Mountain advocate., 1920-08-20
THREE ROOMS FOR RENT -

Mr.. and Mrs. Sawyer A. Smith
were cutting some queer capers on
Monday. but as they were in the new
Avro they could not be expected &c
act in their usual normal manner.
Miss Gertrude Black returned on
Tuesday from a week spent in visit.
ing friends in Harrodsburg, Lexing
ton and Perryville where she was q
memebr of a jolly house party.
No! Susie, your trouble is not
spinal meningitis, but strain of the
neck muscles. The best cure Is d
trip In the Avro. When up you can
look down instead of up.
Miss Francis Tate. Of stamford
Ky, who has been the guest OF Miss
Mary McDermOtt, returned home ON
Sunday, being accompanied as far as
London by an auto load of friends.
Franklin 4 Cannon state that
their last weeks advertising in
which they quoted prices on their
goods brought them lots OF business.
Study their "ad" this week AMI sne
IL there is not something you nee /.
Mrs. +. Il. Harris Is blI& from
Rock Island, Ill. and Davenport, la.
Her eldest son, Thee. returned with
her for a visit. Mrs. Harris spent
her time fishing frequently eating
three meals on the river.
Hats! Hats just received at Eng
lands Ladies' and Children's Hats
Beautiful styles and prices to suit
the times.
Mrs. J. NJ. Robson and Miss Daisy
came In from the Springs Monday to
see q real town. Miss Daisy says
the chigger family have been her
guests ever since she has been at
the Springs,
Miss Nan Faulkner has returned
from jenkins, bringing with her u
little niece. 1t will be good news to
many that Rev. Il. S. Rose, who re-
Gently underwent an operation in
the hospital, is recovering nicely.
John NJ. Davis & Son is new
firm of uanaroI r,arobondi,, ,rr,;,,
hay feed, groceries and notions,
which is starting business at Flat
Lick. Mr. Davis is a genial gentle
man and will make good.
Their many friends will regret the
departure Thursday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gibbs Lusk for Harlan where they
will reside. Mrs. Charles Higdon
and mother, Mrs. Lusk, have moved
to Covington, Ky, to live.
Avial, the little six months old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Davis, passed away August 9th. The
sympathy of their many friends will
be with them in their sorrow. Their
home is on Brush Creek.
The Star Theatre is installing 200
more opera seats. On his recent Wis
it the State Fire Inspector compli-
mented the management on the safe
condition of the theatre and on it's
sanitary shape.
A. M. Blue was passenger to
Skyland Monday and played with
the pretty stars. Being u guileless
young man with a splendid con-
science. the Avro took great care
Of him.
Altho Capt. w. Beaver brought |
down nineteen enemy planes and |
he himself fell five thousand feet,
we do not believe these events on |
the crowded battle front created |
more interest than his stunts do
among our people.
Miss Harriet Cole, of Akron, O.,
IS visiting her friend Miss Emoline
Sampson, and on Saturday night
pleasant little dance was given in
honor OF the visitor. The young |
people report very enjoyable even
ng.
ID. c. Talbot arrived Thursday Il
rom Indianapolis to join Mrs. Tai
'ott and children. This is the first
Iacation Mr.. Talbot has enjoyed in
'ver seven years, his duties as chief
ngineer of the Indianapolis Elec-
ric Light & Heat Plant keeping him
more than busy.
Mrs. Read p. Black entertained at
ca ON Monday afternoon for her
lister, Miss Milton West. of Birm-
ngham, Ala. Those present we're
frs, RAY hewitt. Miss Harriet Cole.