Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1920-10-01

For Sale-Ono No. 80 Overland
Automobile. Will sell at bargain.
Robert w. Cole. 46-tf
Raymond Lyttle, who is attending
Union College, has bought the paper
agency from Judge X. F. Davis and
will deliver on time and regularly.
Watch him.
Rev. +. r. Franklin, OF Union Col
lege, will act as pastor OF the NJ. f..
Church until February LIST, when 1t
Is understood the pastorate will be
filled by regular pastor.
LUST---Small silver Fraternity
Pin. Skull with letters T. NJ. p. In
black across It. Please return to
Miss Ruby Putnam, Care OF X. N.
Jarvis. 4S-1tp
John VI. Tinsley has returned
from the SSth annual convention Of
the Christian Church and Sunday
Schools. Committee reports were
most cheering showing better work
and finances than ever before.
Mrs. w. C. Morrey, OF Jackson.
Mich, and Messrs. II. +. Bassett, OF
Oneida. Tenn, and Geo. o. Bassett,
OF Monticello, KY, are the guests Of
Mrs. T. w. Minton and Miss Nola f.
Minton this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben H. Herndon re-
Gently returned from a trip to Mar
maduke, Ark. Miss Evelyn Russell
sister of Mrs. Herndon. returned
with them and will attend High
School
Union basketball teams have be-
gun practice and there is an air of
optimism among the young people
who have the job of defending the
title of Union to rank among the
best in the State.
For Sale-Good Jersey Cow, gives
plenty OF milk. See w. r. Lay, Bar
bourville, Ky. 46
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas d. Cole and
little Doris have returned to Har-
Ian following a weeks visit of Mrs.
Cole and daughter in Indianapolis
and few weeks stay with Mr.. and
Mrs. John NJ. Tinsley.
Barbourville boys under the able
leadership OF A. T. Simms and Ca
ger Tye, are organizing a football
team which should make a name for
itself Nothing like clean sport to
keep young men straight and decent
Herman Parker left for Louis
vile Monday to have his arm attend
ed to. The nerves OF the little fin
ger are not acting right and spec
ialist will go over the arm He was
accompanied by his father, b. f.
Parker.
Charles Heidrick who recently en-
tered Union College was in Louis
vile last week and came home in
the garments OF full sized man.
There is nothing abbreviated about
Charles, either in his clothes or his
studies.
DR.. V. V. Anderson spent a few
days in Barbourville the first OF the |
week. On Thursday Mrs. Anderson
and Miss Polly Joined him in Cincin-
natl on their way to New York after |
a short visit here with relatives and
friends.
II. l.. Taylor. wife and children,
motored to London Sunday, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Davis.
II. l.. and his trusty machine pulled
Il sedan and its occupants out OF a
mudhole and took them two miles.
Both machines held total OF -
people.
Prices along most lines are drop
ping, wholesalers and manufactur-
ers attributing the drop to the fact
the public has refrained from buy
ing except when compelled to do so.
"A kind OF national boycott put on
without fuss or feathers, but very 1
effective.
Women VOters-It you would aid
'our party register October 5th. ,
Since the tone test given at Union
College Edison photograph sales
lave taken on quite a boom. C. l..
Franklin has sold three machines
n the past week. one OF these going
wenty miles beyond Manchester
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