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SfMr&' br. A B Goodman pf
Lenoir, N. C, has gone to a hos
pital in Charlotte to be treated
bCpilist. Her stauy friends
ioacrjnjjaith wish for her
fcoyory.
t wejre baptised at
the Reformed;. churchy. by Rev.
Welker last Friday night, three
were grandchildren of J-A Peeler,
two were grandchildren uf L M
Peeler vTstnti one' grandchild of
Alex 'Jackson
Venus took di drier Easter Sun-
4ay, for the firat time, with Mr.
and Mrs. Tobias Holshouser and
Aiata yerly iand his N loving
bflde ifew They are good cooks
and "ejE?6t a -fine dinner.
Mr.Sid Mrs. George Ray and
sisier..5Thelma, formerally of
Gfanite Oudrrv but now of
HigfcBOinu a? in Granite Quar
rTWstflMf ' friends.
MfesJose Wjfcjr, of Rockwell,
VfMentfmtdaj with her parents at
Graltlgarry.
ii Klnttz, son of Mrs. D M
Kltrii 9pent Easter with home
folks Granite Quarry. He left
Monday for bis school work at
Leioir College, Hickory.
Mrs. Carl Walter, little son
and'fiattghter, of Mti Airy, were
visitiUg relatives . at Granite
Qaarryvdurimg Easter.
YdUi"3ady at Mr, and Mrs.
John Hodge's Easter Sunday
night at Granite Quarry.
Young lady at Mr. and Mrs.
Ed, iifitlj Easter Sunday night
at Granite Quarry.
Venus took dinner for the first
time with Mr. and Mrs. J A
Bame Easter Monday and got a
fine dinner. In one more week
eighty little chicks will come out
of his incubator in their cellar.
Dr. John H Peeler of Faith met
his brother, ?Rev. J A Peeler in
Salisbury with his aut mobile.
He comes down to attend the sale
t the home of his father Alfred
eeleTwho died a few weeks ago.
Qxi JH and Bev. J. A Peeler, are
hrbihers of Mrs Bame; they came
in and took dinner ; Easter Mon
day--with their sister
Mr. P A Peeler died here Sun
day night. He was one of the
leading merchants of our town
and one of our best citizens. Kid
ijey trouble was the cause of his
death.
. Hike D Gant, son of Frank
Gatit, is here cutting granite at
Granite Quarry at the big Pink
quarry. He is from Winston
Salem. On the train from Rockwell to
Granite Quarry we met John Mc
Call,. wife and little daughter,
Minte, on their way to Salisbury.
They had been visiting.
On the train we met Thomas
Peeler, of near Crescent, on his
Way to school at Roanoke College,
Cat! Lyerly going to Hickory,
B F Wagoner, who spent Easier
at feockwell, going home to Spen
ceiv . v
Harry Wyatt is boring a deep
-well at Rockwell this week
Dr. H H Newman and wife, of
Salisbury were at Faith in their
automobile. They had with them
E G Neiss Warner, of Pittsburg,
Pa , who came to look at our fine
granite on the granite belt that
he had heard so much about. He
says that Pittsburg is the work
shop of the world and that the
people are the most patriotic in
the world.
Mrs. T L Bame of Barber, N.
C., who has been spending two
weeks here with her parents and
people, left today for herjxome.
Young paving block maker at
Mr. and Mrs. Griffith W Mams'
Easter Sunday, April 8th.
J ShuDinsr. suoerindent of
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the county work home, is in
Faith today.
April 14. W T Howell passed
through Faith today with a milch
cow that had twin calves by her
side that he sold to Walter Page
at Richfield.
M A Holdshouser passed
through Faith today from the ex
press office, where he got his fine
Gernsey bull calf that he bought
from a New Jersey cattle raiser.
It is of the finest stock to be had.
filling his bake oven the other
dav. He is one ot trie best bakers
in this part of the country and
there are lots of people in Faith
eating his bread ever' day.
A M Frick on the U S S Flor
ida, sent Venus a bunch ot fine
postcards for his post card col
lection J T Wyatt rot an order today
for a lare millstone to go to A1a:
baina
At W I Urbanskys. the pawn
broker in Salisbury, we saw some
old-iime things just like we have.
He has a coin of 1723 and a five
cent postage stamp paper money,
a five dollar Confederate bill
made in Lexington, N. C, ard
payable at Graham N. C and a
Harpers Kerry musket dated
1838. Who can beat 1hat? He
also has a lot of cap and ball pis
tols, old timers.
Venus took dinner at the home
of William Foil recently and a
history of the family that will be
interesting re: ding in seventy
five years from now.
W S Earnhardt, who is remod
eling J T Wy alt's big storehouse
has his son, John Rinehardt's
oldest boy and John Shoe helping
him. They commenced Thursday,
April I2lh, and will finish uext
week. A fine spriug is in three
steps of the building and is the
best kind of water. Some think
it is mineral water. If so it will
be a fortune for J T.
One of the largest crowds of
people ever assembled here at
tended the funeral services of P
A Peeler Tuesday. The Re-t
formed church was crowded and a
large crowd outside. Faith has
lost one of its very best citizens,
and one of its leading merchants.
Venus will buy all the old
Dutch books he can get, and all
the old-time things of every de
scription. - If any one has any
old time bibles with names of
people, their birth and death,
and will give them to us we will
make interesting reading for
their descendents.
Venns wants to will bis collec
tion to some saving girlwho will
take good care of them and keep
them together. Where can we
! find one.
We saw T J Brown, the baker, ; John M Wyatt is going to sell
his handsome house and lot' for
three thousand dollars, or less
near the Lei and Granite Ho. 's
cutting shed south of Salisbury.
Venus expects to go to Badin
before long and take his kodak
and see what is going on down
there. Vknus.
Bad Cough? Feverish? Grippy?
Youneed Dr. King's New Dis
covery to stop that cold, the
soothing balsam ingredients heal
he irrated membranes, soothe
the sore throat, the antiseptic
qualities kill the germ and your
cold is quickly relieved. Dr
Kings New Discovery has for 48
3'ears been the standard remedy
for coughs and colds in thou
auds of homes. Get a bottle tc
dav and have it handy in your
medicine chest for coughs, colds
croup, grippe and all bronchial
effecdons. At your druggist,
50c.
MUSIC FESTIVAL.
Charlotts, N.C., May Island 2ih1, 1917.
Featured by the Metropolitan
Orchestra to gether with several
stars of the Metropolitan Grand
Opera Company .
Account of this occasion, South
ern Railway System will sell tick
ets at very low lound trip fares
from all points within a radius of
100 miles of Charlotte.
Tickets will be on sale April
29tk, 30th. May 1st and 2nd.
Final limit May 4th prior to
midnight of which date return
trip must be completed.
This will be an event of unus
ual interest and you cannot af
ford to miss this opportunity to
enjoy it
For information as to rates,
etc., consult nearest Southern
R ailway Agent, or write
S E Burgess,
Divisidh Passenger Agent,
Charlotte, N. C.
Rheumatic Pains Relieved. . "A
... "I have used Chamberlain's
Liniment, for "pains in the chest
and lameness of the shoulders
due to rheumatism, and am pleas
ed tb say that it has never failed
to give me prompt relief," writes
Mrs. S. N. Finch, Batavia, N.; Y.
Trade with
THE GBGCER.
He carries a full; line of Higti
Grade Groceries at
very low price?.
Hays all kipds of Product
.Chickens, Eggs, Bacon, and
vegetables. See him
Elead quarters for Watkin
Medicine Co. v
'Phone 57.
119 W. Inniss St.
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Great care has baen exercised in
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