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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-02-13
OBITUARY

Thomas b. Kise was born May 6,
1S4S, and died February s, 1920, age
76 years, . months and days He was
married to Elizabeth Dobbins in 1868,
who survives him. To this union We're
born the following children: Nora,
Chance Commodore, Attn. May, John
and Llss, all OF whom are living but
two
He was converted about 40 years ago
at CARED chapel and was n member
OF the NJ l.. Church South. and was
faithful to the same until death. lie
was a soldier In the war OF 1861 and
belonged TO the old l4th Ky. Co. II and
when the war was over he received an
honorable discharge and later was
given good pension which was great
help TO him and his wife in their de-
clining years,
His body was laid TO rest In the old
Kise graveyard where his father. moth
err. brothers, sisters and two children
are sleeping To await the coming OF
the son OF Man In the clouds OF heaven
and his voice as mighty trumpet and
they that are In their graves viii hear
his voice and come forth and 70 up TO
meet the Lord In the air and To ever
be with the Lord. So we would say 10
his bereaved widow be faithful just a
little while longer and you can go and
see your husband where sad parting
will never come.
The funeral was largely attended and
was conducted by the Rev. A.. II. Mill
err The bereaved have our sympathy.
"a. II. NJ
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-02-13
DENNIS AND GLADYS

Several from here are attending
court al Louisa this week.
The flu is raging In our town.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Pink died Monday morning. The
family has our heartfelt sympathy.
w. $. Pennington and little grandson
William Beryl are confined TO their
room with smallpox.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Savage win
soon leave for Hatfield w. Va, where
they will reside.
Reube Berry and Dewey Kitchen left
Tuesday for New River, where they
have employment.
Mrs, Maude Webb is spending few
days with her sister at OlIoviile,
Mrs George Coins was visiting her
daughter near Gladys sunday.
Mrs Lewis Savage and Lou Murphy
were at W. S. Pennington's Sunday.
Mrs. Sophia Savage and sister Mecca
We're visiting friends on Morgan We'd
nesday
Mrs Martha Berry was calling ON
Mrs, Maude Compton Saturday
Mrs Hattie Neal. who has been very
low with pneumonia. is improving.
Or. w. a. Rice was on our creek one
day last week.
Ionic Lining VIII farm with w. s.
Pennington next summer.
Mrs. Mary r. Kitchen was in Dennis
Saturday.
Minnie Belle Pennington was visit
Ing Mrs. Martha Berry last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Colxsey are
preparing TO go housekeeping In tho
house vacated by WIN Adkins.
s Ada Cooksey has returned homo
after few weeks visit with Mrs. Ira
Short
II Is reported that NJ. v. Thompson's
family has the nu.
Mecca Penni gton con smplates a
visit 70 Louisa r. WEI send few
days with her ststpr.
Birdie Garter is staying al Falls
burg
Jake Arlington, who has been con-
fined 70 his room Ii able 10 be out
again.
Charles Browning passed Up our
creek Sunday.
TWO SCHOOL BOYS.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-02-13
ELKFORK

Mrs. Elizabeth Hutchinson's health
Is Improving.
Measles is raging In Wheelertown,
about "a miles from Elkfork.
Richard Keetons wife died last FRI
day after an illness of only eight days.
cause of death measles To show their
sympathy for the bereaved family C.
V. Fannin and j. b. Hutchinson bought
fine casket
Charley Henry, sheriff of Morgan
couny. and travelling salesman came
out from West Liberty to j. NJ. Isam's
lives in Wheelertown and was handling
goods at that place.
r. p. Conley's family has measles.
There was church held Sunday at
the Laurel fork school house by Rev,
Henry Roseberry and others.
Meeting was held at Henry NJ. Hut
chinsons residence Monday night by
Rev, Roseberry.
There will be church Saturday and
Sunday at Laurel fork church; on Sum
day Henry NJ. Hutchinson's grand
daughter will be baptized.
[ The narrow gauge railroad OF the
Lepox sawmill company started up
Muddy branch this morning
Tom Day on Middle fork of Elkfork
has started IN the dry goods business.
Henry Nj. Hutchinson and Cecil r.
Hutchinson made a business trip to
West Liberty Monday.
u, +. Day was in West Liberty on
business Morday also d. b, Hutchin-
son.
Miss LIZZIE Prince spent Tuesday
night at her grandfather's, Henry NJ
Hutchinson.
C. +. Hutchinson hopes all the rel
atives down at webbvflle are enjoy
ing good health. YOURS TRULY. n
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-02-13
business here Friday.

