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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-06

Agency.
Mr.. Criclrmer. store superintendent
Of the SoIvay Galleries Company. Il
transacting business here
Our community was favored with the
smiling presence and clever handshake
OF Mr. C. A Warden and his hOspitable
wife. They are popular In this and
adjoining communities because OF the
many deeds % Kindness and helpful
ness Done by them
Mr.. 6. l. Cox. chief engineer. $. C.
Co. is here on business
Miss Tress May OF ITestonsbrrs. y
visiting DR.. and Mrs. ]. G. Preston
Miss SpeaiS Of PafntsviIle. Is the
gues; Of Mr- and Mrs p. l. Long.
Miss johnson has as her guest Miss
Curtis OF Ashland.
General Superintendent ThOs. De-
venny and wife have returned from
North Fork. w Va. where Ne De-
Venny was called 10 the bedside Of his
grandmother who passed 10 the be-
@sOnd. f.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-06
PIKEVILE

On las. Saturday morning the death
1nnu.el visited the hcrne Of Mr. and -Ars-
". Z. johnson and took their little
daughter Kathleen, aged only eighteen
months. She took EhoOping cough .
ueek ago. then other complications
Were developed until one could soon
- that there vas no chance for her
The funeral services we're held at the
Hautfst church Sunday afternoon by
Rev. c. c Dawes
Miss Elizabeth Lggett returned 10
her home al Nashville. Tenn. last
Weduesday after two weeks visit
with Miss Nancy PauIey m this city
1ffss IigEett Is q graduate from Ward
Belmont BY her striking personality
ara Vii Of readings she made many
friends and became very popular
nubonG the younger set in Pikevllle-
she VAS entertained extensively Enile
here
Norman Maynard. Of Cincinnati, ar
rix,d ia PikeviIIe Sunday evening
.PsuI Riddle returned home Saturday
&om Cincinnati where he was trans
aetiug business for BOWIes * Riddle,
.r..fs for Pfkeyine for the Hudson
ear
atives and friends al Roanoke Va
Mss Grace ChztheId. charming and
attractive girl Of Cincinnati who Is
ending the summer with her father
near EIkhOrn, was the guest OF Miss
SzIIie Wears
Mr.. B. BurnetIe and Miss Sibsl
Aders. both Of PikeviiIe. were quietly
married al the home of Miss. Aders-
MIS- Hester Auxier. Of Ra1lif1 s
creek. was the Sundz= guest OF friends
in PikevIile-
Mss Bill ThOrnbury returned home
Saturday frO1 CatIe1Isburs where she
was the guest OF Misses Mabel and
Thelma Station
Mr.. Ed Elliott made business trip
10 Ashland last week
Supt. OF schools Fvnso Wright IS
visiting schools this week @
Miss Nay Fitzpatrick Of Messy Bot
tom Was taken TO IrontOn 10 a hos
pitaI for treatment
Ms. Tom Bales ard Mrs. John F.
ButIeO have been visiting in Ashland
and CatisIssbusg-
Mrs Barbara Mars, Mrs Dixie
King RarIin- Mrs IsaaR Clevinser,
Ms Butler Adkins and Mrs Dick
Thompson visiting Re5ekahs in Cat
.lse1sburg spent the day in Huntington
=ePping-
i'll Morgan prominent lumber man
Of this place, has purchased property
on Fifth avenue IN Huntington and
Eiu move there in the near future
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RICHARDSON

Mr. S. B. Price. of wheelzTight. Is
the guest OF home folks
Chas CasselI. who has employment
"A stone. is visiting his parents. Mr.
and Mrs Scott Cassen
Miss Garnet See spent the weekend
with home folks at Louisa
Orvflle Stinson. of White House.
spent Sunday evening with Miss Luz
ellie wallace. y
Dr. w W. Wray has accepted a
position as physician, az Robinson
Greek. His family will live at Louisa
until school closes there. when they
viii join him at Robinson Creek.
Walter Warwick. OF Russell. was the
over Sunday guest OF parents
Several boys and girls from here at
tended church al Graves Shoal Sunday
nlEht
Airs Corbett Cassell spent Sunday
with MIR. and Mrs. r. b. Davis OF Mats
Creek.
n. o. Randolph passed thru here
wednesday enroute to Peach Orchard.
Mrs Walter Wilbur Is visiting rela-
fivcn AT White House.
lanes and Henry Akers were BUSH
noss visitors IN Louisa SATURDAY.
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AutomobiIe Accident.

