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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-03-25
FALLsBURG

The pie social WAS largely attended
here saturday night. proceeds amount
ing 10 $1,000.
Louise Co;iotiaworth has tetutnci
home after weeks Nisit with her
nrandmother AZ ikis alace.
James Austir % VISITING here.
Charline .Nikms was the guest OF
Lou Carter saturday right.
Mrs. Norris entcrtaiitcd aer stncay
school ciits= sssss,.;tsf..slas evening All
reported a nicn sme,
Mrs. John y. Adkins II very SICK
]. II. Eiers went TO Cincinnati tn,s
week 10 buy his spring goods.
The March winds are drying up inc
mud fast :.
John Belle Damron and sam DOCK
lfeaberlin were visiting Forest Damron
seauYtiay and Sunday,
j. A. Collinsworth is going to make
an Improvement on his dwelling.
French Rice OF catlettsbuG was AZ
his mothers. Mrs. J. ii, Rice, Satnraay
iSANSI
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-03-25
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why suffer from a bad back, from
sharp. shooting twinges, headacnes,
dizziness and distressing urinary MS
Iouisa people recommend Doans KID
ney Pills. Ask your neighbour conid
You ask for stronger proof OF merit
Mrs. Frank Pigg, Water -, Louisa
says. ~ suffered with many kidney
svmntoms. all of which were painiul
and annoying. Through the back anu
hins were my weakest spots ana
could scarcely stand the dun, heaVy
main and lameness. which existed IN
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ened the iction OF these organs anc
entirely rid me OF the SUFFERING
statement given January 81 lsoS)
on December 3. 1920, Mrs, Pigg said
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we're attack OF kidney trouble In lsVo
nv cure has been lasting one.
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-03-25
ULYSSES

Mrs. M. F. Burton and e. NJ Pringle
were the overnight guests OF her
daughter Mrs. George Lowe, Satur
day.
okey Young and Burns Davis sur
prised their friends by getting married
saturday evening. We wish them
much Joy and a long and happy IRE.
Hasky Youn gof Decota, w. va" y
visiting his parents here.
Theodore Puckc.t made business
trip to Catlettsburg Monday.
Carnaiee and Coda Ray Castle were
shopping in Louisa this week
w. NJ. Pickett has returned to his
home at Catlettsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Terry McClintock were
the dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
pickett Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Il. Edwards of Char
Iley were calling on home folks Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mrs. II. Edwards visited Mrs. c. =
/ Cumpton Sunday morning.
Eliza Hannah and family have moved
back from Poweiiton, w. Va.
i Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Bor-
ders a fine boy--Wallace Jr.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Young ane
Mrs. Lou Castle were calling on W
b. Davis sunday OLD TIMER.
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LONDON, o.

The weather is some cooler than It
has been for the last few days. Our
Farmers are busy getting ready for
good crop,
Mrs A. II. CUrdle and Mrs. G. r..
Thompson were in town Monday
MIR. and Mrs. John Wheeler and
little son, Jesse Milton, were calling
on her brother Sunday afternoon.
Andrew and Luther Cordle left this
place for Kentucky TO visit relatives,
Manuel Cordle purchased new car
few days ago.
! Mrs John Wheeler OF Lafayette had
as her dinner guests Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs c, II. Thompson and son Braddle'
i Mr. and Mrs. A. ii. Cordle ana daugh-
ter yelma Ruth, Misses Nellie ana
Biyian Lyons and Manuel Cordie, al
u this place.
II seems that moving is all the
| pasttime al this plnre. =
Measles, whooping cough, smallpox
and mumps are raging in our town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Holey OF TINS
/ place were visiting his mother VINO u
| very sick.
Manuel Cordle and Miss Biviar
! Lyons and Miss celia Wheeler motoreo
10 Summerford Sunday afternoon.
Scott Watson OF Summerford and
Miss May CARED Of Lafayette were
united in the holy bonds OF matrimon'
1.-THE 18th. ~.
John wheeler has purchased ne"
| Victrola,
Let us hear from Jattie. Gap ant
| Cordell again.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-03-25
ULYSSES

