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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-08
Wheat Says Speaker
 Should Have Homer
Claims Cleveland Managers Drive Took Bad Hop Just As He Going to Field the Ball-Brooklyn Play
 CTS Discuss Their Ability On Board Train

ENROUTE WITH THE DODGERS Oct. S.-(By the A. P.)-It was a happy and confident lot of Brook. lyn' baseball players that were hit ting the trail westward today to att tack the Cleveland Indians on their own reservation for worlds series honors. There was not a man on the whole Brooklyn club who did not firmly believe that the series was as good as won. Manager Robinson would not say who will pitch for Brooklyn, Saturday, but the players think Jeff Pfeffer will be the man.
 we will be- at Covels1ie the next time he starts.' said Captain Zach, Wheat
 Speaker should have been credited with a home run yesterday instead of two base hit.
 'I never touched that drive of Speaker, on which the official scorer credited the batter with a two base
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-08

Benny Leonard, the lightweight champion, will invade Paterson this evening to meet Johnny Shepard, the English crack in a twelve round bout at the Sixth Regiment Armory. Be sides the Leonard Sheppard set-to, there will be bouts between Boy Mo CoTrnick. England's light heavyweight cham pion and Silent Martin, and Mel Coogan and Willie Herman
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-08
RAILROADS SET NEW RECORD.

Washington, Oct. S-The railroads set new high record for the year in the volume of freight traffic handled during the week ended Sept. 25, 1t was announced today by the American Railroad Association. Cars loaded with commercial freight numbered 994,6s7, compared with 9s7.041 in 1919. and 991.9so in 1918.
 The best previous record for this year was the week of Aug. .2s, when 9S5,o64 cars. were loaded.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-08
Harold Coming.

Doe Harold, a wizard on skates and rated by roller polo experts as one of the greatest half backs the game has ever known, if not the greatest will be out on the floor at the Casino Saturday night battling to keep Neville's outfit in the race, ac- cording to an announcement by Jack Neville, manager, last night.
 The local pilot has been dickerinG for Harold's services since the start of the season, and has bid against practically every other manager in the circuit. Harold gave the game up two years ago and wasn't to. be tempted back until Neville, forced by the injury to Carrigan last week, lifted his figure to a height which prohibited refusal.
 This wizard of the game halls from Elmwood, Indiana, and wires that he is now on the way east. He will not arrive until late tonight, but fortu- nately the local team has no game scheduled until tomorrow night, when the Lowell quintet will be here for the first time.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-08
s 5000 MORE FOR RUTH

''Babe" Ruth will receive s3.OoO for playing in a double header against the Bronx Giants Sunday afternoon at Bropy Field, One Hundred and Sixty seventh street and Westchester ave nue. Ruth will captain an aIl-star team with Carl Mays and Hoffman as the battery. Lefty O'Doul will pitch against Babe in one of the games.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-08
Largest Crowd Sees
 Third Game of Series

The almost summerlike weather brought out the largest attendance of the series to date. According to the official figures of the National Commission, 5,0S0 paid admission to see Smith and his teammates turn back the Speaker tribe for the second consecutive tie Their contribution to the box office was ss1,29S. This made the total receipts for the frs three games S236,511, of which the National Commission receives S23.- 651.10 the players pool S127.715.94, and the club owners SS5, ,143.96.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-08
YALE VARSITY SCORES 2

New Haven--The Yale varsity team drove two touchdowns over the scrub goal line. but not until they had re- newed their campaign of forward passing and relied upon close forma- tions for their games. Out of eleven heaves only one was completed. This was a toss by F'ullback Strum to Quarterback Kempton and netted ten yards.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-08
FEUD OF 65
 YEARS SETTLED

Rome, Oct. 8 - Eight Sardinian families which have been principals in a vendetta for 65 years, have be- come reeonciled, according to reports to the Giornale D'Italia. Since the feud began there have been 75 mur- ders and much property damage done by members of the families involved. The Bishop of Temple officiated at the ceremony of reconciliation. After the bishop had given the men his blessing, the feudists embraced and took the oath of reconciliation.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-08
OPEN BIDS ON
 285 VESSELS

WASHINGTON, Got. s.-A third attempt to dispose of more than one million tons of It's wooden feet will be made by the Shipping Board to- day when bids are to be opened for bids were received on former offers.
 Bids. for the 7,o6o, ton former Ger man passenger ship Black Arrow and the b,e1o ton passenser ship Orion will be opened October 26.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-08
SEWELL IN HARD LUCK.

