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nRETUTINDENI sau umut de bapi speculatori rasbou-
ui. Millionaire risareau peste noape ca ciuperce pc un
pamant gunot, mioane stoarse din staulul, din
pea producaoriIor al cosuatorlor 81 al contrbuabl-
'' moi am contribute zis specuator. Da nimen
eaga ar lesne ai million dntro suta, fie char din
csgate prn mai revoltaoare spccu prn lnraz-
neala omuui de afaceri fara scrupue
In toae tare striga tpa mpotrva speculatoror
In mute ta sau vota eg prin carl axeaz greu cast-
gurie de rasbou ae ta pnuiese secvesrarea casti
gurior frauduloase Petunden este tendna mbucura-
oae de rp caea lege legal neomenesc au acu-
muat mana de oameni carl norocul sau ntamplarea Ia
vorzat sa fie poun de unde 81 prn carl au devenit
1nai bogati ca Cresus.
Germania, impnsa in rashoiu numai tie camaria
Gin iurul ostuui imparat Wilhelm c 81 de ace pentr carl
rsbcul miloc sigur de nbogare de jaf deghizat
sub furnzoruui patriot.
lat scrie despre acest specuatori 81 de suaa
aa din Gennania q. Milton Bronner, ziars american,
Sc afla in Berlin:
fata proventa din pangerca germanlor catre
aa poporu din saraciei poate pat despagu
bire bogai asboinlu Germaniei henchetuiesc in
Berlin 81 ae orase.
'Specuaori rasboiu ingramadti hoteluri, mbra-
cat in haine 81 mpodobi guvaercae stra-
ucoare mananca mancarr alese persic cnlvat in
de iarna 81 beau sampane spumoasa. Eli bani
~ In contrast mil de muncitori parte
la demonstratia zile de NIaiu in Berlin. 5a&
Ei purtau drapele roi, eli sau adma pc balcoane1e
palatuui fostului kaiser
"A fot demonstrate muncitoreasca Rosiu ma
sparacism Bolsevism ci rosiu Social
Democrat.
In contrast specuaor grasi, fetele rosi sa
yedea nevestee munciorior fata alba condurand
patetic cop paliz, picioarele be-
tee de chibritur.
Cop puritan placarde nseriptia: Scoi pentrr ot,
oportunitat egae pcnu toti, denuntand
piior
"Adult pnrtau pacarde din esea srgatul: 'Nici
odata 1914 tNci 9rasbeae
Demonstrate a fost respums pompa mo-
narchaa pc vehia clasa sapantoare desfasuao Ia
mormanarea fostei imparatese.
Demonstrate fost 81 impotriva specuatorilor
81 bogattor de rasbo grasi etele ros caf desfi
dat cste 81 onene mbogatntlu din sudOarea multmei
apo cand mutimea flnanzeste eli bencheuiasca
persc cultvat in serle de ana sampane spumoasa
desfdand msera vuguui ata supta 81 picoaree
heteln de chibrituri.
81 Gernania capitalista caItalu gernan plange ca
prate plati despagubrea ceruta de aliat!..
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-04

parnei ungeti-o eli I'm sirOp gros
facnt din zahar. Cand Sc raceste
prinde 0 pojghita pc ca sosnn,il
va este dulce.
y
Societatile de asigurares din
New York au descoperit c6 sfesu-
rile neobisnuit de desc, 81 dat0resc
|pisicelOr dresate Sc r6st0aSns
Tampa. Negustorll care vnea- szsi
ARA pravalias ca s. fncaseee pre-
minl de la, societAtils do aAiegsa-
re, cnmpara oipisieA d5esatx, . IN
chide in prayalie, y ps eand q
doarne linistit aeaa6, pisisa ras-
tosrna Tampa, pravalia ID foe u
dorinta e realizata. Lampile de
petrol; dsr ca lusuiisI tlsk4l 4.
Tiparires 40 issnenote AZ
cate IN dollar coat6 pe Uncle Gana
noua do3lnri MI ase1si !
s3xsl1 ~ e,sss l1
ltl n mn ~
| [c6l ill ~ Il aIs
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-04

