Mountain advocate., 1921-03-25

Everything is spick and span and Mr.
and Mrs. Jake Denzen are doing a
good business.
Archie Cannon and wife came in
from Kettle Island over Sunday to
spend the day with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Murph Cannon, and with
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Denzer.
Reid and Oldfeld will conduct
their insurance business from their
office over the First National Bank.
Look them up and let them put you
in the safety first column.
Miss Sybil Harris is learning the
telephone board at the Tri-State Of
flee and it is expected she will be
able to take charge of complete
trick next week.
Robert Gray. of Winchester, was
here this. week to load out some
200. 900 slaves for Smith, Riley and
Co. Nearly twenty cars were need
ed to carry the slaves.
Miss Mamie Campbell, of Corbin,
will start clerlIing at the Arcade
Store Monday. Miss Virgie Camp
bell will return to her home at Arte-
mus
Mrs. Carrie Dickinson is back
from Cincinnati, Ohio, where she
heard Billy Sunday preach.
Mrs. Guy l.. Dickinson and small son
are visiting their mother and grand
mother, Mrs. Thomas Hadeh In
| louisville.
| j. NJ. MesSrr, candidate TOT re-
| preventative. was la town meeting
tho voters Wednesday. MI, Mssssr
says he has 25 TO 80 peach and 100
apple trees on his place from which
he hopes TO gather a good crop this
year.
Miss Laura Hayes is now showing |
her beautiful line of Easter hats. |
dresses ana other garments, which |
will appeal to the ladies who are
contemplating buying any of these |
things. All are cordially invited to |
drop in and see this up-to-date dis
play of lovely goods.
One of the first acts of c. p. Ken
nedy after buying the lot next door
to the gas office was to clean up the |
mound of earth that made crossing |
to the Sanitary Grocery so disagree
able in bad weather. Mr.. Kennedy |
improves what he buys.
Mrs. Bette Hamilton and Mrs. |
Martha Curtis, of Brush Creek were
dinner guests of Judge and Mrs. X.
+. Davis Monday. On Sunday the |
former, accompanied by their son
and J. Will Davis attended church |
at Brush Creek.
Saturdays baseball game between
b. b. |. and Is. II. S. resulted in a
victory for the former. This puts |
them two games ahead. The next |
games are today, Saturday and on
Monday II is a misfortune that the |
b. II. $. team has no place to prac-
tice. !
VIII Main, representing the City.
went over the city end of the Man.
chester road Tuesday to get it ap-
proved for the National Highway or
to find out what is still necessary
from the State Highway Engineer
who accompanied him.
There is sacred hole in the
portion of High Street beyond the
office of Black and Owens. At least
it has been fenced off for the past
three months and the hole has not
been bothered. Those who have to
transact business on wheels back of
the Arcade Store have to drive round
and then turn in the narrow alley.
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school which should be turned into
a playground for the children At
present there is an unhealthful and
unsanitary swamp there which, on
general principles, should be drain
ed and the ground used in the man
ner suggested. We believe there
are enough people in town who
love children to put the deal thru
without calling on the School Board
for funds
The next meeting of the Civic
League will be at the home OF Mrs.
j. Frank Hawn and will be the am
nual election of officers. All mem
bers are urged to be present and
those still delinquent with their dues