Mountain advocate., 1920-09-10
personal MENTION

Fielding Gibson. OF Artemus, was
in town Monday.
Miss Laura Hayes spent Sunday in
Pineville.
Kenneth Tuggle entertained c. F.
HsidricK, Jr., to dinner Monday,
A crowd OF young folks spent Mon
day night at the Springs.
Boone Smith has gone to George
town to enter college.
VIII Amis is entering State Uni
versity at Lexington.
Mrs. Laura Meadows, OF Elys, was
in town Monday shopping.
Raymond Ballard has moved from
Trosper to one OF the J. d. Faulkner
houses on Clark Street.
George Msckey, of Mackey Bend,
brought in a load of produce Mon
day.
Spencer Marsee, of Ranger Texas.
went to Harlan with his brother An
dy Saturday to return his visit.
A. Y. Anderson has Just finished
painting the England Store and has
done a good job Of 1t.
James York, OF the Hickory Mill,
has accepted a position with the
Davis Barber Shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Davis, of Clear
Greek Springs. were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. A. d. Smith this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Mcneil, of
Manchester. spent Sunday and Labor
Day with home folks.
Miss Beuiah Smith has accepted
the position OF day clerk at the Ho-
tel Jones.
Miss Gladys Reeder, of Williams
burg. visited Miss Annie Ruggles
last week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Harold f.
Wentworth, OF st. Johns School. Cor
bin, a baby girl, Friday, Sept. 3rd.
! Drop in at the Franklin & Cannon
store to the free recital by Miss
Betsy Lane Shepherd Wednesday.
The Psrrott Garage has sent six
men to Detroit to bring in six Dodge
cars.
Bert Catron spent $26 for pea
seed which he planted and has been
offered $4,000 for the crop, but has
not accepted the offer
There will be an Episcopal SER
vice at the Presbyterian Church on
Friday. September 18th, at 1880 P.
n. Rev. j. J. Clopton officiating.
Misses Sallie Balm, Maggie and
Ray Hershberg and their uncle, Her
bert Clouse. drove over to Corbin
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Sanders and
children. Of Poor Fork. who have
been. visiting relatives at Swan Lake
returned home Monday night.
Tom Prichard. popular merchant
OF Elys. was here Monday buying
goods. He reports crops fine in his
section.
w. F. Geyer, or the Model Bakery
enjoyed a visit this week from his
friend. Mr.. Horton, OF the firm os
Power & Horton. Dry Goods Co.
There will be Sunday School at
9:45 a. IN. at the Presbyterian
Church. Sermon at IL a. m. Even
worship begins at 1880.
Mrs. Marcellus Parton suffered a
broken leg Sunday while walking on
q rough part OF the road near her
home at Artsmus.
II you have any clothes to patch,
stockings TO darn or knit. or IL you
need some coaching" in your
French lessons, will be glad II
you will call on me. Mrs. Mary b.
Seilaz at Mrs. T. ]. Belcher's. 45-2t
Rev. r. l.. Creal has been in town
this week preparing the furniture
to move It to their future home in
Ashville, N. C. Mr.. and Mrs. Creai
will leave Saturday.
The many friends OF Robert w.
Cole will be pleased to learn that he
has so far recovered from the recent
attack Of appendicitis to be able to
spend part OF Thursday at the bank.
Miss Anna Stewart has written to
Mrs. j. r. Murphy that she has fall
len In love with her new home at
Glen Jean where she is living with
an uncle.
Sam Blevins, OF Goose Creek, is a
good sport. He came in with a dis
located shoulder Monday. which was
set by DIR, Leslie Logan and want