We are sorry to hear the reports OF
Wallace Scaggs' house burning. Notn-
ing was saved We hope the people
will help them.
Misses Carnalee and Coda Ray Cas-
tie were shopping in Louisa last week.
The ball game was largely attended
sunday. There was several Visitors.
They say the ball game will go on an
summer.
we have been having nice weather
In March and the people are busy
farming.
MIR. and Mrs, H. Edwards were call
ing on home folks Saturday and Sun
day at this place.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. ID. Burton We're cail-
ing ON A. Borders sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ], F. d. Borders OF TINS
place were calling on Mr. and MIS-
William Boyd at I,owmansville sat
urday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Borders were tne
dinner guests at Mrs. Eta ana MISS
Edna Borders Sunday.
Mr.. Burns Davis and Miss okey
Young surprised many of their gooo
| friends by getting married.
Uncle Hurl Bryant passed up oui
creek last week.
We are glad to say the whoopint
cough is about TO die down.
Mrs. Coda McClintock and Mrs.
r. Compton, Mrs. Alice Filley and Mrs
| Laura Pickett and Mrs. Walter Cas-
tie were calling on Mrs, Roy Borders
| Sunday.
| Haskie Young of Dakota is VISITING
| home folks at this place.
Mrs. Marinda Morrison was callinl
/ on Miss Edna Borders last week.
Arlie Borders and Roy Borders an
Ora Borders are about to get thei
| tinnber lob done. SUNBLOWER.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-03-25
MEADS BRANCH AND
GEORGES CREEK

Church at this place every SATURDAY
night al the Little Ethel church. Il
j. NJ. Gose made business trip 70
Ashland ard Huntington Monday.
Edgar Gose and. WIN Rnrchett al
tended church at Meads Branch sun
day night. .
oscar Gose has gone to Brushy where
he is employed at a saw mill as saw
yer. ,,,,
Toby Chandler has gone to Brushy
where he is employed.
Frank Close and Hint King passed
mn by here en- route to Bin Fayette.
r.. p. Bartlett is moving from Cat
lettsburg TO this place this, week. we
are glad TO have him back with us
Conrad Burchett was the SUNDAY
puest OF Green Miller.
oscar Frank and Edgar Gose VIII
move their mill TO Childers Branch
soon.
Several Of the Meads Branch boys
are employed at Frank and Gilper'
Miiler's saw mill on Blevens branch
John Burchett is hauling ties toi
Ernest and Rob Hair.
Billie Preston was visiting friend'
2" THREE SPORTS.
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CADMUS

Rev. Hutchinson preached a very in
teresting sermon here Sunday TO a
large congregation.
Mrs. Jessie Hewlett and children are
visiting in Catlettsburg this week.
j. N. Boggs was in Louisa Sunday.
Misses Nellie and Arma Gains We're
shopping in Fallsburg one day last
week.
G. B. McGlossin was transacting
business in Ashland Monday.
Aunt Barbara Stuart who spent the
winter with her son has gone to Jattie
TO spend the summer with her daugh-
ter Mrs. Isaac Wilson.
Andrew ]. Woods attended church
at Compton Sunday night.
Mrs. willard Cooksey and sister. of
Dennis were shopping here Monday.
Edna Rife was calling on Mary
Stuart Thursday evening.
Cassie Chadwick was the guest OF
Dora Bowe Stuart Saturday night and
Sunday.
Dova Workman spent Sunday night
with her aunt, Mrs. Jim Christian at
Dennis.
Adam Hartman was the dinner guest
Of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stuart Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Vanhorn' of Ash
land are visiting relatives here.
George Abels and Andy Woods were
| in Ashland last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Nolen Scott were visit
L ing the latters parents at Tuscola
Friday
Clara Stuart and Nellie Gaines were
visiting Mona Graham's millinery shop
at Tuscola Friday.
Misses NellieShnd Arma Gaines. Mary
Chadwick and Henry Ekers were the
dinner guests of Mr.. and, Mrs. Heber
Rife Sunday.
G. w Stuart is doing some carpen-
ter work for George Fraley.
! f. II. Stuart will leave soon fol
Prestonsburg where he has employ
ment.
John Fugate of Fallsburg, was call
ing at DIR. w. A. Rice's Saturday.
Henry Ekers will help George stuart
farm this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rube Berry are moving
from f. H. Stuart's place to Joe kitch'
ems place recently vacated by BIZ
IGrubb at Gladys.
| oscar Reeves and Smith Hicks o.
lean were callers at e. II. Stuart'
Sunday.
There will be Sabbath School organ
ICED here the first Sunday in April.
Nolen Scott made trip to Fuller'
one day last week.
Link Cooksey of Fallsburg was buy
Ing eggs here last week.
Viola Shortridge was visiting OF
Little Gait Monday.
Cora Wooten of Hewlett was visit
ing her brother at this place recently
Ben Bentley still makes his regula
trips to Persimmon ridge.
Hannah vanhorn who is working y
Ashland is expected home soon.
Ernest webb of Dennis was shop
lpipg here Monday
SMILING BETTY.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-03-25
LOWMANSVILLE

