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Evening journal., 1921-01-29
MADELEY LEAGUE ELECTS

The January meeting OF the En-
worth League OF Madeley NJ. F.
Church was held Thursday evening.
The following officers were elected:
Harry DeWolf, president; Walterl
Goodman. FIRST vre-president: Miss
Grace Saddler. second vice-president;
Mrs. Emma Fallowneld. third vices
president: Mrs. Elsie Assay, fourth
vice-president: Miss Nellie A. Hay
man, secretary and Miss Esther John,
sion. treasurer.
The league Is making a special
community and were much gratifed
at the turnout on Thursday evening.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
Mir and Take
an EdIiorIal by NE society Edlor,

Perhaps nineyhve out of hundred families some time
other have been the recipients
family physician upon which was inscribed the marks WHEN
transformed into liquid powders by
would patients his little what they ,e
And perhaIS II Is also true that and yellow
tucked itei,
Bbea special prescription for something other which bev
TO received
the that
printed marks these prescriptions o
very ~ understand
letter r. The e-hand
ght-hand corner There's line al
angie following the r.
RON these letters recipe the
imperative 'recipee take" The
represent the imperative mood for mscere which simply
means n together"
II is ali very smpei your thoroughlyand
take i'-Of
Evening journal., 1921-01-29

Photo by J. Brehm
Mrs. Rodgers was founder and or
ganizer of The Alpow'O Pleasure
Club. which has entered upon iis
fourth year. She has been an ardent
worker for ihe club since its organ
izatiOn. and many OF its Successes
have been due Oh her efforts Mrs.
Rodgers served as vice-p president OF
the club for the first two years Of IFS
existence. The club Will hold lis
third anniversary dance next Wednes-
day evening in the ballroom OF Hotel
dupont
This wifi be the fourth dance Of a
series the club has given this winter,
and the members are planning 90
make ID the most successful OF The
season. Invitations have been issued
30 the many friends Of the members
OF the cltih.
The club was organized in 1918
with twelve members. The officers
are. President James T. A. Rodgers :
vice-president. Iohn Redcfer:: secre-
tary. J. Arthur Lewis: guide. James
T. Mclvor; treasurer. Miss Eihel Me-
Mahon fnancsl secretary. Mss Az
! mes Nolv~r.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
CRACE MITE sOCIETY.

The Mite Society of Grace NJ. p.
Church will meet at 3 o'clock on next
Tuesday afternoon. In the church
house. All members are asked 90 be
present The officers of the society
are: President. Mrs. Joshua Conner ;
first president. Mrs. Charles W.
puscy. second president Mrs.
Eli Mcndenhall: third vice-presi-
dent Miss sarah Weldin: recording
secretary. Miss Rachel Rowland: vor-
responding secretary, Mrs Harlan
Cause; treasurer, Mrs. a. II. Slaugh-
ter
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
ApRON SOCIARIF.

Many friends anil members of the
Ladies' Aid society OF the Newport
NJ. +. Church have rccelNed. during
the last week. miniature aprons from
the officers of the society calling al
tcntion to the social meeting Of The
aid which viii be held ~ The home
of Mrs. John r. Llnam Newport on
next Friday evening. Attached % the
pocket of the apron is carl bearing
ihc following Inscription.
This little apron Is sent 10 ynu,
Md his Is what We want YOU TO do
The little pd.ket you plainly see
For a special purpose - meant 10 he
NOW measure you waisthnc inch by
inch
And ser that the measurer does not
pinch.
For each small inch YOU measure
around
In the pocket put a penny sound.
Then hring TO Lynam's at the hour
of g
The pockci-nlled apron.-and don't he
late
There viii be a program and lots o.
cheer
And a very good time-you need moi
fear
The money your pockets 50 freelN
pay
VIII be used by our aid in the wiscs
way.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
CnAcE AIISsInNARY.