BUSINESS here FRIDAY.
Rev. o. +. Williams, presiding elder
OF this district. was here Thursday and
Friday holding quarterly meeting.
The graded school building at Genoa
was totally destroyed by fire last
Thursday. The loss was about $4,000,
with insurance amounting to s1S25,
carried with Scaggs Bros Insurance
Agency.
The new council held its first meeting
Monday night in the court house.
Among the business was the drafting
of an ordinance increasing the mar
shalls salary and enacting the chicken
law.
The public schools of Wayne closed
Friday. The closing exercises together
with the Parent Teachers meeting
were in the Odd Fellows hall, where an
program was rendered.
Mrs. H o Wiles pleasantly enter
tanned crowd on Monday evening,
Dancing was enjoyed until midnight
when dainty refreshments were served.
GRIMES.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-02-13
L. B. Allen III.

At Huntington L. B. Allen. super
intendent of maintenance of way of
the Chesapeake & Ohio railway, was
taken to hospital Monday threatened
with pneumonia. He was also i'll as
a result of the mental and physical
strain incident to the death of his eld
est daughter, Ruth, is, and the serious
Illness of his two other daughters,
Esther IA. and Margaret, 10. While
Mr.. Allen was very sick Monday, his
Illness was not thought to be serious.
Improvement has been noted in the
condition of his two daughters, who
have pneumonia. The funeral of Miss
Ruth Allen was held at the residence
Monday. Plans to take the body to
Lexington for burial were Cancelled
owing to the fathers illness and in
terment was made in Spring Hill GEM
etery.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-02-13
Personal.

TeTSOHdIs
Josiah Combs was here last Friday
visiting relatives before leaving for
Europe where he goes in the interest
of Y NJ. C. A. work
r. T. (Col. Dick) johnson was down
this week from Pike.
Thos. Hatfield and son of Water Gap
were here the first of the week.
Mrs. Zula Spradlin has resigned as
postmaster. and will leave soon for her
fathers near Bowling Green. All her
children are there now.
w. j. Ward, the old p. L. & c. G..
man, has severed his connection with
that company and has Joined the Pat
ton & Salyers Agency.
Prof. w. NJ Caudill was in Ashland
last Saturday attending a banquet Of
teachers and Y, NJ. C. A. folks.
1t is rumored that Col L. Blenkin-
sopp of this city will receive the APP
pointment of Mine Inspector and that
Mr.. N. NJ. White, Jr., will be made as
sistant and that G. C. Middaugh of
Auxier will BIO appointed prison guard
under the new administration. All are
good citizens.
Ethel Carter Powers, one of the
twin daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d..
Powers is pretty sick this week and
pneumonia is feared by her physician,
Post.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-02-13
WAYNE ITEMS
Couple 81 Years old, Arc Married.

Couple 81 Years Old, Are Married.
The Wayne News says: The mar
rage of Mrs. Mary Ann Spurlock, of
Wayne, to B. G. Chapman. who has
recently been located at Radnor. on
Saturday, January oath, was the
climatical chapter of a romance which
began more than forty years ago. Both
tn bride and groom are 81 years of
age. They were each others first
sweetheart while they were still in
their teens many years ago. But fate
somehow decreed that they drift apart
Other romanees were soon underway
which later resulted in the marriage
of Mrs. Spurlock Cthen Miss Mary Ann
Ferguson) to Burwell Spurlock and
Chapman to Miss Belle Spurlock,
daughter of the late Jesse Spurlock.
But Mrs. Spurlocks husband and
Chapman's wife both died some years
ago. And so the thread of the love-in
youth was picked up a few months ago
when the two became sweethearts
again after a lapse for nearly half
century.
The marriage, which was performed
ut the home of Mrs. Spurlock in Wayne
Dy i.ev' .. "a. walker At s'oo clock
SATURDAY evehins, January @f' was
hept secret until tills Week' MT, anu
MIS- chapman WIN lhahe ihelr nome
neie' Dun VI rneiii az men Niiomn a.
ils Sounes, ny ple 70 ene ausi,
t .er q tne iate burWel ferguson s ana
S,e sioon = syn u 'he ia'e b'ie
eiiap'iian'
MISS <auuie SMITH VI bieAsoi'' was III
wayne Iuesuay.
Il =. teiiioel. anu risher oca lss
meis III 'oVa on BUSINESS 'ne ~
VI .he week
uloye, Iiunter spent ouiuas win
ms laihily here,
MIS-. George BURGESS ,ol Aruei' was
guest VI reiatiVes mere Iuesuay,
=. q Syrus ana y. " rersusoii nave
iieu .il sa ZIP - Loyal
ar. ana Mrs. Y ., wilcox were WISH
ing reialses III fiuii'ins.oli the iast
Vi me weeK.
heron ohlluers anu rom forter' ol
"a Ns.e'te' ihu business peioie lie
Doaru u Euucatioh 1uesuay.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-02-13

