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

Married. wednesday evening, at
Ironton, o.. Mr.. Allen o. Carter 70 Miss
Belle Burgess.
June 2.--wm. Goebel candidate for
Governor, made a speech here today.
June o.-Married. in Cincinnati, o.,
Wednesday. Edgar B. Hager to Miss
Lucy Prichard.
June 3o.-Married. Wednesday. near
Gallup. Bascom Muncy to Miss Mary
Elizabeth Shannon.
July 14-Born. to w. A. Copley and
wife. girl.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Gray, on
the 10th. a girl.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe York of
Cassyille. a boy.
Gas has been pfped into Louisa and
will soon be used for light and fuel by
the people.
July 2t,-Married. Robt A. Mckee to
Miss Genoa Wilson.
Fred F. Shannon has entered the
ministry.
Aug. 11.-A home talent play known
as the "old Maids Convention" will
be played here next Tuesday evening.
Sept. 1.-Died, Mrs. VIM. S. DeRos-
sett. a.
The thermometer registered 100
Wednesday. the hottest day OF the
year.
Sept. S.-Major D. j. Burchett and
wife and two daughters, Mrs. J.F.Rat-
cliff and Miss Addie, left for WASH
ington and New York, accompanied by
Miss Mary Patterson.
Sept. 15-On last Saturday night
the Triple State Gas Company turned
on natural gas in Louisa for the first
time. Five stores were ready for il
Elimination. Everybody is delighted
with the beautiful lights.
Sept 22.-Mrs II. C. Osborn and
Misses Tennie Prince and Maggie
Hatten went to Louisville as delegates
to the State Sunday School Conven-
ton.
Sept. 29.-walter Miller and Miss
May Shortridge marry at Glenwood.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. o. s. Horton
at Dallas, Pa, son No. 2.
Married y. L. Thompson and Sa-
mantha Blackburn.
Moses Skaggs of Trad had his own
funeral preached on his 18th birth
day.
Oct. Cdr. Jas. D. Biggs and Miss
ADELAIDE Burchett marry. Church we'd
ding.
Died. Mrs. Elizabeth See, 20: John
Salyer, ~, son of t. S. Salyer, Jr.
Oct. 13.-Died, May Kinstler, eight,
daughter Of Jacob Kinstler. FIT. Gay.
Oct. U.-Born. to John Crutcher and
wife. boy.
Died, Mrs. w. A. CopIey at Potter.
Married. DIR. Morton G. Watson and
Miss Nancy Freese.
The County Fair and Institute Fri
day and Saturday.
Nov. 3.-Married. Benton Reynolds
and Miss Dora Boggs.
David Mead, 2s. suicided by drown
ing.
Nov. 10s-Born. TO Henry Evans and
wife, son.
Nov. 1o.-Born. to NJ. F. ConIey and
wife on the Sth. daughter.
A. j. Boar sold his residence to G. |
r. b. Chapman for $1,000. G. r. b.
Chapman's residence and business
property on Main Cross street was
purchased by DIR. L. H. York for 5000.
Nov. IA son was born to Mr.. and /
Mrs. j. r. johnson in Lexington-vin-
son Smith.
]. Floyd wellman and Miss Betty
Wilson marry.
Golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
:. Mcclure celebrated at Gallup.
John Holley was killed by electric
ear at Clyffeside.
Nov. 24.-John c. Burchett arrives
aome. Had been in Seattle and Klon-
dixie two years and three months.
Mexie Carey able to walk about af-
.er illness of eight weeks with fever
Married at Blaine. C. R. Holbrook
and Miss Nora b. Gartin.
Dec. IA Masonic charm lost about
is years ago by X. F. Vinson was re-
turned to him recently from Rowan
county. His name was engraved on
It.
Rev. c. W. shearer died suddenly at
Wayne.
Dec. 8.-Capt. w. o. Johnson will
start from New York about January
Tor the Philippines with 1000 recruits.
Dec. ia Big Sandy pearl worth
1916 was found by Mat Rowe who was
sith the U. S. surveying party.
Mrs. Frank Blevins dies at White
house.
Henry Bussey, who attends school
1t Lexington is at home.
Dec. 29-Born. to YIN. Summons
ind wife, boy.
Married, Bascom Hale and Miss Lou
Jas. H. Johns and Mary
Yates.