There VIII be Joint meeting Of The
Women's Home Missionary Society
and the Women's Foreign Missionary
Society OF Grace VI r. Church, at the
church house. on next Friday. The
voted 10 the home society. while the
afternoon program will be in charge
~ the foreign society A box lunch.
con will be served from 1890 until 2
O'Clock.
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p d r & lie S

A card party, given by the Ever
ready Branch Of the international
Sunshine Society in sunshine Hall,
1909 Delaware avenue, Thursday
night, proved delightful success.
Eighty-tWO persons attended.
All thc fancy goods, cakes and
candies were disposed of in the early
part Of the evening.
Grantland Bennett. 2239 Pine street.
was given a surprise party last sal
urady evening at his home in honor
OF his fourteenth birthday anniVer-
sary Games were played by the
young people and refreshments
served.
Those present We're. Mrs. NJ. j. As
quith. Charles smith. Miss Ruth
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Melvin,
Earl Morris. Miss Francis Morris
Clinton Workheiser. Grant Jones
Elmer Culinary. all Of Elsmere; Miss
loletla Chalmers. 'Gladys Hickman
Catherine Galloway Grace MaliMk
Evelyn Gallaway, Bertha Bennett
sara Bull, Mary Behringer. Grantand
Bennett, Vaughn Whitesell, Harry
i'Green. oscar Stradley. Edward Mac
nemire. Charles Holman. Harvey
Hoffman. Eug'ne uagaman, Horace
Coucil Mr. and Mrs. John Weaver
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor r.. Bennett,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Jones enter.
tanned a few children at their nome
ai Newport on Wednesday evening II
/ honor OF the tenth birthday anniNers
/ arv Of their daughter Mildred. Ih'
evening was spent i'm playing game;
/ and music. Refreshments were served
Those present We're Mildred anI
Helen Thompson, Beatrice ana helei
cunningham. Pauline and Nellie
lDougherty. Carrie and Irene Drai er
| Eleanor Lyman. Annie Weihereii
, Mary Harman. Madeline Miichell
Dorothv LYMAN. Lola Mitchell, Nellie
Seeds. Mrs. John Cunningham an'
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Jones.
The sunday school classes Of Mrs
David Bair and Miss Bessie Lyman
held a party at the home of Charie
Rraiton at Newport on Wednesua'
evening. During the evening game
and music were enjoyed and refresh
iments were served Those presen
were. Mrs. David Blair, Miss Bessl
LYMAN. Mr.. and Mrs p. j. Nlny8r'
sarah Benson. Lora Thompson Ma
bel Steinhaker, Mae Seeds, Edlt
PAYNE. Pauline ODonnell Laur
Hickey. Naomi Thompson, tienr
, seeds Charles BrattOn, Willlal
Hanna Robert Maclary, Howar
Rovce Robert Frist Price Piersol
. Edwin Lyman and Edward Bralton.
-D-O
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ESGolritptEy++

