here to Louisa. II.
George Burton is recovering from
the measles.
Miss Martha Adkins who has been
at Grant Roberts for some time, re-
turned home Monday.
Herman Webb, who has had Sc
we're case of influenza. is able to be
out again. i"
Measles is raging on our creek.
. We are sorry ohear of the death
of Ernest Chaffin.
There will be church here next ST.
urday and Sunday.
Henry and Don May made their US
ual call at Billie Clarks last Sunday
Master RUDE Berry and Chester
Webb passed down our creek Sunday
Miss Birdie Jobe has severe case
of measles.
Misses Hattie and Ella Jobe and
Inez Campbell called on Mrs. Millard
Bradley one day last week.
Mrs. Roy Adams visited home folks
one day last week.
Misses Sophia and Minnie Penning-
ton passed down our creek Sunday
Eskel Adams of Camp Goreon, Ga.
is expected home on a furlouBh soon
Miss Birdie Diamond called on Miss
Hester Adkins Monday.
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MATTE.

Willie Borders is very III at this
writing.
Our school, opened again at this
place Monday.
G. v. Ball. Jr.. made a business trip
to Louisa Saturday.
Willie Moore. Willard Thornhill and
Tom Moore of Louisa are spending a
few days at this place.
Mont Wheeler of Blaine passed thru
here Saturday enroute to Louisa
Minnie Moore Bert Ball and Lilt
Moore spent Sunday with Mahala
Moore.
Coda Chiiders took dinner with Mrs.
j. d. Ball Sunday.
Lewis Moore left Saturday for Ash
land.
Dora Young spent Saturday and
Sunday with home folks.
Mrs MolliS Short and son, Cecil
spent Sunday with Mrs. Kate Wilson.
Mrs. b. F. Moore spent Sunday With
Mrs. Jay Moore.
Dewey Moore forgot his leggings and
left them on our creek last Sunday.
Willie Kouns motored down our creek
Sunday afternoon.
Jim Moore OF Meads Branch vas on
our creek Sunday.
Fred shost left recently for Ward,
West Va.
Grandpa Estep passed down our
creek Saturday morning.
Stella Moore spent Sunday with Ida
Moore. MRS. GRUMPY.
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WEB2yILLE.

The death OF 4 .5-nith which oc-
CURED Saturday ever Ng November
10, 1913, at his hon rigs sorrow
To many people in We. VI :, He died
with Influenza and doubts pneumonia.
.lIe was an excellent man an6 was one
OF our leading merchants. Ed was
kind 10 every one and always had
something kind 10 say. II seems hard
10 think OF him being taken in the
prime OF manhood. but God saw fit
to take him and we can only look TO
Him who doeth all things we'll Just
a few minutes before EG died he sang
the chorus of the song, Il some times
think il is almost too good TO be true
that am saved and on my way TO
glory.
His wife. father, mother brother
and sister stood by his bedside doing
everything in their power to stay the
hand of death but tho grim monster
was too strong, His death has brought
great sorrow to his many friends ane
relatives ED is survived by wife,
three children, father, mother ana sew
eral sisters and brothers. il.
The remains were taken TO Tuscola
for interment. We wish to express
our deepest sympathy to the bereaved
family.
Mrs Fanny Webb and daughter at
tended the funeral OF Monroe Webb
at Greenup,
Misses Belva Greene. Elizabeth PEN
nington and son Jimmie, are very i'll
with influenza at this writing,
Very sorry to hear of the death OF
Cecil Lemming. He lis the son Of Isaac
and Eliza Lemming. He will be sadly
missed by all his friends and reh-
tives. ~
Henry Smith and wife of Ashland.
are spending a few days with their
parents here.
Jimmie Smith made a business trip
to Ashland Monday, ~ PANSN.
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LEvrER FRon eIsRRA