Things have been breaking badly for Joe Sewell since the first game. He hits hard but can't make 'em go safe. All kinds of sizzling drives are being batted on both sides of the re- cruit and he is showing signs of try ing too hard to get everything that come his way.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-08
SMITH KEEPS LAST BALL.

Sherrod Smith will carry the last ball used in yesterdays game to his home in Georgia at the close of the series When Konetchy took the final toss from Olson, ending the game, Smith asked Koney for the bal and the big first baseman obliged Anybody who gets the baseball from the big left handler will have to use a piece of lead pipe and some chloro- ,orm.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-08
OLSON STAR AT sHoRTsToP.

The fans who figured that Ivan Olson was the weak spot in the Brooklyn defense are nov revising the estimates. The old Rock of Gibralter hasn't been any steadier in the last few days than has the Brook lyn shortstop. Grounding to Olson is as near to batting suicide as hitting flies to Speaker.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-08
PETER MANNING
 SETS NEW RECORD

Lexington, Ky, Oct. s-Peter Man ming. owned by Irving Gleason of New York, lowered the worlds rec ord for four-year-old ge1dings and trotted the fastest three heats ever covered by a horse of any age or sex in winning the Pennsylvania S5.oo0 trot here yesterday afternoon. The 2: :02 F..
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-08
BETTING FAvoRs BROOKLYN.

New York, Oct. S--That section of the sporting world which backs up it's views with cash today seemed to be inclined to share Brookiyn's feelings of optimism, for the odds switched making the National L,eagucrs a 2 60 l favorite.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-08

Spectators offering to buy tickets dor the fourth game in Brooklyn were numerous outside Ebbets Field after yesterdays contest. They were able to get controIeof a great number of paSteboardS
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-08
ST. JAMES TO PRACTICE

The St. James eleven will open their season in Savin Rock Sunday when they stack up against tf,a Sayin Rock eleven. All players are request ed to report for oraafIco tfi;. even ing.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-08
PRACTICE TO-DAY
 AT CLEVELAND

The Cleveland players expect to practice at their home park today ,and the field will also be at the dis ,posa1 of the Robins for a workout. iSpeaker will probably keep his squad swinging bats most of the time at left hand pitching and a. Spithalls.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-08

Games Today. New Bedford at Lowell. Worcester at Fall River. Salem at Hartford.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-08

In a speech at Omaha last night Senator Harding datlv spurned the League of Nations The Republican presidential candidate won a victory over a crowd of heckleEA-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-08
.DOC" HAROLD TO JOIN
WORLDS SERIES
 INSTANTANEOUS

Third game of Worlds Serfesa played ant Ebbeta Field, Brook1yns yesterday Score= Brooklyn CNation- al Leaguea.2; Cleveland &Aner1can LeagueA l. The1standinEsnow readss
 w. Ls PC. Brooklyn -.-.Hl 2 .667 Cleveland s-4>-6% sSSo Scores of first two games, played at Brooklyn, were: Cleveland. 5; Brooklyn, 1: Brooklyn 3, Cleveland, O.
 Total paid attendance yesterday. 5,os0. Total receipts, not including war tax. $S1,29S, divided as follows: Players ..------..$43 $43, 3,900.92 Clubs :-----. 29,267.2s Nat'1 Commission. S,129.SO Official paid attendance for three games, 71,212. Total receipts not including war tax, $236,511, divided as follows:
 Players -----.--4---s12 Siuns Sst9, o,on,;ssion ss'sa5so sssa5go Fourth game at League Park Cleveland, at 2 o'clock on Saturday. The teams will rest today, part of which will be spent en route.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-08
g PLAYING CROSBY HIGH.

Bridgeport High is playing Crosby High in football at Newfield park this afternoon. The game started at 8 o'clock.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-08
FINAL PRACTICE TONIGHT.

Final practice of the Acco football team will be held tonight for the game Sunday against the St. Aloysious team of Holyoke.
 LEONARD FIGHTS TONIGHT
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-08
IoueU T Hartford f.

Hartford, Oct. S-Lowell caged four consecutive goals in the third period last night and landed a "A decision over Hartford.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-08
Proy;dence T. SaIeno d.

