Mountain advocate., 1920-07-23
Crit Jackson is learning to be a
mechanic at the PARROT Garage.


smokey. Cut Rate Drug Co.
Mrs. Carrie Berry visited relatives
in Corbiu ,ast week.
J. II. Gibson, who supplies the
people Of Fount with merchandise,
spent Monday in town.
w. r. Vaughn, of King, was here
purchasing for his busy store Mon
day.
Little Marie hewitt was quite sick
Tuesday night but happily is now
we'll again.
Pleasant periods in palatable,
pleasing thirst perishers at Cut Rate
Drug Co.
A. T. Vermillion who is building
a piece Of State road in Menafee
County, is spending a few days in
Barbourville saying "howdy" to his
many friends.
Flat for Rent-Two rooms fur
nished for housekeeping. See Mrs.
w. b. Minton, College Street
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Wyrick and
Mrs. f. H. Wyrick visited Mrs. Bob
Jones, sister OF Mr.. Wyrick, in Cor
bin last week.
Candidly - candies can conceal
cantankerous words you have utter
ed to her. We handle regular Joy
boxes. Cut Rate Drug Co.
T. ]. Moore, the active and youth
full young man who sells things to
merchants and tries to Jolly the edi-
tor into believing that Cox and Roose
welt will sweep Knox County, is back
home after a stay in Hazard hospi-
tai where he INDUCED in a case of
flu.
Found At A. w. Hopper Store,
A purple Parasol or umbrella. own
er may have same by paying for
this advertisement.
Work has Jeen begun OH .Ae Lit
tie Richland Road the contract be-
ing taken by ]. r. and Garrard Pat
terson. The work includes from
Heldrick to four miles up Little Rich
land. The Patterson contract is for
grading. Work will begin on the
Sinking Creek road as soon as they
sign up for the right of way.
The Chicago capitalists who have
two big gas wells near Oneida, Clay
County, are putting down five more
wells. Well No. 1 gives 100000
cubic feet of gas and the other over
$500, 900 cubic feet, the gas giving
four gallons of gasoline for every
1000 cubic Of gas. 1t is believed
that Knox County conditions are
very favorable when found by drill
ers as the back shale exists here.
We have couple of keys on a
ring found while going to the brick
yard. One is a safety deposit box
key and the other Yale key.
Judge w. w. Tinsley came ii
Monday from the north where he
and Mrs. Tinsley had a fine time il
company with Prof. Alex Tinsley
Director of the State Home for Boys
in New Jersey. Mrs. Tinsley is still
in Warren, Ohio, visiting theil
daughter, Mrs. Lucy Cobb. On theil
trip they took in eight states ant
both saw the sea for the first time
They greatly enjoyed the whole trir
Miss Mary Agnes Heidrick has re
turned from Wyoming where sh
had the time of her life in cOmpan!
with her aunt, Miss Ruth Heidrick
While there she saw an Indian dance
listened to the wild howl of the co
vote. rode the bronco that bucketf
except when pretty and gentle
young lady is riding, and generally
speaking. found the wild and wool!
westerners very lovely people. He
mother. Mrs. c. +. Heidrick, anC
Mrs. Ed Dishman met Miss Mary il
Chicago on her return.
j. G. Davis is back from Eastern
Kentucky State Normal, Richmond
where eighteen Knox Countians alsi
went for the summer session. SOM
of whom were Nimrod Detherage,
Jack. Merle, Gladys and GwendolyI
Gray, Prof. ID. M. Humtleet, Prot
X. Il. Burnett. George Ryder, Clari
and Ethel Campbell and Celia Carr
Mr.. Davis will teach at Coins thi
fall and continue his work at Rich
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