The farmers are busy sowing oats
and getting ready to plant corn.
A. Chandler of Oklahoma, is visit
ing home folks at present.
ID. X. Chandler made business trip
to Ashland one day last week
Sherman Chandler who has been
visiting relatives here has returned
home.
Nathan George was the guest of d..
X. Chandler Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Young and children
are visiting home folks.
Arbie Young and wife were calling
| on home folks Saturday and Sunday.
| Miss Nellie Chandler was the pleas
ant over night guest of Marie Chand-
Ter Saturday.
| Mrs. Mintie Brown and children.
took dinner with Rosa Hatfield Sum
| day.
| Miss Floriene Hatfield was the
pleasant overnight guest of Miss Esta
Brown Sunday.
| W. NJ. Skaggs had the misfortune OF
getting his house burned Monday
BLUE EYES.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-03-25
PRIcHARD, w. VA.

The sick of our community are get
ting along nicely.
The revival Is still going on out 10
Shilo. They are having large crowds
and are looking for good meeting.
1,arnes Warden has returned home
after attending school at Wayne, w.
Va.
Lucy Bartram. OF Fort Gay, is visit
ing Mrs. Warden of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. M. Davis are mum
bcred among the sick.
Mrs. j, T. Rice entertained quite q
number of guests Sunday afternoon
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Lem Christon. Mr.. and Mrs. Er-
nest Davis, Eunice and Ethel Davis.
p. II. Fry spent the week end With
his family.
Mr.. and Mrs collinsworth went &c
Huntington TO lay in their spring
goods.
clyde Davis went ID Portsmouth
Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Vinson arr
visiting home folks. Mr.. and Mrs Ber
| Blake.
Geo. stump and son of kenova spen
the day with home folks Sunday
Lizzie Hudson of Hubbardstown wa
cafiisg on the Davis girls Friday
Cupld thinks wedding bells will RIM
soon. TWO cHuMS.
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-03-25
SIP

Church at sugar Grove Saturday
ana SUNDAY was largely attended
Olga Justice spent Friday night with
virgic Lemaster
Miss Stella Moore OF Matte Is here
Waiting her sister for few weeks
Fora and Lille Salycrs spent tues
day afternoon with olgIl Justice,
Willie ana Richard Davis were IN
Paintsyillc recently
Stella Moore and Ina Davis were ou'
kcrecback riding Saturday afternoon
Let us hear from Matte.
JIGS AND REELS.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-03-25
HENRIETTA