Williamson. ". Va.-Having driven
TO MateWan Tuesday evening. Misses
Frances Williamson and Irene War
nick, Messrs Jay Reinhart and Bob
'Respass. were on their way home when
the car plunged over an embankment
for fifteen feet. until stopped by a wire
fence, Miss Warwick was driving and
the others OF the party were il the
back seat. so that no aid could be given
her towards stopping the car. Miss
Williamson was hurled through the
windshield when the ear stopped and
received a painful bur not serious. cut
in the mead.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-06
MEz ITEMS

Circuit Court opened Monday with
Judge Bailey presiding
Inez Is full of visitors. Many are in
at court and others are
trading or buying horses Of which Mr..
Johnsy Moore has a car load for sale
Mr.. Dave James motored from VIII
hanson on Sunday and was the guest
Of Mr. Jasper Hardin and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Horn and caugh-
ter Laura came over from Bowling
Green and are visiting in the home Of
Mr. and Mrs A B. Copley. They made
the trip in their machine.
Mrs. J. r Cassidy. OF Cold Water.
had the misfortune 10 fall last Thurs
day morning and dislocate her thigh
bone. She was attended by Drs- Fair
child and Haws who hade her COM
Portable and on Friday she was
brought by willing hands on a stretch
er to Inez where she is recovering at
the home of her son. Buddy Cassidy.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Hale and son. G.
w Jr. Rudolph Hale, Wallace and
Richard Hale OF Kermit and Miss
Mabel Kirk came over in their car on
Saturday afternoon
w. T. Cain of Louisa. and Atty. and
Mrs. Wheeler. of Paintsville. are at
tending court.
Mrs Paul Frazier, court stenograph-
er, OF Paintsvilie. arrived Monday to
assume her duties.
Mrs. Peter Ward has arrived on n
visit 10 her mother. Mrs. A. Boyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Dempsey went to
Huntington last week where Mrs.
Dempsey is receiving medical atten-
ton.
Atty. A. j. Kirk Is attending court.
The blind musicians. MIR, and Mrs.
Holly and Mr., Spalding gave a concert
IN the court house on Monday night
Mr.. and Mrs, w. NJ. Hale. OF kermit
are visiting relatives In Ines,
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CIermont & Brown County
Ohio Farms.

zIs Acres Extra good hnd near
guad town Fine location s-zsom
Abase- modern. good tenant house, ;
kooa psrns Inls |" al ap-to-aate
arm TIC e~ooe-
H< eesss--An 5000 .Ana. no u...e-
" 49, so-h' - -Se-.se' ansas-n
,,,,.-, .-,TEs ;. 49,. 49, =, ,,...,..-
- out buiIaior. rTr- n-S.surtl,,
80, : i..s,,sss,,I ..,,,r,- 49,. -.
S.se9o
- s.-..-r-v., "a ,,1l,,- -
GOOD to~n. me location. IS acr-s bot
tom land. house Of roozns ar<e
porches, good ceiEAr. barn sexss and ali
other necsssas.y buildiags Price
ssecse.
1877 Acres Level to roilirz. gooa
and. fair location. eiose % tow. AL
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-06
WAYNE COUNTY MAN
GIVEN LIFE SENTENCE

