Mountain advocate., 1922-04-14
PERSONAL MENTION

duces interest and home develop
ment.
where there is smoke there is
always fire." so when twenty mil
lion weliknown men and women in
all walks OF life say Tanlac is a
good medicine, there must be some
thing to it.-Cut-Rate-D Store.
A. Y. Anderson, who has been Ill
with flu for three weeks, is up and
has issued a pre-ripe invitation to
the editor to come over and fill up
on June apples when they are ready
t. eat. We hope they are there.
Rev. r. L. Creel was in town last
Tuesday. He was out on regular
tour in connection with the educa-
tional work OF the Baptist Church.
He states that the work Of enlarge
ment OF the b. B. ]. buildings is to
be pushed right along.
Ernest Hughes, Office manager Of
U. c. Endowment Campaign, has re-
turned from Nebraska. His mother
is with him and they have taken
housekeeping rooms with Charley
Smith in the Henderson Jarvis pro-
perty on Pine Street.
J.J. Campbell, from down the riv-
er, brought in a load of chickens on
Monday which he sold at 16 and Is
cents per pound. Mr.. Campbell
raises a good many chickens and
finds them profitable. We are sorry
to learn that Mrs. Campbell does
not improve in health.
F. w. Golden Is in possession OF
a commission issued by G. W. Grad
dock, Secretary of State, and by
Preston II. Leslie, Governor of Ken
tuckyy creating Stephen Golden a
Justice of the Peace for Knox Coun-
ty, under date OF May %. 1873. This
was in the S1st year OF the Common
wealth. Stephen Golden was the
grandfather OF F. w. Golden.
DR.. w. B. Minton returned Satur-
day from a meeting OF Presbytery at
wooten. He reports good work be-
ing done in the mountains by the
Presbyterian Church, especially in
the lines OF civics and schools. as
well as along religious lines. He
left Monday to join his family at
Maryville, Tenn.
Following the resignation OF Will
lis l.. Gray. as president OF the Royal
Baking Company, New York, Will
liam Zeigler, Jr, was unanimously
elected to that Office at a meeting
of the Board OF Directors on April
3rd. Mr.. Ziegler. Jr., who is a large
stockholder in the company has long
taken an active interest in its affairs
Judge S. r. Miller was here for a
few days this week He says he has
been in Richmond, KY, only temper
arily up to the present, but has now
bought a house on Lancaster Avenue
and will make that city his home,
tho he leaves here with sadness as
he has many friends in Barbourville
to whom he is deeply attached. He
will be glad to see his friends when
, they go to Richmond.
Francis Garrard, while playing
among the trees at home Tuesday
decided to take a high jump from
one of them but failing to land with
her usual grace and skill, a broken
leg resulted. Both bones below the
knee were broken. Drs. j. G. Tye
and F. r. Burton gave the limb pro-
per attention and, as Francis is a
good patient, we hope to see her out
soon as spry as ever.
We feel that every citizen of the
town and county as well is pleased
with the work Judge Stamper and
Jailor West are having done around
the Court House. There is nothing
that keeps up ones self respect like
coed looks and cleanliness. The
hard ground is all being broken VI
and treated with lime before the
grass seed is sown. Let us all re
spect this work and keep on the
walks.
Walter Miller, of Elys, was herr
Monday getting fitted for glasses b!
DR.. T. H. Byrd. About two year,
ago he and his brother Jesse, now IL
Oklahoma, were shot firing in
mine at Elys and were standing
close together when the shot was ac
cidently fired destroying the righ
eye of each young man and weak