davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-27

taller ON ,,dem, som du har gi-
vet mig" bet er saaledes like
blot de yordende Apostle, der
her tankes paa, skont det ser-
lig var dem, han var samlet med /;
Tanker gaar ogsaa til andre,
som Faderen har givet nam og
vistnok ogsaa til dem, som Fa-
deren i Fremtiden Wide give
ham = sml. Ordene / V. 20:
,,Jeg beder like alene for disse,
men ogsaa for dem, som we'd de-
res Ord tro paa mig"
bet er altsaa ON ale saadan-
ne, som Gud Fader har giyet Je-
sus, han siger: DE ere like al
Verden, ligesom jeg like er af
Verden."
For saa vidt jevnstiller Je-
sus saa ale dem, Faderen har gi-
vet ham, med sig selv = han
er like af Verden, og det er
de heller like.
Hyordan skal vi forstaa detY
Hvad Betydning har det?
johannes skriver ON Jesus:
Han var i Verden, og Verden
err bleven til we'd ham, og Yer
den kendte ham like" (Kap. l,
10).
bet leder Tanker hen paa den
oprindelige Betydning af Yer
den den Tilvarelsesorden
som Gud har skabt. bet var Je-
u som Guds SON fra Eyighed
med til. Yerden blew til we'd ham.
Altsaa kunde Jesus like var
re .,af Verden." Han var for
over den. Men der kom andet
ind i den oprindelige Tilyarel-
s~esorden, noget FIR m m e d; Diet
var Synden n, som Mennesket
begik i Ulydighed imod sin Ska
Der.
Det er derfor, -esus taller ON
Forholdet mellem Verden paa
den enc Side og sig selv og 81
ne Disciple paa den anden ST.
de, som han gSr.
Mennesket i sin naturlige syn
dige Tilstand err ,,af Yerden",
ia Diet er Menneskesamfundet,
som def err blevet under Syndens
Indflydelse, Jesus kalder Yer
den. Verdensmennesker er ,,af
Verden."
Men Jesus, sk9nt han var j
Verden, blev aldrig ,,af Verden. >"
Hans .Lyst og Attraa, hele hans
Liv var hevet over Verdens Ind
flydelse.
Men saa hans Disciple7 Def
er Diet markelige, som Jesus 81
ger her ON dem: DE er like af
Verden."
bet forudsetter virkelig, at
der er foregaaet en- Nyskabning,
en- Genf9delse med dem. bet har
johannes jo da ogsaa fortalt ON
forud, hvorledes Jesus talte til
Nikodemus ON N9dvendigheden
af at blive fSdt paany for at
kunne sc Guds Rige.
ALE dem, Faderen har giyet
Jesus, de err naturforskellige fra
Verden. De er Jesu S9skende,
Born af samme Fader som han,
og de har Lyst og Attraa sam
men med ham.
vi err altsaa i Verden, men TX
Ike af Verden, vi err fremmede
og Udlendige paa Jorden, som
Efeserbrevets Forfatter skriver
(Efs. IL, 49,.
bet err dette Modsetningsfor-
hold, der ofte ggr Diet saa svert
for Guds Born i denne Yerden.
Men, Gud vare takket og pri-
set, at Himmeriges Rige ogsaa
er i Verden, saa vi kan fgle os
hjemme der.
Det var det ejendommelige for
Apostlene og de andre f6rste
Kristne, at de f9lte sig hjemme
i Gnds Rige paa Jord, men TX
ka Verden 90 DIET err elem
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-27

y ia, Diet bestemmer vor Kon-
stitution, men Art. 10 i League
Of Nations Covenant siger:
The Members Of the League
undertake to respece and pre-
serve as against external aggres-
sion the territorial integrity and
existing political independence of
all Members Of the League. In
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-27