Albert McClOud. OF Wayne and Min
90 counties. widely known as a moon
sinner and deserter OF the u $. army
in time OF war. was convicted OF the
murder OF George Dillon and William
Ellis nthe Mingo county circuit court
last week AMI sentenced 20 = life term
IN West Virginia penitentia-y-
Mccloud was convicted Of murder
OF frst degree in less than fifteen
IriInutes after the case had been turn
"a over 10 the jury The jury recon-
rlended that NIccloud bespunisked by
e term Imprisonment and Judge
Damron passed the sentence accord
|iagIy.
McCloud was one os the quartet
which dehed the authorities during
the spring and summer Of 1918 With
him at times were Lewis Vance, Noah
a.arcnm and Boyd Bsisden- MeCloud
had deserted from the army at Hat
tiesburE. Miss and made his way
home on freight trains. arriving on
March i3. His three companions were
alleged 10 be slackerS and with Nc
Cloud roamed the mountain fastness-
Is in the section OF Breeder to escape
military duty.
All efforts to apprehend these mer
failed, although rewards were oTerei
by the government The task vas o.
nally undertaken by Voasusrie .str.e
Dillon and wililam Ellis, ~ Ming -.
on the morning Of August n. ista
rf'lon and Ellis went 10 the home of
McCloud's parents. MIR. and Mrs Babe
.,cC'cai Dilion anproached the house
fro mthe front and Ellis took a POSI-
Ia the rear. Roth were shot TO
death.
Soon after the double murder Mar
cum Vance and Ralsdsn surrendered
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-06
Local and Personal.

Ed VanhoOse has purchased the Webb
Hotel and furnishings from ; A. Webb
and has charge Of the business >
Williams is the neW manager. Four
teen new rooms VIII be added
E. D. ShrOuI, assistant cashier OF
The PaintsviIie National Bank, has lei
a contract for a handsome residence
10 be erected on the lot recently pur-
chased by him
The new hospital mas been compiel-
"a and will be furnished al once and
opened to the public about September
n II IS a modern building in every
wav and VIII be furnished with the
latest and best equipment 10 De mad
MISS Marjorie Price returned 70 her
home in Catlettsburg Monday after
spending some time here the guest OF
Miss Elizabeth Buckingham She was
home By Miss Bueking-
lam and Miss Sallie Vaughan VINO
viii spend some time there
Mr.. and Mrs Jno. E Buekingham
and daughters, Mr. and Mrs y ;.
TAYLOR left for a trip to Canada They
sxDecr to spend about three weeks
fishing.
NJ Grace WhitseI and daughter
E;dwina Sweat of Oklahoma are here
he guest OF relatives They were IN
RsintsvilIe Tuesday seeing old friends
nut are making headquarters az the
brner home OF Mrs WhiIsel at River
Judge and Mrs A. j. Kirk returned
sunday from Louisa where they went
with their little son Louis who IS SICK
with rheumatism The boy Is in a bad
condition but his many friends hope
he viii soon recover.
Mrs. W. J. Fitzpatrick and SON Geo
Herman. OF Miami. F:oEsaa- were here
this week the guests Of Mr. and MIS-
Chas- A Kirk They left Tuesday ior
FLOYD county where they viii spena
some time with relatives
Prof. W. B. Ward Of the Paintsv1lle
uubiic schools. has returned from a
few weeks "Trip 10 surrounding coun-
,iss where he has been holding county
TEACHERS Institutes Prof Ward has
,aught more county Institutes than amp
other instructor in this section OF the
state and he always gives satisfaction
AIrs. George CURLY and sister. Miss
I.ucreria Cassidy of the kentucky
River section. are the guests oil tnelr
sister. Mrs. VIII A War;
Miss Georgene Kirk returned Mon
day from Ashland where she spent
few weeks the guest Of Miss Esther
Preston and Miss Margaret Mayo
Mrs W. w. Reynolds and children
have returned TO their home in Pike
yille alter a visit here with Mr. and
Mrs c. NJ HageE.
Mr. and Mrs Jesse Songer VIII re-
turn 10 Paintsviile from Ashland TOT
future residence
Mrs. Ethel Spencer and son Robert,
of River. were here Tuesday the guests
Of reltives and friends
W j. Frazier. Of Logan. W Va IS
the guest Of M and Mrs Paul Frazier
here this week.-Herald-
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Wort ON County Roads.