Little Rock. Ark - I'm fermier
M. Z. jackson, Il fost la peneten-
ciarul din Arkansas, de unde Ell a
evadat inaintc GU zece ami. Ell a
trait la ferma sa in pace 81 iubit
lie vecini. cari au crezut ca el G
rardonat. lmediat dupa ce a foSt
dus la penitenciar fost pus ON
de incrcdere. peste ceilalti robi 81
abuzind de situAtia aceasta eva
dat. Absenta lui pc semne ra-
mas neobservata, deoarece nu a
fost cautat.
Athens. Ala. - COlonelul w.
+. Sanders. membrul i'm comitetul
partidului democratic din Alaba-
ma 81 advocat bine cmoscut, s,a
sinucis. FL a fost bonav de maj
multe saptamani. A lasat sotie 81
cinci copii.
Northhead, Wash. Vaporul
Ruffcrd Il telegrafiat All noaptt
ca el a salvat viata a 65 pers0ane
earl erau pc vaporul japone7
Tokyo Maru. Vaporul a prins foe
Opt persoane au disparut, lar III
individ a murit. Douazeci 81 doud
de femei 81 copii aufost transpor
tati in spitalul vaporului Bufford
caci an suferit arsaturi.
Lorraine. = Mihail Gildine. IN
copil de II ami. nu Sc va mai JUGS
cu focul nici cand. lmpreuna CT
alti prietini mai mici al lui, "a
cut foe dinapoia unui garaj, car,
s'a aprins. Tn automobil a fos,
ais. POlitia la dat in judecats
tribunalului pentru minori.
GAINESVILLE. 0. Henry J
Travis. unul dintre elevii scoli
veche de marina in valeA Muskin,
gun. a murit in ctate de sc ami
FL q fost inginer de marina 81 pi
lot de vapoare. Pc vremuri fost
angajat 81 i'm lucrarilp din minele
din klondike 81 Mexico.
Columbus, Ohio. Emili,
Benkins. sofia unui fermier, a fos,
arsa probabil in mod fatal ell oca.
ziunea mui foe ce isbucnit Ia
ferma lor. Copilul sau de II ami
a fost 81 el foarte grav ranit. Au
ars patru edificii, IL bucate dt
vita 81 dol cal. Paguba materiala
este peste $1,000. dollari.
San Diego. Admiralul Wei
les comandantul ,tlistrictului II
naval. si-a exprimat temerea Cd
vasul de razboiu Conestoga s'a
scufundat cu oamenii lui. Vasui
era Gale de 81 zile de insula Mare
e'ea mai mare parte a echipaiulu
era recrutat din orasele- dc pt
coasta Atlantica.
Honolulu, Hawaii. - Insula le
prosilor, Molokai, va Fl curatit;
in Occurs de dol ami de lDolnavi. =
q declarat presedintele facMtati
de medicina din Hawaii. Prin Sc
rul lui, un fel- de prcparat de ulel
chanlmnogra, la success 81 vinde
ce mai. multi dintre, eli. Crede ci
lnsdecuw de dol ami va psltea cur,
no fe.o1 n,r<i,, OK l.. ....~S l2..al +,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-04

Tirani ssint agentii plsohibiti0-
nisti, nn vor 81 site ca esti greco
oriental orr bolsevist sau cd vrei
sh aduci mel de pasti "a faci me-
gustorie. 81 meii sa prefae in veri-
table galoane en- Raisin Jacks, ca
81 minnnea din Cana Galilei, caci
daca pun mana pc tine nu te iarta
ii pima ID Court nu te slabesc, de
pilda cum au dus pc dol aderenti
al lni Lenine- -Trotzky din Warren.
Ohio, unde cel nsi mic bolsevic
. paxfit $2e6, iar eel mai mare Ma
naricd 4506 Ar ii hine ca
mana Nuta sS intervina pc linga
IN raeicr - NJ ~ ~ aspra, yuai
Ales IA boIseyici.
as ~ al1 111 nIispl lshis III.
eI ' Mini care !! !
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-04

Athens. Ala. - COlOnelul w.
+. Sanders. membrul i'm comitetul
partidului democratic din Alaba-
ma 81 advocat bine cmoscut, s,a
sinucis. FL a fost bonav de mai
multe siptamani. A lasat sotie 81
cinei copii.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-07
Keasbey f. G. Wants Games.