Mr.. and Mrs. samuel Ratliff were
visiting their daughter Mrs. Lewis
borders at Chapman. Sunday.
Miss Grace Bievina WAS visiting
home folks last week
Miss ivory Ward spent the week end
with friends NJ Onutt.
MIR and Mrs. Monroe Booth. Of
paintsvilie, spent the week end with
home folks here
MIR. ana Mrs, Jesse Vanhoose We're
Waiting relatives here last week.
Miss virgie Williamson spent the
week end with home folks.
Rosa Ward was visiting her sister
Mrs. Arlie Sparks Sunday.
Ed Preston and son Herbert attended
church al Buffalo Saturday and sun
day
Miss Make Meek was visiting Mrs
nlnnie Scaggs Saturday.
Miss Ardath Scaggs was visiting
Make and Dixie L.tton sunday
Mary Miller spent sunday with Mrs
Mary Meek,
virgic Williamson spent Thursday
night with Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Blcvins
opal Swan was visiting Sherlie
Bicvlns sunday
Ora Fannin spent Wednesday Might
with his sister, Mrs. Waller Osborn.
Hillard Boyd and Curtis Mead were
visiting on our creek Sunday.
Lizzie Booth was visiting her brother
al pamtsville last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Boyc o.
noons camp WEIR Visiting Mr. ane
Mrs. Walter Osborn last week.
Misses Make Boyd and Made Hin
Me attended church mt HammonS
Sunday.
Miss Gladys Meek was shopping y
whItehouse Saturday.
sirs Emmett .ta.ray made trip u
1'nintayille Friday.
Levi Blevine made a business trip Y
fa,intsviiie Saturday.
Afrs. oma Spears was visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Epp Spears last week.
Miss Adie Daniel and Miss Bessl
apears were shopping at this plac
Friday
Frank Miller was visiting on on
creek Saturday and Sunday
Nj, saiiie Ward was shopping
Iair,svlllc last week.
Besa,c Spears spent Thursday nigh
with her aunt, Mrs. Susie Spears,
Asa. EhMilda Murray was visiitn
Nj and Mrs. Betbley Murray SunGA,
Mir AID Mrs. Jesse yanhoose sDei
friday niel.l with Mr.. and Mrs, M.sii
Bod.
enc boys OF our or ek are organiz'h
ball team and arr progressing yer
nicely.
Az q. Wells spent SUNDAY night wiz
Willard Meek.
q. pSic Ward spent Saturday nis'
with Okla u. Ward.
Mr. ara Mrs Jasper Meek spent ~
week with relatives at Borderiand. y
Va.
virgil Ray mas visiting on our cree
Monday
vernon Bovd attended church
Hammond Sunday
gphriam Vanhoose was vislun
SherIey Bicvins sunday
Mra Susie Spears was visiting MI
Lana Boyd Sunday,
a WOUNDED HEART
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-03-25
MATTE

Willie Moore who was reported SICK
in last weeks NEWS has the smallpox.
lie is getting along nicely.
Jewell and Denver Ball spent Sat
urday night and Sunday with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. V. Ball
Sr.
Roy Hayes. wife and little son spen'
Sunday with c. C. Hayes and family
b. f. Moore and Jay Moore spent
the last of the week with Rev John
Moore of Fallsburg.
Levi Miller of Little Blaine, passed
down our creek Saturday afternoon.
r. l.. Moore of Rich Creek who had
a stroke OF paralysis last week is very
III at this writing.
q. V. Ball Jr and wife spent Monday
with Ogden Judd and wife of Norris
Mr. Judd and family will move tt
Quincy soon.
Lee Hays, wife and children o
adams spent Saturday and Sunday
With Att Ball and wife.
Minnie and Bertha Moore wer'
guests of Mrs Elizabeth Moore Sat
urday.
Frank Moore makes frequent trip
TO Twin Branch.
Joe McKinster has returned horn
from Columbus, Ohio.
Lewis Moore and James Berry mad
trip TO Louisa Tuesday.
Mrs. Jay Moore and children spen
saturday night and Sunday with Mrs
b. +. Moore.
| Paul alderman Hayes of Adams wa
the Saturday and Sunday guest Of MI
and Mrs. ]. ID. Ball. MRS. GEuNDY
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-03-25
GEORGES CREEK