Marriage license was issued to Jas.
Lawson, 3S, Steece, o., Rachel Moore,
SO, Wayland, Ky.
Mrs. B. II. Harris Is quite Ill at her
home here, threatened with pneumonia.
Her husband, Hon. B. II. Harris, re-
turned from Frankfort last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Scholze and fam
ily of Portsmouth, o. will move here
in the near future. They have bought
the James Patton home on Broadway.
Mr.. Scholze is contractor and is with
the National Contracting Co. now en-
gagged in building a lock and dam at
Oliver. just below Greenup.
William Pinson, of Pikeville, who Is
a student at the University OF KEN
lucky at Lexington, called on friends
en- route to Lexington from having
spent the week end with his parents.
Walter Gaines, who for the past sew
eral months has been employed as
electrician at the Reel theatre, has ac-
.cepted a position with the Carnegie
Steel company at Pittsburg and Will
leave at once to take up his new du-
ties. He is the son of VIM. Gaines.
Mrs. Walter Lyon, formerly Miss
Florence Flgg, Oh Mheelirs, !" NJ. ." ia ~
Mrs. James Pigg.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom vaughan ana
family, who have all been i'll from an
attack OF iniiuenNa' are se''
proved.
Mrs. ]. ~ Mcclure, of Ashland re-
turned from jenkins where she accom-
panied home her sister, Mrs u. L.
Walters and baby daughter Juiia
Mariato.
DIR. A. T. Gibson, of HELLER, arrived
in Ashland Thursday morning from
New York, where he will be located for
several months taking special course
in the treatment of eye. ear ana throat
He left Thursday returning TO New
York accompanies ny Mls' 1ipsoi en- sn.
family VINO nave peen III Asilaiu ~.
visit with MIS- y. W. Myeis anu ,,, w" ~
Will remain IN new iorh un'N 'i'e
doctor completes ms stuiies
Miss Stella Farrell, a professional
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-02-13
PAINTSVILLE
Judge Vaughan.

Attorney w. H. Vaughan, of this city.
was appointed last week as judge Of
johnson county to serve out the un-
expired term OF Judge Jas. A. VIII
liams who resigned on account of Ill
health. Judge Vaughan has been a
leading attorney of Johnson county for
many years and is an able lawyer. He
is a leading church and Sunday School
man. and believes in the enforcement
of the laws. He is good roads en-
thusiast having lent his advice and
support to the bond issue election last
fail.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-02-13
Local and Personal.

Circuit Judge Roscoe Hanover of
Pikeville was appointed special judge
to hold term of Johnson Circuit
court here this week
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. w. Turner left
Monday with their son Douglas for
Or. Martings hospital at Ironton, Ohio,
where young Turner will take treat
ment.
Work will begin March 1 on the new.
thfee-story brick building of Copley,
Ward & Preston on the corner just
across the street from the Paintsville
National Bank.
Fank p. Hager has his new box ball
alley installed which is drawing large
crowds daily.-Herald,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-02-13
Stricken With Paralysis.

A. j. Havens, of Ashland, had a par
alytic stroke Sunday and his condition
is very serious owing to his extreme
age, he being nearly so years old. At
his bedside are his children. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Ravens. of Portsmouth.
Henry Ravens of Huntington, and Geo.
Havens of Cyrus, W. Va. His two
daughters are Mrs. Sam McSurley, at
whose home Mr.. Ravens is at present,
and Mrs. G. w. Curnutte.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-02-13
Mrs. Laidley Dies at Charleston.

Mrs. Cora p. Laidley. 70. wife of
George S. Laidley. superintendent of
the Charleston schools, and member of
the state board of education. died from
influenza after an illness of little
more than a week.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-02-13
CATLETTSBURC
Little pauahter al Rest.

