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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-26
MONTPELIER
WINS GAME
Defeated Waterbury High
School at Montpelier BY
80 to IL Score
WATERBURY MINUS
THREE REGULARS
Montpelier Did Not Dis
play Great Ability in
Passing Game

The Montpelier high schools basket
hall team defeated Waterbury hlgh
school on the armory floor in Montpei'
fer last evening by score OF 20 70
ii. Waterbury was much handicapped
by the fact that only two of their reg
ular players participated in the game
the others having been i'll and not yet
able to get back into the game Ran
dali PLAYED a fast game for the VS.
ting team but his form of, dribbling
down the hall caused several fouls to
be called upon him. Sheridan was the
fast man of the Montpelier team but
the team seemed to lack knowledge Of
what to do when they got about half
way down the hall They were not then
able to pass as they had until they
reached that point.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-26
wALKovER FOR BURLINGTON.
Defeated Peoples Academy by Score of
90 to Is.

Burlington Feb. 26.-Edmunds high
school defeated Peoples academy of
Morrisylle last night by the score of
80 to 10. the score being the largest
made by the home team this year.
Every man on the Edmunds squad
was given chance to play. The score;
F. IT, S T. A.
Densmore, IF ........rf, Latarnway
chase. lf....... Ii, Wiley
Rand (capt.), c...c, Slayton, Gates
Stcrsns, rg Zig, Standcliffe (capt.)
Chiott, X Observation-Disclosures. lg, Young
Substitutes: Burlington, Prentiss,
RI; Purinton, Ii; Bradley, c; Cleve-
land, rg.; baskets from floor, Rand 0,
Chase o, Densmore I, Prentiss 3 Stan
clitie = Chiott Purinton, Wiley, La :
varuway /; free throws, Wiley 2,
Chase 2, Layarnway | referee, Clark I
timers. Burns and Bassett; scorers,
Brown and Mangini; time, two 20-mn-
ute periods.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-26
LEWIS NEVER
In TROUBLE
The Stranger Easily De-
feated Hassan Ali Of
Pittsburgh
OUTCLASSED
BY CHAMPION
Pittsburgh M a n w a S
Thrown in 16 Minutes
With deadlock

Pittsburgh, Feb. 26.--Ed (Strangler)
Lewis, champion catch-as- catch can
wrestler of the world in the heavy.
weight division, successfully defended
his title here last night by defeating
Hassan Ali Of Pittsburgh in l6 min.
utes with deadlock. Lewis had no
trouble with his opponent who was out
cassed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-26
Latin Elves Handy with Basketball.

Yesterday afternoon at the Spauld-
ing gym. the Latin Five and Fresh
men Independents met, the former win
ming by a score of l8 to 10. Caron was
the high scorer in the game, scoring IL
out of the Is points for the Latin Five.
it was a very interesting game and ev-
crybody played their hardest. The score
at the end of the first half was to .
i'm favor of the Latin Five. In the final
half, the teamwork and shooting abil'
ity of each team was equal, as each
secured 10 points. The final half end
ed with the score Is to ID in favor OF
the Latin Five.
A previous game between the same
teams resulted in the score of 81 to 20
in favor of the Independents.
The lineups:
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BRArrLEBoRo PRIN. RESIGNS.
Iulius E Warren Appointed Principal
In Gloversville, n Y.

IT.
in Gloversville, ~ Y.
R-st,leh,ro. Feb 2s.-Iulius T. War
ron bas resigned a. principal Of Brat
tIeboro high school to assume the du-
tie Of principal Of the high school At
Gloversville. y Y. The resignation
takes place at the close Of the present
school wear.
Mr.. Warren took MP the duties 81
the principalsbip in BrattleborO Sept
:. lois. after having served a year as
head II the English department in the
Rrocktou. Mass. high school He Is =
graduate of the Barre. Mass. high
s-hsol. class q 1895. and Of Dartmouth
e,Hegr. class 81 1919. For four years
before gong 70 Brockton BE was bead
e the English department IN The high
school a. Schenectady y \.
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The lineup was:

Score. Montpelier 80, Waterbury IL;
baskets from the floor, Sheridan 7,
Densmore 3, Massucco 2, Randall 3;
baskets from fouls, Dillon 5, Massucco,
Guild 4, Randall; referee, Walker;
time, two Commute periods.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-26

