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Gunnison news-champion., 1919-04-25
WHO'S cGss,sos Gs1 81 -asllo- zsd LINE

Our local telephone officials have
bsea kspt a tie jimmy this spring n
sailing neW pheGes 81 Gunnispn rod
dences and plaeee u bustnesa. Theee
who are now q ~ phene book. efs
G. = HoSer, phoae unnher, lit; Gun
nison Meter Cognpany, 17os Byuee
Blacksteck, 7oJ6; W.e, RDeeaA 1z71;
n n. ReGess, loe; Cunnlsea Hspub-
Han, loJ; Ralyh etane, 1elW. New
pheasa haxo alDo boaA erdexud . b
p1aeod 81 ~ 16lleWine pisces: Mn.
Eeoise Biebel. G. 4 YIereFs coaI a.
~. anA H. raneA kenoos ok y.
ColIaSa aad Va Ehnse Dintnnce y ~
ebject neN-a-days, wAan - 3 n !
l..n.1z: =. - rs - :. y
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-04-25
kSiS dGNdAisoN sEfTLEa ii

( s ~ nltesneeQ, ADRQ ~ 1919,
Ct a10u1jDI15e ~ a. GunmS
Sou's eoa-aine xosfdoafs, paased away
ot his hOgno n Weot Cunniaon. Deoth
wns dne 70 Old .age and the Ills Incl
dent t. 0dvancinG pears.
In IL passing q this wcl1-lnown
and rospeetsd citisen, annther pioneer
reaidank Il IL county has crossed tie
Creak Divide. Mr. Bourdette came
70 GuuaisDa IN 1850 and has lived here
ever sines, being closely identihed
with H. badness interests Of our
city. Ne was IN several lines Of busi-
nsss 611tng his residence here, and
WAS, WfkAin . few weeks Of his death,
the proprietor Of = paint and picture
framinl stoFe On Upper Main street.
His faiIfng health, however compelled
him - IN his stock ard retire to
priva1e 1ffA
Nj. Doasdetts vas bosn On Decem-
Der 81 1851, a* Brooklyn, New, York.
being - IL time of his death within
. few msoEhs of eiShty-two. In 1868
be Woa married = Mas Betsy II.
Walln1R = Suachwine, Illinois. Mrs.
BourdGE1n died August 9Th In Gunni-
eon. d leo7, Mr.. Bourdstte married
Miss Hat43e 4. Nichols, who died n
6alida 8 November 0th, 1915. ne d
survived ~ ave children by his hrst
marx1ng1 end several GTandchildren.
OF 49, Avs, saly two were able Ia
attel H. f1neraI, Mrs J. c. Butts,
~ 0glt Lake City, and wills Bohrl
dettay WAe has beea . eoDGt0nt eo1n-
peniin - attendaat - his aged Aa1A-
sr dnEing his dscaining yeeFs.
IL laneral was kedd from IL
house lGeaaay afternoon, and inter-
meue ulodo "a The uaeon9 and Odd
HelleWI cemetsfy. a large nnmbel
1t fgsnds Il H. family a&fanded the
seTv1eoo 70 pay respect % ene whom
tksy ~ movn - VII n lie 6nd fos
vi'sn tasz hsl4 ths de:psst .ss1set
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-04-25
E.1lsvne.e snn1a,. laay ~

av. Nay I'll, has besa dsaie-
nn4p1 ~ IL U. 3. Enpleyme1t GGe-
- ~ : p!symaat 61naeys for ~
80 - enfleaD evar - Unltp1
1t NIflaon ~ eEfefals e
-! l el lnhee ~ nd1Eln1
6e-lol9 - - 1kun -
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Gunnison news-champion., 1919-04-25
NM CALLED FOR, WORK on
n0NAnCH PASS 6TA1IS S0O1