Sept. 6, 1918.
m. VIM Riley,
Cedmus, KY.
psar Father:
will try to write YOU few lines to
Int you know where am. I left Ma
MIA. P. l.. the 18th OF August and am
now in Siberia have been on the
move ever since arrived here and ev-
crything is hard am seeing hard
time but / am in good health and am
flghting for my country ana my dear
ones at home. Father would love TO
see you and all of the family and tell
you my experience since last saw
you. am In gooc health and enjoy
ing the hardships of war. / think
the war will end shortly. next year
some time. haven't been paid now
for two months and probably 1t will
be six months moro before win get
paid.
Where is Edward? heard that he
had been called to the colors.
Father, write me. for l am in place
now where can't write every time
want to and paper and envelopes are
scarce.
/ am now sitting on my saddle out
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DONITHON.

on october Path the dcath angel en-
tered our community and took from
Mr.. and Mrs. David wsllman their
Daughter and from Eldon Fields his
wife, Mrs. Fannie Weliman Fields. She
had bean sick for several months.
though towards the last few days she
grew gradually worse until daAth re-
lieved her sufrerings She leaves her
parents sisters. her husband and ons
child. aged one year ana siI months.
Monday evening. November 18th,
Eunice. the three year old daughter of
Mr.. ane Mrs. p. writtenbury was LAID
to rest beside the little sister whom
her parents brought hero for inter-
ment only few s,oFt months ago.
Little Eunice died of pneumonia fol-
lowing influenza. November Is at her
brought the ll.tis one 90 the Hardvick
burial grounds for intsrment
EDWARD Conley 10 out again after
severe attack Of influsnaa-
Mrs.. Ellsworth StansbSnY vaA the
guest OF her sister at Bloakton recent
| ".
J. c. Moore,s family has infiuensA
Master Robert 10 very sick jast now.
Mrs. Mamie Heltsley and little
daughter, Mary arc visiting II the
formers sisters home. hra, Jack Pare
| ley, at Blockton.
Mr.. and Mrs., II. McCiunS passed
down our creek recently.
Mrs. Clara l., Endicote hAa returned
20 the Boothe school
Jason Taylor made q business trip
| IN I<,,iiaa Monday
Rebecea Tyree visited homo folks
| Saturday to Monday. She wns ac-
| eompanied by little Miss Curry.
Gwinn Chapman an6 Arthur wal
lace are working at Kenova.
Mrs. John f, Stepp and Misses
Maude and Polly were guests NJ II. w.
| Iamberts recently
Alice Maynard has returned home
after an extended visit with her broth
or at Williamson.
| John Conley was a business caller
on vinson Branch Monday.
Fred Frazier and Ben Maynard are
| railroaders on the N, and w.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Anse Fields visited
home folks here recently.
On account of a recent attack OF in
fiuenza our teacher, Miss Bess Moore
was unable to resume her school work
Monday.
Nelson Hughes was business call
er on our creek one day last week.
Sam Fox has returned home rom
Williamson.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Millari wal
lace, a boy.
Mrs. Mary Belcher and children were
recent visitors at Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Harvey's.
Jason Taylor is making additions
and repairing fine cellar.
Mrs. c. H. Meredith OF kenova re-
turned home after visit with home
foIl;s!
| Mrs. Writtenbury has returned
from Ironton where she "isited her
sister.
Efforts are being made for church
services to be resumed soon. sunday
school every Sunday morning.
SMILEY.
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JATTIE.

Richard smith has purchased The A.
}. Mounts farfn and has moved - his
naw homo.
Mr.. Jerry cofdle, one Of eur bast-
hnH mail carriers. sold his team ana
wagon and win move 10 Port-nsuth-
in the nesr future.
Mrs. Dennis weiiInan 10 very sick
with typhoid foyer.
The pig show vas largely sttssssd.
last Saturday
Carl. the Oldest son Of n. c. tssnbsn
received the 90 priss for having tho.
best hog and also received 50 for the.
best essay on how he rAised the hoe.
Carl is very industrious boy and the
people are all rejoicing With him II
his gooc luck and now are expecting
great things from him in the future.
Robert Wilson has Sarehare1 a
house and lot OF n II. Gamhip.
Miss Ella Jay HeIlstt spent eatar-
day night with her sonsin, ulsss
GlAdys WellmAn.
Mrs, g. ID. weiInan has bees SEEK
for fev days.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish 10 thank those who we're
% kind TO W during the sickness and
death OF our beloved Emma. Especial
~ DO No wish to thank those who
ieft their homes TO help us. Also the
Baptist minister for his sonsolinx
words and Mr.. Snyder. the nnderfah-
or. FOR his kindness. and those who
seat the beautiful floral offerings
Truly Of her can u be .Aij She
IL not dead. but liveth. for Emma will
mover be dead to those who had the
pleasure OF knowing hsr: sho has tust
gone away for Q little while,
There is a vacancy IN eur homes
which never can be filled. She was
the sunshine OF our honss ana among
all who knew her.
The Lord giveth Ane ths LORD
tAketh away.
ARBIE WILSON. and AL the fAmiiy.
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sussEYvlLuE.