The other kind of advertising is
applied advertising.
There is nothing mysterious or
indefinite about it. 1t is simply
advertising in the columns of daily
newspapers concentrated in the
markets where the advertiser has
chance to sell goods.
1t is definite, for it reaches all
possible customers. Usually it
tells them the merchant who sells
the advertised goods.
Applied advertising makes sales.
lis results can be weighed and
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-26
PLAINFIELD

Mrs. Bernice Ladeau is on bust
ness trip to Hardwick and vicinity.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-26

Club, A. Rossi 3, E. Rossi 2, Healey
2; fouls shot by Caron, seven out OF
nine, by Alexander, one out of six; ref
cree, Slayton; timer, Marion; scorer,
Smith; time, two 10 minute periods.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-26

measured. II either pays or It does
not. 1t generally does pay, and If
it does not, the reason why can be
quickly ascertained.
Manufacturers and distributors
are today turning TO newspaper adj
vertisins, for these are the days of
intensive selling.
They want applied advertising
because this is the kind that keeps
the cash register bell ringing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-26

Manufacturers and distributors interested in the prob
lens of modern merchandising invited to write TO
the Bureau of Advertising, SOC World Building, New
York for a copy of the book, National Advertising
and the Newspapers
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expelled, was evidently felt by the Wis
itors.
noticeable feature of the Spauldlng
PLAYING was the tendency toward IN.
dividual playing with the exceptions OF
Douglas and 0'Leary.
Spaulding at the first OF the season
played an excellent passing game; IT
was this which enabled her TO deleat
Montpelier high 2s to 0 on Montpelier
own floor, and it was the same indiyld-
nal tendency that caused Montpelier 10
hold Spauldng to- "a to % victory on
the latter's own floor last Saturday
evening.
The Girls Game.
Spaulding girls in 80 minutes OF
PLAYING could score but one basket
from the floor, and really had but four
or five chances to shoot for one, so
closely were they guarded by the cling
ing Bethel visitors. The chances to
score field baskets were even fewer for
the Whitcomb girls. After little Miss
Seaver scored foul for her team late
in the second period, the game became
eAcl,IhS ~ na,,ra So,o changed The
victor to the vanquished.
The two stars Of the game were Cap
tain Florence Sellberg of the Barre
team and little Miss Seaver, her OPP
ponent. both of whom figurede IN the
major portion of the playing. Little
Miss Seaver's lightning quickness in
sboc+ino from the floor gave Miss Sell
s snoo'ins ,ioAl raason far gnardinp her
~ H. ,,is;t;na too,r nissad tyo
o,Usery 10 scoro On fouls while
IL 1,,aai toor, missed five.
score az boys' game:
Spaulding st. Adams
pouglas ri 10. W. Willis
Tiarney lf......rg, Walsh
sIa,,ton .c. Dohnev
prnwn rg Lambe
| OIeary. lf..........rf. L. Willis
Snarldirg On ST Adams y: substi-
!. o. sr,itb for Brown. Mcdonald for
Ti.rnev Towhey for Dohney; baskets
sbot h. Tieruqy Z. Douglas 2. Lambc
T. StaTton. +. Willis: fouls tried by
Douglas o six of which scored, Brown
missed foul shot also: fouls tried by
| nobney : six Of which scored, +. Willis
missed a foul shot: referee. Kaney Of
Hanover \ IT. an instructor OF physi-
al eduration al Dartmouth college:
t;mekcepor Jackson.
the Urls game score:
shields ~ lg IL. Goodale
lad If .rg, Haikara
Leslie ....s.c. Ceresa
SeIlbcrg 70 N. Wilson
Wvlie 10 Seaver
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GODDARD GIRLS LOST.
Hardwick Girls the Winners by Score
of u to 7.