EVety weetexn alooo reoi1enE Will
be heVlY and especially tie Aahezmea,
g As1r that District HA9ileer J. q
DHGhf r. ~ burea1 ~ puhlic, reAd1
~ IL 119ortant q agr3eultute, NJ
just anno0nced that Ids for the Rain
bow uuto rcd between Pueblo ord
NoatEeoe - 0oaareh pass 9xe 70 -
0pene1 Nay : and Wofk will bsein
soon a1teT tint dote.
& 1lfs anount of nsw rad vill be -
mil6a L viii mako this oectaoa much
u,e1e aeceasihle 70 both Deuver and
R1e6lo. Ihe rod y one u tie largest
nAeGmfnin rod pRujeets coutonp1otod
thi6 eoaapa = t61s diStxict. IL Hoin-
~ Seute = - - plaesd n nfst elas1
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-04-25
RhlglGn uQrLURlgEA GOES
m WAVES eAy SCiE1eIl1TS

Lon6oo neieo13Gts who ere oboe1vfne
H. epodatieQo q Gpantsh lnausnsa
~ tkat that - fax q ~ Dfftish 1leG
coacernsd Il n0yes 3 waves The
ebunksy = j1st 1ee0verfn9 ffom tn
this1 wnvo wit1in : yeeT.
Iho diooooo nF1t un1o IL uppear-
aneo th6so hst July ~ begnn q sub-
Gide abeat H. 81 q Au8ust Bgh1
weea1 1etsr. s. Qet66et, f reeypeessd
~ ~ ~ mf14le e Nevellesr -
npparen13y - 10 eom1So. 1he third
rhysieinns psiuE ~ tAat r. II dis-
80 3 = 1sainin fdr q in1slnits pr
~, aneeher WlNo ny - expeeted To-
Waid - - = Apxll, NJ 6se wazn-
- ~ poeD1e y t1lbe - neeeenazy
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-04-25
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Gunnison news-champion., 1919-04-25

Dosuuuo oson1e1 y
5 e es1nty essrt rsssday. = =
toeloeu1sey asuoo q divorce Wao
11eo1 - f. q CrsG1n mn AnG1s
- = cUGe1 ~ onmo - boeGGo
pgDnnGue = ~ mGuehD I'M -
y1o uGn1o - ponou.
CsaoguauDaD 16y1ss expse4s1 =.
ceeessssnan -. Z. Ihyisr = esur-
II ~ w1eeGs1 49, 81 onDos1s -
- = 0g.iss1 = ~ nsnT fufaso. ri
: ::,;! $ - - - = - 3 : T|
ne nose - Rsnsa
DoenS lks Anmoa
lge1s Nelssa sseusasa ounAnR m
:ens nsefhs g A1ata. c. q
largely peDulated WITH fs1lks 1rs1 ths
seaess - 1ess v,at - eA:sc =
g enew b yinter. Gunnisoa frr
s1ns rslss - Rsasss-
Seeeknsa Win He'd Entsgtalnnsat
YyidAy night, Nay sth. Il tie date'
sof&0 the stockmen for the spring e.
ts1eoInment and ball. There Win Be-
10 banquet, but ths entertainment viii
- he9 at TIE Cemmunjty eAarcht I'D
tn b6ll at La Veta hotol Further
ann0uneemento lnkar.
rseee - Heosep-
Lsses Pmt sf Ear
Archer Miller had . narrow escape
last Friday afternoon. He WAS on
the Job - steam engineer at tie Gun
niDon bridge, and was assistfng with
some work when Z big beam slipped
and side-gwiped his face. II tore on
The lower part Of his right ear and
knocked him senseless, but he soopI
came 70 ard the ear u DeWed On oncA
more - god - new.
9Ae Psoso ~ Peoee-
Fsar Egg Make Alnsst nssnA
Ths en- confAst held by r. y. Lamb-
din wns won BY Mrs. Ciarenee Adams
whose hens produced 8 who1nin4 So
eeg weighing 33-4 ouness. JvSk
pound ! For second place, two eeEs)
Thsy were exhibited by Nrs. N. J.
Hyatt and Miss Lpsnna Re1viers.
EAs Rssse - Hsessi ~
Chaasss b Nswspapet Baalna1s
Several changes haye occurred al
the Gunnison newspaper ne3d this
week, tie ArBt being the purchase a.
e a...l Empire q {; .!ss 4 Rsw.1t s sas p e
q - Asxspsper go - eags e1ezs
G1f6 ~ WysaalaG nSIds 6lE6In da1(k1
days and stay With 4.
After ilve years - foreman of tn
News Champion office O. w. Neie-
wanger resigned his position this week
but has not yet announced his plans
for the future.
sTAs Rssss - Rsaesp'
E'useral sf Peter Prspalss hesd $751;.
The funeral Of Peter Pressler was
held in Cunnison Saturday evening
from the Catholic church, Rev. HING
In charge Of the services. A large
number Of friends came from Bald
win. and vicinity to pay their last
tribhte Of respect to The memory ~
this popular young man, who was
stricken In Salt Lalka City last week.
Peter had hesn working q 6altair|
Beach, and laid o6 for . week on ~
count Of his heart trouble. He was
going back to work, but missed the
morning train. A little later he was
found dead on the street near tie
station, having dropped suddenly.
0rs. Frank Van Alstine, who stops
at tie same hotel, shortly learned Of
his death and notified his relatives
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Gunnison news-champion., 1919-04-25
.WEDD|Ne BELLS
RING THRICE
Dnssovs-0nlss

