THE .COURIER
LOCAL AX.l) PERSONAL
Ashebor. N. C, May 28, 1914.
We do firs class" job work at
this offioe no ether kind.'
Mr. f ame Talhert of New Hcpe
wag In town Monday. '
Mrs J. T. Johnson Is visiting the
tsmllv of Mr. and Mrs. J. H f John
son In Greensboro this week.
Mt. Ed. Mendenhall. editor of
The Bulletin, was In FranklinvLlIe
for a few hcurs, last Monday.
iMr. and Mrs. B. P. Newby vis1,
ited relatives near Spero last Sun
day. Misses Kate and Louellal Lowe
are spending some time with rel
atives near Mechanic. ' '
iMrl.' E. B. Leach of Erect was -i
business visiter in town last Tu t-
Misei Lena Mae Johnson Is t'te
:guetlt of her cousin. Mrs. J A. A'
brlght. in Greensboro this week.
Mrs. W. A.. Jones and davg'-'c-,
Mtesl Evelyn, are visHlng f ie....
4u Charlotte..
Dtfr. J. M. Prewiell of Seagrove
was a business visitor in town
Saturday. I '
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. iRoyster
have moved Into the house known
--as the old postoffice on Elm ttieet
Mr. W L. Thayer of Uwharrie
was a business visitor to our town
.Monday for a few hours.
Mr. W. S. Brower of Climax Rt.
1 was a bu&tnefS viiror 1b town
lor a while one day last week.
The man with the hoe" is very
popular in theardeua of Asheboro
-tiese warm days.
Mr. G. M. Pugh, a good citizen
xt the MSjllboifci section, was in
town for a few hours Monday.
Bring in your job work.. JWe are
prepared to do it nicely and at
reasonable prices.
There was a large crowd' of
people in tow, t Saturday night. Our
streets were crowded'.
tio Randolph County Historical
'Society will meet in the coi.rt house
at 1.3i0 p. m. on Saturday may ov.
Mr. D. M. Johnson, of Oraham,
airilved in town, last Monday for a
visit to his aunt. Miss Julia John
son, on Salisbury Street
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. JSlmpson of
'Charlotte, former residents of our
town, were Visitors among frlencs
in Asheboro last week. 1 -
Any subscriber who fails to get
his paper regularly should notify
-us at once. It may not be our
ault.
Mrs. We, C. Hammer and daugh
ter Miss Harrietts, went to Jack
son Springs last Monday for a
stay" of two weeks.
The usual delegation of visitors
from Asheboro attended quarterly
: meeting at Holly Springs last Sun
day. . .
iMr. C B. Burns, formerly of
-Asheboro, now an enterprising mer-
chant of near Ramseur, was In town
on business last Monday.
Col. A. C. McAlister recently lost
a valuable horse, one of the pair
K often een driven by "Uncle"
.(Jesse Lytle. '
Mr Fannie E. Page of the Chil
li r en's Home, Hi&h Point, was a
-visitor In town the first of the
week. i
Mrs. Lillian Thorn burg of Hill's
"8tore wad in Artieboro Tuesday f--ternoon,
returning from visit
friends in Greerisboroi
Mr. W. N. Scott cfl H'gU Pdi.t
wasi in town cne (lay this week.
fVIr. John Bcone of Seagrove
spent a few houis in town Tuesday.
Mr. 'J. T. Redd-fng of Randle
man Rt. 3 was in town Tuesday.
Mr. S. S. Cox of Brown was In
town Tuesday. s
IFostofflce Inspector Hodgln of
Greensboro 1b in town this week.
Mrs. I. B. Rush hasTeturned frd
a visit to relatives in Charlctte.
iMrs. A. A. Spencer Is !n Mebane
this week the guest cf Mr. and Mrs.
Colin 5. Spencer.
Mrs. L. D. Perkins of Spencer la
spending some time with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Dickens
iMisses Francess and Edith Pearcc
M'.s .Lt-la huywoith is the guest
of relatives et CJtridge this- week.
Mis.es Lanta and Lizzie Winslovv
returned last Tuesday night from a
visit to friends in High Point.
Mrs. A. N. Bulla, Miss-es Rouss
Hayes, Frances Bulla and Mary
Sherwood came down from Randle
man Friday fir the play at the
auditorium.
Mesdames J. S. Lewis. O.W. Rich
and Wm. C. Hammer attended the
meeting of the Woman's Missionary
Society of the M. P. church in
Greensboro last week.
Walter Stowe, superintendent' of
the Asheboro CI air Co., sunered a
painful injury last Thursday when
two of his fingers were caught In a
machine and badly cawed.
