Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1920-05-14

Il you wish to sell your farm or
home. see Reid Real Estate Co.
Joe Stansbury, OF Newcastle, Ind,
was here this week visiting friends.
Miss Geneva May Pickelle. Of Will
liamsburg, returned on Tuesday
to finish NV some legal work.
Three of the ten Chevrolet cars
ordered by the PARROT Garage have
arrived.
Frank Catron is taking the big
truck out to the Dishman Springs
road to put two mud holes out OF
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Sampson
and son, Joe Bill, came in Wednes-
day from Whitley City to visit Mrs.
Joe Sampson.
Private CorbIn II. Melton, OF Camp
Knox, was in town Tuesday. He is
on a three day furlough visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Melton.
v. C. Mcdonald, OF Frankfort, was
here this week and Mrs. Mcdonald
returned with him to their new home
We wish these fine people the best
Of luck.
Joe Hopper has bought the home
Of G. B. PARROT between the Method
list Church and the DR.. J. G. Tye res
ldence and will move into it. ,
, J. C. Lay. of Corbin, was here this
week to buy brick and to appraise
the estate OF the late w. B. Sutton.
He reports he is building in Corbin
and has fine business.
Robert w. Cole spent some days
this week In Lexington attending
the Red Mems Convention. On his
return trip he paid Miss Roberta a
short visit at Danville.
Charles Smith came down from
the Ely Mines to have his eye treat
ed by DR.. @. H. Albright last week.
The eye was in bad shape as the re-
suit of q gnat getting into 1t,
i- The Tri-State Telephone Exchange
recently burned out at Middleshoro
10 now In operation again according
to Manager Williams of tho local
ONCE.
Mrs. ]. H. Turner held a family
reunion Sunday. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Mealer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Amin Simon, Mr.. and Mrs. Gro
yer Mealer. Mr.. and Mrs. B.. P. Wal
ker, Mr.. and Mrs. Jeff Canady and
other friends.
Godfrey PARROT, of the postoffice
sold his mare, Trixie. and took to
riding a bike. Last week when ped
daling between the Evans and SIAM
per farms, he went over the hill fall
ing about fifteen feet and was laid
on duty for half a day.
e. V. Barge, our County Clerk.
has rented the upper portion Of the
old Hignite home for Mrs. ID. w.
Slusher and. children for the purpose
OF keeping the children in school and
taking care of Mrs. Slusher, whose
husband died recently.
The Court House clock has struck
and doesn't strike. There is gener-
ally a key to most troubles and the
people OF Barbourville like to hear
the clock strike and also keep tab of
the time. Why not let the people
have what they want?
II. H. Owens, W. F. Parker and
W. B. Riley have bought Elgin cars
and are cutting swathes in the at
mosphere. In fact, the radioactive
ity Of Bill Riley's car is a terror, due
to the fact that 1t is red which gives
1t an extra speed.
Mrs. Maude Marcum left Monday
for Frankfort. to assume her posi-
ton as assistant librarian. Mrs.
Marcqm will be greatly missed by
vide circle of friends, hut we are
sure she will I'LL her new offer with
Exceptional credit to herself and TO
Barhourville,
/ Reed Hughes and N. B. Helton. OF
, Wilton, Deputy Sheriffs. left Pine
willie Saturday with Bradley Small
wood. Milford Lawson and Chester
Philips. taking them to Richmond.
Nv for aafa banning The ahariffa