A vsdaiag whieh eeeanassoed aDeA
surprise ams1g tAeir Cunnissa fEfso1s
eecarTed ea Wsdneslay q this vsslE,
kAea J. p. 6AFTUws an1 0D. y. a.
Bates, two II Gunnison's We3l-lm0Wa
eitisens. were United h the hs1y bends
e na&ximoay. The eesUmany Won
pesfoFmed 1t the hssns II Ar. and
0rs. n. n. Webster q 8 o'cleek We'd
noedAy sveping, Rev. Ferris eGieiat-
II. Only . few friends Witnessed
- AFFAIR. IL bride va at&iEsd h >
lovely gswn ef gray. After IL eere-
mony, daintysrefreahments were aeFv-
ID by Ars. Webster, assisted BY Miss
Nannie Harwood.
This popular and well-known lady
needs ~ intrednetion to Gunnison
folks, for ahs hAs beeA ~sne Of us Ill
her lie. being . resident Of Gunnison
for . number of yeaEs.S She only re-
eently returned from Lake City,
where she spent some time with her
daughter. Mrs. p. Ready.
The groom II one Of our well-known
pioneers Of the county, being heavily
Interested in ranch and mining proper
~ around the Spencer and Powder
horn district At present he is em-
ployed by the Rio Grande railroad.
Mr.. and Ars. BArrows wiz reside In
West Gunnison for the present, and .
host Of warm friends extend congrat-
nlations for long and happy married
n>A o-h.h
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-04-25

Ralph Walker, student at the
Normal school, leaves tomorrow for
Montsose, having been offered the po-
eitica II instructor b Manual train
Ing aE IL Aontxpse high schocl. he
Ge4s $40 for rounding out the re-
malAihg ix webs e t6e term.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-04-25
Hau-HiglAley

Mrs. Irene Highley and J. c. Hall
were married here last Saturday aft-
eTnoon. Both. the contrasting parties
are well known to Gunnison folka and
congratulations are extendedH ever
the happy event. The newlyweds left
the hrst Of the week for Saxxents,
where the groom b employed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-04-25

Two popular young people Of the
Povderhofn district, Geo. B. Darter
and Miss Marie Schecker. came - Gun
nison this week, and on Thursday after
noon were united. in the bonds of
wedlock. Rev. Ferris performed the
ceremony which took place at the
home Of Nm. L. A. Myers, oa Main
street, 1t three o'clock that Afternoon.
Only . few friends witnessed the mar.
xiage. The happy couple returned 70
Powderh0Fa, wheS0 they Will make
their future hogne, The groom being
interssted in ranehln~ in thas locality.
llr. Dsxter Il : popular md web
0DWn yo1ng ulaa, ard oaly recently
returned 1ro0 vaneeuver, WadhinG.
ton, where be wAs IN tia servlcs q
Unele Sam, - . member al the Spruce
Division His brother, James DaSter,
u still in France.
The bride ID the daughter Of Nr.
and Ars. Chas. Schecker Of Powder
horn. and very popular and Hkeahle
young lady, who has b host Of warm
friendA The entire community joins
in extending congratulations and best
wishes to Mr.. and Mrs. Darter, for =
long and happy married life.
nan -us~hl~w
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-04-25