haTdWlCk GlTlS the winners py score
of u to 7.
The Goddard seminary girls basket
ball team was defeated by the Hard
wick girls in the Goddard gymnasium
last evening in close game by the
score Of u to Z With the presence Of
Miss Hazel Wetmore in the lineup
once more. the Goddard girls showed
a lease Of life that was noticeably alb
sent IN the game with Spaulding,
played two weeks ago. Miss a. Lyons,
center Of the Hardwiek team, was high
scorer Of the evening, getting one bas-
Let from the floor and eight fouls. She
PLAYED fine game. Miss Wetmore
starred for the seminary, being world
~ strength on the floor. The lineup;
Hardwick Girls Goddard Girls
Wright. rf............... Il, Persons
Johns, II ................-- Iould
LYONS, c.............. Netuiore
Hall, IL ...............'. IT. bel1oi,
Jackson. re- ............ II. England
Score: Hardwick girls y, Goddard
girls 7. baskets. Miss A. Lyons, Miss
q Wright. Miss Hazel Wetmore. Miss
Celia England: fouls. Miss A Lyons
Miss Ruth Benton ,; referee. August
. Goddard; umpire, Clark q Hard
vick. timer. Reed II Goddsrdi time,
two l5-minte periods.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-04-08
YATESVILLE

Miss Loda Carter was a business
visitor in Louisa one day last week.
Misses Ollie and Ida Lou Short, Opal
Saiters and Christina Diamond at
tended church at Morgan Creek Sat
urday night.
Jim Burchett was in Louisa Satur-
day.
Cove and Chester Diamond We're In
the vile Tuesday.
John Bradley called on Green VAL
ley friends Sunday.
Willie Craig of Gallup was the guest
OF Miss Olga Hewlett Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. f. Adkins of Pot
ter were visiting home folks on Lone
some Ridge and Morgan Creek Satur-
day and Sunday.
Charlene Boothe attended church al
Morgan Creek Sunday.
Hazel Jordan of Fallsburg paid
home folks visit last week.
Miss Olga Hewlett was visiting al
Potter Saturday
frankie Holbrook was the guest OF
iser brother, ID. Holbrook, Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Damer Rife and Miss
Is Mamie and Mary Burchett and
Messrs. Laud Short Ed Childers
Charley and l.. Burchett and Willie
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-04-08
YATESVILLE

Mrs. Arthur Blankenship and little
daughter are visiting relatives at
Buchanan this week.
w. Y. Prince and family and A. J..
Short and family spent Sunday with
Mr., and Mrs. J. w. Elkins
Mrs. Ed Taylor, Miss frankie Hol-
brook and Mrs. r. Blankenship were
calling on Mr.. and Mrs. Denver Hol-
brook Sunday,
Miss Charlene Boothe attended
church at Morgan Sunday.
Misses Olga and Eva Hewlett spent
Tuesday with their grandparents, Mr.,
and Mrs. H. b. Salters
Mrs. VI. +. Short was calling on Mrs
Denver Holbrook Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Worth Blankenshir
spent Saturday night and Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Blankenship.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenas Sparks spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs, Ed Johnson
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. F. Atkins spent
Saturday and Sunday with home folks
Willie Craig and Ed Childers spent
Saturday and Sunday with friends on
Lonesome Ridge.
Several from Deephole attended
Sunday School here Sunday.
Remember the, pie social here Sat
urday night and come.
SUNSHINE.
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BUSSEYVILLE AND
SMOKY VALLEY

sunday School is progressing nicely
at this place.
Misses Alden Gladys Meek and
Lucille Muncy were calling on Mrs
NcCown Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs L. NJ. Nolen were call
ing on Mr.. and Mrs. Vint Nolen sat
naday night and Sunday.
Miss Hazel Muncy is calling on
friends this week AT Williamson.
Miss Edith Bowe was calling on the
Misses Hays Thursday.
Miss Jorie Roberts was calling or
friends at Adams Saturday night and
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs VI A. Hay were calling
on Mr., and Mrs. Vlnt Nolcn Sunday.
r. w Castle was calling on Mr.. and
Mrs r. II. Bowe Thursday.
M!as, Aldeen Meek and Lucille Mum
~ w,re calling on Miss Gladys Meel
sunday.
Miss Mamie Nolen was calling 81
Mr.. and Mrs. vint Nolen Saturda,
night and Sunday.
Miss Belle Bradley was calling OF
Mrs. Vint Nolen Sunday
Remember church at this place ev'
cry Sunday night. Everybody come
Lot us hear from HELLER again.
A LONESOME GIRL
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HEWLETT, w. VA.