KEASBEY, July 6.-The Keasbey
Il F.. C. is without a game for this
II Sunday. Manager o. Schuster is
&-anxious to have his nine meet some
. team in and around this vicinity.
tMEend communications to Keasbey or
X call Perth Amboy 100 by phone dur
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-07
Few Like Her

A lot of fiers have flown around
New York. Others have walked
g around the town. But only one girl
= ever swan around 1t.
s She is Miss Mile. Gade, 22-year-
old Danish girl. who has been in
|, this country less than a year..
She made the 43-mile swim in 20
hours and finished almost as fresh
as when she started. The only in
convenience she suffered was a sun
burned nose and inflamed eyes due
to the glare of the sun on the wa
ter.
That's a mikhty plucky thing for
a girl to- do, we'n say.
eDc,Shfa.sfd not receive q half million
s~JY.-.. Or any part of it for her
a heroic swim.
III There are few girls like Miss Gade
\ In America. There's room for many
IL more of her speed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-07
UncIe's Rakeof

Uncle Sam is getting a fist run
of nckels at the expense Oh sport
h this year.
rakeoff cuts deeper than any
II one else's.
BIZ 4 Spring races at Bowie, Pimlico,
Il 1Iayre de Grace netted Samuel 1851
He'll get about $720,O00 off
eIthe mile tracks of Maryland before
the summer is over.
His cut off the Demp-Carp show
will run close to half a million.
He's making just n mistake,
i however. That's the AK on sporting
goods for which the kids have to
II pay.
1t would be more sensible to sup
" ply kids with balls, bats, gloves,
etc. than to tax them for their boy
K ish interest in sport.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-07

|Ht1L- llpNt my hhb'D
3srn Fans can see most anything they
" wish in the American League this
summer. =,
81 No team has a monopoly on all
the thrillers.
If you want to see the best pitcher
FB1n the circuit go, go out ana see
SoKid Gleason's outfit in action any
,viafternoon Red Faber is harnessed
5.cfo the bus.
g. The smoothest working infield-
slatake a day off and go out to the park
~ when Hugh Duffy is in town with
Ed his Red Sox clicker.
The longest hitter-Babe Ruth d
af .The king hitter-Harry Holman
Cast including Ty Cobb.
gel The most power-Tris Speaker
Haand his worlds champions.
easn The only baseball clown-Nlck
HI .Altrock, in person.
The greatest player-George Sis
5slaer plus John Tobin and the st.
IN Louis Browns.
lfcC' The unexpected-Connie Mack
sa5And his rollicking kids.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-07
Sport Comment
in All Fields

The lure of combat will draw the
y crowds.
i Unborn in us all is a love of seeing
= strength pus to the supreme test.
III High-brows, low-brows, clear
y eyed, n~ear-eyed, t~hin-skulled, thlck-
skulled-all brush elbows whefe
battles between trained athletes
match blow for blow.
a go between a worlds champion
and a contender, even if they used
.L~attle-axes, swords, clubs, bricks,
anything-causes all classes and
sorts OF men to gather.
And the harder ii is to get into
the enclosure where the contest is
held, the more they push and Jostie
] seach other to get there.
~ Action-plenty of it-that's what
xemen want and like and pay dearly
see.
- And is it worth it? 1t is.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-04-01
MARTIN COUNTY ITEMS

Fred Muncy, an accomplish IN tne
robberics committed in Wartield ana
vicinity during the last session OF
e,.;:.s, was arrested by Jaiier
Floyd Cornett al the home OF Russell
Collier on Buck Creek Sunday night
Fred "A d brother OF Isaac Muney, who
was killed In an alteration win Dan
Harmon on Wolf creek
s. W. Newberry, the genial TEASING
agent OF the United Fuel Gas 60 ~
Incz. Is In Ashland this week on pusi-
ness. He win return Saturday,
Mrs. william r, Mccoy Of inez y
N hospital In Huntington taking
treatment for some ailments resuitlns
from 4 case OF the flu last year MIS-
McCoy,s condition has been serious
for some time.
Mrs. L. T. Mills, resident OF Tom
ahawk. died "Wednesday morning At
In long Illness from tuberculosis
Ter death had been expected for SONS
time. Mrs. Mills was the daughter o.
Z Mr.. and Mrs. George Williamson, botf
,aw deceased and had many friends
n Tomahawk and at Inez. She leaves
ID mourn her loss, q husband. nV'
children, two sisters. six brothers ant
4 host Of friends. Martin County Ad'
vertiser
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COMPTON