Lunaey Csopaains ~
Ceaplnine has hsea 1led = -
- = insass "a Joaoe 49, ~
70 exaDine her.
-1As Psass - Esssss-
314ooooo o. LaAs C1ay MlgAvay
A rsesat distE1hutisa - 0usuunnsnt
and seafe f1n1D onnGu1esg 1T ~
900 has eeea aDpreDftn1ed 1pr Wosl
- ~ hiGhuAy beeU0sa 0unniesa -
LA1n CITY. 1kis = gs1a11y - ~ =.
si1ea Ne 6axthar 1senil6 ere avail
abte.
The Big Sandy news., 1919-07-11
ADELINE

Church here the third Saturday
night and Sunday in this month. Ey-
erybody come.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. ogle and Mrs.
Fred Miller motored to Ashland Sun
day and spent the day with the for
mer's son, Uric Ogle.
Mrs. c. H. Wellman, of Kenova,
spent few days last week with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Bellomy.
Fred Miller was business caller in
Louisa one day last week.
Paul Byington, of Huntington, was
calling on friends here recently.
Misses Maud and Gertrude Miller
entertained a number of young folks
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Anna Humphrey spent Satur-
day night and Sunday with her sister
here.
Miss Ruth Bellomy gave delightful
little party to several OF her friends
Saturday afternoon. After number
of games were played ice cream and
cake were served All enjoyed them
selves to a great extent.
Mrs. M. A. Rice, who has been sick
for some time, is improving.
Mr.. Dewey Queen was calling on
Miss Belva Bellomy Saturday
Don't forget our Sunday school ev-
cry Sunday at 2 p. m. TWO BOYS.
The Big Sandy news., 1919-07-11
ANOTHER
LOUISA CASE
1T PROVES THAT THERE'S A WAY
OUT FOR MANY SUFFERING
LOUISA FOLKS.

Just another report of case in
Louisa. Another typical case. Kid
ney ailments relieved in Louisa with
Doan's Kidney Pills.
j. B. Peters, prop. hardware store.
Lock Ave-. says: Il was in constant
misery whether walking, sitting or
bending over, on account of my hack.
When attempted to rise after sitting
down, my back felt weak and sharp
pains shot through my kidneys. Rheu-
matte pains seemed to be all over my
body, but particularly in my knees,
hips and joints. The kidney secre-
tions were irregular in passage and
highly colored. was languid, dis
couraged and run down in health.
Doan's Kidney Pills did me a lot of
good and after taking four boxes,
which purchased at Louisa Drug Co.'S
Store. ] felt as If had new pair of
kidneys. All the pains were removed" !"
Statement given June 2S. 1909.
On December /, 1916. Mr.. Peters
said: although / have very little
trouble with my kidneys now 1 find it
necessary to take Doan's Kidney Pills
once in awhile. | always got the same
good results"
60c, at all dealers. Foster Milburn
Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo. N Y.
The Big Sandy news., 1919-07-11
TABoRs' CREEK