Governor and Mrs, W. d. Denney
are the guests over the Week-eud OF
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Warner This
afternoon a few frineds have been in
Niled TO the Warner home TO meet
the Governor and Mrs. Denney in
formally.
Mrs. II. NJ. Barksdale and Miss Ethel
Barksdale are on a southern trip.
They are now in New Orleans and
later will go 10 Florida. They expect
TO return to this city in March.
The Rev. and Mrs. Frederick r
Ashton. OF Greenville. entertained at
dinner last evening In honor Of
Bishop and Mrs. Philip Cook.
Mrs. william p. Prickett Is enter
tanning at bridge today In honor OF
Miss Margaret Laird one OF the sea
sons debutantes.
Miss Helen Lloyd. OF Easton, Md
Is the house guest Of Mrs. Truemar
~ Campbell OF the kennett Apart
ments Since Miss Lloyd's arrival ~
This city the early part of this week
much entertaining has been done IN
her honor
Mrs. Frederick William Curtis. Miss
Mary Curtis and Miss Dorothy Curtis
will leave on "Wednesday for Caliior-
mia.
Miss Elizabeth A. Steward. daugh-
ter OF MIR. and Mrs Caleb NJ. steward
Of this city, was operated on yester-
day for appendicitis at the Howard
Hospital. Philadelphia. Miss Sheward
today was reported as doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. William C. Corey en-
teriained about 80 persons at dinner
and bridge on Thursday evening.
B.L. Ward -22ii Boulevard. IN audi
tor Of the dupont Company, r2turneo
10 his home in this city on Tuesday
after spending The last two months IN
South America Mr. Ward was away
in the interest OF the company
Mrs. q. W. Dorsey Jr., president o
the Delaware Branch lnternationa
sunshine Society. who has been II
for the past week from pneumonia b
reported 10 be doing well. she Is
patient in the Delaware Hospital.
Mrs. J. Edwin palamaiary, OF thi'
city. has been visiting friends 10
Newark.
Mrs Victor C.. Nah. 3Oi North NM
Buren street. returned yesterdai
from a months trip 10 Florida. Whib
/ away she visited jacksonville, Tampa
Key West and Palm Beach
Miss Ann u. Davidson. 1917 duPon
/ street Is confined 10 her home viii
grip
Mrs. James G Mearns Is spendin
several days as the guest of relative
In Hohokus. \. j.
Mr. and Mrs Emanuel Lefcowitz d
ii09 i-2 Van Buren street, are recclN
ing concentrations on the birth Of
son. horn this morning. Miss Lefco
| wiiz was formerly Miss Pearl Breuei
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Max Breuel
Mr.. and Mrs Amory Hukill hayo re
( turned from Atlantic City where the
spent 10 days at the Traymorc.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
81. aomN,s nIlMMAGE SAFE.

The Womens Auxiliary Of st.
Johns p. p. Church Will hold a rum
mage sale on next Tuesday at IA
TatndlI street Persons having arti-
c'es they wish b. contribute may call
3ii6-W and they will be collected.
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Taggart, George O'Connor. Thomas NJ.
Monaghan, James NJ. Ginns, James /.
Ford. Peter j. Ford, John s. ROssell,
William A. Hannigan, Michael j. Sex
ton, Francis r. Lynch, James y. Hoey
cz.< Fnaak sz1aanaN
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nELAMARE D. 4. R TO MEET.

The annual state meeting OF the
Daughters Of the American Revolu-
lion will be held at the New Century
Club on February 81. Election of
officers will be held. The meeting
Will he an an day affair and luncheon
will be served at noon AZ the, meet
ing OF the Caesar Rodney Chapter
next Tuesday. Percy Warren Green,
attorney Of this city, will make an
address. A musical program viii be
presented
Evening journal., 1921-01-29

Governor and Mrs, W. ID. nenney
are the guests over the week-eud Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Warner. This
afternoon a few frneds have been in
Niled TO the Warner home to meet
the Governor and Mrs Denney in
formally.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29

Mrs. II. NJ. Barksdale and Miss Ethel
Barksdale are on southern trip.
They are now in New Orleans and
later Will go 10 Florida. They expect
TO return to this city in March.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29

w0LHAR-To MT. and Mrs. William
Wolhar. 1919 West Thirteenth street,
ON January y. daughter.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29

IONG-To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Long.
3i2 North Rodney street. on January
q. a daughter.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29

MILLER-To Mr. and Mrs. Carleton
Miller. Newark Del, AZ the Delaware
Hospital. on January p, daughter.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29

HAIEY-To Mr.. and Mrs. franklin
Haley. OF Newark, Delaware. az the
Delaware Hospital, on January 25.
son.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29

The Rev. and Mrs. Frederick r
Ashton. OF Greenville. entertained at
dinner last evening In honor oi
Bishop and Mrs Philip Cook.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29

Mrs. William p Prickett Is enter
tanning at bridge today in honor OF
Miss Margaret Laird one Of the sea
son's debutantes.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29

WALKER-To Mr.. and Mrs George S.
Walker 3i3 West Twenty-eighth street,
at the Homeopathic Hospital, on Janu-
nrv u. q daughter.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29

JACOBs-To Mr.. and Mrs. william
Jacobs, 1908 French street, on Janu-
ary &c. a daughter.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29

