The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-09-01
1894

Ian. 5.-"Uncle Josh" the play given
nv Louisa Dramatic Co, made mt.
Mrs. L. S. johnson and Mrs. h Z.
sullivan sang two beautiful duets. Miss
Carrie SNYDER very sweetly sang TWO
Little Girls in Blue"
Ian. 19.-Mr. George Strachan and
family have moved to Huntington
DR.. Berry resigned as school super
,ntandent and Robt. S. Billups appoint
ed to fill the vacancy.
Ian. o6-At an election held Monday
a majority of Is asked for open sa-
looms. 1t has been more than II years
since open saloons hourished IN Lou
lisa.
Married. at the NJ. E. Church We'd
nesday, Miss Bessie Davis ana MI Joe
K. Long.
Feb. 23.-Married, Wednesday, at the
residence of the brides mother, Mr..
Henry Evans to Miss Victoria SWEET
nam.
Mr. d. Brown of the firm of Levine
a Brown went to Louisville and was
married Sunday.
March 2.-"Sweetbrier or the Flow
.er Girl of New York" was given Tues
day night by the Dramatic CLUB.
March 16-John Johnson sold his
claim on his property in Oklahoma
and has gone further south to see the
country.
p. H. Vaughan has put street lamp
son the corner at his store.
Married Tuesday, Mr.. Ratio Blank
enship to Miss Inez Ratcliff.
March 23.-The Louisa Picket made
its appearance yesterday with K Z.
Mcclure editor.
March 31.-Col. Northup has planted
1900 peach trees this season.
The Paintsville Times is now in the
hands of Jas w. Turner and J. Il.
Buckingham, two young men of that
place.
April 6.-Lieut. w. o. johnson APP
pointed instructor at West Point
John NJ. Rice. Jr, appointed to a
clerkship in the Auditors office at
Frankfort.
April 13.-P. C. Layne. NJ. D., is the
way il now reads. At the commence
ment exercises of Ohio Medical Col
lege last Thursday the degree was
conferred upon him with the highest
honors and the faculty prize-a gold
medal.
Armstead Burchett born May 20,
1876. died April s, 1894. He was born
in Floyd county, but spent most of his
life in Lawrence county.
April 27.-Married, Tuesday at the
home of the brides mother, Miss VIII
lie M. Burgess to VI. F. Conley.
Louisa Gun Club met Wednesday
and made the following scores: Prich-
ard 10. Ratcliff 16, Anderson IL, WEIGH
21. Twenty-one birds were shot at
M. F. Swetnam shipped today by
steamer Jennie George 300f doz. eggs
and 40 doz. chickens. Geo. Swetnam
will go to Pittsburg to dispose Of the
shipment.
sam Smith of Louisa and Sam v.
Peters Of Fort Gay, appointed deputy
II. S. Marshais.
Married, on Wednesday, April 20, at
the home of the brides parents at
Ezel. Morgan county, Miss Eugene
Cockrell to Mr.. John NJ. Rice, Jr.
May 4.-"Coxey's Army" which
started from Massillon. Ohio. Easter
Sunday arrived in Washington. d. c.,
April 29th.
The lower floor of Masonic Hall is
being remodeled for an opera house.
May 11.-Born. ON the 9Th, to the
wife of w. ID. O'Neal. a fine boy
Dana
May 25.--Snow fell here Sunday the
goth. At Blaine 1t is reported to be
three inches deep and over in West
Virginia five inches.
VIM. Holt has a new dray.
Miss Fannie Freese has returned
from Cincinnati. Mr.. John Thomas
has returned from Ironton.
June frank Pigg and Miss Sack
Osborn were married at this place
few days ago.
Married, May "a. at the residence OF
the brides parents at Buchanan, Miss
Lizzie Warren and stanard s. Smith.