lidt paa dem.
Forste Fordi.
bet er dedtret az den skam-
melige Profitering." bet er Vi.
Den skai like undskyldes. Men
Wide Diet have varet bedre, ON
en- Republikaner hayde yeret
PRESIDENT vi har vel like CLIENT
Profiteringen under den spanske
Krig? 0g da var en- Republi-
kaner President. Der er vel in
gen Republikaner, der er Skyld
i denne ProfiteringY Der siges
10, at Majoriteten af PENCE
mendene err Republikanere.
Man wilde komme Sandheden
narmere, hvis Krigen fix Skyl-
den for de heje Priser. Def er
like Prasidentens Skyld. Efter
Borgerkrigen, da Lincoln a
President, var Priserne endnu
hojere.
,,Forbryderisk 0dselhed" er ct
Emne, der faar 0renlyd. De, der
har fulgt med j Washington, we'd
10 nok, at den republikanske
Koneress nedsatte en- Komite til
at %undersoge denne ,,forbryder-
ske 0dselhed". Undersogelsen
kostede $1,000 900, men man
fandt like, at der var edslet
for 81, 900 900.
bet var serlig Republikanere,
som angreb Wilson, fordi He
kept us out of war;. Og nu
angriber de ham, fordi Diet ko-
stede noget at fore den Krig,
de ~forlangte. Krigen er Skyld
Ii de .,knusende SKATER. En-
Republikaner kunde like have
gjort dem lettere.
Anden Fordi.
Da jeg havde lest dette, var
jeg lige we'd at udbryde: Hyor
herligt det dog vii blive!
Hvor er Fabrikkerne lukkede?
Hvorledes kan Farmerne faa hpje
Priser for deres P%rodukter, naar
.Priserne skal blive l%avere, som
Harding lover i forste Ford.
Der er nu ogsaa meget i Poll
tikken, som jeg like forstaar.
Far Arbejderne like god Lon
nu? Jeg synes, der er Modsigelse
her: Layere Priser paa Fodeya-
rer. code Priser for Farmproduk-
ter og god Lon til Arbejdere.
Treble Fordi.
Der er Modsigelse i denne
Erase: En- svag og yaklende
Een-Mand Regering." Bet er
vel Wilson, man tenker paa.
Wilson er like Presidentkandi-
dat denne Gang. Lad ham a
were ude az Betragtning we'd
we'd Valget i Aar. Og dersom
en- Mand err saa stor og stark,
at han kan styre wort Land enc,
Diet tyder like paa, at han er
'svag og vaklende. Virkeligheden
er nok denne, at der a mango,
der Wide styre Wilson, men de
opdagede, at han "a for stor
og for sterk. For9vrigt we'd jeg
like, hyor den Talemaade om
Een-Mand Regering herer hjem-
me. bet samme kunde man sige
ON Roosevelt. Hvor herer dette
hjemme: Genoprette Konstituo-
mems representative R%egering9
IOg naar der er Tale ON fri Tale,
fri Presse og fri Forsamling, kom-
mer man til at t@nke paa Gov.
Hardings Zen helt anden Har-
ding, ham i Iowa. Red Pro
klamation, og Gov. Harding var
like en- Demokrat. Han Wilson
lagt noget j Vejen for disse
Friheder?
Fjerde Fordi.
bet er flask Propaganda at
sige, at THE League of Natl
ons" kan sende wore unge Mend
aver de syv Seer j Krig. Enhyer
Skoledreng we'd, at kun 0 Pra-
sident, efter at vor Kongress j
Washington har erkleret Krig,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-27

