Mountain advocate., 1920-03-19


Geo. T. Faulkner, Phone 1O2 is
now meeting all trains, day and
night. He will be glad to receive
calls from anywhere in the city or
deliver passengers the same way.
Sam Gavin spent most of the
week in Cincinnati, where his broth
er-in-law, Louis Merenbloom, took a
degree in the Scottish Rite Masonic
Order.
Supt. E. B. Hemphill wishes those
interested in the United States Gar
den Army would apply to him
should they need literature as a
supply has been sent to him.
Sheriff Read p. Black lost his hat
which the wind snatched from him
Tuesday, but he invoked the majesty
of twinkling feet and recovered the
Grant hat.
Mrs. G. H. Albright and daughter,
Miss Lillian, who have been wrest-
ling with flu. have downed the rascal
and are feeling better as a conse-
quence.
w. c. Faulkner missed two days
at the Bank thru the illness Of his
family. Miss Emma Morris was pre-
sent however and the affairs of the
institution went smoothly along.
For Sale 3 good mine cars in
first class shape. Guage "a inches.
wv. s. Edwards, Sanitary Grocery
Store, Barbourville, Ky.
American Legion benefit play at
the Star Theatre Tuesday night. You
will be expected to be there II posi-
BILE. They wish to build q Commun-
ity House. Buy a ticket. ...
-Mrs. Mile Nash has assumed
charge of the Logan Sanitarium.
Whether It is education, Red Cross
work or nursing the sick, Mrs. Nash
is always competent.
For Rent-New 8 Room House on
Third Street. See Ben Gregory, at
The Advocate Office.
The Star Theatre has arranged to
get THE Eyes of the World" for
May LIST. This is one Of the master
pieces Of the screen world and will
draw big crowds.
Misses Fannie Helton, Maggie
Burnett and Alice Walters, students
at Union College, visited their par
ents at Wilton from Saturday till
Monday.
Frank Haun, from across the riv-
er. brought in eleven and one half
dozen eggs and a surplus cracked
pne. He got forty cents per dozen
for them.
Miss Martha Hampton, who lived
near Girdler. died Wednesday morn
ing March 18th, at the home Of her
father. Interment was on Thurs
day, the 18th.
Chester Arnold, the three months
old child OF Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Smith, passed to eternity Monday
at 4 p. m. The sympathy of theiI
loss. Interment was In the City
Cemetary Tuesday afternoon. ST.
Lost Between Cole & Hughes
and Dishman st. and Depot Sta
pair Of gold trimmed glasses. Please
return to Mrs. Mavla Davis, Allison
Avenue. 1921
4 Col, Alex SEWER is back from
Shewanee. Tenn, where he went to
see his little granddaughter, Ruth
Hamilton Sewer, who is becoming
quite a walkative and talkatiye
young person according to him.
Rev. ]. F. Ruggles, Rev. Aubrey
Guyn.. Rev. Walter Butler. and Rev
Saunders, pastors of churches in
this section, will attend the Inter
Church World Movement Conven
tino held in Louisville this week.
B. p. House OF House Station OF
the c. & M. is nursing very baC
arm as the result of Jump from 4
mine trestle, made necessary by 6
runaway car He was sent to the
Logan Sanitarium by his medica
advisor to have his arm X-rayed.
A letter from DR.. ]. T. Gibson Of
0wensville. Ind. to his father, Mr.
]. T. Gibson states that his son
Sphar, fifteen years of age II
dangerously i'll with spinal menin
gifts with not much hope Of his re
: covery.
Tha praahvtarfan aarvicaa undal