What is the matter with Tabors
Creek? We have missed the news from
this pleasant little place for some
weeks,
The farmers are very busy. Crops
looking fine.
Clyde Frasher was business caller
in Kenova the first OF the week.
Miss Ethel Williams. OF Keystone.
w. Va, is visiting Miss Amanda Les
ter.
Elmer Frasher has returned to his
home on Tabors Creek. He has been
away for several months We are glad
to see him back
Misses Ida, Gustava and Lily Lester,
Florence Loar and Gladys McComas
attended the ice cream festival at
Meredith Saturday night.
Misses Anna and Blanche Frazier
attended camp meeting in Fort Gay
Saturday night
Miss Alta May McCloud. Of Hunt
ington, is visiting her grandmother at
this place,
Mrs. LYDIA LScans and Mrs. James
Frazier were shopping in Louisa last
Thursday.
Misses Gladys McComas and Violet
May Crabtree were the Sunday guests
of Misses Gustava and Ida Lester.
Clarence Vanhoose was In Louisa
Saturday. SUNNY.
The Big Sandy news., 1919-07-11
CALOMEL DYNAMITES
A SLUGGISH LIVER
CRASHES INTO SOUR BILE. MAX.
ING you SICK AND you LOSE
A DAYS WORK.

Calomel salivates! It's mercury.
calomel acts like dynamite on a
sluggish liver. When caloml comes in
contact with sour bile it crashes into
it. causing cramping and nausea.
If you feel bilious, headachy, con-
stipated and all knocked out, just go
to your druggist and get bottle Of
Dodson's Liver Tone for few cnts,
which is harmless vegetable substi-
tute for dangerous calomel. Take a
spoonful anc If 1t doesn't start your
liver and straighten you up better
and quicker than nasty calomel and
without making you sick, you just go
back and 80 vonr money.
II you take calomel today you'll be
sick and nauseated tomorrow; be-
sides, it may salivate you. while If
you take Dodson's Liver Tone you
will wake up feeling great. full Of
ambition and ready for work or play.
1t is harmless pleasant and safe to
give to children; they like it.
The Big Sandy news., 1919-07-11

The fellow who howls about prohi-
bition interfering with his personal
liberty forgets that every law on the
statute books with any penalty to 1t
interferes with somebody's liberty"
Suppose the fellow who wants to COM
NIT murder and robbery would make
a noise about the law hampering his
personal liberty! Suppose the burglar
howled against the laws made to re-
strain him. And all the way down the
line, if the anarchists, who do not be-
lieve in law anyway, should protest
against all the statutes that prevent
them from doing everything they want
to do, would their argument of inter-
fering with personal liberty be taken
seriously? No. Liquor has caused
more crime than any other one thing,
and no government should permit it's
people to be cursed by it. The United
States has come to its senses on the
subject at last
The Big Sandy news., 1919-07-11
MADGE

vint Nolen attended church at Fort
Gay Sunday.
Miss Bessie Bradley was the guest
of Millard Bradley and family at Osie
Friday night
Miss Irene Pickerel of Smoky Valley
spent Sunday with Gee and Allen
Hut:liison.
George Roberts was business visi-
tor at Yatesville Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Ferrell and
children spent Sunday with Sam Fer
rell and family.
Misses Bessie Clarkson and Inez
Wellman were the Sunday guests of
Miss Osie Bailey at Busseyville.
Mrs. A. ]. Noffitt of Huntington Is
visiting relatives here.
Henry May left Monday for Pikevillo
TO visit relatives.
Misses Mamie and Effie Nolen spent
Thursday and Friday with relatives in
Louisa
Walter Barnett spent Sunday with
Miss Jettie Ferrell.
Lee Nolen called on Egie Bowe Sun
day.
Arthur Hemphill of Schenectady, N.
Y, who has been visiting Miss Tudell
Turner for the past week returned
home Saturday
c. A. Haws and family attended the
Sunday School Convention at Morgan
Sunday.
Mrs. Lizzie May and little son Ken
The Big Sandy news., 1919-07-11
31OO ACRES FOR
LE--$45,OOO.OO

