Mountain advocate., 1922-12-22

J. r. Campbell, Of the Cumber-
land r. r. at Artemus. called at the
Advocate Office last Wednesday.
Charlie Gibson spent Sunday in
Corbin with his brother, H. H. Glib
son.
Miss Mildred Murphy and sister
Miss Gertrude, of Union College,
left Thursday to spend the holidays
at their home in Havana, Ill.
G. F. Heidrick, G. NJ. Richards
and other members of the Office
force returned Wednesday from a
business trip to Louisville.
Miss Beatrice Hughes returned
Thursday from Cumberland College,
Williamsburg, to be with home folks
over the holidays.
We greatly regret to learn that
Mrs. ]. d. Black is seriously Ill. Her
many friends we'll hope for a speedy
recovery.
The many friends of E. N. Mat
thews will be glad to know he is
making a good recovery from a re-
cent serious illness.
Reedickluss. Santa's mechanic,
will be at the High School on Satur-
day evening with Santa himself, by
special arrangement.
Judge F. d. Sampson, of the Ap-
pelate Court at Frankfort, came in
Wednesday and will remain over the
holidays.
Miss Katherine Dishman is home
from school in Louisville and has
as her guest Miss Margaret Wor-
den.
]. L. Crittenden, of Atlanta, Ga,
an official connected with the Mic
hols Construction Co., was in town
this week on business.
e., Miss Clara Robinson, a popular
nurse at the Logan Hospital, has
accepted a former position in Mid
dlesboro.
Joe Stewart, of Artemus, brother
of "our Bill' was associating with
the latter Tuesday. Altho a good,
outstanding citizen, Bill doesn't have
anything on Joe.
Sol Valentine and son Ora. of
Himyar, were making purchases
here Tuesday. Mr.. Valentine is one
of our good citizens whom 1t is al
ways a pleasure to meet.
Miss Drucilla Tye is home for the
holidays and to attend her sisters
wedding. Mrs. Lillian Tye Lowe
and daughter Guinnelle will also be
here for the event.
B. S. Edwards was in Louisville
this week buying equipment for the
City Restaurant. Several changes
have already been made which add
to the comfort of the guests and
others are planned.
Richard Tuggle landed in San
Francisco last Saturday and will be
home to spend Christmas. He will
then have completed a trip around
the world. Allen Tuggle will meet
him in Louisville and return home
with him. "a,
The two tray mules that stopped
at the home of John S. Callebs have
been claimed by John Williams of
Dortons Branch, Straight Creek. An
advertisement in the Advocate was
responsible for the recovery of the
mules.
The good people of Barbourville
ought at all times to be ready to
pay a small admission fee to pro-
grams at Union College for these
programs are always first class and
there-is always some small inciden-
tai expense connected with them.
Today. Friday, there is to be cele-
brated a double wedding in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Tye.
Miss Lillydale Tye and Mr.. Robert
McDade, and Miss Mary Agnes Held
rick and Mr.. Thomas o'Hara, being
the contracting parties. Further par
ticulars will be published next week
Mrs. Jim Hinkle is mourning the
death OF Joe" who was only dog
but filled a very large place in the
home where he performed HIS regu-
lar tasks with joyful Willingness
ana alws Us had happy greeting for
the othdr members Of the family.
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