Mountain advocate., 1921-11-04
B. B. |.
NOV.
2I.

Mrs. Clint Davis, of Warren, has
been the guest of Mrs. X. + Davis.
Mrs. a. Michaelson returned Fri
day from a trip to Baltimore and to
Washington where she spent ten
weeks with friends and relatives.
Mrs. b. s. Edwards returned last
Tuesday from a pleasant visit of five
days with her mother. Mrs. Elizabeth
Parker, Eagan. Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Taylor left on
Thursday, Oct. %, for st. Petersburg
Florida, where they expect to spend
the winter.
Lewis Mills of Pineville, and Miss
Ada Huddleston were married Sum
day at the residence of the Rev. ].
H. Blackburn.
The three year old child of Chas.
Caldwell, of Sinking Creek, died
Sunday night from diptheria. The
burial was held Tuesday.
Kentucky is forty-fifth in educa-
ton in the list of states; it is nine
teenth in wealth and its educational
fund is sixth in size.
The Reid Hughes family have
| moved back from Corbin and have
taken a fat in the L. c Miller build
ling.
The next Civic League meeting
will be at the home of Mrs. j. r.
Tuggle on High ST.. Thursday, Nov.
10th, at $3.50 PM.
Mrs. Eta SCHNEIDER left Monday
for her home in Colorado after a
pleasant visit with her uncle, DR.. G..
H. Albright.
Miss Lula Bolton spent the week.
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bolton. Miss Lula is having
very successful school term teach
ing the Bell Jellico school.
The Hotel Jones is undergoing
extensive repairs and is being re-
painted thruout the whole interior.
The Office will be enlarged and
sanitary wash room put in.
over a quarter of a million we'll
known men and women from differ
ent parts of the country have signed
written endorsements of Tanlac. At
the ut-Rate--Drug Store.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
o. Yount, Max Dale, was baptized at
their home on Knox Street last Sun
day afternoon at o'clock, Rev. John
Owen Gross officiating.
Little Edward Davis, who was run
over by a car some weeks ago, is
Improving nicely and will have the
full use of his leg, altho he is not
/ yet in normal condition.
Barbourville is proud of her cou-
sins on the winning Centre football
team, Red Roberts, cousin of Gibbs
Lusk, and Ben Cregor, cousin of
Bassett Minton.
d. w. Lickliter and daughter,
Miss Jodie, of Trosper, were shop
ping here Monday. Mr.. Lickliter re-
ports the mine as running six days
of the week.
Rev J. H Blackburn suggests
that the city badly needs a bond is
sue for the building of City Hall
with quarters for a fire department
underneath.
On Tuesday night there probably
was a host Of small birds on migra-
tion southwark from summer In the
north, for their shrill pipings were
heard all night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Toulmin Gsrrsrd
and daughter, Miss Evelyn had as
dinner guests Wednesday evening
Mrs. John F. Ruggles. Prof. and
Mrs. G. P. Caywood and daughter.
and Miss Louise Buck.
J. K. Archer looks like a brick
layer these days as he is assisting
in underpinning his house on Black
Street. He is using rough texture
brick and will have a good effect
when finished.
Mayor T. d. Tinsley. who has been
suffering from an injured big toe
as the result of fling case falling
on it. is improving nicely. tho the
toe is still very important In its
claim for attention.