Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1920-01-02
Mountain Advocate s1.5O per year

liVah'N''
Mr.. aud Mrs. I'D Garrard spent
Christmas with Mrs Garrard's sis
ter at Morgan, Ky. returning Sat
urday
DR.. Boone bought from the Lew
Is boys FIVE acres of coal land and a
small tipple on Horse Greek for
$4,000.
The Telephone Company now has
a night operator rs well as day
operator. Miss Florence Morris,
from Flat Lick Is doing the night
work
IN sending us his subscription for
another year, Fred T. Jones says:
I'VE always look forward to receiv-
ing your much appreciated paper
aud read it with great pleasure
Prof. J. Alex Tinsley, of James
burg. n. Y. who spent Christmas
with his people, left for home We'd
ncsday via Warren, Ohio. where he
will visit his sister, Mrs. N. w. Cobb
Mr. and Mrs Bert Churchill will
be home in about six weeks when
Bert finishes his brick work on the
Brosheer and Brumitt Hospital at
Middlesboro.
Twin boys were born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Larkin Miller, Jr., Tuesday
night at II o'clock. They will be
known to their admirers as John
I've and Warren C.
A. T Simms has accepted the posi-
ton of night agent at the depot
and his many friends will welcome
him back to, Barbourville He just
can't be happy elsewhere.
p. L. Centers, one OF the profess
sors at Cumberland College, Will
iiamsburg' and formerly OF Barbour
Vile, spent the weekend here with
! friends.
Miss Lillian Albright has gone to
Indianapolis to be with her sister
Mrs. Talbot Her baby is sick and
since her b3oken arm is not yet de
pendable she needs the assistance o.
Miss Lillian.
DR.. S. H. Roland, of High Splint
Harlan County. spent Sunday will
Dr.. F.. r. Burton leaving Sunda.
night for Louisville Mrs. Rolant
remained for the week with Mrs
Burton.
James Bright of College Avenue
formerly principal Of Straight Cree
school, has accepted the position o
book-keeper at the First Nationa
Bank. You will know him by hi
pleasing smile.
The store of Grover Humfleet a
Knox Fork, which is also the posi-
Office, was entered last week and tn
postofTice was robbed OF $3.50 {
$3.50. Bloodhounds from LeXingto
were brought to the scene but to
late 30 be of any use.
Mrs. H. NJ. Hershberg will COZ
tirue the business of n. NJ. Herst
berg along the same lines rs hereto
fore and will appreciate trade an
patronage of friends and customer
always paying market price for pr'
duce. -
V. d. Jackson, of Baileys Switcl
entertained the following member
of his family at Christmas: M
and Mrs. w. Il. Mcneil, Mr.. and Nj
Oscar Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. Edg;
Jarvis and family Of Lynch and v
II. Buchanan and family from dow
' the river.
huyOhS hoNiA6 ANSASt
or unfurnished, for rent is asked
list them at the Mountain Advoca
or the Office Union College. A lari
number of students are expect'
and it is desired that they be pr
vided with rooms as soon as pc
j. sible.
/ Robert Patterson of Flat li
e returned Sunday morning from t
6 Georgia School of Technology a
II lanta, Ga. to spend Xmas with !
parents Mr.. and Mrs, W. T. Pate
II son. Mr.. Patterson is studying au
mechanics and when he gets tn
- his course in about three months
10 will probably go into the automob
% business. This school also teach
aeronautices and with its machin
shops gives fine training in N
I'd chimes.