Salem, Mass, Oct. S-The gold bugs defeated Salem in a fast game here last night, to 4. Thompson and Con1ey played brilliantly for Providence; Williams and Alexander featured for Salem.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-08
HAROLD JOINS
 BRIDGEPORT CLUB
Indiana Polo Player Expect ed to Arrive In This
 City Tonight

Last Nights Results. Lowell '; Hartford, 4. Providence, '; Salem, 4.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1920-11-11
United States
VS..
E. 6. Patrick.

BY virture of the authority
vested in me, l will on, Friday,
Nov. 18th. 1920, at - o'clock m.
in Coalmont, Tennessee, offer
for sale to the highest and best
bidder for cash, the following de-
scribed tract of land, belonging
to E. Q. Patrick, in the End.
Civil District of Grundy County,
Tennessee, bounded as follows :
North by Nunley; South by
Hampton; East by Staub and
West by Hampton, containing
Forty (40) acres more or less.
This September 18th. 1920.
2. II. Williams,
Deputy Collector,
U. S. internal Revenue.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1920-11-11
Gard Of Thanks

To the people of Grundy
County, and the 18th. Senatorial
District Generally.
am profoundly thankful for
your support, being nominated
and elected without opposition,
and especially am | grateful for
the vote polled for me in my
home town.
1t shall be my am bition to live
up to the confidence thus shown,
and | ask the counsel and CO.
operation, to the end | may
properly represent them.
Thos. J. King.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1920-11-11

Talk about adventures |
Men in the Navy come
home with the kind of
experiences that most
chaps read Of only in the
books. 49,.
Here's your chancel
Uncle Sam has, as you know,
a big Navy and gives red
blooded young fellows like you
an opportunity to step aboard
and Shove off,.
What will you get out of it2
Just this:
A chance to rub elbows with
foreign folks in strange parts of
the world.
The chance for good honest
work on shipboard-the kind of
work that teaches you something
real; the kind of work that puts
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1920-11-11
and from there we went to Japan

beef on your shoulders and hair
on your chest.
You will get 80 care-free vaca.
ton days year, not counting
shore leave in home or foreign
ports.
You will have the kind of com.
raieship in travel that sailors
know.
You win have regular pay.
over and above your meals, lodg-
ing and your first uniform outfit
good stuff ali of it.
You can join for two years.
When you get through you'll be
physically and mentally tuned
up" for the rest of your life.
You'll be ready through and
through for SUCCESS.
There's a Recruiting Station
right near you. If you don't
know where it is, your POST
master will be glad to tell you.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-27
EAST POINT

Dr.. Frank RaneS re1urn@G We,1nes-
day from his vz-atiO1-
G. b Combs and sJn we're b1Sin=ss
yi<s.o-s in PAintsvfIEe NS1tzx-
Hrs. J. NoI=s and Soz. Fr2net<-Spe1r
Sunday With Hrs Lorena L CO7lsy Al
Hager Hill
8Ir- and Ms Calvin Greer Of AK
ansas are here visiting friends and rel
atiyes
Miss Daisy Greer returned Monday
from Shelhizna where she has been
spending a few days.
Louis Ramey and son John are 1hs
guests Of relatives at Bains-
Mr.. and Ms Herschsll Pasrisk- Mss
Hazel Lnster and Dewey lnsSsr ..
Denver were the all day guests o. Ms
Sallie Combs sunday
Prof. WAlter Vaughan spent Tie
weekend with home folks
Mis- SaIHe Cozkbs Was the guest u
Miss Mary 4 Lack Nend-s s-iSAt
ARuAI.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-27
MORGAN CREEK