The death angel visited the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs Hiram Massie Friday
morning. April |. and claimed for its
victim their son Earl. He was II years
old and member of the Baptist
Church. He leaves a father mother
wife, baby THREE sisters, four brothers
and host OF friends TO mourn his loss
Steve Curnutte, &. * .. fireman. was
the guest OF Miss Ida May Lester Fri
day afternoon.
Cecil Hewlett made a business trip
10 Huntington Friday.
Curt Ellis and wife were shopping
In Louisa Friday,
Misses Ruth and Martha Hatcher
ATTENDED Sunday School at Tabor's
Creek Sunday.
Rudolph Hooser and Earl smith
made business trip TO Blaine Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mrs, Mary Billups was shopping in
lII,ouisa Monday
Leslie Iayne WIS calling on Nol
Burke Sunday.
Miss Florence Skeens and Miss
tMadge Skeens and Harmie Bfllupt
were at Merideth Sunday.
!, Misses Ida Lester, Annie Frazier and
ELriy Lester were at Merideth Satur-
day.
Lish Hooser and family were calling
Jpn Mrs. Earl Smith Saturday and
Sunday.
II Luke vanhorn OF Zelda was calling
Ion Miss Lilly Lester recently.
Gobel Hensley was at Hewlett Sat
urday.
AIRS. clyde Crabtree and Miss Der
tha Lycans OF Kenoya. were at Hew-
llett Friday.
Mrs Bertha Clay Soard OF st. An.
Itonio Tex, Is expected TO visit friends
land relatives here soon.
Mrs. Lys Burke and Miss Madgt
lSkeens were calling ON Mrs. BIZ
Burke Monday.
Mrs. Vol Burke was visiting Mrs. lds
Maynard recently
/ Mrs. John McComas of Little Hurri.
Icane was calling on her daughter Mrs
Cecil Hewlett last week.
Bascomb Hooser has made his re-
turn from parts unknown.
Miss jamie Curnutte was calling OF
Mrs. James Skeens Sunday.
Miss Charline Moore of Louisa wa,
the guest of Miss Katherine Loal
Sunday.
Harmie Biilups was in Louisa Tues
iday.
Mrs. Rhoda Grant was calling OF
friends on Tabors Creek recently.
Alfred Ratcliff and family moved
from Hewlett to Fort Gay Friday. W.
Iwere sorry to see them leave as the,
were good neighbors.
Miss Ruby Burke was calling OF
Miss Ruth Hatcher recently.
Cecil Mullins was at Hewlett sun
day.
John McComas was calling on I'll
thatcher Sunday. ONLY BILL
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-04-08

The n'.rs are busy getting ready
for conpI|.nting.
cpuh a Gains Greek was largely
at.endA Sunday.
NOV. s13gs and Norman Blevlns
ana ohS Boggs were out horseback
rioing tnday afternoon.
Npsa Iioihrook Is plpnning q trir
70 Aahh soon.
Mrs ~ Boggs who has been of
70 ny pods A Cincinnati, has re-
turned li|e With nice lire OF goods
henf, d caisie passed our creek
seturh 1iternoon.
"lndy and Nova Boegs were visit
ING Nm pItas boggs Monday.
Wsur I<obitson. travelling sales
man. vs. htrc this week
Y p. ile4lns passed here Thursday
Ienn> cfiffta and Floyd Cast,
passed IRE sunhay.
Hober Graed was ON our creek las
sunday
Ray Sambau n and Charley Smith
attendcdchnrchht Gaines Creek sun.
day
Nova I'd ClaIys Bosgs are going 4
lronton oon. ITwo BLUE EYES.
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YATESvILLE

At the present writing the weather
ia lust beautiful and everybody here
SAYS they nevr saw such weather at
this time OF the year.
The stork was kept pretty busy here
IA short time in the late past II LETT
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Denver
Holbrook bouncing boy and at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Virgil Pigg a
boy. The mothers and babes
are faring fine.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rice, widow of the
hate r. F. Rice. is still very low at this
writing and Allen Estep one of the
neighbor boys is dangerously ILL.,
Mrs. Thacker is here from Cabin
Greek, w. Va, for long visit to her
son, Bascom and other relatives here.
We see a great many people from
the East Fork and Cat sections going
to Louisa in response to- notices that
their land had been raised
The sheep killing dogs have been
playing havoc in Mr.. Blankenship's
flock OF sheep at different times for the
last month.
LATER: Mrs. Elizabeth Rice died
on the 4th inst. and will be laid by the
side OF her late husband, Rev. r. F.
Rice Wednesday the 9Th. Mrs. Rice
was a Christian lady and well beliked
by all who knew her.
COUNTRY GREENHORN.
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LITTLE BLAINE