Koret / Katedralen / Lincoln,
der er en- af de eldste i Eng
land. er saa sk9nt i sin Teg-
ming, saa yidunderligt i Udferel-
sen, saa henrivende i Yirknin.
gen, saa fuldendt i ale Enkelt-
heder, skont der kun er lidet at,
hyad man kalder Jagen efter
Effekt, at Diet er bleyen kaldt
Englekoret, hgesom Diet ogsaa er
bleyen gjort geldende, at der
like er udgaaet noget skonnere
fra Menneskehender end dette
Englekor i Lincoln.
Nesten af samme Yirkning
som Englekoret er Glasmalerier-
ne i samme Katedral. Yindus-
.~roserne er de sk9nneste, der fin
des, og naynlig en- af dem reg
mes for en- Juvel af sit Slags.
De dejligste Farver og den yid.
~underlige Virkning, Diet faryede
|Glas udoyer, kan neppe nok for
staas, uden man sely har set Diet.
Den gamle lids Faryer er a
.rige, at naar Solen skinner paa
.Glasset, straaler Diet som de ko-
steligste Juveler.
| mango af disse Vinduer fin
des Gengiyelser af de bibelske
Historier, der bogstavelig var
Pradikener i Glas, som enhyer
Kirkegest kunde lese. bet be-
romte Yindue i Chartres med
den table Son" er ct godt Elk
sempel herpaa. Enhyer af Liz.
nelson's Enkeltheder er her billed
lgt fremstillet i Farver fra det
.Djeblik, S9nnen fremsetter Kray
.paa sin Ary og f9lgende de for
skellige Fristelser, hvor han set.
ter den til, til han yender til
bage til Barndomshjemmet- sely
Billedet af Fedekalyen mangler
like.
| The Story Of Art through.
ont the Ages" skriver Reinach ::
Den gotiske Katedral er ct sandt
S%amleryerk af menneskelig Kund-
skab. Den indeholder Scener fra
den hellige Skrift, Legender, No
tiver fra Dyre- og Planteyerde-
men, F'remstillinger af Landbru-
gets Tider, Kunst, Videnskab og
Haandyark SAINT endelig moral.
ske Allegorier.
| Diet trettende Aarhundrede
oyerdrog Ludwig den Fromme
den lerde Dominikaner Vincent
af Beauvais at skriye ct stort
Nerk, der skulde omfatte hele
Tidens Widen. Varket bley kaldt
Verdensspejlet og delt i fire De
lie: Naturens Spell, Yidenskabens
Spell, Moralens Spell og Hi
storiens Spell. En- samtidig Ar
kaolog NJ. +. Male har paayist.
at de store K%atedraler er en-
Oyersettelse i Sten af yineents
Verdensspejl, like saaledes at
Bygmestrene havde last Vincents
Bog, men at de ligesom han
s9gte at give Udtryk for Tidens
hele aandelige Eje, svarende til
.Opgayen, der like bestod i at
forn9Je, men at underyise og
lere de mango, som like ejede
Boyer og heller like var i Stand
til at lase.
Hyor meget Katerdralerne in
deholder af Mening og Tanke
oliver man f9rst ret j Stand
til at fatte gennem Studiet af
Tidens Symbolic. Vor Slagt har
like megen Forstaaelse af Sym
boiler. De mango smaa Ting.
der tildrager sig Opmarksomhe.
den bl. a. under Lesning af
Aviserne, lader kun hden Plads
for dybere Tanker, og Diet er
vel ogsaa Grunden til, at den
moderne Kunstner forteller sin
Historic saa vidt mulig uden
dybere Forstaaelse.
| hin It'd havde alt en- dybere
Mening. Litteraturen var fluid af
Allegorier; selv Arthur Legender-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-27
bet, der bliVer.
Herrens Ord oliver evindelig.
Il. Pet. /. 20
IKE AT vERDEN.

De ere like af Yerden,
Ggesom jeg like er af Yer
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-06-25
DENNIS

Misses Ruby Roberta and Gladys
Irene Rrainard passed here sunday
Miss Mary Prichard has gone 70
West Virginia 10 spend a month 7virh
relatives
Sink Roberts and BIZ Whit passed
up by here recently.
Mrs Nancy Adkins vas calling on
Hrs Elizabeth Cunningham Weines-
day
AIRS Dcsiia vanhorn was shopping
al Tuseola Friday
Misses Maxine Thompson and Eliz-
abeth Watson were calling on Misses
lIadge and Marie Cunningham Friday
Miss Rachel Nay Daniels was the
guest OF Misses 3ladge and Dorothy
Marie Cunningham Sunday
Miss Mary Lou HutchisOn passed up
our creek Saturday
Mrs COrCia Priehsr,i was calling on
Mrs Nancy Adkins Sunday
CLARICE AND JULIE
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-06-25
EAST FORK

