Mountain advocate., 1919-08-22

r. Tlnsley last week. ..:.
| W. A. Farris, OF the firm OF II. @
Moren Implement Company OF Lon.
don, was in town Friday looking
over the business OF his house. He
reports business fine.
For Sale One Lot in East Cor
bin, Knox County, next College be-
tween John Anderson and Gibson
lots. W. G. Anderson, n. F. ID. s,
Rosedale, Kansas. 42-3t
Miss Marie F. Ryerson was here
Tuesday in the interest Of the But
erick people and has arranged that
the Costellow Drug Store shall carry
the Delinator.
II. G. Sans, OF Road Fork, Stink
ing Creek, was here Monday and re-
ports crops as very good. He reports
lrilling seven or eight miles from
his place
Wilson Hurst, of PARROT Branch.
vas a visitor at the Advocate Office
nd reports crops as much better
than has been expected due to the
fine rains.
w. II. Moore, of Minot, N. ID. and
former citizen, sends $500 as u
subscription to the Advocate since
he wants to keep in touch with his
old home affairs.
The following citizens were seen
in Corbin Sunday: Sam Gavin, Reedy
Miller, Doc Smith, Nimrod Dether-
age, Chas. Bingham, Roy Miller,
Jake Denzer and Albert Stansberry,
of Harlan.
Teachers and parents will save
themselves trouble in trying to buy
school books at the present il they
will note that the Central School
Supply Co. will be unable to ship
more books before September LIST. to
Sept. 10th.
Albert Hudson, of Corbin who has
been visiting his uncle, w. J. Leger
of King, returned home Sunday.
Mr.. Hudson spent fourteen months
in France, operating on five different
fronts and taking part in four gen.
eral engagements.
r. T. Goodman, who was hurt
nine weeks ago at the Buchanan
mine down the river when a piece
of coal struck his right eye, is wait
ing the clearance of a scar before it
can be determined whether he will
lose his eye.
Geo. M. Calvin, Republican candi-
date for State Superintendent of Pub
lie Instruction, spoke at the Court
House Monday in the interest of his
candidacy and also in behalf of the
Republican Party. Probably 500
heard him speak.
Mrs. D. Y. Lyttle, of Manchester,
was in town Saturday and paid the
Advocate a call. Mrs. Lyttle states
that the Manchester Clarion will be
running in about a week This will
be good news to the people of Clay
County.
1t is a pleasure to be able to an
nounce that Prof. Chas. E. Ahler,
of Corbin, who did such fine work
along the line OF musical education
at Union College last year. will be-
come a resident professor at the
College during the coming year.
Lester Golden, of Bryants Store,
was in town Tuesday. He is organic
ing the order of Junior Mechanics.
The organization carries life insur-
ance, sick benefits, an orphans home
in Pennsylvania and the usual broth
erhood features. The local lodge
will be known as Golden Council No
1862 and Mr.. Golden will be the
Councillor.
Rev. ]. B. Hudson, of Victoria,
Texas, who is spending ten days
with his mother and other relatives.
conducted service at the Presby-
terrain Church Sunday morning and
preached a most eloquent sermon.
He is being greeted from all sides
by old friends. Mr.. Hudson was re-
Gently offered the pastorate Of the
Presbyterian Church at Paris, KY,
but his people at Victoria would not
give him up. He has been in charge
of his present pastOrate for fourteen
years.
FOR SALE - The Nicholson pro-
perty on Pine Street. 10 room house
modernly equipped, newly painted,
new roof. newly papered. Lot about
IS IT. front by 43O It. Price IS,
500 Half down balance in or