IMr. Percy L. Bcstick, who has
ol ThomasvlJle are visiting relatives 1b,een assistant postmaster in Ashe-
in t--v.-u this week.
M:
VlUe
da,-
Mr 1
was a
Sun i.iy
Clyde Ellison of Frankll!n
.:s a visitor in town yester-
K. i. Wise of Roanoke, va.,
i'.or in Asheboroi last
I Ml s Bon Wade of Troy was the
guiit of her sister, Mir. Jean Rush,
ji i South Asheb.ro last Sunday.
I The Asheboro ball team defeated
j Farmer on the local diamond last
Saturday by a score or u It, s.
If we are gclng to hhave a ccun
ty fatr next faM now is the time to
begin preparations.
Col. A. C. McAlltter and daugh
ter, Miss May, are attending the
meeting of the Scottish Society of
America in Fayettevllle this) week.
Asheboro is clean, healthy, pro
gresslve. wide-awake and offers all
kinds of advantages for new enter
prises. Mrs. L. C. Ph'lllps attended the
commencement exercises of the
State Normal College, Greensboro,
this week. J
Mrs. O. R. Cox and daughter,
MIsb Bertha, went to Winston-Salem
one day last week to attend the
commencement exeiclses of Salem
Female College. ' 1
Trade with! the Asheboro mer
chants and don't waste your time,
money and temper on mail-order
goods,. They will ccst yo,u mere in
the long run and you have sent
your money out of town. .
Mr. A. M. Cox of . Taos, New
Mexico, formerly of this county, is
vlsfltinsj relatives near Moffitt. Mr
Cox is a 6on of Mr. E. M. Ccx of
Moffitt. He has been a resident of
New Mexico for about three years.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary E.
Iearns. wife of Mr. Wm. Kearns
of Caraway, will be preached at Mt.
Shepherd church the first Supday in
June at 11 o clock, ny uev. ioei
Trogdon. 1
The recrular meeting of the Worn,
en's Club will be held in the Club
Rooms the first Wednesday, June 3rd,
a o'clock. A irood attendance is de
sired as it is the last meeting of the
season.
Dr. and Mrs. J. V. Hunter have
moved into JMrs. AMe H. Worth's
home on Worth streett. Mr. and
Mrs. a B. Griffin are occupying
the house opposite the court hjus
vacated by Dr. and Mrs. Hunter,
Annie Moring went to
Greensboro last Saturday to be
present at the reunion of the "gree
and white" classes during com
mencement of the State Normal
College. f
Misses Catherine Burns J Li! He
Parrisdv. Lizzie Phillips and Nannie
Lambert nave returned home from
Ch a State Normal College, Greens
boro, where they were students the
past term.
Among the young ladles receiv
ing the A. B. degree at Salem col
lege this year Is Miss Blanche Cox,
daughter ' of ' Mrs: ' O. R. Cox of
fAaheboro. Mlssf Cox also has ths
honor oil being tne poet on ner
boro fcr some time, will go to Ce
dar Falls next week, to assume the
management of tie Cedar Falls Mer
cantile Co.
Miss Georgia Whltfielld. who has
been a student of Greensboro Col
lege for Women the past year, is
visiting relatives in town for, a few
days before returning to her home
at Lumberton.
Among the young people home
from' school are Miss Enolia Pres-
nell from Red Springs College;
Fannie Newby, from Greensboro
College for Women: Idyl Ferree
from Wake Forest.
.The Courier is publishing this week
an interesting letter from Mr. John
D. Jennings, formerly of this county
now of Cristobal. Canal Zone. Mr.
Jennings gives a pleasing story of
conditions in the region of the Panama
Canal.
ttftaJ J. T. Turner of Ramreur,
vhn contributes interesting articles1
in ti Civfl War to The Cctorfcri
was a visitor in Asueoorui -me uouner is reaa oy an in
Intelligent, enterprising and thrift
class of people. This makes it
iesirable medium between those
who want to aeUl and hose who
wanti to bujK. j Advertise in The
Courier If you want business.
Next Sunday evening at the Meth
odist Protestant church Mr. Whit'
laker will begin a sermon on "The
Wav." and will' finish it the foI-
lowing Sunday) morning,. The public
Is cordially Invited to hear this ser
mon f ; J
The ninth grade pupils of the
local graded school gave "Mrs.
