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

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Jennie, to Mr.. Arnoldus J. CARED
popular clerk Of the Lawrence Cir
cult Court.
Louisa Fire Company organized
with the following members: II. L
/ Ferguson, w. N. Sullivan. Geo. Billups
L. b. Ferguson, Geo. Justice, Will Bill
Ilups c. D. Norris, Milton Conley, w
A. Copley Chas. Diamond, NJ. Hale
Sherman Pigg, Jesse Shannon, VIM
England, Sam Snead, r. c. Mcclure.
Oct. % Born, to the wife OF Dunlap
waldeck. boy; to the wife of w. T
Evans boy.
Surprise parties are the principal
/ evening pastimes of our young folks.
Mr.. John Frazier died at his home
on Mill Creek near Fort Gay.
1 Oct. 90 News from the oil region
1 is very encouraging. A large territory
near Flat Gap, johnson county. has
been LEASED to New York parties.
Drs. j. ]. Gambill, n. 7. Rice and
A. T. Roberts have gone to Louisville
to attend medical college.
Nov. 5-All the down boats go loaded
with sorghum. beans and other pro-
duce
The Chattaroi railway is doing an
excellent freight business. The after
noon train Wednesday was here an
hour. loading.
Station Agent Gray is visiting IL
Illinois. George Hale is jerking ae
lightning during his absence,
Capt. NJ Freese is in command of
the lngomar.
Mr. and Mrs. A. j. CARED return
from New York and are serenaded by
the Louisa Brass Band.
Skating rink opened in brakes Hall
1T will be managed by Milt Burns.
which is a guarantee that there will
be plenty Of fun.
Nov. t2-The Frank Preston ran
into tree below Paintsville and badly
damaged.
The Mountain Girl. with a circus on
board, collided with the James w. Can
below Cincinnati.
Nov. Married. at the residence OF
Richard Meek Miss Idella Meek to
Mr.. Miniard Thompson.
Louisa has 20 stores, 3 blacksmith
shops. one wagon shop, one cabinet
shop, two meat stores. and one shoe
shop, and the largest Touring mill in
Eastern Kentucky.
The Rigdon well near the mouth of
Blaine shot. The Chattaroi ran a
special train from Ashland for the
occasion. The well was 25s7 feet deep.
Nov. 26 Vice President Hendricks
died yesterday in Indianapolis.
Dec. 3-R. c. Mcclure and wife have
returned from Cincinnati.
G. w. Castle has gone to Washing
ton.
Judge Rice is off the bench this week.
He went out to Hood Monday to see
how rich he is.
Our village has been astir with
commercial travellers this week. Dun
can. Smith. Milstead, Murray, Lawton
and other knights of the road have
been with us, soliciting orders.
Married, Nov. goth. by Rev. Lauck,
Miss Mamie Marcum to Mr.. Mack
Baker.
Dec. 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Thomas,
also John Thomas. return from Leb-
anon Ohio.
$1,000 subscribed to building Ba2-
list Church here.
Dec. Senator and Mrs. Wallace I
and Mrs. Northup went to Cincinnati (
last week.
Prichard and Billups. our mighty
have returned from the Blue /
Ridge bringing their trophies with (
them. Our table, however. is still bare
Of meat-it was too dear"
Dec. "a John Stewart is home from
Ann Arbor for the holidays
Mrs. r. F. Vinson has gone to Naz-
areth to visit Miss Dora
Miss Inez Frank has gone to Indian
apolis to spend the holidays.
Misses Gipsie Northup, Lizzie Burns
and Norah Borders returned from
Wesleyan College. Cincinnati, Saturday.
A substantial stile has been made
across the public fence. opposite the
front door Of the court house.
Lewis Skaggs, the Lawrence county I
giant was in town this week. He is
"a years old. is six feet and seven
inches high, and weighs 306 pounds.
Dec. 31-on Monday last Mr.. James
A. Hughes of Louisa and Miss Belle
vinson of Krout's Station. were united
in marriage. Immediately after the
ceremony the happy couple left on the
9. & o. for the exposition at New
Mr.. Hughes is well known
as one of our most energetic and pros
porous businsss men. His bride is I
young lady of beauty and worth, well
known in this neighborhood. the place
Of her birth.
Mr.. w. w. Marcum. a well known
attorney Of this place, was married
evening to Miss Mary L.
Burgess of Peach Orchard
Also on the same day, at the resi-
ience of Reed Roberts, Mr. Davis Holt
10 Miss Mary Lou Roberts.
Mr.. Leo Frank offers for sale his
residence and business property. Mr..
Frank has been a resident OF Louisa
more than 20 years and in that time
las made for himself an enviable rep
Itation as an honest enterprising cit
zen and business man.
Mr. and Mrs. Mont Goble and young
Mont were visiting in Louisa Sunday.
Senator and Mrs. F. T. d. Wallace
eft for Frankfort Monday. Mrs. Wal
ace will spend the winter with her
husband, and win by her many virtues
md accomplishments, be valuable
Icquisition to Frankfort society.