There viii bs preaching here sun
day at 1890 BY Rev Campbell.
Miss Matte Blankenship. OF Louisa,
spent the Wael----t with n1s Dave
Shepherd
Mrs Crit Stewart has returned q
her home al Lynch. Ey. after an ex-
tended wish vista aer mother. Mrs
Eliza Mcil6ihIin-
Mr.. saf sgrs. Paul Copley moiored
TO Ashland Monday 10 visit relatives
Mr. and Airs. Noah Reynolds. OF ~
Gay. ". Va were the guests OF his
sraEdlnoiher saturday and Sunday.
Miss Nora Elswick went 10 Yates
vile saturday 70 meet her brother.
John. He Is employed in the survey
Of the hard road
AIiss Mary McGlothlin was the guest
OF Misses Ada Fannin and Dova Col
lier Tuesday.
Charlie stewart mas returned 70
Twin Branch. W Va. where he has
employment
Mrs. Margaret Hail is visiting her
daughter. Airs. wnl Hanley. at Ash
land.
Mr.. and Mrs Harye Workman and
daughter Coda were visiting her sis
ter. Mrs j. 6, Kinner al Catlettsburg
last week
Jessie and- Howard Smith are visit
ing their grandparents here
p T Hall and daughter Lauyarn
we're shopping in Ashland Saturday.
Mrs ". D. Queen Was the guest q
Airs Geo Allen Monday, SYNOD
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-06-25
WAYNE ITEMS

Miss Sarah Rigg. OF CeredO, was the
guest of Miss Spice Adkins sunday
Fisher Scaggs was in Huntington on
business Monday.
Mrs. l. C. Trout and daughter Louise
of Charleston are visiting Mr. and
Mrs Joe Newman
Miss EvangeIine Thompson has re-
turned from a several months stay in
Oklahoma
Ralph Taylor spent sunday with
friends in Fort Gay
Miss Pauline PIymale. q Buffalo
Creek, IS visiting her SISTER. Mrs
Claude Newman.
Mrs. America Myers and daughter.
Miss Iva. OF New MartinsviIle. arr
visiting relatives here
Mrs. Max Lester and children OF
Logan. spent last week with Mrs
Cfas. SeIlards
Miss Ruby Burgess is visiting in
Ashland and Huntington
Miss Helen Newman left Saturday
for visit with CeredO relatives
Mrs. 3. A. Burgess and Miss Gypsy
Beckett visited relatives at East Lynn
last week
J.. t. Lambert was in Kenova on
business Monday
MIS- Boyd WeIlman returned sun
day from a visit with relatives IN
Huntington
Atty W. " Lovins. OF KenOva- was
Wayne visitor "Wednesday
4Ir. and Mrs J. NJ. Thompson and
little son left Monday for visit With
KenOva relatives
Zoria Perry was in KenOva on bust.
ness Saturday.
Miss Mamie Marcum spent Sunday
with relatives at Naugatuck
H. H. Cyrus visited his family al
Kencva the last OF the week
Clyde Scaggs and Charley Ferguson
were business visitors 10 KsnO.a Mon
day
Walter NcComaS. Of CentervilIe- was
in Wayne Friday
Miss Dorothy Rife has returned 10
Kenova after visit with Wayne rel
atives-
Miss Ruth Adams. Of Huntington. Is
visiting he raunt. Mrs Jones, Porter
Prof T. b Mcclure visited relatives
in Huntington the first OF the week
W. B. Smith. of CenteFyille, was in
Wayne Tuesday.
Everett Boss has sold his stock 1f
merchandise and building TO Tim
Perry.
Jimmie Perry. of the Naval Academy
AT Great Lakes. H. is home on a 30
day furIough GRIMES
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-06-25
CORDELL

