Mountain advocate., 1920-05-07

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day In Corbin with her mother, Mrs.
Johnson, who celebrated her eighty
first birthday on that day.
Houses for rent are becoming as
scarce as the woolly wallapaloosa.
Mrs. w. l.. Cloyd, accompanied by
her little son, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. NJ. l.. snavely, this week.
The Catron Garage has fourteen
new Bucks on the way which should
arrive this week.
The many friends of Mrs. VIM.
Burnside will be pleased to know
that she is progressing nicely toward
complete recovery.
Mrs. E. B. Dishman and Mrs. G..
w. Tye, Misses Drucilla and Lily
dale Tye we're the guests of the Dan
iel Boone Way Inn, Friday.
Mrs. Ed McDermott, of Kenosha,
Wisconsin, was the guest of Mrs. Ed
Dishman last week and is now at
Dishman Springs for several weeks.
Bart S. Reid who is at Owensboro
and other points expects to return
home in about two weeks. His genial
smile is a good social tonic.
For SaIe-Nice two story brick
residence on the Avenue. rooms
and bathroom. Call on T. F. Faulk-
ner. 26-4tp.
c. w. Lockett, Of Lynch, visited
H. Bradshaw Sundey and the two
gentlemen we're later the dinner
guests of Mrs. H. Hershberg.
Mrs. Sam Gavin, Miss Beatrice and
Helen Gavin went to Lynch, Harlan
and Pineville last week returning on
Friday.
Parrott's Garage will send nine
drivers to Cincinnati to drive back
nine new Chevrolet cars which have
been ordered. These cars were sent
from the factory to Cincinnati by
river as the railroad facilities were
Inadequate to handle the 800 orders
for Cincinnati.
Mrs. X. F. Davis returned Friday
from Richmond, KY, where she went
to help nurse her son-in-law, L. J.
Hampton, thru measles. Mr.. Hamp-
ton 10 attending the Normal at Rich.
Ifnond.
Mr. Avsnt, OF Nashville, Tenn,
and Taylor Bros, OF Columbus. Tenn
successful oil operators OF Allen
County, spent Saturday and Sunday
going over the oil situation in Knox
County and pronounce the possibil-
tiles as fine.
r. N. Cornett spent last week at
the old home place at Dione. Harlan
County, just south of Pine Noun
tain. The homestead formerly con-
sisted of 5000 acres Mr.. Cornett
says nothing does him so much good
in the springtime as a visit to the
old home place.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. West,
down the river. boy, Roy, April %
| Wilson Bros. have had the edge
OF their sidewalk cemented and
drains put in which may be opened
at pleasure and cleaned out Good
work.
Rev. A. H. Guyn is back from a
successful six weeks Peoples Mis-
sion, Mr.. Guyn preached to as
many as 600 persons at some of
these meetings.
Supt E. B. Hemphill left We'd
nesday for Richmond, KY, where a
convocation of County Superinten-
dents will be held beginning We'd
nesday and running three days.
While on visit to Mrs. Cleo Cole
of Baileys Switch, Mrs. Alice Jen-
kins had the unhappiness of losing
her baby which was found dead in
bed the morning of April 3Oth.
For Sale-Farms from 20 to 175
acres. Size to suit purchaser. For
quick sale, cheap. See Bart Reid,
Barbourville, Ky.
Mrs. T. H. Hayden, Jr., who had
spent the week with friends here.
Joined her husband at Corbin May
1st and went to Louisville to visit
Mr.. Hayden's father and mother.
DR.. F. r. Burton, wife and mother
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