500 acres furnace land: 30 tsne-
ment houses; excellent large brick
house; brick store building; two
barns: 1000 acres pasture land. suf-
feient pasture for 200 head OF cattle:
IS acres OF corn planted; 20 acres OF
oats; about 30 acres meadow; some
orosstle timber; other timber lands;
this property has been used for a farm
ing store and timber proposition for
40 years; crops raised to winter over
100 head OF cattle and other stock:
best OF spring water. piped from hill
into brick house and barn iota; ma
cadamiEed pike through confer OF
lands church nearby: two roomed
school on premises. eight month
school Price for Immediate sale.
44b,O0oO0 This includes all growing
crops. Terms OF payments. ,2o. 100000
cash. remainder two annual payments
with interest. Title guaranteed, give
no option, First person who complies
with terms gets IT,
It's great bargain. 5-aT.,t
A. r. JOHNSON i. iRoNToN, o.
The Big Sandy news., 1919-07-11

meth of Twin Branch spent Sunday
with r. T. May and family.
John and Want Wellman were the
Sunday guests Of their uncle NJ, Nell
son.
Miss Lillian Bradley spent Monday
evening with relatives at Deephole.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. z. Wallace Of Lou
lisa spent Sunday with Fred Bradley
and family.
/ Jim Clark of Deephoie was visiting
friends here Sunday.
Vnnt and Inez Wellman and Sa-
mantha Nelson were shopping at BUS
seyville Monday.
smith Adams left Sunday for Chat
taroy.
Mrs. A. ]. Mofritt and Tudell Tur-
ner spent Monday with Mrs. G. A.
Haws and children.
WEEPING wIIiLowIy.
The Big Sandy news., 1919-07-11

II. Harris, Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Jessie Dean OF Drift, KY. Wis
tied Mrs. Kenna Artrip Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Workman OF No
Ian. w. Va. visited his father. All
Workman, last week.
Miss Opal Hardwick. of Drift, Ky,
called on friends at this place Friday
Mrs. Minnie Peters and Mrs. Andrew
Thornhill were shopping at Saltpeter
last week.
Mrs. Myrtle Crum and children, OF
Fort Gay visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Vnson Sunday night,
Thomas Adkins. of Fort Gay. was
at this place Saturday buying calves
Rev. Winkler, OF Ashland, was Wis
itor here Monday
Mrs. Laura Wells was caller in
Louisa Saturday.
j. b. Clayton, OF Lick Creek, was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd William
son Sunday.
Mrs. Jane Peters attended church
here Sunday.
Hoeing corn and picking blackberries
are the latest at this place.
DAISY LEE.
The Big Sandy news., 1919-07-11
SMOKY VALLEY

Oat and hay harvesting Is the or
der OF the day in our community.
Our farmers are encouraged by the
prospects for a bumper corn crop this
year.
Mrs. Fred Bradley. who has been
quite i'll for some time is no better.
Miss Martha Roberts was the guest
of Miss Irene Pickerell Thursday and
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Baz wellman and
family of Williamson. w. Va, visited
home folks recently
James o'Roark and daughters, Ha-
eel and Elizabeth spent few days
with relatives here last week.
Tom Isaac was calling on Dorothy
Cyrus Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Diamond visit
ed relatives at Potter Saturday and
Sunday.
B. F. wellman of East Lynn. VIVA,
visited his brother, Lindsey Wellman
last week.
+ Rebecca and Louvena Hay were the
guests of Louise and Anna Hay Sun
day.
Misses Hazel and Elizabeth O'Roark
were calling on the Misses Pickerell
Sunday.
q, Jchn Muncy made his regular trip to
Pleasant Ridge Sunday.
Sanders Wellman and daughter
Ugie OF Ellen spent Friday night with
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsey Wellman and
daughter.
Paulie Diamond returned to Ashland
Sunday after few days visit with
home folks. f#
Several from this place attended the
camp meeting at Fort Gay Sunday.
Miss Rexie Branham spent a few
days with Mr.. and Mrs, Leo Branham
last week.
Misses Shelda, osie and Juno Dia-
mond were in Louisa Friday.
Jim Hays visited home folks at Le-
docio recently
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Branham and lit
tie daughter, Olive Gertrude, and Miss
Rexie Branham spent Friday with Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Wellman of Evergreen.
Miss Lizzie Shannon of Louisa. was
the guest OF Miss Matte Wallace Sun
day.
Mrs George Diamond and children
were in Louisa Thursday.
We are having good Sunday school
at this place but the parents lack in
forest We earnestly desire their pres
ence and help. Let all come and lend a
helping hand. TRUE BLUE.
The Big Sandy news., 1919-07-11
WALBRIDGE