Crops look good and farmers arr
smiling
Church at this place was largely at
tended Sunday
Jerry CordIe. who has been on the
sick list for some time is some better
Mrs r. IL Cordle was out visiting
Sunday
Miss Hettie Swami was the guest of
Mrs. j. H CorsiIe. ST., Sunday
Miss AIoIIie Griffith and Miss Esta
Moore were the dinner guests OF Miss
Myrtle Steele Sunday.
Opal Baker was the afternoon guest
OF Puma Prince Monday
Mrs T. VI. CordIe is still improving
A quiet little wedding was solemn
lied here last week. the contracting
parties being w H. c. Thompson. of
Louisa. and Mrs. Alma Bowling, of
Wilbur. widow of Joe Bowling. They
are deserving people and we wish them
success in life
w G. Lester got mis- hand cut very
severely on a wire fence last Saturday
and we are afraid it is going TO give
him lot of trouble.
Mrs. Ethel Moore was the guest of
Mrs. Oliver Swetnam Monday night
Sunday school at this place was
largely attended Sunday. Everybody
invited out next Sunday. and also to
prayer meeting saturday afternoon :
o'clock.
Levi corile has purchased nne
shetland pony.
The wedding bells are expected 10
ring again soon near Wilbur.
ROSE BUD.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-06-25
BEN Cassidy, Attorney
The Real Estate dealer from Big Sandy
Greenup, Kentucky
Truth and Honesty
Pay Large Dividends

The Big Blaine Produce Company
viii Incorporate By January LIST with
capital stock SIS. 900 paid In. -Four
different dealers made contract May
NJ. You see auF record. We started
on borrowed funds.
We ar h Tie ma -: FOR an kinds
ot roots: q nes~ng $40 III. golden seal
"a H.. Mig rptie root. bone dry. sig
III. star root. Toe H., erase wool 2sc
H.. Mid ginr.4 q. "a CON 10, sas-
safr1s bark. bone -. II and &c ID.
w. sell meal from Lauis4 pour a
Fed CO They bu, see-I corn. Gu, musk
on. make ths b - meal IN assern
Kentucky. IVo sell obeitsk iiour.
white as STOW. We whsIesae meal
lnd retail tobacco. Brown sflie box
I4c IT., Skaters Natural Leaf Sc H..
Prince Albert ise can. sea doE 70
merchants only.
Grass butter ike 10. salmon isc ana
s0c can. Travellers Sans ed corn %
an ear, small carr &c. 10 .laIi zoe. big
zoe. galvanized tubs ard good shade.
An kinds fresh lunch. ice cold pop.
izc bottle. In case 10c. Lemonade iOc
glass. ice cream every saturday. soc
dian. IOc cone. Fresh Loaf bread from
Louisa. LEMONS. oranges s.. 8 for sc.
big oranges. Florida and California.
loo. Enjoy life and live 100 years.
Sugar here sells at sc. not over 81
worth TO each customer. Pure lard "a
10. can II paid in herbs or product
sIz.el. small cans si.ss. dried salt meal
&c. we want hams S2c II. n grocer
- - soe , cash Fryins snlesns = 70. 40
Tor old Brlndle.s hide II weight il in
,As hide. n Eafl every thing ehsnges,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-06-25
Local and Personal.

Perry, son OF attorney J. H. Adkins.
underwent a second operation for APP
pendicitis ana is very i'll in Jenkins
hospital.
Miss Thelma Morgan and Sallie
Wears are at home after a most en-
joyable visit to Miss Minerva Scott in
Frankfort, and TO Louisville, LeXing-
ton and NichoasvilIe-
Beautiful and impressive Children's
Day services were held at the Pres
byterian Church. Several infants We're
baptized at the service.
Mrs. W. l. Morris has as guests
Mrs. Norma Berry and daughters
Louise and ElOise. of Berry.
Miss Ethel Ruth Francis returned
from Huntington after a delightful
visit TO her brother, J. d. Francis and
family.
Mrs. Victor Bevins and children have
been 10 Greenup for a visit to her
parents.
Thos. Sevinney and wife were here
going to Heller where he succeeds
MIR. Warden as manager of coal
company.
Miss Lottie May Rogers is at home
from Nashville, Tenn, where she was
a student in Ward Belmont She
stopped at Eminence and Ashland and
spent a few days en- route home.
James Frank Hudson. of this place.
was admitted to the practice OF law
by the Court of Appeals last Friday
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-06-25
DRY RIDGE