Rev Curnutte has closed the meet
ing here We, had fine meeting and
extra good behavior which speaks well
of the young folks OF our country
Dennie Rice has gone into the mer-
chandising business at Dennis.
Minnie B. Pennington has returned
home from Louisa to spend a few days.
viii Grubb and family are moving
from here to Dennis We hate to see
them leave our neighborhood.
w. S. Pennington and daughter
Mecca will visit at Gallup soon,
Reba cooksey has returned from
Coal River.
w. S. and Mrs. Pennington went Z
Webbville Sunday to see the latter'
brother who is very low.
Dewey lobe still calls on his bes
| girl at Dennis.
Pearl Burton and son Bonnie Wer
the guests of Mrs. Pennington Satur
| day afternoon.
Mrs. John Kitchen was in LOUIS
last week having dental work done.
Dennis NJ. Bennington went to Lou
1 lisa Saturday to be present when a
operation was performed on his Nhttl
nephew, Earl Manly Diamond.
| Rev. Curnutte will preach here IN
second Saturday night and Sunday
April. BLUE EYES.
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WILBUR

w. +. swetnam made a business trip
TO Lowman Wednesday,
Tracy Pack made a business trip 70
Wilbur Saturday.
Mrs. Chas Ross was over TO see
Mrs. Rosa Burgess. !,
Jack and Fora Boiling attendeu
church at Mt. Olive Sunday
Miss Lena Burgess went to Ashland
saturday to visit her sisters for rev
days.
cheatwood Wheeler and wife were
visiting her parents Saturday ana
Sunday.
High Dixon and Zeal Hayes made 2
business trip to Lowman one day las'
week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Travis
March 81, fine boy.
Miss Lena Burgess returned hom'
Wednesday from Ashland.
Lydia Burton is visiting her grand
parents this week.
Mary Moore was shopping In Blain'
Saturday r.. w ~
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TABORS CREEK

Church and Sunday School are pro-
crossing nicely at this place. We hope
The good work will continue.
Miss Nellie Peck was calling on Miss
Flora Lycans Saturday afternoon.
Rev. Bascom r. LalSin was the
Easter guest of Miss Violet NJ Crab
tree.
Eliza Green Of Monticello. w. Va, is
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Militia Lester
this week.
Misses Ida and Lily Lester We're the
pleasant guests of Miss Celestia Stur-
gill Sunday afternoon.
John b. Raines of Mill Creek, w. Va.
was the guest Sunday Of Clyde Il. Fra
sher.
Mrs. Belle Frasher of Ceredo, w.
va, was the guest Thursday OF Mrs.
Fred Crabtree.
| Miss Anna Frasher attended church
al Little Hurricane Sunday night.
| Anderyille Hanley was the Sunday
Afternoon guest of Miss Ida Lester.
Messrs. Elmer Frasher and Johr
i Lester attended church at Fort Gay
Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Braidie Wellman spen
Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs
wellmans sister; Mrs. o. 5. Dean 2
this place,
| Prayer meeting at this place ever
wednesday night B. Y. z. u societ
Saturday night and Sunday Schoo
] SUNDAY morning. Everybody cordial
invited to attend. BROWN EYES.
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BLAINE

Misses Anna Young md Ruth Moore
OF Cherokee were shopping In Blaine
Saturday.
Miss Edna Garrison OF the Union
camps, was calling on Carrie Pack
Saturday night and Sunday.
Mrs. George Swetnam OF Wilbur was
shopping In Blaine Saturday.
A crowd OF girls and boys OF this
place took their dinners and went TO
the horseshoe bend Sunday All re-
port nice time.
Charlotte and Ann Walters enter
tanned crowd OF young folks Sunday
, afternoon at an egg rolling.
Bert Pack visited home folks SAT :
urday night and sunday
John Loman spent Sunday night in
Blaine,
/ Georgia Mae Kouns was calling or
Carrie Pack Monday.
| Bcecher Arneit spent Saturday ahe
| sunday with Miss Nola Edwards
Hobert Green was a business calle'
| in Blaine Saturday.
Misses Elva and Nola Edwards ant
J Spray Berry Wer. shopping II B!a.ss
Saturday. ~ fi
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COMPTON

