The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-11-26
PRESTONSBURC
brought Here For Burial.

Inc DOuy OIL MT. ROBERT Gay, aC-
eDmpanied by his niece. Mrs. Bessie
f3tarbuck, arrived here from Paonia
Colo. where Mr.. Clay died suddenly
MIR. Clay was born near Paintsville
KY November 1, 1869, and was mar
Eied to Miss Gladys Mayo, the eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs ]. d. Mayo in
or about the year 1904, His wife en-
ts1Rd upon her heavenly rest thirteen
years ago last July.
About seven gears ago Mr.. Clay went
IN Colorado and located at Paonia.
Bis funeral was conducted by the
Rev. Chas. Albert Powers of the Meth
odist church, at the residence of Mrs.
Elizabeth Goble, sister of Mr.. Clay.
Three sisters. Mrs. Goble Prestons-
burg. Mrs. Gilly. Russell Mrs. Bur
Ehstt, Akron, Ohio, and two brothers,
Malcolm Clay, Paonia, Colo, and Henry
CIKy or Paintsviiie, remain to mourn
his sudden demise.
Those that attended the funeral from
out of town were Mrs. Bessie Star
buck. Paonia, Colo, Mrs. Alice Gilly
Mr.. and Mrs. Mat Collins, Mr.. Bert
Collins. Miss Garrett Collins, Mr.. and
Mrs HAmor. and Miss Alice Hamor,
Russell. Henry Clay, Elmon Clay, Lloyd
Clay and Mrs. Henry Borders, Paints
VILE. Mrs. VIM. Burchett, Akron, o.,
and Robert Burchett, Logan. w. Va
The floral offering was most beauti-
ful The music, which was rendered
by Nm. James Davidson, Miss Jose
Rhine Harkins. Mrs. Mary Allen and
Miss Ruby Powers was beautiful and
appropriate.
The local order of the Free and Ac-
'eepted Masons, led by the Master of
the lodge, Mr.. White. conducted a SER
vice pit the grave.
Real Estate Changes.
Attorney w. H May has bought the
H r. Patton residence on Second st,
At the reported price of $4,000
r. p. Howard and wife sold last
week to attorney E. w. Pendleton,
house and lot on Second-st Price
about $4,000.
J. ID. Fraley sold to Judge A. T. Pat
rick house and lot on corner Third and
Upper Cross streets. Price $4,000.
MARRIED.
T., f. Davis of LaCross, Wisconsin.
hut at present located at Wayland, was |
narried to Miss Virginia Reed of |
Maryland.
Miss Reed is the third daughter of |
this family to marry within the yast |
three weeks One of the sisters. Miss
Iva. was recently married here to Mr..
Herschel Preston of Paintsville
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Local and Personal.
Rev. E. NJ Hart returned from Lou |
liza where he was called to be with his |
sister in law who underwent sue
'cessful operation in the hospital there.
Miss Mary Luck of the j. C.. G. /
Mayo college came up to spend the
weekend with her mother, Mrs. En- |
ma A. Midgley of the Hotel Elizabeth.
Post.
Floyd County Boy
On Good Trip.
81. Grady Sellards of Prestonsburg,
KY. is one of the boys lucky |,
enough to make up the stock judging
tnam which will represent the College
Df Agriculture at the International
Live Stock Exposition which will be
held in Chicago. November ~ to De-
cember A.
This team was selected by means of
competitive trials SO it's an honor to
be able to win. a place on the team.
II will give them an opportunity to
become familiar with. the best live
stock in the world. as there will be ex-
hibited at this International ExpoDi-
Ion not only all of the State Univer-
sities. but such foreign countries as
England. France, Scotland, Italy, Ar
sentina, Brazil and New Zealand.
Besides going to this International
Live Stock Exposition Mr. Sellards will
axe a trip which will take him to the
)hio State University. Columbus, o.,
. the farm Of Harry Stamp at Roach
ale Ind, Purdue University. Lafay-
tie. Ind. to the farm of j. Crouch &
lon, Lafayette. Ind. University OF Illi- {
oils. Urbana, Ill. and to the farm OF
}. Augstin. Carlock. Ill. II
Tiiis gives young Sellards wmi-
rrfsii opportunity to see the middle {
Pest as well as attending this expo {
flon ut Chicago. Floyd county should
: exceedingly proud OF Mr.. sellarGs.
Moonshlno Outfit Captured.
At Roy Icikhorn mines near Nc b