Miss Helen Lloyd. OF Easton, Md,
Is the house guest OF Mrs. Trueman
W Campbell OF the kennett Apart
menis Since Miss Lloyd's arrival in
this city the early part OF TINS week
much entertaining has been done ID
her honor.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29

The hoard OF dire Tors win meet az
ociocN Monday morning at The clu
rooms. onlcers viii be elected.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29

TODD-To Mr and Mrs. Harry Todd sos
Hosnital. on January 21, daughter.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29

The I.cnlcn Bible Glass OF the folnl
WOman's Christian association WI
begin next Wednesday, at Sh Marke
street The course VIII continue eacl
"Wednesday morning Tor six weeks
between the hour 0f 1870 and ii3
O'Clock. Miss Bertha Harlan Will b'
the Instructor OF the class and the sub
icct for discussion viii be some EIe
monis OF Christian leadership Al
Invitation l. extended .G tac public.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29

90 yraAk Sweeney.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29

Mrs. Frederick William Curtis. Miss
MARY Curtis and Miss Dorothy Gurus
will leave on Wednesday for Calhor-
MIA
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BLEYINS

Hobson Blevins and Wade Bievins
made their usual trip to Dry Fork
Sunday
Thomas Blevlns and Henry Creech
made business trip to Grayson Mon
day.
Harry Tripiett has returned home
from Willard where he has been vis-
iting his uncle who is very i'll with
rheumatism.
Mr. and Mrs, G. W. Robinson were
Visiting relatives at this place Sum
day.
James Blevins made business trip
TO Webbville Monday.
Rufus Bleyins has returned home
from Texas.
Norman Blevins. George Ogden and
Clyde Smith passed up our creek re-
bentE enroute to the oil field.
MUTT & JEFF
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PikEvlLLE MERCHANT
HURT IN FIGHT

Pikeville, KY. d. Caudill, wealthy
merchant of this city, was seriously
hurt during an alteration with Chief
of Police James Matney here The
two men met in the public road near
the end of the bridge across the Big
Sandy and, 1t is said, became involved
in a fight following a few words con-
corning $i8 which Matney is said to
nave borrowed from Caudill twenty or
thirty years ago.
In the fight Caudill. who is SIS years
old, fell over high bank and sus-
tanned a badly bruised head and shout
der, and a broken rid near the spine.
Matney was placed under bond.
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New Organs e Latest Records Just IL

Robt. Dean, who lives near Ironton,
Ohio, was visitor here Saturday. He
went from this county to Ohio short
time ago.
F'reelin Gon and mother were in
Louisa Friday on their way from Pike
vile to Williamson, w. Va. for visit
to @. H. Goff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sorrell and family have
returned from indianapolis. Ind. where
they were called by the illness of Mrs.
Sorrell's mother.
Mrs. f. L. Stewart, Miss Vivian Hays
and Martha Mayo Stewart have re-
turned from Cincinnati where they
spent a few days.
Ben Cassidy. of Greenup, was a
visitor in Louisa Friday He lived
here a few years ago and is now in the
real estate business in Greenup.
Joe o'Neai, of Busseville. was in
Louisa Monday. Mr.. o'Neal returned
to Kentucky last winter from Oregon
where he had lived number of years.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Warwick and son,
of Williamson, W. Va, were in Louisa
Sunday on their way to Richardson
where they were called by the death
of Mr.. warnick's brother. Hite War
nick.
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W. T. Enevoldsen and family moved
from the Eiam property TO the house
IN which Homer Bay has been living.
Eupt I.atciiff. Of the Ohio Fuel Oil
company, has moved his family into
the house on Lady washingtcn street
vacated By Mr.. and Mrs. O. e lIeeter.
w. II. Berry and family who lived on
Maple street. are occupying the house
on Main Cross street from which j.
r, Gartin moved.
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PIKE COUNTY FARMER
CAPTURES TWO coNvicTS