Jessie Hall and ollie BBrcbeft we're
shopping At Louisa Saturday.
Soma Carter was the guest Of Miss
Ella Carter Friday
Jfns George Coins was visiting her
daughter ~ Gladys sunday
BBrch HUlefte ~ caller AZ 3. Y.
Carriers recently /.
BOrn. 70 ", md Mrs. George WOrS 2
man. 4 boy
several ATTENDED, The apple p.-eling
AZ Harye CartsrS Tuesday night
Chester Diamond was esIiinz on
Miss Lexiz Lee B1rcbett TUesdsy list
MiGI ROse SPARKS was the guest ~
Mrs. DaIDeT Rife "wednesday
Earl Diamond vas visiting SCHOOL
here Friday.
Mrs. Frances I1enze has re.Urr5ed 10
her home AZ SirO;hers after visiting
relatives here
George sparEs attended SUNDAY
EebOOI here Sunday.
Rev Harvey passhd through mere
Saturday eHsS8ie 20 BaEer. 4,
NessTE. Soma Carter. Chester a.
rsOnd. Ella = Carter and LETiz LIE
BgrebstI rnOtOrsd 70 Louisa one Jay
last week
quite a few boys and girls were At
Burxeu DereheId's saturday night
There will b. an entertainment here
IN ths near future
Jlrs. Harmon Compton and ehiIfr%n
o. Iowa. TiH leave soon for Huntington
20 visit her sister. Trs, Jap GubL
Church Nas largely attended here
Saturday night
THE SNuLI$ GGIRL4
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-27
.ADELINE

Zoe white IT. Of KenOyz, " Va
Ezs visiting h0ne folks A. this place
Saturday ard Sunday
Dr. W IL BeIlOmy and vile are
visiting the formers parents ~ this
writing
Mss Nora White and Anna Hum
pzrey spent q pleasant day with Mr.
and Mrs. Joe BeIIomT Sunday last
Mss Ger1r75e and Lizzie Miller
sDe1t t5e weekend Ei1h their sister.
Mrs. Gzrsznd Webb OF Fansb1rE
CkzrIes Humphrey. EhO has employ
nezt AZ Hun1iaz1O1, W Va, paid home
folks = visit recs11ly-
Shelby RznkInz- Mss Nora white
and Anna Humphrey were visiting AZ
CuIbe-1sO1 late Sunday afternoon
Several from this place attended
church Al VT ZION Sunday night
Arthur White vas calling On his
besz girl Sunday
Miss Ana Humphrey and Nora
Waite are contemplating = "Trip 10
P0-rzr10gzh- o. sOOa
DOz,1 forget our Sunday schOA eE-
H Sunday Al la pm and o01e. ex-
eszbOey- SYNOD
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-27
SKAGGS

school commenced here Monday. Or
gill SHARKS. teacher.
OH EeiI NJ, ? On r; r. HoIbrOok's
farm i another gUshsr, and the well
tE4t has Just BEEN drilled in on Black
stone ssagg's farm i another good
one
The drfiieFs on the oliver Wheeler
farm are down go feet and all indi-
5atiOns are good
The CaiD- OIL 4 Gas company i
moving a drilling machine on Ben
FerEUsDnis farm
DR.. Ebert SSsggs and family. who
have BEEN visiting this summer in Ari-
zggia. California Utah and Chicago.
have returned They were tubiIant
over their trip and spent q week here
visiting relatives b=f0r- going OF 10
their home at HcRoberts.
Born. 10 lack Hanover and wife q
fine girl
George IcBFzyeT 5 still making hts
regular sunday visits 10 Lewis Skzggs'
Harry Phillips and Zife and children
were the dinner guests at Hzrgis HOi-
brook : sunday
There u q drilling machine now on
John g wright's
Aunt sal Lyon Of BsrnrOck was here
saturday buying talking machine rec
Orfs
the Union OIL 4 Gas company Is
putting il a power plant On Sanford
Lyons farm that will pump 80 wells.
They have also bought . fine lOI 81
timber Of Sanford and has a saw mill
and q big bunch u men al work Al
the timber and raiIL y. B.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-27
GRIFFITH CREEK