Wlggs of the Cabbage Patch" to
. Iirira and annrnftlative audilAnfta last
Among this year's graduates of th priday eyenla The parts were
State Normal College, Greensboro. . uk eB Md the maiey cos-
I Miss Kathenne ocaeit oi tumes ull droll wlt ot Mrs. Wlggs,
dlemaji Miss Rockett recelred the,hep frfendaf and family, was much
degree of Bachellor of Pedagogy. eni0yed. A nice little sum was real
nulla of Washing-' Issed. which will be used in lmprov-
-n T. n.. la the guest of relating Frazler Park,
tives In Asheboro. Miss Bulla has
-tsught In Davenport College, Len
oir, ths past year. !
. Monday.
Miss Clyde Kearns passed throug
Asheboro Saturday on ber way to
Farmer from Durham where she
lias been studying muueic the past
vw'nter.. t
Mr. .. G. Roufch of Mill boro Rt.
1 was in town Monday. While here
-.he called at The Courier office
.and had his name placed on our
-maU'ng list.
Mr. Bruce Craven of Trinity as
a delegate to the County Conven
tion In Asheboro Saturday. Mr. Cra
en paid The Courier a call whllt
:in town. r
Mr. Ii O. 6ugg of Erect was In
On Sunday, tfune 7, special ser
vices will be begun in ths Meth
odist Protestant church. On Mon
Way. June 8, Rev. Charles. Morgan
Asheboro on businesss last Moo-omPh"- of Lynchburg. Va.,
day. Mr. Suaar attended the recent
Confederate reunion at Jacksonville,
Fla.
Bmpty houses. In Asheboro are
- scarce and hard to find. Our mon
eyed men should get busy and build
at least fifty good houses of from
four to eight rooms. Asheboro
needs et least five hundred peopls
-. to come here right away.1
grandson of General Morgan of Com
federate fame, will arrive to assist
in the services. Mr. Oomph er is
a man of splendid ability and deep
spirituality. He uses no sensational
methods but preaches the old-time
Koanel simply, earnestly, art i act
IvelrV All are cordially Invited to
attend. Let's make it an Asheboro
revival. Come and help to make It
"our" meeting.
ST. CEOHJA MUSDO CLUB.
ve iEnjoyaMie Rail MfrfnOay
i Evekiing.
The St. Cicllla Musii Club.
composed of the members) of Misses
Nannie Bulla's and In a Auman a
cllasses, gave their annual recital,
marking the close of a most suc
cessful year's work, last Monday ev
ening, rue recital was given on
the portco of the school building,
and seats had been arranged on
the grounds for the audience.
The numbers were well rendered,
reflecting much credit on bcth
teachers and pupils, and the open-
air arrangement was much enjoyed
by the audiences t
Following Is he progratm;
Welcome address Bess Auman
Chorus "Spring Time," by entire
class.
Piano Duet "Regiment Passing,'
Hazel Spoon and Miss Auman..
Piano Solo "On the Lane,
Beatrice Lewallen. 1 '
Plana Solo "Grandi Valise De
Concert," Vlrtle CavlnesSj
Paper "Music," Mary Mortm.
Song "Honey C hile," Larger
Girlsj
Piano Duet "Little Boy Blue,
by Hailie End Julia Ro.is
tno Solo "Chapel in 110 Mun
tains," Martha Evelyn Morris.
NvmDhs Dance small uiris.
Piano Duet "Hilarity Ward," by
Marearet Rush and Miss Auman.
Piano Solo "Song of- Biooks,"
Jessie Wood.
Vocal Solo "Felice," Miss Lu-
fUc Rush.
Piano Solo "MocKingi Bira,
Ruth' Hadley.
Southern Seng and! uance
Larger Girls.
Presentation ol prizes air. u.
D a.A A n or
The prizes preseniea were a.ui-
lows; '
Mii Bulla's class. To the Hu-
Hnt -mnirino- th greatest Improve
ment among the smaller girls, Miss
Adelaide Armfield; for neatest and
best scale book. Mies Eva juewaiieu
mi An man's class; To the g
making greatest Improvement, Miss
Grace presneii; neww "
scale book, Miss Cleta tucn.
yx Art am an uarner an oaoa
Hassle Davis were nappuyj mr
at thA residence of the off!
nntiia of the peace. Mr.
A C Lowdermilk. on M!ay 10. Mr,
nl.n'.f i a snn of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Garner of Ralph, while his
i a ta riaiis-ntar oi an. uu
wiiH.m DaVlM el! Seagrove Rt,
counle will make
their home near Ralph, where the
groom is engaged In farming. Many
7.ih wiw for them much joy
along the pathway) or
u i-otroAii Hnnored.
w5.Cslm. May 26.-Mrs,
ii Ti,nn vnta at the iam.
aronewau ,-- " today
ous uonieaeraws T".' " -f
was granted an honorary diploma at
the commencement exercises of the
Salem Female couege, . ------
was a stuaern, in "'t-aA
and 1849. No aipiomas
then.
