Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-09-05

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Miss Lille Albright returned
Tuesday from a visit to Mrs. Som.
NETS In Lexington. She also visited
other Kentucky cities.
Mrs. Eta Campbell, from the
Providence School House neighbor-
hood, sold fourteen bushels OF snap
beans In three hours Tuesday.
Miss Ellison and Miss Lillian Ell
lison. of williamsburg, are visiting
their grandfather. Mr.. y. T. Eng
land, and also shopping.
Governor James ID. Black came
over from Frankfort Sunday and on
Monday delivered speech before Il
large labor audience at Middlesboro.
Mrs. Lulu u. Smith arrived Fri
day for the opening of school. Mrs
Smith is much improved in health
to the pleasure of her friends.
Miss Una NJ. Unthsnk, of Harlan,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Mary Tn
thank, and cousins, Miss Emma and
Miss Fife.
W. w. Sawyers, OF Corbin. broth
er OF Mrs. A. NJ. Decker. has been
ordered west by his doctor and will
20 TO III Paso.
Mrs. +. 7. Franklin and Mrs. d.
NJ. Humneet were out at Yeager
School House Sunday for Sunday
School.
DR.. $. c. Jones. one OF the most
prominent democrats in the County
IL attending the Democratic Conven-
ton at Louisville this week.
Sam Gavin and C. A. Steele OF the
New York Store. are back from Har-
Ian to help cope with the big bust
ness OF the store during the Fair,
c. A Condor Construction Com
pany. of Knoxville, Tenn, have Sc
cured the contract for the paving Of
the public streets of Jellico, Tenn.
Miss Edna Lawson is a patient at
the Pineville Hospital. Her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Lawson, paid
her visit Monday,
Minnie J. Downie, the little three
months old daughter of Mr.. ond
Mrs. George Downie, passed away at
the family home August 3Oth.
Mayor T, d. Tlnsley, seeking the
convenience OF the public, has ar
ranged with either Bank to receive
psyents for street improvement.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. u. Gates, of Knox
Vile, were here between trains Mon
day and left OH the night train for
Cincinnati accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. G. Hignite.
Little Lou Anna Talbot, of Indian
apolis, granddaughter OF Dr. J. II.
Albright. lost her silk hand bag
Teusday. Anyone finding same will
oblige by returning it.
Mrs. l.. G. Wesley, OF Georgetown,
NY, and her three little daughters
are visiting her mother, Mrs. A. f.
Hemphill while her brother, Leut
A. II. Hemphill, is here
Chas. Tye and his niece. Miss Ella
Mae Parker. OF Barbourville. were
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. D. a.
Ciotfelter this wesk. Harlan
Enterprise.
Collie Franklin. Edgar Burke and
Otis Burroughs have leased the Par
rott Garage MIR. Psrrott is moving
to PiGeville 40 enter the garage hus-
inesS there.
J. r. Kelley. OF EtOwah. Tenn.
and Mr.. Coker. OF Knoxville, are
here looking over some coal proper
ties, also visiting Mrs. Fannie Samp-
son and family. '.s.
W. II. Green has sold the Manhat-
tan Hotel at Corbin and has return
ed to Barbourville to make his home.
Mr.. Green will travel for a big man
ufactoring concern.
1t will be good news TO the many
friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. 4, G. Car
rard, of Garrard. to know that they
have taken the Nc Dermott place on
the Avenue and will become citizens
OF Barbouryille.
E. T. England & Co. have received
their beautiful line of fall and win