The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-10-21

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n wa,,aca Il, ana so,, ard da,,ghtar
E,gana ana Mary Mr. and Mrs Jobn
Moore Of lockwood and their children.
Tbav Srere n assisted In disnensinr hos
n,,aIitv nv their daughters' Miss Eliza !,
batb Hatten and Mrs. n II d. wallace.
Ir The snacious Hatten home was
a,,ou, With decorations 81 roses and
choice fail blossoms which marx the
adyent ~ the mid autumnaI season.
Many ~ these flowers and much de.
|1icjons frnit had been sent to DR.. Hat
.an Nv admitting friends IN commem-
Grafton Of his birthday.
shortly afternoon the guests were
invited into the dining room. An or
namental basket filled with choicest
fcuit furnished the central decoration.
The table was loaded with an array Of
GOOD things. which was n feast for the
eve and which shortly thereafter prov
ed TO be one for the palate as well.
Among them was platter containing
n great roasted turkey and there were
ali the usual tempting accessories and
imagine. All did ample justice to this
feast. In the afternoon the company
aecompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. II. 7. ID.
wallace. Jr.. visited the nearby fa-
mons spring which is on a farm be-
longing to f. T. d. Wallace, Jr., who
nearby the spring has wonderfully
equipped lodge where the family
spends ranch time during summer and
on week ends. The water from this
spring is quite famous for its healing
1t contains heavy deposit of iron.
Ii is located in the heart of the wooded
mountains and wilds, but is accessible
by a splendid road. DR.. Hatten and
daughter. Miss Elizabeth Hatten. are
ers throughout their entire section and
have accomplished wonderful results.
DR.. Hatten has been superintendent Of
his Sunday school. that of the NJ. F.
Church. South, for over sixty years. He
is poet of considerable merit and on
posed a poem, the sentiment of which
expresses the character OF the man
himself.
Called BY Death.
by the death of a niece. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James Akers Only two
weeks ago Mr.. Akers was called TO
Van Lear to attend the funeral OF a
nephew who was a member of the A.
T.. F.. and who died in France. These
parents have been sadly bereaved.
They are among Johnson county's
splendid people.
Mrs, Elizabeth Eldridge for the past
three seasons pleasantly connected
with the w. f. Faulkner Co. Store, was
an all day guest Sunday OF Mrs. Geo.
Gunnell. OF catlettsburg.
Mrs. +. t. d. Wallace, Jr.. Of ASH
land was visitor here yesterday. Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace have again located
IN ScnOOl tnefe their Two ATTRACTIVE
children, Eugene and Mary.
Mrs. j. F. Preston, prominent WON /
an OF Charley is here the guest of her
daughter Mrs. T. S. Salyer. She will
also visit another daughter. Mrs. Fred
Wechsler.
Called BY Death. 49,
Mrs. ]. NJ. York was called TO Rus
sell Thursday by the death Of Paul.
the 2 1-2 year old baby son of Mr.. and
niece of Mrs. York. She is well known
here having been Miss Lon Staley. She
formerly attended school here and was
quite popular. The baby has been i'll
since last May of diphtheria and has
fingered, lowering between life and
death.
Frank Al. Bennett, So, Mrs. Splcey
Harris. "a. both of well, KY, were mar
ried here.
Mrs. Amelia Johnston mother OF Mr..
Walter Johnston is improving nicely
after quite severe Illness at the
Johnston home on Broadway.
Mrs. Al. A. Wilson and daughter,
Miss Maud wilson. OF Portsmouth. o.,
entertained for six o'clock dinner last