Mountain advocate., 1919-11-14

J. p. Bolton, who has been suffer-
ing from q lame back is again able
to be in town.
Mrs. r. II. Hayden, Jr. went to
Louisville Tuesday to purchase fur
niture to go to housekeeping in Cor
bin.
Mrs. II. A. Miller, of Ashville N.
C. is a recent new subscriber TO the
Advocate. Mrs. Miller was Miss
Nancye Jones of this place.
Jay Hampton who is now teach
ing in graded school at Wilhart,
Ky, was visiting home folks here
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Cole and little
daughter Doris, Of Harlan, spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ.
Tinsley.
A boy named Perry, Of Cannon.
WAS uCClueutiy ohol III ehS hohu
while hunting Wednesday but is do
ing nicely.
Alma and Randa Archibald came
home Monday afternoon from q two
months visit with their grandmother
Archibald in Slaughter. Webster
County, Kentucky.
]. p. McLellsnd preached in the
Methodist Church at London, Ky,
Sunday evening. W. ID. Marcum,
formerly of Union College is pastor
Of the church.
\. J. Mitchell and NJ. T. Melon
aid left Tuesday for West Fork and
Little Rock. Ark, to visit Mr.. Nit
cheli's sister whom he has not seen
for more than thirty years.
c. Dickinson & Co. appreciate
your insurance business. They ad-
yertised the fact in the Advocate for
eight weeks. paying US good. money
for the service.
4 baby girl arrived at the home
OF Mir. and Mrs. Tom Stewart. De
Land, Florida, last Sunday. Mrs.
Stewart will be remembered as Miss
Katherine Lock.
Mrs. J. Y. Faulkner and her
mother. Mrs. Catherine Swearengen
have both been quite sick for the
past two weeks but are now improv-
ing.
J. Il. Bailey. Of Canyon Texas,
in writing still calls this his home
paper and enjoys Its columns like
personal letter. He wishes more
correspondents would make contri-
buttons.
Charley Mills. who is now max
ing his headquarters. sat Corbin, was
pleasant caller at the Advocate
Office this week. He says his father
Prof. H. c., Mills, of Artemus is far
from WE'LL,
Miss Mamie Taylor. book-keeper
at Union College, has been serious
Ill at her rooms at the Rev. w. B.
Minton home, She is now much i'm
proved but will be unable to re-
sumo her duties for some time.
THIS is THE OIL AGE-Those
wishing to invest In oil, to secure
permanent enormous priflts, paid in
dividends, will do well to consult s.
Shafer & Son, Pineville, Ky.-JOtf,
T. G. Moren & Son, who sell all
kinds OF farm implements, ran a
nice schedule of advertising with us
last month. II you appreciate the
fact that they are also helping your
County paper to live, deal with
them.
II. NJ. Hershberg and son Harry
are in Louisville where Mr.. Hersh-
berg underwent an operation at the
Norton Infirmary. The doctors re-
port that he is doing nicely and he
expects to be home in a week or ten
days.
Capt. Ed. DIshman and Mrs. Dish
man and son, Mrs. William Burn
side, all OF Barbouryilie. and Mr..
Burnside's granddaughter, Miss Ce-
ell Byrley. OF X. C. W.. Danville.
have been the guests this week OF
Misses Kate and Lillian Kinnaird.
Lancaster Record.
Most OF the annual County State
ment dealing with the receipt and
disbursement OF the County funds
10 already In print and We expect
to publish the whole statement very
shortly, This is a lengthy docu-