The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-04-11
Personal and Local.

Miss Kate Bevins, of Willard. was
here this week the guest of her sister
Mrs. Mitchell Leslie. Miss Bevins has
| just recovered from a severe case of
smallpox.
Mrs. ]. r. johnson and Miss Puma
Campbell left Tuesday for Cincinnati
where they will spend several days
shopping.
Mrs. A. L. Brunk of Jenkins, was in
Pikeville last week the guest of friends
She was enroute to Barboursville, w
Va, TO visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
John Henzeman, formerly of this city.
Will Pinson, who is student in the
law department OF the University of
Kentucky, spent the week end here
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Pinson, of the Pike hotel.
Mrs. Leslie Parker returned to Cat
lettsburg last Saturday after a visit of
Il few days here with Mr. and Mrs. 7.
G.. Parker and other friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Gearhart have
taken rooms with Mrs. Mamie fost of
College street and will do light house
keeping for awhile.
The Rev Thos. B. Ashley went TO
Cincinnati Monday and returned the
next day with Mrs. Ashley who had
been in Christ hospital for treatment.
Her condition is very much improved.
Mrs Maude Hartsock. of Freewater.
Montana, is here called by the illness
Of her mother. Mrs. NJ. Il. McCombs.
Mrs. Lydia HELLER has had as her
guest the past week her son James
who attends school in the east,
Judge Jno. f. Butler, who has been
very sick, is reported as being much
improved
Mrs. j. /. Saad and little daughter
Lucille went to Island Creek Wednes-
day for a short visit to the formers
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs John
Sword.
Sam Hereford has had a severe case
of influenza but is some better now
News.
w. II. Mccullough has sold his in
tercst in the Kentucky Wholesale COM
pany. DR.. w ]. Walter, f. p. Walter
and /. C. Clevinger bought his stock
An inventory of the store is now be-
ing made.
Ben Fl. Auxier is excavating for the
purpose of building a residence on his
lot on High street.
Revival meetings are being held at
the NJ. Il. Church. The Rev. Roster.
who is assisting the Rev. Ashley, is a
good speaker and much goo dwill be
done by the meetings.
The Pike County Fiscal court with
Judge e. e. Trivette presiding was in
session in Pikeville last week.
Squire Stephen Osborn Of Myra, KY,
was a business visitor in Pikeville
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Leo Coleman OF Re
gina, KY, We're visitors in Pikeville
Saturday. Mrs Coleman was until re-
Gently Miss Dotson of Phelps. Ky. She
q sister to Mrs. Emsey Thornbnry
of Pikeville. Mr. Coleman is the son OF
d. r. Coleman of Regina and is an
active young business man. We be-
speak for them bright future.
Mr.. j. II. Duncan, champion walker
of the world was in Pikeville Mon
day. Mr.. Duncan and his wife. who
died of the flu last fall were -honored
as champion walkers of the world by
the Old Line Athletic Association for
walking twelve thousand miles in II
days, less than two years.
Mr.. James Hunter recently returned
home from the army. He is the proud
wearer of a decoration for galiantry
in leading detachment into battle and
not losing a single man. Mr.. Hunter
found him a better half since his re-
turn in the person of Julia Cooley
They were quietly united in marriage
At the clerks office one day last week
by Judge e. e. Trivette