Little Vera Mae Rice. six months
old daughter of Mr.. j. B. Rice, died at
the home of its grandmother, Mrs. Joe
Hensley at Pixies Crossing. Mrs. Rice
died some five months ago, when the
baby was Just month old. Mr.. Rice
and a young daughter survive.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-02-13
Lavender Lemaster.

Edward Lavender and Miss Grayce
Lemaster were married here about two
weeks ago, but the wedding had not
been generally known even to some of
their most intimate friends. The groom
lis son of the late lobe Lavender and
is connected with the Big Sandy Hard
ware Co. The bride is a daughter of
Steve Lemaster. and one of our prom
nent young ladies'.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-02-13
Ohio's Greatest
Land Bargains

Very Best: Lands. Schools. Church.
es. Markets and Pixies. Titles perfect
My aim is to please. can 1T you out
no matter what you want Try me
Write for free lists. w. a. EICHEL-
BERGER. Land Specialist. Sc First
National Bank Bldg. Portsmouth, o
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-02-13
CUNNINGHAM Trial.

Monday, Feb. 20, is the date set for
the trial of p G. Cunningham, charged
with the murder of his mother last
fall in Huntington, before Judge ID. E.
Matthews in common pleas court.
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Married Here.

Married Here.
Mr.. G. A, Holloway and Miss Sarah
T. Smith, of Upper Chloe Creek, were
married here at the home of the
brides brother, John Smith. Mr., Hol-
loway is 20 years old and is one OF
Pike county's best school teachers, and
Miss Smith is II years of age and is a
beautiful young woman.
Dr. Thos. p. Wilcox and Miss Flor
enee Rissie Seward were married at
the home of the bride. Miss Sword is
one of the city's most beautiful young
girls, and is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Sword. DR.. Wilcox is an
eye specialist.
Mr.. Lewis Robinson and Miss Sarah
Jarrells. both of Floyd county, were
married at the county court clerks
office Tuesday.
Willie Phillips and Miss Minnie Golf
We're married at the clerks office Nom.
day. Mr.. Phillips is 20 and is the son
of j. +, Phillips of this city He is a.
promising young man. Miss Geff is 22
and the beautiful daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnny Goff, of Raccoon.
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sufferina child ReIieved By Death.

Hubert Baird, two year old baby boy
of Rev and Mrs. c. C. Dawes, was so
badly burned last Friday that it died
Tuesday. Burial took place at Auburn,
KY Little Hubert was playing before
an open CRATE when his clothing caught
FIRE.
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SHERIFFSSALE FOR TAXESFOR 1919

On Monday February
eos OF adv 1919.
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WEST VIRGINIA
ITEMS OF NEWS

John Malta has been appointed post
master at Himler, Mingo county, w.
Va
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PIANO FOR sALE.-I hav,

upright piano for sale. good mellow
tone thoroughly overhauled recently at
one OF the leading factories. Price
$165. Apply to NJ. L. CONLEY, Louisa
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Miss Marie Alice Mars and cousin,
Mr.. Raymond Ford, left on Monday for
Oklahoma where Miss Mars, who is in
poor health. hopes 10 be benefited.
The case of Matney VS.. 1ropton Lum- :
her Co, Pike. was affirmed IN Copft
of Appeals.
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PIKEVILLE
Death of Mrs. Cecil.

Death of Mrs. Cecil.
Mrs Mary Cecil, age So years, died
at her home on Raccoon Creek, Jan. q.
She was buried in the family grave
yard on Johns Creek by the side of her
husband. Mrs. Cecil was the widow
of r. T. Cecil. She leaves besides many
relatives and friends, two daughters
and one son-Mrs. J. A. Pinson, of
Raccoon creek, Mrs. Rebecca Keyser,
of williamson, w. va. and Palmer
Leslie, of West Virginia.
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PRESTONSBURG
Leg Broken.

Leg Broken.
Jack Hackworth, young miner at
the Purity Camel Co.'S mine on Alb
bolt. was caught between some cars
last Thursday and sustained broken
leg. The same day the dinky on this
line was derailed and rolled to the
bottom of the bank. No one was SER
iously hurt in this accident.
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JUDGE Literal I'M.

The many friends Of Judge w. f
Literal Commemorative Attorney of
the oath judicial district, will be pain
ed to learn that he is seriously Ill at
his home at Oil Springs and grave
fears are entertained for his recovery.
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DIR. Irwin's hospital at Myra. whore
Mrs. Music and Mr.. Call had treatment.
Both are reported much improved.
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Returned From Hospital,

MIR. and Mrs U. S. Music and Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Call have returned from