Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-03-21

:. p. Fox. OF Swan Lake, wss IN
town Tuesday on business. |
J. II. Turpin is moving with bis
family TO Hagen, Va.
DR.. and Mrs. Leslie Logan went to
Louisville this week.
Mrs. c. p. Kennedy and con were
in Louisville this week.
Don't forget that the Adypcaie
wants the news. should you know \
any, please let US have 1t.
John II. Black was ont on Nghdng |
Creek last week saving for L. q.
Grindstaff.
For Exchange IL have town pro- I
perty to exchange for farm property
Ben II. Gregory, Advocate onee.
Miss Lucille woodson, Of Flat Lies,
is here visiting her sister. MIS-, y.
c. Moore who is recovering from ~
tluenza.
Miss Gibson, of Corbin. sccowpsp'
led by Miss Johnson, visited hsr
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson
for the week end.
Misses leila Bond, Mercer. Louise
Buck, and Ruby Redwits spent Fri
day evening In Pineville watching
the wheels of that city go round.
There appears to DO very little OPP
position to the street improvement
work, which is sign that the nee-
pie of Barbourville intend to nRSe
their city one to be proud Of.
Mrs. Chas. Hodge, Of Kettle leland,
spent part of the week with her sister
Mrs. ]. c. Bright. She also, In COM
pany with Mrs. Bright and I've Mills
visited at Grays and Corbin.
r. l.. Lawson and Roy Milleu ere
opening an up-to-date clothes clean
ing and repairing estasiishneat
next door to the Advocate 0@es
They solicit your business.
Among Barbourviile cltissps Who
attended the burial rites Of Mys. j.
II. Stansbury Of Grays. were Mr. and
Mrs. r. w. Cole, Mrs. S. T. pavias9p
and Mrs. John Hughes.
Lieut.. Evan II. Bennett, who hss
been visiting his brother, Prot. a, n.
Bennett of Union College. has gene
west where he will do epgipeSripS
work.
Dr.. w. c. Black LETT Monday Tor
Williamsburg to dedicate 2e new
Masonic temple. On Tuesday be iwse
at Harlan where as GranduSster. ~
put through some degree work,
The Barbourvilie Ice Company VII,
appreciate 1t IL the public will phone
them before $50 a. m. and state how
much they want. This will help the
Company till regular deliveries ere
made. Call phone 1877. '
TheUnited Mine Workers are II
receipt of letter from ID. Stewart
of the Permanent Arbitrator Board
Knoxville, Ky, stating that during
the life OF the present contract No re,
duction of wages can be permitted
The contract rate is Sl.so Per ton.
Allen Walker. son OF Mr. and Mrs
Geo. Walker OF Walker KY, .pss Z
town Tuesday. Mr.. Walker ,cSm'
back from overseas Jan. eths ant
was discharged Jon. 2srd. at CAM
sherman, Ohio. He was with Co. @
ll3th Ammunition Train. He serre'
three months behind the linss,
The editor is in receipts of'a iette
from a friend at Mineral Heih
Texas, where he served as secretzy
of the Chamber Of Commences an
the news is that the oil and gas strik
has been tremendous asset tot
city. Every encouragement 'sAopl
be given to the oil and gas dsYessl
ment of this section. Before, sigr
ing up leases, however, get yeurse
properly protected. A hwyer ~
charge very little for this lasnrant
against future loss.
Dr. G. II. Albright reports thu
during the recent flu epidemic siIt'
two deaths occurred In the section Il
which he Is health fficer and &
which he had to sign the death ce'
Ror thu raaann that tbAI