Frankfort. XXX. II. Elswick. far
mer, OF near Pikeville, received 1886
from the state for having captured
two OF three convicts who Saturday es-
capped from the convict camp at zeb-
uloE-
ceeding along country road when he
noticed three men in prison garb. He
followed them and captured two but
the third man got away.
He brought his prisoners to Frank
fort to the reformatory where he was
paid a reward of 500 for each recap
tured and $35 for expenses.-Enquirer
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley and four children
OF Williamson. were in Louisa sunday
bn their way to Paintsville. They came
down on NJ & w. No. is Saturday
which was delayed several hours by a
wreck and they reached here few
minutes too late for the c. q 0. for
PaIntsyille.
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Young man would you dread the
coming OF old age II you were abso-
lutely guaranteed an Income Of $1,000
each month the balance OF your life.
said income to start when you attain
the age OF 30 years? M. l.. MARcUM
can explain how this can be done cas-
NY
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MENTION

l
E. e. Shannon was in Cincinnati
last week.
Drunk vanhorn OF Zelda was vis-
itor to Louisa Tuesday
| John Hayes OF Charley. was in the
NEWS office Thursday.
d. b. Young, of Hicksvilie. was a
visitor in Louisa Saturday.
Miss Sallie Burns is here from Cat
lettsburg visiting relatives.
Mrs. NJ. D. Daniel. OF Kise. was a
visitor in Louisa Saturday
Mrs. Harry Wright is recovering
from an illness Of a few weeks.
DIR. t. d. Burgess and wife were in
Cincinnati several days this week.
r. G.. McKinster OF Adams, was a
business visitor to Louisa Tuesday.
Mrs. C. Y. Abbott of Jenkins. was
was the guest OF Mrs. Abbott last week.
Mrs Cook. OF Van Lear, was the
guest last Friday of Mrs. Dock Jordan.
w. Staten, OF Pikeville. was in Louisa
sunday returning from Williamson, w.
Va.
Prof, w. M. Byington was in Cat
iettsburg and other down river points
Saturday.
L. J. Frazier, OF catlettsburg. was
the guest Friday OF r. l. yinson and
family.
Miss Belle Vaughan was at Richard
son Tuesday to attend the funeral OF
Hite Warwick.
Miss Eliza Ransom. who is attending
school at Richmond. came home last
week FOR short visit
Mrs. C. T. York has az guests this
week her sister and mother. Mrs A. u
Kirk, OF Paintsyille.
Mrs. Mary ID. Jones and children are
visiting her sister. Mrs. J. A. McCas-
key. at Fort Gay. q
Mrs Robert Kennedy. of Weeksbury.
was in Louisa this week visiting her
mother, Mrs. jamie Land,
d. p. Adams was called TO oyerda
Saturday by the serious illness of his
brother, Garfield Adams.
Mrs. J. l. Richmond and Misses
Julia and Alva Snyder were in Hunt
ington, w. Va. last Thursday.
Mrs E. l. Walters and little daugh-
ter Of Jenkins. are guests Of Mrs. Wal
tiers. mothers, Mrs. ]. II. Preston.
Mrs A. o. Carter and little SON..
Philip. went to vessie Sunday for a
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. w. 7. Woods.
Misses Eleanor and Margaret Hagan
of Huntington, w. Va, will be guests
OF Miss Emily conley for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Heeter had as
their guest Mrs. Heeter's brother. She
accompanied him to his home in Ohio
for visit.
Rev. Paul $. Powell. who had been
revival at Paintsville,
passed through Louisa Saturday re-
a.. H..
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Born. to Mr., and Mrs. VIM. J. Hill
OF Gary. w. Va. daughter, Ruth
Gay Mrs HIN was Miss Mary Far
Icy. who formerly lived In Louisa. Mr..
lAlil Is from Floyd county.
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The children Of Mr.. and Mrs.. j. A.
ssecaskey. OF Fort Gay. w. Va, who
have been sick with measles. are i'm
proving.
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EAsms roa aALs:

FARMS FOR SALE: Large or
small. improved soil. nicely located.
the best bargains In Ohio. Prices so
reasonable that no man need be with
out home. Write VIM. p. DELoNG.
Route 8. Box 10, wayerly. Ohio. 2tpd
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ROOFING Ar a eARoAlh.

