Mountain advocate., 1921-09-02

Rev. ]. j, Clopton writes he will
hold divine service in the Presby-
terian Church the third Sunday
morning in September. Episcopal
ians and friends please note.
Miss Nell Duncan, OF 127 South
Calf, Louisville, designer for Husch
Bros. Millinery, spent last week, a
part OF her three months vacation,
with her sister, Mrs. Chester @.
Smith.
Mrs. Holman, Mrs. Geo. A. Smith,
Misses Beulah and Barbara Smith
and sgd Hopper drove via Wilton to
Williamsburg Sunday taking dinner
and supper with them which they
ate la picnic
The Chautauqua at Logan Gap
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of
last week, held by Berea College,
was great success. Six or seven
schools were represented and the at
tendance was fine
Owing to the fact that the well at
the Fair Grounds was not up to the
standard the directors ordered an
other well dug to a depth of fifty
three feet to be finished in time for
the Fair.
Mrs. G. NJ. Richards on Wednes-
day night entertained to dinner Mrs.
Grover Lanham, OF Corbin, Mrs. w.
S. Hudson. Mrs. II. B. Minton, Mrs.
Gibbs Lusk, Mrs. James Miles and
Miss Roberta Cole.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Talbot, of In
dianapolis, Ind, are here on a visit
to Dr. and Mrs. G. II. Albright.
They came thru by car picking up
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Black, of Ham
lin, w. Va, at Lexington and deliv-
ering them safely to home folks.
Educational week will close Sat-
urday, Sept. 10, with address by
Gov. J. D. Black Sawyer A. Smith,
T. b. McGregor Assistant Attorney
General, and others. The meeting
will be held at the Court House at
/ pm,
J. A. and u. s. Edwards. who are
selling the Hiawatha Phonograph,
and also standard pianos, report
business fine. Anyone wishing either
a phonograph or a piano will do we'll
to drop the gentlemen line and
they will be pleased to call and de-
monstrate what they have for sale
in the musical line.
Rev. o. c. Ragan, of Pineville,
came in Monday to see Ralph Nun
merry, the Sunday School Secretary
for this district who is sick at the
Logan Infrmary but is improving.
Mr.. Ragan reports all work in the
district is doing well Six parson-
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churches have been built recently.
The sale of the Squire Thomas
Hubbard farm on Manchester Street
which was held Tuesday was Il com
plete success. ]. Fred Catrol took
the baby farm and the lots sold like
hot cakes. a sure sign that many
people in Barbourville intend to own
homes. The sales amounted to more
than $1,000.
Judge j. d. Main has received the
agency for the sale of a photograph
Of a cemetery which embraces some
trees. The picture is a snow scene
and there is a curious resemblance
to a human figure in the branches of
the trees, which it is claimed resem-
bles the Master even to the crown of
thorns.
| Earl Mayhew was at Swan Pond
Tuesday in the interests of the
School Fair which is becoming one
of the great features of a better agri-
culture. Three schools took part in
the meeting. Miss Paulsen, of Berea
College, was present at the meeting.
Basket ball and baseball games were
played during the meeting of the
schools.
Fred Kelley, of Fighting Creek
neig ghborhood, was arrested Satur-
day on a charge of bootlegging. 1t
is alleged that Kelley sold whiskey
to three mon. When Deputy w. II.