Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1920-01-30
PERSONAL MENTION

WIN some KIM OF MP tIOuDlt' TIC /
left Saturday for Louisville where
he will take treatment at the Norton !
-Infirmary.
w. VI. Dishman, temporarily res
ident of Colombia, South America, is
now in New York on business CON
nected with the Colombia oil fields.
He was Joined there by DR.. Ed Dish
man and j. "A. McDermott.
J. II. Slusher, the progressive mer-
chant of Flat Lick, was here Mon
day with his charming family. all of
whom we're very busy suctionating
fruit juices thru straws, following
the excellent example of their dad.
Mr.. Bradshaw. photographer, Of
Harlan, will open studio in the
! former Lay Photographic studio in
the Parker Building, February list.
He Is first class photographer and
should do well in Barbourville.
Union College Girls Basket Ball
Team was very much disappointed
Tuesday afternoon when the Mary
vile. Tenn, girls team failed to
materialize for the game. Perhaps
they got cold feet.
The satisfactory eye work done by
]. Enron, o. d. has led to a request
by q number OF people OF London,
KY, that he visit that town from
time to time so they may have the
benefit of HIS skill.
Miss Trabue. Of 3. d. l., suffered
very painful accident while on her
way home from sewing club Tues
day week. when she slipped and fell
twisting her foot and loosening the
ligaments from the homes in the an
kle and foot
X. r. Wheeler. prominent coal OPP
orator of Brush Greek, was here
Monday to ride the Masonic camel
over the burning sands. And the ca
mel's all lumpy, and humpy, and
dumpy any old shapes good
enough for him.
Lost Last Monday week, proba-
bly, on Knox Street, from the watch
pocket of A. ]. Mitchell, Knox St.
Barbourville, Ky, S55. consisting of
two twentw dollar bills. one ten and
one Ave. II found. please rstara to
Mr.. Mitchell. Liberal reward
The Barbourviile leo Company Is
giving It's plant general overhaul.
ing and repairing to be ready for the
lice season. A. d. Smith says he
wants to try to make up for the ad-
vance in manufacturing price by
general efficiency at the plant.
Mrs. l.. A. Campbell, OF Indian
Creek, who died Saturday the oath,
was inferred in the Brown grave
yard. Monday. January 26th,' Rev.
&c. Ii. Peck conducting the funeral
service. A husband aud several
children survive.
Among the visitors to the NJ. e.
Quarterly Conference and the meet
ing of Union College Board of Edu-
cation this week are Revs. J. VI.
Litrel!, of Covington. w. w. Shcr-
herd, of Wilmore, and Z. II. Overly
Of Newport.
Little Miss Ruth Hawn, assisted
by her sister Catherine Hope, enter
tanned a few friends TO 4 little din
ner party on last Thursday in hon
or OF their cousins from oklahoma
Misses Virginia aad Kate Sampson
tCaudill.
Fred Hemphill, who has beer
working as operator on the linotype
of the Georgetown newspaper ha!
accepted d position with the Som
erset Commonwealth. lie spent ;
few days with his family in Barbour
VILE.
Miss Dorothy Decker entertained
her cousins at birthday party las
week. The birthday cake was il
evidence with two candles. Thos;
present were, Miss Evelyn Black
Masters Richard Golden, Joe Ed
wards, Ben Edwards, Misses Gen,
and Dorothy Decker.
Mrs. r. b. Minton entertained
Wednesday with an afternoon te;
in honor of Mrs. w. S. Nicholson
of Ettowah, Tenn. Those presen
were Mrs. w. S. Hudson, Mrs. Jas
Miles, Mrs. l.. NJ. Cole, Mrs Elber
Evans and Mrs. W. S. Nicholson.
Mrs r. l. C1ulill and children