A car load OF rubber. and slate roof
ing has just arrived for Moore &
Burton, OF Louisa. Low prices TO
consumers and an extra discount to
merchants tadv)
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w. o, Tracy. OF Blueheld ~as in
Louisa a short time "Wednesday. Sew
srai years ago he spent much time In
Louisa. He II now a division super
lntendent OF the ". * w. railroad.
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Rev. II. h. Hewlett; viii preach AZ
Sig Hurricane church. w. Va. on sun
an morning, May s. Mothers Day.
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We receive new Columbia, Bruins
wick and Emmcrson records each
month, Atkins q Vaughn. Louisa. Ky,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-04-29

Girard X. Harmon has been appoint
% postmaster at storm King new
ooatonice in Perry county.
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Ogden Judd and family have moved
to Quincy. Lewis-co., ton miles below
Portsmouth. from Norris. this county.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-04-29

You can nop have your cars repair
"a and reprinted nj 5uydur'v Garage
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-04-29

We win sell you Columbia talking
machine on easy payment plan, At
kins & Vaughn.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-04-29

Born to Rev and Mrs. Jas. D. Bell.
o. Louisa. a daughter on the 27th.
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Department Store
ALLEGED couNTERFEiTERs
HELD IN 6REATHiTT COUNTY

=ccis.s:.:on from, the Governor OF
Wisconsin was honored Monday for
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w. +. skaggs and family have nov
Cd into Mrs. Nicewandor's house on
Lock avenue.
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Mr.. and Mrs. o. f. Heeier had as
their guest Mrs. Heeter's brother. She
accompanied him to his home in Ohio
for visit.
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Hear all the latest talking machine
records ut Atkins & Vaughn.
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Photographs at special bargais
prices al Justices Store. 4-22
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4 new line OF ice cream treezers A.
Moore d Burton's store in Louisa Al
the new low prices. tady9
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FARM AND COAL
LANDS on SALE

500 acres ON Rockcastie creek. Law
renee county. with good coal and oil
and gas rights. Also. carries con-
siderable amount OF timber. This is
desirable property, near Tug river.
and the coal alone II worth much more
than the price asked In fee. Apply TO
J. p. GARTIN. L.ouisa. KY. 4-22-2i-tf
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Real bargains in ladies' wearing APP
parel al Justices store.
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Justices Store for wallpaper. Rugs
and Linoieum. 4-22
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extradition from Breathitt county az
George Campbell and Robert Moors,.
charged in Forest county. Wisconsin,.
With counterfeiting and forgery.
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Sunday. May /. Is Go-to-sunday-
School Day in Kentucky.
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Mrs. A. o. Carter and little son.
Philip. went to vessie Sunday for a
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Woods
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Misses Eleanor and Margaret Hagan
of Huntington, w. Va, will be guests
OF Miss Emily Conley for few days
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Rev. Paul $. Powell. who had been
revival at Paintsviile,
passed through Louisa Saturday re-
turning to Ashland where he is pastor
OF the First NJ Z. Church South
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Mrs. E. L Walters and little daugh-
ter Of Jenkins. are guests OF Mrs. Wal
ters' mothers, Mrs. j. II. Preston.
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Mrs. J. l. Richmond and Misses
Julia and Alva Snyder were in Hunt
ington, W. Va. last Thursday.
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ID. b. Adams was called TO oyerda
Saturday by the serious illness of his
brother Garfield Adams.
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Mrs. Robert Kennedy. Of Weeksbury.
was in Louisa this week visiting her
mother, Mrs. jamie Land,
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Mrs. C. T. York has az guests this
week her sister and mother. Mrs. "A. j
Kirk. OF Paintsyille.
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Mrs. Mary ID. Jones and children are
visiting her sister. Mrs. J. A. McCas-
key. At Fort Gay. =