During the past month there has
been considerable work done On the
county road leading to the oil field
The different companies and num-
Der Of individuals interested in this
road contributed money 10 have the
road worked OUT, Out they failed 10
get enough money TO put The road in a.
good condition Last week Hcndel &
Kazee. OF the PaintsviIIe Auto & s.
vice Company worked the road with
their large truck and a number OF
men. others should dc likewise The
county has two large trucks and the
time 10 put this road in good condi-
ton Is now
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-06
PANTSVILLE


pss.es Away
Mr. James Lemaster. of stanords-
vile passed away at $40 a m on
wednesday. August 4. at the Kings
Daughters hospital in Ashland, where
he Was admitted one week ago cr1ii-
ealIy i'll. Mr. Lemaster was a farmer.
wen known in the Big Sandy section.
and highly regarded He was 81 years
o. age and widower. his wife having
f,reeedod him TO the spirit world sew
e.al wears ago He is survived by one
so and I'VE daughters. one OF whom,
- Eunice Ienaster. Is a student
nurse in the Kings Daughters hospi-
saL. The body was taken 10 Paintsviile
TO the nome Of another daughter. MIS-
ollie Cooper The funeral was con-
Quoted there
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Enjoyed Institute.

Delegates 10 the Ashland District
SUNDAY school Institute frcm the First
n r Church South and Centenary
church. Ashland. report delightful
time in Louisa where the institute was
held. The sessions were full Of inter
est and a welcome OF such cordially
was extended them from The people OF
Louisa that the meeting took on more
the air Of a great social gathering.
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Attended Funeral.

Mr.. and Mrs. wingo Of Louisa have
returned to Louisa after having at
tended the funeral OF tbs latter's sis
Ter. Mrs. Dayie Austin They were ae-
companied BY Miss Opal Austin. the
bereaved daughter OF Mrs. Austin.
Norman Roberts, brother Of Mrs.
Austin has returned TO Williamson and
Mrs Alvin Bowling has returned TO
Charleston
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-06
s,epped b Fron, q Mevina Train.

Nose Blackburn, miner AT Good
man. w. Va was seriously injured
when ne jumped on fast west bound
freigh; train in front OF an east bound
train. The accident occurred this side
OF the tunnel at West Williamson
BIackburns right leg was broken be-.
low the knee and BADLY mashed. and
he also received bad cur above the
left eye He has q Wife and two chill
dren living AT Goodman Tic VIII re-
cover. Williamson News.
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WEST VIRGINIA
ITEMS OF NEWS
Shooting at Devon.

Shooting al Devon
John Dickenson. whose home Is at
Williamson. was shot aud seriously
wounded at Dev01 last Saturday night
He was waiting n the stafion TO take
a train TO william sol when az least
two shots were fired at him One Of
the shots pierced his fiIWer and the
other penetrated his side, making a
very serious wound He was taken TO
the Welch hospital from where II is
reported that ne has a chance to re-
cover
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EDGEWATER
Edse~ater Club Entertains-

Eo0eWatcr OIub EnteTtain8-
The Edgewater Club entertained 10
a dance at Welfare building in honor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Devenny. Mr.
and Mrs NJ u. RodeEiek and Mr.
Sneed- Delicious and tasteful refresh
ments were served. Jennings orehes-
ira acquitted itself 10 the entire and
complete satisfaction OF all guests and
friends. No better dancing floor In
the State than tina; at the Welfare
building. Henry Clay
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Mrs. Ed L Burke and son. Billy. OF
PIkeviIie, who leave with them for a
motor trip 10 Evansville. Ind. where
they will visit Mr.. and Mrs. Julian
Park. Mrs. Keyser was formerly Miss
Ruth Burke
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PRESTONSBURG
20. H.rkins Fractures Ann.