Ernest Perry and Arch Thompson
were visiting at Ashland this week
EInOrz. the infant child Of Herbert
LemzsteT. has been very low with
WhoOping cough and = slightly i'm
proved
N T Preeee. who has enpIOymenr
Sunday with home folks
sorry 20 say our school Is s1iII with
out a teacher
Mrs Martha Lemaster spent las;
week With M and Mrs H Lemzztsr
G v Back left Monday for K=r-
NIT, W Va where he has empszTm@n-
As carpenter
NJ. and Mrs Ted HensIey and chi
dren Iefr Frf6zy for their home al
Comfort, w Va after an extended
visit with Mrs. HenzIeys parents
The pie social At CherryvIIIe Sztur-
lay night was quite success making
$3.50
Mrs. Mary A Back was IN Louisa
Saturday having dental work done
A H Perry, mine superintendent al
Drift. spent the weekend with home
folks
The vhoOpfnz cough + s-fE raging
Il c=- E5rfnfty. There have been y
cases. mostly all recovered except C
v. Backs children and H Lemzs-erss
baby.
Willie Thompson had the misfortune
Of getting his saOlfsr disIOeared Tues
Day
Miss Clara and Lizzie Perry and
Nellie Prsses Eere IN Louisa TUss-
day
Alta and Emma Cox spent Szrur-
day night with Mrs Dan Fox
Fred Perry : nursing q very sore
thumb over bad mash while ~ was
irving tobacco sticks
Mss Este and Master Rzymc1d
Miller Of Twelve Pole are here visit
ing their sisters. Mrs Gene HsnzleE
ard Mrs. jimmie Ls-rTsZsSer-
Mrs Willard wallace = very Low
with cOnss1ErptiOn- she = good W0-
man and her many friends VII regret
20 hear Of her sickness
FL HoIIAE<E0rth ard son were VIZ
hin II Hzati1ZtOl OVER SED1zE-
SISTER MUTT
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-27
ANOTHER NURSE
PRAISES TANLAC
SIXTEEN WEARS or sToNAcEi
TROUBLE OVERCOME AND
SHE GAINS y POUNDS

Mrs Alice NInn5ck who has hen a
and resides al ISIS TUeaIy-thirs Ave-
hundreds Of Others IN this p-0fe=sEo1
who have ALREADY EDdOrSed TznLze
since began tzkEnz TznLze / have
not O-Iy gzfned twenty pounds IA
Eeizht. bur for the first time IN SIX
teen years I am free Of pain and en-
t0yfrg good balm stated Hrs Min
nick Il constantly had c-zmpznE
craving pains IN my s10nzch All EEssE
years, my appetite Ezs sursnssy poor
and The little / d51 eat caused De
great distress After every nal NY
food bean 10 fe-Denr .n6 sur al
most Al Oze=. I UO1h bsOa1 Up With
gas and these terrible pairs vO1ld get
30 bad / c0-bs hz-y1Iy S-zn6 TIN
became BADLY r11 dOEn- I0sz weight
and strength and fel- - tired and
worn 0us all th= time c018E hardly
get AROUND had pains in every per1
u my ass5y Just abo1E an the 1in=s bzr
-hsE Eere especially had IN TIE sal
q -y back I zkSO suffered viii -
we're h&zdzchsz and dizzy spzZS and
nv ilsrves Esre - badly upset COLD
zss b11 IlrrBe s5esp. often wing AWAKE
an nizhr long
Il lad hard 50 n1ch q th= E106
Ta.nEze was 115ng 01herS / d@e56=sS 70
Try il myself and il proved 10 be 1hs
very IkEng / n@@sssd began 10 IN
prove right away IL =zs oily = feE
days before NY zFR@1iz= nzrE-n=sa z15
can now ezr anything I Ez11 Eizh-
cut having parr5sSs q Tro1hss zfrs--
Wards Thoss terrible EEEWEE pains
hat had trUub8zG Ne - @zF years
have entirely SzSzEEezresi / nsEsr EzVe
hea6zehe or b%en1= dizzy and 1hz
pairs that Esrs Th-ClE5Ou1 DE body
have an g0o= In FACT Nv Ebcse sEs-
Eszn has been b1ilr ~ hF Tznl.e-
have r=gzin@G uE <1rsnZ1h 50 cz1 %
ny EOrk as a nuE<<. EhSch KEGS ne
On NY feet Tor hGurs. day and n5EhL
EtrhO11 n pzr1ieBs - rr01b8=- S@Tsral
% my pa15enrS have taken T2lsze- zEs
il has prOE@1 b<neHciAl IN srsry czs=
AMER What TAzEAr has done for M /
can never say e101<h fer IL
Taalae : sold in LeutSA oS Ms J
n Reynolds
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-27
ULYSSES