Prayer meeting al this place every
Sunday afternoon.
d. L. Thompson, Frank Martin and
several girls from Louisa passed up
Iour creek Sunday en- route to H. Black
burns and W. NJ. Martins,
Jay Workman of Huntington, w. Va.
lis visiting relatives at this place
A. w. Blackhurn,s children who have
boon very i'll with whooping cough are
improving.
Clarence Hale was visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. Nora George of Georges
Creek Saturday night and Sunday.
Ora Blackburn made business trip
to Louisa Saturday
d. S. Martin has purchased a fine
mule.
Mrs. Aria Blackburn and children
were calling on Mrs. Ora Blackburn
Sunday.
Farmers of our community are busy
sowing oats and getting ready to plant
corn
Miss Birdie Hayes took dinner with
Miss Estella Martin Sunday.
Mrs Mollie Hinkle and little daugh-
ter were calling on AIrs. Anie Hale
Sunday afternoon.
Ivory Blackburn entertained a large
crowd of girls Sunday.
Miss Estella Martin was visiting her
sister recently
Mrs Matte and Nancy Lou Hale
were calling on Mrs. Sarah Thompson
Monday BLUE EYES.
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MATTE

Sunday School was organized at the
Cando Church house Sunday last.
Farmers are very busy at this place
preparing for farming.
Willie Moore who has had the small
box Is able to be out again and there
has not been any more cases around
here.
Sam Sturgill and son passed thru
here Monday en- route to Louisa.
Fred Short wife and children spent
Sunday with Thornton Moore.
Mrs. Willie Davis and Stella Moore
of Sip spent Saturday and Sunday with
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. B. r
Moore.
The stork visited Il, w. Ball and wife
April i and left 10-pound girl.
Mrs. Florence Hayes of Cordell Wis
tied John Hayes and wife one day
last week.
Jim Berry was the Sunday afternoon
guest of Louarfa Moore.
Jettie Dimple and Estill Hayes and
Jewell Ball were Sunday dinner guests
of Stella and Bertha Moore.
MRS GRUMPY,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-04-08

steve Curnutte WAS the guest OF Miss
Lora Layne Sunday.
! Dova Hutchinson spent Saturday with
Miss Ethel L4ayne of Catalpa.
church at Garrett Chapel Wednesday.
Mrs. Addle Maddy and children spent
Saturday night with her sister Mrs.
Puma Nunley.
Taylor Moore of Adeline. attended
Sunday School here Sunday.
Amy O,Daniel was the guest OF her
sister, Mrs. C. w. Honalier Saturday.
Cora Wooten was the guest Of Miss
Lucy and Dixie Compton Wednesday
Always glad to hear from Fallsburg
and Buchanan. BROWNIE.
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MADGE

There will be church here Sunday,
April i7th by Bro. Luther Pig, also
the first Sunday in next month by Bro.
Yes Ball
Miss Sophie Roberts Sho has been
attending school at Louisa has re-
turned home,
Hobert Burton. Homer Bah and
Milt Fugate OF Dry Ridge attended
church here Sunday.
Mrs. Matilda Meek had as her guests
sunday afternoon Misses Gertrude
and Jewel Damron, George Lee Haws,
Hazel and Sophie Roberts and John
Bell Damron.
Miss Gladys Hawst of Louisa is eN-
pected TO visit home folks soon.
[ Sonnie Carter OF Yatesyille was
lcalling on Miss Ruby Damron Sunday
a crowd from this place attended
church at Dry Ridge Sunday night.
Elisha lobe was calling on Miss
Mexie Shannon Sunday.
Mrs. John Burton of Trad, spent Sat
urday and Sunday with her parents
kMr. and Mrs. J. ID. Damron.
Sam Doc Heaberlin was business
caller in Louisa Tuesday. BEAUTY. Y
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-04-08
TRAD

