Mountain advocate., 1921-10-21


equipped laboratories in this coun-
try. -Rate-Drug Co.
Mrs. Efie Dizney has been run
ming the presses at the Advocate
once this week while Miss Maggie
Garrison took short vacation.
X. F. Davis was sore Tuesday. He
rode to Poplar Creek Monday and
has lost the equestrian art while
trimming hair and whiskers.
! Mrs. Elizabeth Archibald and two
daughters, Alma and Randa, spent
Sunday at Swan Pond, guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. James NJ. Smith.
Gov. J. ID. Black has been appoint
ed by Bishop Anderson a delegate to
a Methodist Conference to be held in
Detroit Nov. 1861.
Thousands of weak, rundown
men and women have reported as
tOnishing gains in weight from the
use Of Tanlac. Cut Rate Drug Store.
A large number OF Barbourville
Club women attended the 11th Dis
trict meeting held at Harlan on last
Thursday.
s. d. Dishman, Jr., from Cincin-
natl. was here Monday to see shls
mother before her departure for
Florida.
Kenneth Tuggle came over from
Lexington where he is a freshman
in the State University to spend the
weekend with home folks.
Mrs. Louis Sturm and little son
Howard, OF Appalachia. who was the
guest OF her brother, Sam Gavin. the
first OF the week, has returned home.
Dickinson and Dishman, purchas-
ers of the John A. Black property,
are figuring on streets, sidewalks
and sewerage and are receiving esti-
mates for the same.
Bill Beets, John Mitchell, Bill
Jones, Fred Lewis and Calvin Geyer
took trip to Swan Pond Sunday to
play basketball Swan Pond won by
a score of 23 to 20. Another game
is expected Sunday.
Judge and Mrs. S. b. Dishman, ac-
companied by Mrs. J. A. McDermott,
left for Florida Wednesday where 1t
is hoped the climate will prove bene-
fetal to Mrs. Dishman who has been
i'll for some months.
Tanlac has been an unfailing
source of comfort to millions thru
out the length and breadth OF this
continent. Have you tried it for
your troubles? Cut-Rate-Drug Co.
John Gregory, who is suffering an
attack of pneumonia, remains quite
sick, but 1t is hoped he will soon be
making rapid progress toward re-
covery.
sgd Hopper and Mr.. and Mrs. B
S. Edwards went to Corbin Sunday
by car. From Corbin sgd carried
Mrs. c. II. Smith and daughter Miss
Beulah to Jellico and back in his
fiivvair.
Guy L. Dickinson on Tuesday
bought the new bungalow belonging
to w. r. N. Taylor on Catron Ave,
in the Catron Addition. Mr.. Taylor
will leave Monday for Florida to
spend the winter.
DR.. and Mrs. F. r. Burton, Mr..
and Mrs. s. II. Jones, Mrs. Oscar
Mealer, Mrs. Geo. Golden, and Mr..
and Mrs. Walter RILEY attended the
funeral OF Henry Riley at Fount on
Saturday.
Among the farmers seen on our
streets this week were Cart Toler of
Bailey Switch, James T. Parrott of
Bailey Switch. Nat Frye of the Nc
Clellsn neighborhood, Ed Clark OF
league, James Gross of Cannon,
Clark Hinkle of Paynes Creek.
Memorial services to the memory
OF Alex Smith and w. NJ. Smith were
held at Swan Pond Church Sunday.
Rev. Jim Mcdonald being In charge
of the services. Mrs. John NJ. Tins
ley. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tye and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Parker, Miss
Mary Faulkner. and Mrs. Henry
Comely, OF Beattyyille. were present.
The official OF the Red Cross who
visited and inspected the work be-
ing done here said that Mrs. T. J.
Belcher, who is our local home SER
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