Our school opened Monday. the 18Th
after being closed q few weeks on
account of Influenza,
Mrs. L. f. Pigg has returned home
after visit to her daughter in Hun
tington.
Miss Pansy Meek spent Wednesday
night with Miss Thelma Hayes.
Herbert and Carl Burton, of Dry
Ridge, called on their grandfather, Mr..
Elsie Ball, for the weekend.
Mrs. Walter Davis and children. OF
Hatfield, are visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Terrell Bradley. at this place
Edith Bowe spent Sunday with. ALL
cen Meeks
Miss Thurza Hayes entertained a
number OF young folks Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. Roscoe Gastle spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Mr., Arnold
Bove.
Mr.. willard Wellman and Mr.. Alien
Hayes spent Sunday with Mr. ., S.
wellman. of Ellen.
Mr.. Iaben Meek, OF Utah was on
our creek last week
Mr.. ]. r. Jones. OF Normal, and La
ben Meek spent TUESDAY night with
IN H Bove
Miss Belva Bradley, of Louisa, spent
Saturday anc Sunday with home
folks.
Miss Gertrude Pigs 10 visiting her
sister. Mrs o. l.. Roy and Mrs.. Brice
McCebas, Of Huntington,
Mr. George Jones and Mr.. Lee Mol
en- were at Dave Bradley's Sunday.
-. ~ tak n
at this writing
Miss Hazel Auncey called on Miss
Pansy Meek Sunday.
Mr.. John Stratton and Mr. Andy
shannon were in this village Wednss-
day night.
We are sorry to hear of the death
Of Mrs Sam Gibson.
Mrs. Willie BELLE Cartr vas in Lou
lea Friday.
Edith Bowe spent Friday night with
Marie Wellman.
Mrs. Andy Check was brought &c
her brothers Mr.. Webb Holt. o few
days ago very low with Tuberculosis
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Wellman and
children called on Mr.. and Mrs. =. II
Bows Monday night.
| Miss ThurEa Hayes had As her Elm
ner guests Sunday Mr.. Arnold Bowt
and Mr.. Roscoe Castle.
Miss Kathleen Holt spent Monday
night with Miss Victoria Judd.
Jessie Sue and Regina Buseet spent
Friday afternoon with Elizabeth AND
Katherine Haywood.
Misses Emma, Br;lla and PansJ
| Meek were in Smoky Valley Wednes.
Cay night.
Mr.. Willard wellrnan vas In Louirs
| Friday
Mr.. H. W. csstls was in the VIII,
Friday.
Misses Beiva and LAuretta Brad,
LEY called on Virginia Bradley Snnda,
| evening.
Ernest Muncey spent Sunday Will
Hubert and Durham Meek.
| Billie Bowe was in Louisa Sunday
Mr.. Charley Adams is very sick a
this writing with influenza.
| There will be prayer meeting at tn
OLD Log Church every Sunday at 2:3
| p. m.
Mr.. Gilbert Muncey left here Sunda.
enroute to Williamson where he ha
employment
Miss Kathleen Holt spent the week
end with her cousin, Miss Marie Hol
of Walbridge.
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PIKEVILLE
Died of Injury