There will be Sunday School at Oak
Hin every Sunday afternoon. Every
body come.
Rance Adams and vjcy Rose were on
Sand Branch Sunday.
The party given by Mr.. and Mrs.
While Burton was largely attended.
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs, Jim Berry a
fine boy.
Uncle Martin Adams is no better.
Mont Thompson of Louisa was Wis
itlng his mother sunday,
The farmers around here are getting
eady TO plant corn.
Garnet Diamond still makes regular
trips To Frank Thompson's.
Eva Carter was calling ON Sula
Laney Saturday night.
The death angel visited the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Estep OF Ashland
and took from them their darling little
girl, Ella, age years.
L.. ~. Lancy was In louisa Saturday
Jim Carter was on Blaine Sunday
Willie lobe Of Hicksyille attended
the party Saturday night.
yIoLBTS.
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COMPTON

sunday School is progressing nicely
lat olioville.
W. s. Pennington was in Louisa
Sunday to see his little grandson who
| Is very III. v
| Several from this place attended
church at Morgan Greek Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ablcs passed
Tsp our creek sunday. III =.
Bertha Kitchen was on our creek
Sunday.
I.nther and Herman Kitchen at
tended the Sunday School AT oioville
Sunday
Dewey lobe was at Andy Kitchens
| Charles cooksey was in Louisa last
Thursday.
I Tommy lobe AMI Beckham Hughes
I were on our creek Sunday,
Mart Wright has returned from
Coal River.
/ Alice Browning passed up our creek
saturday en- route to her daughters
Mrs. Tivis Wright
Thomas Christian called on ms
sister Sunday,
Mrs, Andy Kitchen was shopping al
1dmus Saturday.
Lon lobe was in Fallsburg sunday
Ernest Webb was on our creek Mon
day.
Reba Cookses spent Friday after
moon with her aunt. Mrs. James Chris
tian.
MIR. and Mrs. A. j. Cooksey wer,
shopping in FaIlsburg Saturday.
i Mecca Pennington attended churcl
1T Morgan Saturday night.
The heys are having hne spor
pitching horseshoes.
I Everybody remember church a
Compton Saturday night and be SUR
and come. TUMBLE BUG.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-04-08
HULETTE

There will be church here Saturday
night and Sunday by Rev. John Bill
lups.
NJ. B. Hutchinson was business call
or in Louisa Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nunley and lit
tie son Robert Lewis have returned to
Knoxville, Tenn. where they will spend
the summer.
Lummie Frasher is visiting relatives
lat Hurricane, W. Va, this week.
S. q. Compton was In Ashland Sat
urday.
Mrs. Nancy Moore and Miss Amy
o'DanieI have returned. from Hunting
hon. w. Va, where they spent the past
week with their sister Mrs. Franz
li,urton.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-04-08
JATTIE

d. a. Rice. our latest merchant. is
doing thriving business
Miss Arnaleah Shivel was the guest
of Miss Claudio Hammond Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Hillman attended
the funeral of their son-i law. Sher-
man Wheeler, Saturday.
Mrs. Trudie Lonsford was visiting
her sister, Mrs. L. 0. Perry, Sunday,
Henderson Thompson, Ansil Shivel
and E,stilf Thompson attended church
at Baker Sunday night.
II. c. Perry had the misfortune of
losing a fine calf.
A. NJ. Watson was at J K Woods
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-04-08

recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Webb were. call
ing at LATE Thompson's last week.
Miss Elizabeth Watson is spending
few days with her cousins. Misses
Lucille and Esther Roberts.
Mrs. B. B. Wells was calling at d.
~. Thompson's Tuesday
Miss Maxine Webb spent Sunday
night with Miss Maxine Thompson,
There will be preaching at this place
Sunday by Rev. Roland Hutchinson.
Everybody come, M. NJ
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-04-08

Craig called on Mrs Leeta and Olga
May Hewlett Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Drue Atkins visited
the latter's parents Sunday.
Mrs Geo. r. Adkins and o. May
Hewlett were shopping in Louisa Fri
day.
Charley Bradley is visiting his sis
ter al this place.
Jessie Hill was calling on Elizabeth
Carpenter Sunday. AZ,
Opal Salters was visiting Leora
Hughes Saturday.
ollie Short was at this place Tues
day.
sunday School every Sunday AT
n. m LAUGHING SUSIE. &