The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-03-31
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J. Nj. Bentley OF Yatesville was ir
Louisa Tuesday.
Frank L. Adams OF catlettsburg was
in Louisa Monday.
L, A. Young OF Cherokee was In
Louisa Tuesday.
Jas. Bartram was down from Cliff.
ford Wednesday.
F.. w. F'ranken of Cincinnati was
in Louisa Monday.
d. S. Mcclure OF Beaver. o.. was ir
Louisa Wednesday.
VIM. Wooten OF Hulette was a visi-
tor in Louisa Monday.
i Mrs. VIM. Justice is in Cincinnati
,this week buying goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lock Moore were Wis
ltors In Ashland Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs W. H. Berry visited
relatives at Madge Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Yates was week
end visitor In catlettsbure
Miss Elizabeth L. Conley spent the
weekend In Williamson, w, Va.
DR.. wray was called to Shelby on
professional business Wednesday
@. B. Skene went to Ashland and
Huntington Monday on business.
Miss Anna Jean o'Neal of Lexing-
ton is the guest Of Louisa relatives
! Miss Minnia Mnnra has ratiirnad
from a visit to relatives at Matte.
Misses Gipsey and fmogene Blank
enshlp spent the weekend with home
I folks.
w. L. McDyer returned Tuesday
/ from few days stay in Charleston,
w. Va.
AIR. and Mrs. A. o, Carter and son.
| Philip, were visitors In Ashland Sat-
urday.
G. r. Burgess returned Sunday ev-
ening from few days visit in Gin
cinnatL
Miss Grace Scott of Louisa was vis-
Ting relatives at Williamson last
weekend.
Miss Charline Waller was the guest
OF friends in Huntington, w. Va, a
few days.
H. B. Haws OF Williamson w. Va,
has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Ly-
man Riley.
Miss Grace Blankenship of Yates.
Vile was the recent guest OF her sis
ter. Miss Gipsey
Mr. and Mrs. A. Snyder were In
Huntington. w. Va. and Ashland sam
day and Monday,
Mrs. Arminta Abbott was called to
Jenkins this week by the Illness OF her
son, Chas. Y. Abbott.
Mrs. Louis H. Pigg OF Freeburn is
the guest this week OF her mother.
Mrs Malissa Banfield.
Mrs. I NJ lehman a, Graarshoro
~ r IL ,ha ,,,as, ., har no 800 ~.
and Mrs. John Cummings.
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onast % Ms candu,,, NJnc,nra Mav
nard In yv,,l,anson w 10
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tar MIS- Marie ~ NIil,or w VI
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MISS DoIothy Spehcer retufheu sun.
nay eNenihs lrohi vislt Vi severaN
lays ~ fiun'iiistoh' W. va, anu Sae-
1e'tspurs
Chas f. Branham was called home
from farkerspurs, W. va Mohoay oy
nv ef,.'eai iiiliVss " ms hio''iei' -
= pra''ha'ii',
Mrs. G, b. Roberts and daughter.
Dorothy, OF Lexington, are guests of
a. a''a iai',i'y' otottiS mas
peen ~ WIN nieas'es 'he past ie"
Ways.
Misses Martha Yates and Emily
Conley ana Mrs. Nj. +. Conley return
eu SUNDAY evening from huhtington'
va" "neie thes hau oeeh Nisi.ins
ars' D. L. Hictiihohu'
K. 5. Chaffin, a former resident of
Louisa, was here the first OF the week
from Williamsburg, ONO he nad been
sne CUES. rev uays Vi ms uausheer'
h's' D. = Hiceiure'
John Wood OF Buffalo, N. Y, who
has been visiting relatives here left
Tuesday for a visit to J. M. Turner
and family Of Winchester. He will al,
Miss Ruth Woods came home from
Abingdon, Va, and spent few DAYS
vacation. She is attending Martha