Mountain advocate., 1921-07-15

at the New York Store. She invites
you to drop in and see them.
Billy Sunday will be in Pineville
sometime Monday afternoon, Julv
18th and in Middlesboro the morn
ing of the same day.
Uucle Bill Hinkle who recently
suffered a paralytic stroke, is able
to be about again. You cant keep
good man down.
Miss Mary McDermott is visiting
Miss Frances Tate, at Stamford, Ky.
James McDermott is visiting the
Lyons family at Middlesboro.
Mesdames w. S. Edwards, wilson
and Hobbs were the guests of Mrs.
A. NJ. Decker last week Dorothy
Decker is now visiting Mrs. Edwards
Mrs. Joe Smith is quite i'll as a
result of a nasty fall she experience
ed while pulling down a window
shade.
George F. Tinsley spent the week
end at home coming in from Ash
land where his duties as bank ex-
aminer had called him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Herndon. Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Kaufman and Mr.
and Mrs. Ben G. Herndon are home
following a two weeks visit at Dish
man Springs.
The two brick houses on South
Main across the river which are be-
ing built by Jason Sears and w. f.
Mcneil, are coming along nicely. the
brick work being completed
Union Service will be held at the
Presbyterian Church on SUNDAY
evening with Rev. John owen Gross,
Of the Methodist Church. as speaker
Service begins at 1880 o'clock.
County Attorney James A. Golden
was in Pineville this week assisting
his father. Capt. b. B. Golden, in
his race for Commonwealth Attor-
ney for Bell and Harlan Counties.
$. b. DiBhman. Jr., of Washington
d. c., is here on visit to his mother
who was recently operated upon We
are siad to report that Mira. Dish
nah 10 somewhat improved In heath
Mrs. $. j. Condor is at Dishman
Springs and has as her guests her
mother. Mrs. George Green. OF Har-
Ian, and Mr.. and Mrs. John Lewis
and daughters. Anna Mae and Flor
ence, of Middlesboro.
I. L. Shelton, general missionary
for the American Sunday School
Union. is working in London and
vicinity this week.
Miss Eliza Richards. field secre-
tary for the Kentucky Sunday
School Association, spent a few days
in Barbourville the guest of Rev.
and Mrs. w. B. MintOn, while on her
way to Manchester.
Miss Fannie Kelems, of Red
House, Ky, has Joined Miss Roberta
Cole on a visit to Miss Daisy Rob
sion in Washington, D. C. These
young ladies are having a delightful
time.
Bill Clark Hughes was fined on
three counts of speeding before
Judge w. r. Marsee on Monday. 1t
is also understood that Bill cannot
drive a car for six months. his IL
cense having been withdrawn.
W. II. Green is recovering from
an incipient attack of blood poison
ing OF the right hand. The original
cause was apparently an insect bite
which became infected His many
friends will be pleased to know that
what threatened to be a very serious
matter has been averted.
The two banks on Tuesday night
entertained the teachers who are at
tending the Institute with refresh
ments and games on Union College
Campus. On Thursday the visitors
were taken for an auto ride by the
citizens.
j. B. Wall and wife and Judge D.
Y. Lyttle and wife. of Manchester.
were owe: at London Monday to as
sist judge Lewis in his campaign.
Miss I'll Perkins of Rodonald, ac-
compdni"' them. They report
crowd OF ave OF six thousand people
out to hear the speeches.
Company G, l49th Infantry, Ma