Elijah Syphers n resident OF Messy
Bottom was fatally injured while
working on the public road near thht
place when the guy-line on a derrick
that was being used in aiding the work
broke and a rock attached to 1t
struck him in the head, smashing his
skull. Mr.. Syphers was removed TO
the hospital at Louisa for treatment
but was so badly injured that he DIED
soon after reaching there.
The remains were brought back to
Messy Bottom Sunday, funeral oe-
Cured there Monday afternoon.
He was native of Dickinson coun-
ty. Va, and leaves a wife and two
small children.
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HEROIC ACT OF
NEGRO SOLDIERS

A soldier in France writes: About
the most heroic thing saw pulled Off
in the war was in this battle. We had
to push the Germans across n brook,
and they had blown up the only bridge.
I'VE had then to build a new bridge
but there was nothing to hold II up
with. So eight negroes jumped into
the water up to their necks and held
up the bridge while two regiments of
US Americans marched over. That's
re stuff eur armies we're made o."
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100000 ACRES OFFERED
FOR USE OF SOLDIERS.

New Orleans, Nov IGNORE than
100000 acres of land in the six South
ern states OF Louisiana, Arkansas, AL
ALBANIA, Mississippi, Texas and Ten
nessee have been rendered to the
government to provide homes for SOL
diers and sailors
The lands comprise State holdings
subject to homestead entry and priv
ateIy owned tracts. The acreage is
said to include large amount Of cut
over timber lands
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PRESTONSBURG
Coal Men Meet.

+ a meeting OF the officials and some
of the heaviest stockholders OF the
coal companies In which the late wal
ter Wells was interested was held In
Ashland and matters pertaining TO the
business were discussed Among the
companies represented at the meeting
were the Middle Creek Coal CO. The
salt Lick Coal Co: The Black Din
mond Coal Co; The Cumberland Coal
and Coke Co, The Lorraine Elkhorn
oal Co, and the Beaver Elkhorn Coal
company of nearly all OF which Mr..
Wells was president and general man
ager.
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Darius Atkinson, IA prominent tiuf
zen OF SalyersvilIe died last SUNDAY
at his home. His wife and tve chill
dren survive. He was brother OF
DIR. Atkinson OF Paintsville. They came
to Kentucky from Gallipolis, o. many
years ago.
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Moued TO Huntinaton.

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. @
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To Go Overseas

Mrs. Pearl DeMane received 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
left this city Monday afternoon for
Camp Upton, she will be absent from
Pikeville several days and Miss La
vonne Honaker has charge OF the va
rsety store during her absence.
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Lieutenant Ward.

Lieutenant Edgar Ward, who spent
a few days here the guest OF friends,
left for San Francisco Cali. where he
will be an instructor in an officers
training camp. Mr.. Ward is son OF
Mr. and Mrs, John Ward OF River. He
Is another one OF Johnson countys
boys who is making gold in the SER
vice
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New Gas We'll.

The Bed Rock OIL and Gas company
brought in another good gas well on
Pigeon. in Johnson county. Fricay.
The heavy pressure OF the gas forced
mud and water several feet in the air
The well was gagged at depth OF
$40 feet and registered 6sl,12o cubic
feet of gas, This makes the NTH gas
well for this company on and near
Pigeon all OF which are paying wells
Post
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Teacher Dies.
Miss Josephine Harris daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs William Harris OF Bran
dy Keg, and one OF Floyd's good teach
,ers died Tuesday OF spanish influenza
She was about twenty years OF age
and her brother diee some time ago
OF pneumonia while in the o. 8, ser
vice
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pied OF Flu.

Mr., Anna Lisa McKee wife OF will
liam Mckee. died OF Spanish influenza.
She was sixty years OF a&e and is sur
vived by her husband. two daughters
ana one ron as follows: Mrs Mary
Jane Smith. Miss AaSds Mckee and
Laander Dale.
Burial took place on Brandy KeE.
Post
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PAINTSVlLLE
Burial In Ohio.