Rev Davenport. our district super
intendent. held quarterly meeting here
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs Dock Prince and Mrs Curtis
Ball are visiting friends and relatives
at this place
The stOrk visited Mr.. and Mrs. John
Burton and left a fine boy.
Misses Gunnie Prince, Edna Suel
and Mrs. Curt Ball were the dinner
guests of Jocie Roberts Sunday.
Carl and Bill Burton We're calling
on their grandfather Monday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Hays and son
were the dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs
sylvester BAN Sunday.
Eliza Jay Roberts was calling on
Forrest and AIilt Bail Monday even
ing.
Misses Gunnie Prince and Laura
Bel Carter and Mrs, Curt Ball spent
Saturday night with Jacie Roberts,
Gypsey and Randall Carter We're
calling on their aunt, Genoa Ham,
tuesday.
Sunday school every sunday even
ing al ? D. m. Everybody come.
KEEP RIGHT On.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-06-25
DENNIS

Merlia kitchen was shopping hers
recently.
AIRS Boggs. of Cherokee. is visiting
her sister. Airs. J. A Rice. here.
Mr. and Mrs George Savage and
son. George Lewis. OF Hatfield. W. Va
and Mr. and Mrs Herbert Diamond
son Monley and daughters, Monnie and
Eva Marie. of Louisa. who have been
visiting their parents al this place,
returned home Sunday.
Airs. Grace Hairless. of Tuscola. is
visiting her mother at this place.
Effie Wright and Lizzie and Alma
Kitchen attended church at Morgan
Saturday night.
willard Browning and Heston Rice
We're on Morgan Saturday.
Jim Christian has his home almost
completed.
Minnie Il. Pennington was calling
on Violet q. Rice sunday.
FOLLY AND NoLLIE.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-06-25
WHITEHOUSE

Sunday School IS progressing here
with 1Ir. T. J. Powell Supt-
John ". SrIckIin- OF Ashland. WAS
calling On Miss Mary Meek Sunday
Airs Bess Ward. who has been visit
ing al Ashland. has returned home
Daniel Robinson who has been sick
is some better.
Miss NIaude Piummer was vvisitins
al o1uf; Sunday
The Meek opera win start Thursday
night
John w Seliards is a business Wis
itOr in Paints-iIle-
: Airs. Nellie Spears and Miss Mary
Meek are visiting friends al Buffalo
The North-E Fast Coal company has
ten new buildings under way. Business
is on rush al whitehouse-
There was tine meeting in White
house SUNDAY. seven baptized. \
large crowd attended. CHICK
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-06-25
PRESTONSBJRC


(Citizen)
Walter Scott Harkins has returned
from a few weeks visit TO DanyiIls
Lexington and Louisville. He spent
most OF his visit in DanvilIe attend
irg the commencement exercises OF
Centre College. the institution from
which he graduated about two years
ago.
Miss Elizabeth CockiIL BEAUTIFUL
and accomplished daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Joe CockiII of PikeviIle. who
for the past two weeks has been the
guest OF her uncle. DR. and Mrs C. w
Evans. left Monday for her home
Mrs. C. L. Howard and family left
Tuesday for their home in Maysyille,
where they will spend a few weeks
before joining the doctor az his neS
location in Huntington
Miss LavOnne HOnaker OF PikeyfIIA.
was the attractive guest Of Hiss Cora
Mayo stephens for a feW Gays last
week
Miss Adie Frazier Of Fresto7sburg.
is now living with her sister Mrs Os-
car Baker. who has been veTy III with
smallpox but has recovered 4 scar
from smallpox caused uIcsr 20 form in
the left eye which almost caused blind
ness. .5
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs Carrie Burke,
OF Auxier. on June IL. two fine boys
Charles Everett and Charlett Paul
weighing seven pounds each Mrs
Burke is at the home Of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fugitt-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-06-25
Local and Personal.