The farmers are preparing their
ground TO farm right away.
Church at the Little Ethel was
largely attended Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charlie Hinkle of
Meads Branch attended church here
Sunday.
Mrs. Callie Preston and daughter
spent Saturday and Sunday with nome
folks.
Mrs. Julia Burgess and daughter
Nell were calling on Mrs. Joha May
nard Saturday evening.
John Miller made a business trip TO
Louisa Monday.
Miss Clara Preston, Miss Imogene
Graves and Bill Hinkle were the dinner
guests OF Miss Kittie Childers Sunday
Fred Stewart was at Lowman Sum
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller were visit
ing friends on Meads Branch Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Mrs. Pharo Childers spent Tuesday
with Mrs Sue Preston
Mrs. Wade Preston was calling or
Julia Childers Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Preston, Mr.
IIaden Childers and Bill Borders were
the dinner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ban
4
| Preston Sunday,
.Jessit Childers who has been on tn
sick list for Some time. is some better
| Pharoah Childers and Garlic War;
made business trip TO Nat sCreel
Tuesday
Tip ohilders of Buffalo is VISITING
friends here.
Miss Edna Riley spent Sunday witt
Hazel Borders.
simon Childers brought his child
body back from West Virginia. Tn
burial took place In the Vaugha
graveyard at Richardson.
| chas. Castle called on his best gil
: | ut Louisa Sunday.
i There will be prayer meeting at tn
Little Ethel Church every Saturda
night and Sunday afternoon.
SOMEBODY'S DARLING.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-03-25
ROCKY VALLEY

Farmers are very busy now.
Jake Workman was business caller
in Louisa Saturday.
Paul Peck OF Ohio is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Luther vinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Maynard of
Donithon spent Sunday with relatives
on vinson branch.
Oscar Vinson, N. & w. railroader,
is visiting home folks.
Irene Wells was a business caller at
Saltpeter Monday.
Ben vinson who has employment at
Williamson is visiting home folks,
Luther yinson was on the sick list
Ralph Ferrell and Henderson Wells
were. BUSINESS callers in Gallup Mon
day. A LOWING KID.
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IN MEMORY

Death visited the home of Harry Cox
and took from him his darling wife,
Myrle Cox. She was 20 years, five
months and ten days old. She was the
Oldest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. r.
Mcown. She was married to n. j..
Cox in 1918. To this union were born
three children-Manley Ford. age 8
years. Make Arneta, years, and
Cecil Howard, three weeks old.
Myrtle was converted in theAyear OF
1917 and has lived q true Christian
ever since. She told them just before
she died that If It was the Lords VIII
she was ready to go. She had been
ready for four years.
She leaves TO mourn her loss besides
the Immediate family her father, moth
err. one brother and five sisters ana one
grandmother and a host of FRIENDS.
But our loss is heavens gain. Myrtle
is now where no trouble nor sorrow
ever comes.
She was born and raised in this
county. About two years ago they
moved TO Floyd county and she had
| lived there until death came. Her body
was brought back here for burial, anc
| she was laid to rest in the, family
graveyard to await the resurrection
morn. Rev VIM, Burgess attended e
| the funeral services. also Bro. Sparks
prayed nice prayer The songs were
her favorites. 1T is well with my Soul
and when the roll is called up yon
der"
Myrtle will be missed by one and al
for 10 know her was TO love her.
want to say to the bereaved family
weep not, but prepare to meet he
where there will be no goodbye.
l4.a.a. NIL n t..
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-03-25
YATESvILLE


People are gardening in this part
of the country
Mrs. Dora Chadwick and daughter,
Thelma. was, visiting Viola Shortridge
Monday also Miss Mary Chadwick, OF
Dennis.
Purl Frasher of Newcomh was Wis
iting Ed Wooten of Cadmus Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. Ed Wooten was visiting Mrs.
G. B. McGlossin Monday.
Bascom Shortridge is improving his
farm considerably by putting pp wire
fence along the county road which Is
much better than grapevines.
Yatesville Spunk says there is going
to be wedding bells ringing on Per-
siiHmen Ridge soon.
SOMEONE'S DARLING.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-05-25
CHANGE IN MAIL SERVICE

By a mutual arrangement be- tween Oren F. Hill, postmaster at Hyder, and Will Cameron, post master and customs collector at Stewart, Hyder mail from the south is to come through hereafter in bond on the Grand Trunk boats un- til such a time as the seamen's strike on the American boats is settled. Confirmation of this ar- raneement must be secured from the postal departments at Wash ington and Ottawa, and both post masters have taken the matter up with their respective governments and anticipate no objections. The first mail to be delivered this way will be on the next boat, Saturday or Sunday. Outgoing mail for the south is to be handled in the same manner.
 Since Hyder first started there has been considerable mail for this town arriving in Stewart and this has reached it's destination through the courtesy of MT. Cameron and private carriers. Steps are now being taken for the establishment of a paid mail service between the two towns,
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-05-25
MARMOT CLAIMS BONDED

