Mountain advocate., 1922-09-01

A fine meeting was held 81
Pleasant Ridge Sunday. Rev. Dave
ELAN, pastor. Rev. Ralph Mays,
Of North Concord Assn,
preached a fine sermon Saturday
night.
Mrs. N. c. Hall, Of Himyar, was
in town shopping Monday.
Mrs. F. J. Donnelly left for 81.
Louis. Mo. Sunday after spending
two months with Mrs. Cecil and
Mrs. Archibald.
The last OF the Union Services
was held Sunday night. Rev. A. A.
Ford delivered a forceful sermon
and ali present we're invited to con-
tinue their attendance to church
and help to build up the good work
being done by them.
Elmer Mitchell got tired of eat
ing his own cooking so he came
home Saturday for a square meal.
He is working at East Bernstadt
with the Mitchell and vermillion
Contracting Co.
Charles Mitchell and wife, accom-
panied by Mr. and Mrs. A. ]. Nit
chell have returned from an anto
run to Indiana in which they cover
ed over 5000 miles without a pune
ture.
While returning from Corbin
Monday and passing a mule team,
Charlie Mitchell had to take to the
bank when hte team swerved and
put the wagon tongue out at him.
It was an insult but ChaHie was
too busy to argue things with the
mules.
Have you seen Radio Rex, Dan
Herndon's bulldog? The children
should certainly watch him come
out Of his kennel when ordered to
do SO by Dan. Take them around
and you may decide to buy him for
a watch dog.
The attention Of the foreman Of
the Grand Jury has been called to
the fact that children in the coun-
try are dropping tacks on the road
way to puncture auto tires. This is
a serious matter and some of these
children may find themselves in real
trouble unless they stop the practice
which might cause an accident.
Fred Hemphill, of the Times-Tri-
bune, Corbin, was here Monday
About a month ago he was in an
auto accident near Indian Creek and
still has a distorted" finger anC
the remains of a scar on his broad
brow.
The advance man, E. E. Jeral
lie, Of the Paramount Stock Com
pany, will be glad to fill out appli
cation for pension for Spanish wal
veterans for DR.. o. E. Howe, pen
sion agent, Washington, ID. C.. H'
carries pension papers for all vet
Grams where he goes, free of charge
Bernice Humfleet, Deborah Rydel
Evelyn and Pauline Gregory, Mar!
and Langdon Richardson and Berthi
Burman, accompanied by Mrs. FREQ
Burman spent Tuesday at Dishmal
Springs. The walk over Paint Hill
a swim both in the forenoon ant
afternoon with lunch at the hote
made a very full and pleasant day
Claude Faulkner, small son OF DR.
IJ f Faulkner announced on Mon
day evening when the family wer
discussing the important question o
which tent show they should atten
that he wanted to go the the WI
liams Stock Company. When aske
why he replied that he wanted I
see the animals. What animals
"Well, isn't it a stock show?'
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. DiZney, q
one time residents of TINS count
and now living at Madras. Oregon
are visiting Frank Dizney at Gray
! and Mrs. Dizney's sister, Mrs. b,
e Steele, in this city and Mrs Sam
} son Widener, another sister,
5 Grays, Ky. Mr.. Dizney states ina
e one fruit grower in his county make
b. as high as $1,000 from q nine ac'
orchard.
o Miss Claras Campbell, who taugi
,. the Fourth Grade so acccptably u
t past two years, will attend r.
e Normal School this year she Is
nresent teaching one OF the cOun