Mrs. Curtis Preston Is seriously sick
at the home OF her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs T. c Brown Her many friends
viii regret to learn Of her present
condition
Police Judge Harry l. Moore. OF
Jenkins was here this week en- route
TO Kezat0ls Fork in this county where
ne goes 10 look after his oil i-tereslz-
DR.. and Mrs Jno. r. Wells have
moved into their handsome new brick
bunsaIOw on Third street This IS ore
Of the prettIesr and most convenient
homes in PainrsyviIle.
Raymond l. Kirk Who has been at
tending The Kentucky State University
az Lexington the. past year. arrived
home Monday He was with the Uni-
verstty students who spent a Wesk
camping on the Kentucky river
.lIr. and Mrs Juo, Z Buckingham and
daughters arrived in PainfsyiIle SAT-
urday from Ashland where they spent
tWO weeks visiting friends and look
ing for a location They NiII move 70
Ashland where they will make their
future home
Mr.. and Mrs v : Taylor and chill
drsn. Of Portsmouth. o. are here the
guests OF Mrs TayIOr's mother. Mrs
Julia Wells Mr. and Airs Taylor
made the trip TO PsinJsyiils IN their
machine and report the roads very. .b1si
IN places
Ms Lloyd Clay. assisted b. Hiss ;
Agnes YanEIcese ard Silgfnia Ctas-
lssrtained 10 dinner Monday Misses
Olga StapIetOn and Ethel SALISBURY
MessTs- Tom Fitzpatrick, Lewis Mayo
Eugene Ward and Henry Ziesisr-
Judge and Mrs J. w Walker are the
guests OF their son wM walker and
family AT COlIinsdale. W. Va, this
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Boyd are tn.
proud parents u line new baby boz
that made his appearance al their
home sunday night
Mr. and Mrs Gibbs. Of CaIIeftsburs-
have located in PaintsviIIe and occupy
the ard residence Mr. Gibbs : EN-
plOysd by the ( * .. as yarimaster
at this place.
F. p Hager is rushing work on his
swimming pool in East Paintsvflie-
He hopes 10 have the pool ready 70
open By the frst Of July
Miss Frankie Preston. Of Ashland
who spent a month here the guest Of
her sister. Miss Ora Preston and Mr.
and Mrs Chas- a kirk. left or her
home
Mrs Martha J. Davis is IN Ashland
Ehers she was called by the serious
Illness OF her daughter. Mrs T.. H.
Williams Mrs. Williams Il very lOsg
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-06-25
LoesI and Personal.


William Roy Thompson. bright little
son ~ AR and Mrs Jack Thompson.
VIII go 10 FailsburE and spend .he
summer with an aunt
Don BOYD. ~ Harold. was admitted
10 the Kings Daughters hospital
Tuesday night. suffering from minor
injuries received NJ his work tor taF
Harold Coal a Coke company.
Mrs. n c, Reynolds and W. Il.
Pinson. OF Pikeyille. attended com
mencement exercises OF Frankfort high
school Miss Minerva Scott is mem
ber ~ the graduating class
Jay ard Oscar. brt.tllt so1z OF DF
and Mrs Charles Pond. who have been
visiting their grandparents in like
country have returned nome
Mrs. John Thornsbury aas returned
from delightful ss-ergl rfee X. rfsst
10 friends and relatives in Virginia.
points in Pike county and Piksville
Miss Fannie PTater. PROMINENT young
lady 81 SaiyersvilIe. who has recently
undergone a successful aHs ration "a
Lexington. 4 here the guest Of her
aunt. Mrs Amanda Adams.
The Misses Julia and Helen Fair
child. Of LakeyiIle. Aiagonin county.
are visiting friends in this city They
are returning from Lexington where
the former had been for medical
treatment
sfrs. Amos Tyre. is here from
Washington. y. c, called by the Ill
ness 81 her graniInOther. Airs: Garrett.
who Is fndispo~ed Airs. Garrett = IN
taer ninetIes- she Is much esteemed