J. D HarSSins Fractures Ann
A serious injury happened 10 our
rDunsman. Hon. J. D. Harkins al Lou
isriIle. Attempting 10 board street
rar. owing TO the wet pavement. his
feet slipped from under him and he
zen fracturing his right arm near the
joint with MS collar bone
Ne.~ Hotel
+. A Turner, former hotel man Of
WayIand- hes leased the new building
Of DR.. II II Collins. near the court
house square, and Is furnishing same
preparatory 10 opening August lst-
Fire Destroys Residences
The residence Of J. w Hatcher.
prominent business man Of Allen was
simplicity destroyed by fire on last
Saturday morning The IRE caught
II Is thought, from defective fiue and
SPREAD 50 fast that il was impossible
10 save much OF the furniture and val
rabies in the house No insurance was
nxxied and the loss is a total one A
Yublic donation among Mr. Hatchers
friends was made amounting 10 several
hmdred dollars
Teachers Institute
Floyd County Teachers Institute
Iii be held n P-estonsburg begin
ming August - Prof Irving of
Georgetown College will be the in
sfrucfor.
Society News
Miss Erie Patrick OF The Pines
has for her guests this week Misses
Maybeile and Ethel Rowland OF Win
chester. and Mss NetIie May, of Sal
yersviIle-
Mrs z W. PendIeton entertained TO
six O'Clock dinner Sunday Misses Ellie
Rzlrick and Ethel and MaybeIle Row
land. and Messrs RoscO Howard and
Charles Mildly OF Charleston w Va
Personals
Earl Stephens. popular young son OF
n Stephens. of Salyersville. and also
= recent graduate OF Brown Univer-
SHY. az Providence. r l. was here over
he weekend the guest Of his rela-
lives
DR. O. T. Stephens has been offered
= lucrative position as physician by
the Consolidation Coal Company AT
Jenkins He has gone TO look over the
work this week with view Of accept
ing the conpaay7s offer
c. b Archer. general manager OF
The Middle Creek Coal Co, returned
the first Of the week from Lamar. Ma
where he has been for the past two
weeks looking after his large farm
fhere.-C Citizen
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-06
CATLEFTSBURG
Youthful Outlaws.

Youthful Outlaws
The two young men. Noah Johnson
and Kirt Lother. that recently assault
ed and attempted 10 rob Dan Mcknight
OF FairvieW, are now confined in the
county Jail Their trial was held Fri
day and they were bound over TO the
grand jury under sl.5e0 bond
After several weeks search they were
'oeated in the coal mines IN Letcher
county. Mcknight went TO that place
and with the aid of the sheriff, had the
men placed under arrest They were
returned TO Ashland Thursday night
The reward which was offered for the
arrest Of these boys was given TO the
sheriff Of Leteher county
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-06
Rodn Return.d Eron, Franee.

The body OF Henry Ross, son Of Mrs
Belle Ross widow. who died AT Cob,
leuz, Germany. while soldier IN the
American eXpedijionary forces, arrived
in Ashland Sunday, August l.
The funeral was held NJ mis- old horne
on Bolts Fork
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Struck BY Lightning.

At Williamson. w Va. the finding
OF tine coroner In the case % Professor
". H. Hopkins, the weil-knOwn teach
er recently found dead IN the woods
with his neck broken. was th4; de-
ceased came 70 his death from being
struck by lightning SsN&
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-06

With your fingers. You can I'M on
any hard corn. soft corr. o. corn BE-
tween the toes. and the hard skin cal
lnses from bottom Of feet
a Tiny bottle Of -Freez0ne- costs
little al any drug store: Apply a few
drops upon the corn or caIlus- In
stantiy IL stops hurting. then shortly
you lift that bo;hersoule corn or callus
dEht on. root and all. without one biz
OF pain or soreness. Truly No ham,
huEt
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-06
Boy Dies

Boy Dies
Johnny Watson. the bright six year
old son of Mr. and Mrs W. T. Wat
on OF Ashland rlssed away July 80.
Il the home OF his parents. his death
resulting from an attack OF bowel
trouble with which he was seized last
"Wednesday BY the death of this in
teresting little son Mr.. and Mrs. Wat
son are left with only one child. a
daughter. Alma. eight years OF age
Johnny's name was on the cradle roll
Of the church.
Rev. L n. Fannin pastor OF Centen-
airy church conducted the service at
the home.
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Attended Funeral.

Col l. T. Everett. G. F. Gallup and
several others from here attended the
funeral OF Col A. II. Savage In Ash
land last afternoon. Col Savage was
a cousin Of Judge Everett and Mr.
Gallup.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-06
Rev. williams

Rev. .. F. Williams. former Presid-
ing elder OF the Ashland district NJ. =
Church South. and now located in Bar
louisville, W. Va. was in Ashland with
his family or THURSDAY when they
we're guests " friends
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MOtored Here.