Burial In Ohio.
Tom Plummer of Thealka. died Moa-
day after a brief Illness OF pneumonia
following influenza, Mr. fiummef was
n son OF Squire Isaiah Piummer, He
leaves to mourn his loss d wife, faith
or, sister ana u host OF friends anc
relatives; He was taken to his old
home al Wenston. Ohio for interrnsat.
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Lowe For SaIyersville.

Judge A. T. Patrick and daughter,
AIRS. r.. C. Adams and her son. Rich
mond, left for Salyersyille 10 visit
Judges parents who are reported very
sick.
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Moved To RieevilIe.

r, K. Evans. auditor OF the Big
sandy a Kentucky River Railway Co.
moved his family from Ashland to
Riceville where they win make their
home this winter.
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Phil r. Roberts who was In train
ing camp al Louisville had an attach
OF Influenza and pnsumonia followsc
bp pleurisy. He was opepted on
ana ~ getting along very well.
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Child oies.

Edna Grace IAyne. the little dAush-
ter OF Mr., anc' Mrs, George LAyne.
who had been. III for two weeks OF
Spanish influenza which developed i'm
10 pneumonia died at their horne Mo-
vefnber IL
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on river bank writing. Tomorrow
morning we will continue our advance
toward the front, Write and tell me
ali the news at home and tell the
girls TO knit me war sweater for this
winter for it is going TO be cold over
here. 1t is cold here now. But the
reason for that is we just left the Phil
ippmes where the sun shines bright
and the birds sing sweetly in the green
trees.
Well, father, win bring my letter to
a close hoping TO hear from you soon.
l am as ever.
YO,ir. SON "-
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BsiIdIno Home

B0IIdTno Home-
j. K Thornbury, Who recently 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
nlDm fhornbury.
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Two Sons biz.

Two Sons Dis.
Garland and Russell Friend. two.
sons OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Friend
OF Junction city. died OF influenza
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Visits RoIatlves.
Rudolph Charles with tho U. 8, Ar
my, ws the guest of his relatives, Mr.
ana Mrs Zach justice. He was en-
route from Norfolk to Big Rock. Va,
far few days.
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Return Fron MaNavilla.

Judge and Mrs Walter 8. Harkins
returned Tuesday from Maysyire. Ky,
where they were called by the sick
ness of their little grandson. walter
Davidson Howard.
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Child pi.s.

Child Dies
Clifftrd. aas one year. son of Mr.
and Mrs. r, r. Stanley died at from
His little brother. Hubert. war drown
ca few months ago In the creek pear
their home.
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From Louisa.

From Louisa.
VIM Remmele, well known travelling
salesman of Louisa, was a business
visitor in this city Friday.
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Miss Fannie Arnett is the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. r. c. Mink. Miss Ar
nett is on her way home at Salyers.
vile from a several months visit in
wenatchee, Wash.
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oNIId piss.

0Alld Dies.
Sarah Katherine the infant daughter
IT Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Williams, Of
Nigh. died Monday Of pneumonia. The
asmains were brought to Pikeville.
FUNERAL anc burial took place here
wednesday.
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Y our son,
ROLL S. Riley.

Pvt LIST I. Hg Co. q u, S. Infantry,
American E,xpeditionary Forces, Val
diyostok, Siberia.
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Returning Home

Mr. j. L. Damron who has been
here the guest of her brother. Dock
Damron, and other relatives left for
His home at Messy Rock. Wash. This
il the first time Mr.. Damron has been
here in fifteen years. His many friends
were glad to sec him.
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Merchant Dies.
Returns From Visit.

j Lee Hall, merchant OF Banner,
died OF Spanish influenza.
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called To Jenkina.

called To Jenkins-
Mr.. and Mrs Can Combs Of Logan,
v. Va, wore the guests Of T. NJ Rid
G3e and family here Monday. They
we're enroute to Jenkins having been
called to that place by the dsath Of a
nAlAtive.
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Visited in Virginia.

Visited in Virginia.
Mss Kate Miller popular teacher in
Pikev1lle high and graded school has
returned from several Gays visit
with her mother at Wytheville
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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 The
vAr being over he will probably re-
tarn TO HELLER to continue The prae
tAss OF his profession.