sunday school u pTOgresslng nicely
az this place.
= ~ ana Mr. Zofa Castle were fhe
pleasant dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Marion Young Sunday.
Sir and Ms. Scott Miller Of Cat
le,:sbBrg are visiting relatives at this
pis
y Lon Cattle and little sister,
Mar. Davis. we're visiting Ars Cas.ie's
pars 1T at Chapman saturday ano
surday
,liss@s Emma and Laura May l>Dyo
ard ollie Davis were The SUNDAY at
tsrOOn guests Of Misses Eliza ana Car
re Lee Davis
a quiet little welding occurred At
This place last week, the bride being
Miss Martha Ward and The groom SiT,
Henderson BprtOn. Th"Z are well re-
si'actaS young people We Nlsn mem
much jOy- IL.
We are glad % say that Mr. and
Mr.. ora Brady % i-til+itssO1fg tiase
moved - this place.
Rev JOhBls hAz+e pi' f'Dfb.i4S VISIT
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-27
ZELDA AND CATALPA

Z School here j. progressing nicely.
Warren Bryan Of Ashland was call
INK here
Billie Hewlett and GObIe Hsnsl+y
sere WISHING our school Tuesday
Warren Hickman who i employed
a. KsnOyz vas calling here sunday
pvt Joe RObson's BODY -hO ii-d II
England November ~ 1915. will ar
riv- here for burial "Wednesday
AIbert yanbOrn ~as calling here
Tuesday
Ray Curnufte Ssso has employment
II Huntington vas visiting home folks
saturday and Sunday
warren Bryan and Paul Bs-il0rny
were visitors at school Monday.
Several hoys ~ Ashland are Up here
camping on the Land Of Fred Hicks
Miss Sue Hicks Vas calling on Mrs.
F.Enrlz BelIomy Sunday.
There ztiI b. q pfc social AZ Zelda
school the frst Saturday night in Sep
;ernter for Tire benefit Of the orphans
home. Everybody invited 20 come and
ifi-s< pse. z SCHOOL GIRLS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-27
CADMUS

The meeting that had hen going On
az Greet Valley acntDcted % Rev
ROland HufehIsOo. esms 81 = ciOs@
SUNDAY night Br. HBtebisg1 - =
sD.11 man ard Drsse5.f zOFne ven, in
feressinE serDons
WIN Ekers has psrcAiss<d Vim.
TeEekey,s farm lr BefeheE bq8ghi
tuo farms In Ohio ard iii fSsSSs there
IN tn near future.
Mr. Norma chn6erS and baby S5O
have been Willing mr. parents. 1Ir
ard Mrs. Veal HolbrSOE, have returned
To their home a. Twin Branch. W. "a.
LsIfher Prince, vino has been err.
plOyed a. LOUIS. has returned home.
Tom RoSEs % Blesins attended
church AZ CFeen valley Sunday night.
MISC HzzeI ard Asry DszI q Alssi-
land have ben vtsstinE Nissss D.oshi4
sn6 Elizabeth R5besrs, but have r.
turned 10 heir hCsne
JuEl4. I.gtbfr aad Es;a Rr5Nee ard
Hannah yanhOTae visited Ashl4ad re-
Gently.
NJ. ana llrz IS II. KirEuatrsek and
dauKkter. Theinls sent saturday %
Hafhsls ". "a. n yis.t re,atiyes and
friends ~.
Mis- Nellie Gaines has bt--H slssiIE
relatives ~ Normal
Essston ard HeTtFTr RICE % u'snais
made a bsslasssz iElp 70 L5Gssa Tuss-
day
Eoh ElCias. NhO - srBDiOJ-i II
Painfsviiis spent Sunday With home
folks here.
Mr.. and sIrs l. 2. RiJ~Y u Louisa
we're calling % frfsn5s - thts place
They Sere accom- panied home ~ the
formers SISTER. Mis- Marie Riley
Mr.. ard tfss Fin VaBbSIn@ and lit
he grand daughter. Irene. we're call
Ing on SIR. and Mr. Dave Compton
as YaissviIye. ROSE BUD
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-27
CHEROKEE

school at this place Is progressing
nicely
Mss Mary MAJ Of Cherokee. who has
been With her aunt on Irish creek has
returned 10 her home on Cherokee
Mss Maggie Mcclure. who has been
visiting her friends and relatives al
TINS place has returned 20 her home IN
Ashland
Harry AcKin0n pessed down our
creek yesterday.
Martha May was visiting on Irish
creek sunday
Nrs Raymond Woods vas visiting
Roberta Stafford Tuesday.
NAMA's PET