| Several citizens of our community
attended the circus at Louisa Thurs
day.
Dover ]. Peters and sister. Miss
Briza, spent the Fourth with Hunting
ton relatives. They returned Sunday
accompanied by their sister. Mrs. Ken
meth Peters, who made an extended
visit with Huntington and Charleston
relatives.
Mr.. w. H. Mahaney. OF Ashland.
came last week for visit with Mrs.
Mahaney and children, who are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Brooks.
Miss Jessie e. Dean and brother.
Robert, of Drift. returned to their
home Monday after spending the
Fourth with friends and relatives here.
Miss Opal; Hardwick. Of Drift. visited
trends here the Fourth. Miss Irene
Wells accompanied her home for a
visit.
Several friends of Miss Marie See.
OF Sunnyside Farm, were pleasantly
entertained Friday evening in honor of
her brother Wayne. who is visiting
homefolks. The spacious porchr and
lawn presented very inviting scene
decorated with flags. Interesting games
were played throughout the evening
At eleven o'clock refreshments were
served bringing to happy close a
most pleasing event.
Miss Florence Crum and Charlene
Frazier, of Fort Gay. and Jack See
were guests OF Miss Marie See Friday
night
Mrs. Lace Branham and daughter,
Inez Marie, of Clifford, were weekend
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Crit See.
Willis j. Wells, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henderson Wells. has re-enlisted for
army service.
Glenn NJ. Ferrell. who has been with
the U. S. army medical corps at
Vannes. France, since November %.
left Vannes June Is for st. Nazaire,
France, from which place he would
sail for home. He is expected to land
in the States soon.
wedding OF much interest occurred
at Donithon the Fourth--the contract
ing parties were Malcolm Stansbury
and Miss Hazel Frazier and Welzie
Peters and Miss Alyce Maynard Mr..
Peters is a son of Mr.. CARED Peters.
deceased, and Mrs. Jane Peters, and
Mr.. Stansbury is a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Stansbury. Their many
friends extend to each their good
wishes for happy and prosperous
welded life.
Mrs. A. N. Edgell and little grand
son, Albert Edgell. Of Ironton, o., came
Wednesday for visit with friends at
Hilltop Farm.
The Big Sandy news., 1919-07-11
UPPER LICK CREEK

Sunday school is progressing nicely
at this place with VIM. Burgess Supt.
Quite large crowd from this place
attended the circus at Louisa
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fraley. OF Van
Lear. was visiting James Miller Sun
day.
Payton and Harlan Blackburn and
Payton Hickman were car riding Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Branham were
visiting Mrs. Rebecca Branham Sum
day.
Harlem Blackburn was calling at
w. D. Shannon's Saturday
F. NJ. See. who has been sick for
some time, is no better.
Misses Eva, Ida and Bergie Miller
attended the circus at Louisa.
= Andy, Ray and Cecil Shannon at
tended the pie social at Busseyville
Saturday night.
Roscoe Parker's funeral will be
preached at the Cox graveyard the
second Sunday in August.
Bryan Miller. of Van Lear, is visiting
The Big Sandy news., 1919-07-11
ROCKY VALLEY

Bro. L. d. Bryan, of Fort Gay, was
here last Tuesday afternoon, conduct
ed the funeral service of Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Woriman's baby.
Miss Belle Hardin and little brother
Jerome returned to their home at Cat
lettsburg Saturday and was accom-
panied by their uncle, Lace William
son, of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Maynard, of
Donithon, and Mrs. Chapman passed
thru here Sunday en- route to Fort
Gay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Dunn, of Big Hur-
ricane, and little daughter Nellie were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Coburn
last week.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. McClung are the guests
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield
Vinson.
Delbert Prichard, of Kavanaugh,
was the guest OF his father -in-law. w.