church at Compton was largely at
tended.
Charles cooksey attended sunday
school al Qlioylllc Sunday.
Prank Crank Of Yatesyille Scalled az
a. j. Cooksey's Saturday,
Reba Cooksey who has been Hislting
her sister AT Madison, returned nome
Tuesday.
Aunt Alice Browning was on our
creek Sunday.
. we are glad 10 have Clyde lobe back
With us again
Minnie Pennington who ls Attending
X. N. c. at Louisa. was the guest 81
friends here Saturday. She returned
ID Louisa Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Bentley caiieu
on The latters parents Sunday
Henry Jobe was on our creek sun
day
t.iiHrisss coeksey WAS me EueAt oi
bertha Hutchinson saturday
Reba Cookssy and Jetue kitchet
were shopping here Saturday
Hill Grub has moved 10 his ne"
house ut Dennis.
Rube Berry and Jake Kitchen pass
I'd up our creek saturday
Pearl Chnffin OF Catiettsburg VII
yieit friends here in the near future.
Al FoRSAKF;N KID.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-04-01

tie daughter Dorothy Lee, and Mr.. and
Mrs. d. c. Queen were the week end
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Vanhorn
at Zelda.
Miss Lena Easton was the guest Of
her aunt. Mrs. w D. Queen, at Rush
last week.
James Davis and Madge Queen were
car riding Sunday.
Mrs VIM Fannin and daughter Ada
khave returned from Ashland where they
We're called to see the children of Cur
| It's Fannin who have been i'll with
fever. They are reported better at
this writing.
/ VIM. Easton and son Ballard wre
shopping in. Louisa Saturday
Mrs Martha Lambert and Alice
i Queen were the afternoon guests OF
i Mrs. Ballard Smith Sunday
Virginia Queen has returned home
after spending a week with her aunt.
u Mrs. f. r. Norman at Fallsburg.
Mrs. W. D. Queen and Mrs. Earl
Elswick were calling on Mrs. p. 2.
Queen Tuesday. BROWNIE
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-04-01

several OF the youngsters were out
horseback riding Sunday.
Arlie Dcrefeld called on his girl at
this place,
Mrs. Lizzie Garland surprised her
many friends when she became the
bride OF Bob Scarberry. This Is the
third time for both. Congratulations
are extended. III,
John and Elisha lobe attended
church at tDry Ridge Sunday.
Paul Burton was on our streets sun
day
Several from this place attended inc
burial OF little Lillian Spillman.
John Willard lobe, Of Garrett, y
visiting his brother at this place, =
w lobe.
David Prince was a business caller
at Louisa Saturday.
Willard Carter has returned nome
from Van, w. Va.
Joe McISinster OF Matte called on
Miss Reba Adams Sunday.
w. M. Diamond was here Monday
Dock Adams returned to MS MONS
on Irish Greek Monday.
Willard Bradley IL on the sick list
Send your welcome paper ever
Friday afternoon Is the wish OF MEL
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BEAVER, 0.

The protracted meeting al this place
il progressing nicely and much good
II being accomplished.
The basket ball game at Bower was
largely attended Saturday afternoon.
The score Of the girls game was
and 8 IN favor or Portsmouth. The
bovs game was II TO II in favor OF
Beaver. This was a hard Fought game
and the spectators say this was the
fastest and best game OF the season
q. w. Bevins and family OF urbana'
Ohio. are visiting home folks here.
John Chandler passed up our creek
Saturday en- route 10 Jackson
w. NJ. and George Beyins were CALI
ing on Mart Laney Friday afternoon.
w. Ramey and daughter were In
Beaver on business Friday.
Mrs. Phebe Dixon spent the day
sunday with Mrs. w. NJ. Bevins.
Mrs. Sarah irwin attended churen
IL Beaver Sunday.
Dave Travis has purchased q house
and lot in Beaver.
W. NJ. and George Bevins made Q
business trip TO Piketon Saturday,
BRYAN Irwin OF waverly IL visiting
Mis- mother at this place,
Billie Dickson and Bryan irwin Were
calling on wray Beyins Sunday
Mrs. Sarah Bcyins and family wer'
out riding in their new Ford Scdal
sunday.
Mart IAney and Curt Pennington
were In Beaver on business Monday
w. j. Weaver passed down our cree
Monday. WRESTLING PETE.
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JATTIE

