The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-07-28
Personals

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Carl Akers was here Wednesday
from Heller.
Henry Compton of Dennis was in
Louisa Tuesday
Mrs. Kate Wilson has returned from
a visit at Matte and Ellen,
B. E. Adams was here from Ash
land Sunday visiting friends.
s. D. Wheeler and son of Catletts-
burg were in Louisa this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. S. Posey of Ash
land were in Louisa Thursday.
A. L. Morse and wife of Tampa,
Florida, were in Louisa this week.
l. B. johnson of Prestonsburg was
in Louisa Tuesday on his way to Ash
land.
Miss Maude Burton of Fleming
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. W.,
f. Queen.
w. F. Taylor, a former citizen of
Louisa, was here this week from Ker-
init w. Va.
D. r. Patrick a pominent citizen of
Salyersville, was visitor in Louisa
few days ago.
Miss Ruth Woods has returned from
visit to her uncle J. w. Woods ans
family In Ashland
Mrs W. A. Carey and little daugh7
ter, Emily Louise, We're guests of Lou
lisa relatives Monday.
Mrs. S. ]. Justice and sons Earl and
Arthur have been visiting relatives in
,ncinnati and Ironton.
Mr.. and Mrs. A s. Doty are here
from Ashland for the week end guests
Of her brother, Jas. H. Woods.
]. A. McCaskey returned home
Wednesday from Ragland. w, Va,
where he had been employed.
Mr.. and Mrs, C. w. Mcdonald have
returned from st. Elmo, Ill, where Mr..
Mcdonald went for treatment.
Cecil Adams and Miss virgle Adj
ans of Overda were guests of their
brother, d. B. Adams, last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Nash drove up
from Ashland last Friday and attend
ed the picnic at Bethel Camp Grounds.
L, W, Sargent and family and Jay
Collinsworth and family drove to Ke-
nova sunday and spent the day with
friends.
L. A. Dickerson and Mitchell Dudley
motored up from Huntington Sunday
and spent the afternoon with Louisa
friends.
Ferguson and Miss Clara Bromley
motored to Huntington, W. Va. last
Friday.
Chas. Allen Gault, Of Hazard, is the
guest of VIM. Remmele and family.
He is accompanied by boy friend
from Hazard
Emmanuel Sargent, who had been in
the oil fields at Blaine with his father,
L. W. Sargent, has returned to his
home in Louisa
Mrs. ]. w. Dixon and little son, Bill
ly. of Charleston, returned last Friday
from Charley where they had been
visiting DIR. Dixon's relatives.
Mrs Sam Lowe and two daughters
II Charleston, w. Va, passed through
Louisa on their way to Blaine for
visit to Lon Hewlett and family.
Miss Eva Elkins, who had been Wis
iting in Prestonsburg came to Louisa
Monday evening and was the guest
until Thursday Of Miss Margaret Lou
Chaffin.
Mrs NJ. T. Duncan of Van Lear arr
rived Tuesday in Louisa for visit to.
er daughter, Mrs. j. A. McCaskey.
She had been visiting in West vir-
ginia,
Mr.. and Mrs f. E. shannon, Mrs,
Jennie Adams and. Mrs. Billy Rife
motored to the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dock Jordan Sunday morning and
spent the day.
MISS WI SlllLi IfONS VI <hsHANlIu sihu
Misses Mary Bentley, Frances and
Harriet Woods, daughters of j. W..
Woods of Ashland are visiting the
family of j. H. Woods
Ellis Matook OF Detroit, has been
visiting friends in Louisa. He and his
nephew, Jack Thompson. recently re-
turned from a visit TO relatives in Eu-
rope. Jack is in New York now.
Rev. j, d. Bell, wife and two little
daughters, Mildred and Martha who
have been visiting relatives at Troy
Alabama, and other points expect to-
arrive home Friday afternoon of this
week.
Prof. S. B. Cooley and family re-
turned to Louisa last Saturday from
Moreland, KY. where they had been
since the close of the Louisa High
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