Mr.. and sIrs. Charles Keyser, Jr-
and beautiful little daughter, Dorothy,
Of Charlottesville. Va. motored TO
Huntington In their Suits touring car
Tor a visit TO Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson,
Pennington. grandparents Of Mrs. Key
ser. They motorod here and called at
the home Of w II Fianery aud met
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Stumbo OF Pres
tonsburg. who were Huntington yisi
tors. stopped to see Mr. and Mrs Geo,
Mason
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In Hospital.

Mr.. and Mrs Wesley weideman. OF
on Springs, are in Ashland. having
brought their son. oran. Z Years OF age
to the hospital on Wednesday night
after he had been critically injured BY
a loaded wagon passing over his body,
he is reported doing well.
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Or. Fetser Recovering.

Mrs. S. P. Fetter drove to Columbus
on saturday 10 pay visit 10 DR. Fet-
ter. who is a patient in a hospital. in
that city. and is progressing nicely to-
ward recovery
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Marrisqe Licenses

Luther Thompson, Is, Fort Gay. w.
Va. yerna Tragdon. p, Geneva. W,
Va
Roy Adkins. q, Dixon. W Va, Eu-
gene Stone. IS, Guyandotte. w. Va
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Circuit Court

TIE JrIy term OF the Johnson Cir
euif Court will close this week Mon
day the turies were discharged Spec
al Judge Newell is dispSsing Of some
cases this week-
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Mr.. and Mrs.. Long Entertain.

Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. r. L.
Long entertained in honor OF their
guest. Miss Spears. Of Pain.sville II
was a most delightful social gather
ing. Refreshments were served THE
guests were. Misses Spears and Cur
lis. DIR. and Mrs d. H McCaIL DR.
and Mrs ]. c Preston, Mr.. and Mrs
J. A Straughan. Mr.. and Mrs Thos
Deyenny. Mrs. C. A. Warden Mr. and
Mrs. NJ d. ROderic< Mr. and afrs. w
ID. BARLEY. Mrs c. w Arnold. Misses
Josephine Hazelrigg. Lenna Lyons NJ
NJ Gentry. Leona johnson. Carrie
Eanfield. Pauline Crabtree, Ireae
wakeland. Tress May: Messrs. Berkeley
Franklin. John Shaw. W. j. Ward. r.
r Armstrong. Bryan Scott Earl
Thompson. Grin Wheeler. n. K Pratt.
l. II. Pigg. Donald Straughan. Robf.
Vinson. Roma Ward. Mike Narushia.
Jesse Aldridge. Frank Picklesimer
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-06

Edgewater Wins
Sunday, July z5th. the much herald
ed added strength Of the Allegheny
team joined to the already good com
bination was pitted against the Edge
water Club only TO go down in uitf-
mate defeat Although the Allegheny
team is from Missouri, and has been
ION several Sundays but they have
always been cited During the first
i've innings il was a real contest The
score stood i and l. In the last half
OF the sixth Edgewater scored three
runs on hits by johnson and Fannin
after Thompson had reached first on
an error of Jones' Allegheny register
ed also in the first half of the sixth on
errors OF Thompson and FAnnin-
With the score 10 ? the last half
Of the seventh. Allegheny scored two
runs of Peters with three clean hits
Compton singled. H. Smith hit three
bagger and Winters cloted the pill for
two bases This made the game very
exciting. But il didn't last so very
long The eultation was short lived
Winters relieved Jones for Allegheny
and his serving was so reckless. before
H Smith came to his rescue. nine runs
crossed the plate Before smith could
extinguish the fire two more were
added. This inning was pitiful A
very good game became regular
farce Seven men walked. one hit by
pitcher. three errors and only one real
clean-cut hit brought about this de-
plorable condition. Edgewater had six
men to bat twice in this inning. three
men-Senters. Marushia md Belcher-
scored twice. The ending is soon
brought to close amid the confusion
of the immense crowd. Allegheny
managed to push one man around In
their half Of the ninth--Reed scored
after ne hit a two Dagger.