Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1921-01-14
- For High Grade
BLUE GEM COAL
Call
The Mitchell Coal Co.
Incorporated
iCHAS. II. MITCHELL, MGR.
Phones 85 and 102.

Miss Roberta Cole has returned to
the College OF Music. Cincinnati.
J. r. Jones. who has been quite
III, is much improved.
w. b. Riley was in Manchester
Tuesday on business.
oliver Hubbard, son of Squire Tom
Hubbard, is i'll with typhoid fever.
Jim Bullock is able to be on the
streets again following the loss Of
his. appendix.
Civic League meets at $3.50, Jan.
goth. with Mrs. Leslie Logan on Pine
Stnaet
Mrs. J. b. Kenyon, who has been
the guest of Mrs. Fannie Sampson.
has returned to Wilmore, Ky.
Misses Cora and Georgia Geyer
went to Pineville Friday to attend a
social affair given by Mrs. GILES
Burns.
A big reduction on Gossari Cor
sets and Brassiers thru the month of
January. Buy them at Miss Laura
Hayes.
Winter has been wonderfully mild
in this section this year, many day.
being so mild that fire has scarce
been necessary.
Mrs. Walter Nicholson has re-
turned home to Etowah, Tenn. after
a.. two weeks visit with her sister,
Mrs. ]. d. Tuggle.
The nc%t meeting of the Civic
League will be on Thursday after
noon, January 10th, at the home Of
Mrs. Leslie Logan. on Pine Street.
AS this is the beginning of new
year members are asked to bring
their dues. IS cents. The meeting
will call at a:S0 o'clock.
John MarSee, of Artemus, says
Bert Catron Is no good at cranking
a car. He was In town Monday with
a high powered mule and invited
Bert to crank 1t but Bert said he
did not have strength enough to do
1t right and he would rather be
right than a crank.
Quite a number of children in the
lower grades are out of school with
measles. Stricter quarantine would
prevent much sickness Measles are
not lightly to be regarded as they
often leave bad effects which may
not he apparent at the time.
Ben II. Davis, at one time deputy
sheriff in Knox County and soldier
in the late war, died at Hazard Sun
day as the result of an attack of
pneumonia. Messrs. K. f, and w.
II. Davis are his uncles. He leaves
wife, two brothers and two sisters.
The Grant Drug Store has bought
new knight All White Vitreous
! Fountain with front and back bar.
They are also about to install four
more tables and twelve chairs, a new
carhonator, an electric mixer and, in
fact, everything complete for the ser
vice of soft drinks and ice cream.
| Mrs. Leslie Logan entertained
with a six O'Clock dinner Thursday
of last week in honor of w. fl.
Faulkner, Of Nashville, Tenn. Those
present were, Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID.
Jarvis, Miss Gladys Johnson, w. IL.
Faulkner and DR.. and Mrs, Leslie
Logan,
Will Lee Amls has returned to the
State University at Lexington to re-
sumo his studies. viii is wise in
his day AMI generation in getting Il
first class education. There is moth
ing to compare with it. Some of our
boys who are wasting their time run
ming the streets with that mischief
maker, too much time on their
hands, would do well to emulate his
example. Youth is too valuable to
throw away.
1t will be great satisfaction to
our home fountains to be able to
buy the best of ice cream and soft
drinks at the Knox Bottling Works
instead of having to send away for
their supplies. We believe that it is
only a question of time when this go
ahead concern will be crushing the
delicious Knox County grapes into
the best of grape juice. These same
grapes in the judgment of those who
know are without an equal else
where.