A deal of considerable impoy- tanoe has just been put through in New York by Pat Daily, he having interested capital in the group of seven claims on the Marmot owned by Wm. Fraser. The property has been taken over on longtime bond, with a substaI tial cash pay ment down, and an agreement to do a large amount of work during the life of the bond MT. Fraser, who is a pioneer of 1910, has done considerable preliminary work in the way of stripping and open cuts and has exposed a number of at tractive surface showings.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-05-25
WILL WORK ON MARMO1

R. E. Lundvall, who last year
 spent practically the entire sum uer doing preliminary develop ment work on his Washington group of seven claims or the south fork of the Marmot, will put crew of men to work as soon as he can get get supplies up to the camp and hopes before fall to have the prop erty proved up to an assured stage. A number of open cuts were run last season tracing the main lead and @ crosscut tunnel driven 25 lset, By continuing this tunnel
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-05-25
PERSONAL AND PERTINENT.

In Stewart the lawn tennis fans are busy. The game of cricket & tea hasn't started yet.
 J.A.Mc Donald, who last year operated the Unicorn, is on his way from Seattle to Mexico in an auto.
 B. Finder, who had an assay office in Stewart last summer, left Whitehorse re- gently for Mayo with horse and double cnder sled Mrs Finder was with him.
 Yesterday was a holiday throughout the British Empire to commemorate the birth of Queen Victoria. Stewart cele- brated with baseball game in the atter- noon and dance in the evening. The Hyder team went over and were trimmed as they have been twice before. through Jack of practice and team work They have better material this year than last however, and when they get rounded in- to form will make the champions of the Northwest League hustle to retain the pennant. There is to be game in Fly der next Sunday ard meanwhile the grounds will be put in shape.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-05-25
FINE ORE AT LUCKY BOY

s. C, Henson has brought down some fine sam les of ore from the Lucky Boy on tis cSeek where he has a crew of men running an abit tunnel which shows a full face of quartz and with over foot of the Solid mineral such as the samples show, and which consists of steel salena, silver sulphides and pyritic iron: Pat expects that before fall the LutkJ Boy will be in position to ship |, considerable tonnage. and is hoping that the government will carry out their promise to build a wagon road at least paSt way up the creek.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-05-25
CLAY PORTER BACK AGAIN

Clay Porter who, with P. E Reesl located ana partially prOspected a group of claims on the MarmOt last summrr, has returned from Seattle and goue up to the property to re- sume operations. MT. Rees, who is now in Seattle, sold his interest in the property during the winter to Geo. Mehlfeld and a Mir. Lee.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-05-25
TO DEVELOP TIE PATRICIA

H.C.Magee, who foF more than ten years has Spe3t his summers doing development work i'll Marmot river section, has returned from Vancouver, where he spent the win ter with his family, and has gone up to the Patricia group to prepare for the seasons work. MT. Magee is heavier and looks better than he has for years, and attributes this to the fact that he but recently re- covered from an attack of smallpox which he contracted while in the St Pauls hospital for an operation.
 Considerable deVelopfnent work has been done on the Patricia with gratifying results, there being large tonnage of ore exposed which runs high in both gold and silver
 The Marmot empties into Port land canal almost opposite Hyder, :, The first orc shipment of this dis trict came ffdm theHe. Dr. Mo Kschnie of Vahcouver is interested with MT. Magee in the Patficia ant :, figures on visiting the camp thi
 summer.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-05-25
PROPERTY LOOKING GOOD

Morris Pederson and Albert John' son who are working on their Bay view group IS miles down the ca' nal were up Friday afterdoon for more supplies, returning on the night tide. They say that the work so far done has shown ore even be- yond their expectations. Jack Carlson is with them.