Mountain advocate., 1921-02-11


has been received by the
Knox Bottling and Ice Cream Co.
and they expect to be ready for bus
mess by the end of this month.
Tom Smith has returned from u
months visit 10 his brother c. II.
Smith, at Elys. Charlie, who has
been sick for some time, is improv-
ing nicely.
Rev. J. j. Clopton will hold an
Episcopal service at the Presbyterian
Church Monday, Feb. 21st. at 1880
in the evening. All citizens are in
vited. 15-2t
Prof. 3. +. Evans, of Wilton, Yves
in town Tuesday to see how the
County Superintendent looked. The
Wilton school has closed down on
account of sickness.
John Scott, colored. will put out
two acres of strawberries this spring
The Advocate has been talking about
strawberries for two years and we
are now to get results.
Sam Gavin, of the New York Store
has returned from the east where he
purchased the largest line of ladies'
wearing apparel which will be sold
at prices which will absolutely as
tonlsh our citizens.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Owens and
family Gre delightfully."- situated In
Florida for the remainder of the win
ter. Everything Is In bloom and the
wonderful driveways are a special
deiisht.
A. =. v-rmiilion has sold his
home on Allison Avenue, known rs
the Moon Property, to Joseph Payne
and left this week for Knoxville,
where he will engage In read huid-
ing.
OlIdb al az hA'
Lynch mines, was In town Tuesday.
After spending Il few days with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Elan
of Artemus, he returned to his work
at Lynch.
j. Frank Hawn states IN connec-
ton with the school fund that Bert
Catrou, who COLLECTS the funds. has
collected another thousand dollars.
VIII ieh assures the keeping open of
schools until May 1st.
The case of Willie McVey, tried at
Manchester last week for the killing
of Carlo Marion, resulted in a hung
jury. II is understood the jury
failed to agree on the sentence.
Sawyer A. Smith was the lawyer for
the defense.
Mrs. r. A. Baldwin writes from
the Lakewood Sanitarium that she
is now able to walk around and has
normal temperature. Her doctor
speaks most hopefully of her condi-
ton. Prof, Baldwin is rejoicing ac-
cordingly.
DR.. VIM. Burnside suffered an ac-
cident which might have been very
serious Monday. While out riding
along Fighting Creek six miles from
nowhere the saddle horse he was rid
ing stumbled and fell. and came with
in an ace Of crushing its rider.
County Attorney J. s.. Golden
states that on Tuesday Judge II. S.
Rose at williamsburg set aside the
injunction brought against Sheriff
Read p. Black forbidding him TO ar
rest Jack Gilbert and Corb Lewis
which again subjects them to arrest.
Piano For Sale--In first class con-
dition, About one year old. Price
$4,000, was $4,000. II. II. Wal
ker, Lawson Building, Barbouryille,
Kentucky. loft
We regret to announce the death
of Mr.. w. T. Murphy, father of j, II.
Murphy of this city, who departed
this life Wednesday. February 9Th
at four O'Clock a. m. Mr.. Murphy
left for Dixon County, Tenn, We'd
nesday to be present at the funeral
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lawson left on
Monday afternoon for Cincinnati aud
Louisville where Mrs, Lawson will
buy a complete stock of Ladies' fur
Mrs. Lawson will open
her shop about the first of March
I'm the building now occupied by ]. L.
Mrs. Lula Lee, thirty-six years of
age and wife of Smith Lee o. Harps