Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-03-14

,ffer excellent markets. Fred Dur
nan. Advocate Office, Barbourvile,
81
Colonel w. r. Hughes is back from
81. Petersburg, Fla, where he has
hotel. The season was one Of the
best on record and unusual sights,
such as warships, aeroplanes, and
sdbs have made the vacations Of the
visitors more than usually interest
ing.
Rev. r. l.. Creal is in Pineville
this week assisting Revs. DeGarmo
and Elsey with their revival. There
we're over, sixty conversions here and
last Sunday some forty baptisms. The
revival has been pronounced sue
cess and It is hoped to repeat the
good work at Pineviile.
, AS a result Of the revival held
at the Baptist Church during the
past three weeks, there are some six
ty additions to the Church and on
Sunday there we're about forty bap-
tisms. May they all become earnest
workers for the cause Of righteous
ness.
Dowis Mcdonald, one of the drill
ers on the Reese place, Indian Creek,
states that they expect to bring in
the we'll next week as spudding was
commenced on Monday. Hunter &
Demetrius have the contract for this
we'll and another at the same place.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
John c. Main at o'clock, Monday.
John c. Jr. stole a march on his
daddy who is away but he will pro-
badly recognize his dad on his arriv-
al. A fellow has to overlook little
discourtesies from his dad.
T.. e. Sawyer, on Tuesday, bought
the residence of w. @. Colson. of Lee
County. which is situated on Main
street. Consideration not stated
Mr.. Sawyer is putting In some first
class improvements and will make
this place his residence.
Miss Bessie Black of Nashville
Tenn, is relieving e. H. Cannon al
the Western Union telegraph office
while e. H. takes few days leisure
Miss Black is a friend of DR.. and Mrs
Norwood of Mineral Wells, warn
personal friends of the editor and hi
wife.
Miss Karrye p Davis of Louisville
Kentucky who has been visiting Mrs
Starke of Erwin Tennessee stoppe'
off here for few days last week, t
see friends and relatives leaving Sun
day night for her home. Miss Davi
holds a very high position with til
Louisville Trust Company. ranking
as Colonel" in the Banking Depart
ment. "t
Mr.. and Mrs. Bassett Minton go
a disguised feeling the other day
went out and cleaned off the cross
ing by their home. Bassett has
husky arm and he made the dir
lily and when the Job was complete
they felt better. When we get civic
Tally disgruntled, 1t is good thin
Ito 20 out and clean up the annoyanc
Il shows that civic pride Is stron
after all. They both come by 1t ma
uraliy anyway.
The Methodist Churh on Sunda
organized a Tithers Band. Eight
had signed up last Sunday and thes
agree to pay one-tenth Of their II
come 20 the Lord. officers were
lected to put the tithing into fore
These are James d. Golden, presidei
Rev. O. G. Haas, vice president;
Cannon, secretary; d. NJ. Humflee
treasurer. A melting will be held @
Sunday at 8 p. m. to adopt bylaw
: and a constitution. All tithers al
invited to be present.
Next week We hope to give Of
readers the contents of a letter r
/, ceived by Prof. H. M. Oldfield fro
III. M Hubbard, son of Mr.. and MI
~. F. Hubbard. who is now servii
in the Navy. We want the Ma
boys to have their share of hon
, and especially Mr.. Hubbard, who W
/ the first to volunteer and enter I