Mountain advocate., 1919-07-11

Miss Edna birmingham and Miss
Rosie Edwards, of Big Creek, are at
tending the Institute.
Moses Foley, of Artemus, a pop
ularmerchant Of that place, was in
town Monday.
Gale Williams, ex-county assessor,
and now farmer near Artemus,
was here Monday.
Mrs. d. W. Slusher and family
arevisiting her mother. Mrs. w. M.
Barge, of Flat Lick.
]. NJ. Carnes and wife, Of near
Flat Lick, visited E. V. Barge and
family Tuesday.
Miss Jeanette Ellison, Of Will
liamsburg. is visiting her cousin,
Miss Katherine Dishman.
w. C. Lockhart and family and
Arthur G.. Clark and wife went via
Dixie Highway to Grays Sunday.
J.J. Tye was at the Mackey Bend
picnic on the Fourth and did some
fine trencher work.
C. s. Arthur is president and w.
d. Kalahan is general manager of
the Trace Branch Blue Gem Coal Co.
G. d. Kelly, of Page, KY, who is
engaged in Y. M. C. A. work, has
been in Manchester during the past
week in connection with the Y.
Charlie Mills has taken a job in
Chicago. Charlie has evidently
started out to see some of the U. S.
A. and as he is a splendid pressman
he will have no trouble in crafty
ing his desire to travel.
Judge ]. S. Miller reports consid-
cradle interest being manifested in
the Knox County Fair. Patrons are
especially pleased at the notable in
crease in premiums and the fair
promises to be a big success.
Messrs. Dan Herndon, r. N. Jarvis
and w. B. Riley are teaming to-
gether in tie real estate business.
II you have anything to huy o. sell
they will he glad to handle it for
You.
The Advocate has had to print
quite a number OF extra papers on
account of the demand for them to
send away. The Oil Column we
carry is creating lots OF interest out
side the State.
Judge J. NJ. Robson is back from
Washington on legal business which
was undertaken long ago. He looks
thinner than when he left the hills
and wales OF Kentucky and it is evil
dent he has been working non-union
hours.
Mrs. Jessie Blessing Smith, who
has been the delightful guest of Mrs.
Elizabeth Archibald for some weeks,
has returned to her home at Ewing,
Va, accompanied by Mrs. Archibald
and daughters, Alma and Randa.
They expect to be gone three weeks.
Mrs. S. T. Davidson and son Frank
this week, visited Mrs. ]. d. Black
and Mrs. Dulin Moss at Frankfort.
Mrs. Black and Miss Gertrude re-
turned with them Thurcday and will
spend some days in Barbourville.
On Sunday Miss Laura Hayes. Bill
Stewart, wife and son Braxton, and
John Hammons, wife and children,
and Amanda Hammons. went out to
Girdler and took dinner with Miss
Flora Hammons. They had some
dinner and are talking about II yet.
DR.. ]. G.. Tye is back from Louis
willie General Hospital where he took
a clinic in Physical Diagnosis and
Surgery. 1t is good to see DR.. Tye
back again and to know that he is
even better fitted than ever to re-
lieve us from our sins OF physical
omission and commission.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 7. Beddow and
children are enjoying vacation at
Dishman Springs where they have a
cottage. Mr.. Beddow caught a
whopper OF a bass July Srd but the
migrate refused to stay caught, broke
the line aud is now Dragging about
his eleverness to other bass in the
lake. Mr. Bsddow is enthusiastic
over the merits OF q stay at the
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