There is class meeting al this place
every Sunday afternoon.
Misses Goldia and Lora Thompson
spent Sunday with Mrs, Herman
Young.
Misses Maxine Webb and Lizzie
Watson were shopping here Saturday,
oscar Daniel and EstilI Thompson
and Ansll Shivel were at q. w. Webb's
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ q. Webb and son
spent saturday night with Mir ana
Mrs. Cebron Wilson.
Misses Lolan Hillman and Rosa
Wahb were calling on Miss Claudia
/ Hammond saturday evening
Charley and Jake Wright and TVS
Johnson spent Sunday win oscal
Daniel.
\ jay chaffin passed down our crces
/ Sunday.
/ Miss Lola Carroll was calling OF
MISS Lizzie Watson Sunday
/ Mrs. Minnie Webb was calling o.
her sister, Mrs, Morton Hammends
/ Sunday.
/ Big Jim Shivel passed down on
\ creek Sunday and he says there - NJ
place like Caney Fork
4 LONESOME BEAU
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GLENWOOD

SUNDAY School at Trinity every sun
day morning at $3.50. Everybody come
The oil well drilled on V. =. short.
ridges farm has proved to be more gas
than oil.
Miss Grace Belcher Is at the BEDSIDE
OF her sister Hernia who is seriously
III in a hospital in Cleveland, Ohio
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Taylor were shop
ping at Fallsburg Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bell Rice entertained
number OF young folks Saturday
night with music and games.
Mrs G. d. Belcher and sister, Mrs
Ed Taylor were called to Webbville
Sunday by the Illness of their sister
Mrs. u. G. Pennington.
Mrs. Jas. Taylor was the guest OF
her mother. Mrs. Savage, over Sunday
clifford Belcher and Dewey Taylor
were to see their best girls Sunday.
Earsel Taylor and brother Noldf
we're calling at Walter Miller's sun
day.
Frank Banacld called on home folk
| Sunday.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-04-01
CADMUS

Sunday School will be organized az
Green Valley Sunday morning, April
srd. Everybody come and bring some
one with you. u
Bin Ekers and family motored 70
Fallsburg Saturday.
Rosa Stuart Of Prestonsburg was
visiting her father at Fallsburg as'
week
Jessie Hewlett and children have re-
turned home from Catlettsburg where
she has been visiting her mother
Miss Reka Jordan has returned homt
from Chattaroy, W. Va, where shs
has been for some time.
Several attended the picnic given b,
Mrs. Fred Stuart. Among them wer'
Reka Jordan, Eva Hewlett, Willi'
Chadwick, Adam Shortridge, Mrs
Edna Rdffe, Mrs. Victoria Ables ant
Mrs. Viola Shortridge. All reported
| nice time.
Ollie Bentley was calling on Dor'
Bowe Stuart Sunday.
Dosha Harmon of Wheelwright WI
! visit his sister at this place soon. A
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-04-01
HENRIETTA

The Chestnut Sand and Gravel plant
is working every day
Miss Mary Miller called on Mrs.
David Blevins Sunday.
Miss Sibyi Sherley Blevins, Opal
swan. Jessie Workman and a crowd
had 1 picnic Sunday at the Indian
camp
Mis-, Opal swan, ivory Ward and
Make Meek called on Miss Sybii
shirley Blevins sunday
Mrs. Tishie yanhoose made trip
to Charley Sunday.
Mrs. Shirley Blevins called on MRS
Sallie Ward Saturday.
Miss Grace Blevins is in uainina
for nurse at paintsville hospital
Levi Blevins made business trir
TO Paintsville last week.
Dave Blevins has been on the slci
list for two weeks.
Miss Gypsy Ward and Unice vii
hanson called on Norma Vanhoos
! sunday. A LONELY HEART
x
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-04-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cdoksey were
calling on Mr.. and Mrs H, B. Hewlett
Sunday.
Jim Vanhorn and wife have returned
to their home at Ashland after a few
days visit with home folks.
Viola Shortridge was visiting her
mother at East Fork Monday
Andy Cooksey was at Fred Stuarts
one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Chadwick We're
calling on Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stuart
Sunday.
The music party given by Mrs Bel
| Rife Saturday night was. largely at
tended.
| Nellie Gaines was at Failsburg sat
| ufday
Mary Chadwick was in, Louisa on
4 day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ables wer'
shopping at Fallsburg Friday.
i Ed Riley was at Cadmus Saturday
i Clifton Hewlett was at YatesyiH
4 Sunday.
i Fred Stuart has his motorcycle y
running order
B. Thompson was at Cadmus Satur
i dav EASTER TIDE.