Mountain advocate., 1920-11-19

| OhNoNuAEU
23t MIddlesboro. Ky.
Mrs. Geo. Hammons, OF Girdler,
who was stricken with paralysis re-
Gently, is improving slightly.
w. II. Davidson, OF Bull Creek,
one OF the newly elected Board OF
Education, was in town on business
Tuesday.
Mrs. Weed and Miss Minnie Hop
kins, OF Corbip, were gests Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. ID. Smith and family last
weex,
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Gus Hauser Sunday. Eleven
and one half pounds His name is
Robert Emanuel.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Hudson and
son, Walter Cole, left Tuesday for
Florida and Texas where they will
visit relatives for few weeks.
Typhoid inoculation will save you
from an attack of that disease. II
costs only three dollars and is good
insurance.
The foundation for the new laun-
dry has been begun and work wifi
proceed as quickly as the weather
permits.
Mrs. f. N. Matthews is back from
her trip home and f. N. has lost
that haggard look that was begin
ming to creep over his countenance.
Mr.. Opossum is leaving his marks
on the fresh fallen snow and remarks
are being made about how good he
tastes with sweet potatoes.
A fine boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles E. Willis, of Bailey
Switch, Tuesday. November 16. They
are very happy over their first-born
child.
There will not be a meeting of the
Civic League on Thursday the 25th
which is Thanksgiving Day. The
next meeting will be on December
8. tn.
Jas. Bailey and Rev. Bailey, of
Fount, filed bond before the Federal
Court, Richmond, KY, following a
sentence of three years for resisting
Federal officers. The case is appealed
Prof. G. Britain Lyttle is home
from Knoxville where he graduated
a class in Spanish. He is consider
ing an offer from a school in Dallas,
Texas.
DR.. Crit Jones, of Jarvis Store,
has bought new car with which to
cut didos over the road when going
to see his patients. He runs it like
an old hand at the game.
Fancy ginghams as low as 23c at
the Franklin & Cannon Store. Sheet
ing at 75c, narrow unbleached at
soc, bleached cotton at 25c and l..
l.. domestic at 15c, while percales
are Csc.
Why not take all of your prescrip-
tions to the Grant Drug Co.? They
have a pharmacist who is a gradu tie
of Pharmacy with State Board exam
ination and twenty-five years cx-
perience.
Lyman Benjamin stopped by the
Office Wednesday afternoon to ex-
hibit his kill of quail and rabbits.
They ought to feed a family for two
days but he said he would eat them
all 70 breakfast.
The darkness that could be felt on
our streets on Monday night was
due to the 23 volt line falling on to
the street line thru the weight of
the sleet and snow. About $4,000
worth of globs were destroyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Decker, Sr.,
are back from trip to Washington,
d. C. where they visited their son
and daughter and took in the histor-
ical features, including visit to Mt.
Vernon. Mrs. E. II. Decker return
ed with them for visit.
An Offset well was brought in
next to the Belcher lease Monday
which makes the present prospects
of home people who are interested
in this property much brighter, now
being assured that the well they
brought in themselves has a good
chance of duplication.
Miss Jessie Mayhem has been ap-
pointed as postal clerk in place Of
Tive xuhn hos aopanfad a nOoi-