The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-06-23
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j. Israisky was visitor in cincin-
natl on Sunday.
j. NJ Bentley OF Yatesyilie was in
Louisa Monday.
Mrs. F. L. Stewart was visitor In
Ashland Saturday
]. H. Woods was at w. 7. Woods
at Yessle on Tuesday
DR.. L. D. Jones was a weekend Wis
itor here from Ironton. i
Mrs Proctor Sparks has returned
from visit at Blaine. n
Il. G. -McRinster of Adams was a
visitor to Louisa Tuesday
Miss Mexie Thompson has returned
from a visit In the country.
l. r. Stambaugh was in from Blaine
Monday and called at our office
d. yanhorn of Buchanan was bus
mess visitor in Louisa Tuesday.
]. w. Elgin OF MaysvIlle was bus
mess visitor in Louisa this week.
j. c. b. Auxier OF East Point was a
visitor in Louisa Tuesday evening.
Ed. L, wellman made business trip
to Williamson, W. Va. wednesday.
Miss Dorothy Webb of Betsy Layne
spent the weekend at her home in
Louisa,
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Chapman went
TO Ashland Saturday to spend the
weekend.
Frank L. Adams OF catlettsburg
spent a few days In Louisa, returning
home Sunday.
Roy Bell who Is with roads depart
ment and lives at Fallsburg was in
Louisa Saturday
Attorney J. S. Shaver, OF Pikeville.
was in Louisa Thursday on his way to
Williamson, w. Va,
Mrs H L. Woods OF Olive Hill spent
the weekend in Louisa with her hus-
band. Judge Woods.
Miss Sue Bromley will leave soon
for a visit to her sister, Mrs. w. H.
Boatright at Benham.
Mrs Lace Williamson and brother,
Ralph Terrell, OF Route 2, were shop
ping in Louisa Friday.
Mrs. Kate Wilson. Mrs. ella Ad-
ans and Miss Edith Adams are Wis
llllb TtlhilNtb at hdltlt. "'
Mrs G.. C. Cook and sons left We'd
rfesday evening for their home In Hunt
ington after visit in Louisa,
Mrs. Mary B. Horton has returned
from visit to Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ.
Horton at Red Jacket w. Va.
Miss Dorothy Spencer and Mrs. d.
c. Spencer were guests this week Of
To-, Va
Mrs ]. A. Moffett came up from
Catlettsburg Saturday and was the
guest OF B. j. Chaffin and family.
sirs. Jean aeDyef. Miss Opal SpeH-
Ger and Mr.. Gibbons drove over to
Huntington and back last Sunday.
Paul Chapman of the Huntington
National Bank Is spending his vaea-
tion with his parents in Fort Gay.
Leonard Childers and little son.
Clarence, OF Route g were in Louisa
Saturday and called at the NEWS Of
flee.
r. CARED went to Lexington SAT-
urday to join his family who had been
guests several weeks of Mrs. Garred's
parents.
Mrs A. o. Carter and son Philip re-
turned home Monday evening from a
visit to w. T. Woods and family at
Vessie.
Fred Mcdowell arrived here last
Saturday from Georgia for a weeks
visit to his grandmother, Mrs, jose
phine Johns.
Jos A. Seese passed through Louisa
Saturday on his way to Cincinnati on
business. He is employed in the oil
fields at Falcon.
Richard Dixon, who is attending
school here had as his guest few
Van Lear Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Adams and Mrs.
Ray Wilson motored TO Ellen Sunday
and were accompanied back by Mr..
Lindsey Thompson.
Fredric F. Cain went to Huntington
Saturday and spent the day. He was
accompanied home that evening by his
brother, ]. NJ. Cain.
w. N. Sullivan of Mansfield, Ohio
passed through Louisa Friday on his
way to Elkhorn City TO spend his va
cation with relatives.
DR.. C. B. Walter was called TO Flat
Gap few days ago by the death of
his father-in law, Mr.. Lewis Lemaster
prominent citizen of that place
Miss Olive Snyder arrived in Lou
lisa last Friday from Oklahoma City,
Oklahoma. for visit to her grandpa