IT DOES THE WOR K .
Testimony of Emwry Slilftlett
BjeibVs Elinulbioiu
Bear's Emlilsion of Petroleum
can be given- to children as well as
grown people, because It does not
5I7 .nv oniates. But builds up
the run-down system. Improves the
appetite, and stops your coughs.
lAhn Rear. "ElktoU. Va.t
rat. irr t have used Bear's
Emulsion of Petroleum to my fam
ily fcr coughs and colds among my
three children and can hotaestly
OUT there is nathlnigl I have ever
knaed or heard oi! that will cure
couurh like ti does. IV also gives
them an appetite and makes them
feeB better in every Way. I don-
expect to use anything else as long
as I can get u,
Emery Shifflett,
I Elkton, Va., R. F. D
One dollar a bottle or six for fir
dollars. Sold by Standard Drug Co.
FOUR
ELECTRICALLY STARTED
ELECTRICALLY LIGHTED
FULL FLOATING REAR AXLE
The farther you search the more you will
be impressed fiih the fact that there
actually exists no greater "Four" val
ue than the Stadebaker FOUR pre
sents. Electric starter, e'ectgic lights, Timken
bearings throughout, five-passerger
capacity, full floating axle, left hand
steer, a manufactured car throughout.
Does any other "Four" offer more for the
money?
Studebaker supremacy in Southern CaH
. fornia seems to answer the query
conclusively.
Younts-Luck Auto Company.
$1050
Buy It Because It's a Studebaker
BUSINESS LOCALS
Ten cents per line each
insertion in this column.
Six words to a line. No
ad. for less than 25c.
FOR SALiE Cole Corn and Cot
ton Planters for sale by
C. M. Tysor. Erect. N. C.
FOR RENT A good 2 -horse farn
with new house and barn, conven
iently arranged, near Asheboro. Al
so want two farm hands, men with
families preferred. If interested,
address Box 158, Asheboro. N. C.
NOTICE.
$3.00 Reward.
We will pay S5.00 reward for each
and every conviction for every per
son tresspassing in any way upon ens
lands of the undersigned in Asheboro
and Cedar Grove townships and ad
joining the lands of Levi Tucker and
others.
M'ALISTER & HAMMER.
WANTED Young ladles to train
for nurses. Central Carolina Hospi
tal, Sanford, N. C. 5-21-2t.
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD will
be given to any one who will fur
nish evidence to show that any dead
carcass has been hauled or depos
ited by any one upon my land in
Asheboro township. The same re
ward will be paid any one who will
furnish evidence as to who hauls
or deposits dead carcass of any ani
mal near any public road in Asne
boro township.
WM. C. HAMMER.
FOR SALE Ford Runabout near-
' new. Cash or terms.
B. F. McDOWELL, Asheboro.
FOR SALE The A. I. Root Co,
Bee Keepers supplies and hives.
L. L. WHITAKBR.
FOB RENT OR SALE I will sell oi
rent mv house and lot on South Fay.
etteville street after May 16th. Will
rent only to good responsible party
with small family.
Mi DA wuarax.
FOR SALE Stock of general
merchandise ait Farmer. Will lnven
tory about $1,200. Will either sell
or rent building. Apply to
T. S. KEARNS,
Farmer, N. C,
FOR SALE One Webster's Un
abridged Dictionary, with Supnl
ment. 1850 pages, price $6. Apply
ta The Courier.
FOR SALE Seed potatoes for
fall crop. Also about 60 bushels of
oats, good quality, for feed or seed.
Corns get 'em. R. H. Henley.
Radleman, Rt.No. 2,
We Press Clothes
Steam Pressing Club
HORSE FOR SALE One Kood
black horse for sale.. Apply to
WM. C. HAMMER.
Asheboro, N. C.
FOR RENT Good 10-room house
with well affording excellent water.
' B. F. NEWBY. Asheboro.
FOR SALE At a bargain. A
threshing outfit. Apply to
RICH BROTHERS,
Asheboro.
Notice.
Having qualified as Extr. on the
estate of Ml J. Leach, deceased, be
fore W. C. Hammond. Clerk of the
Superior Court of Randolph county.
all persons having claims against
said estate are notified to present
them to the undersigned, duly veri-
fld, on or before the 29th day of
May. 1915. or this notice will be
pleaded in bar off their recovery;
and all persons owing; said estate
will come forward and make imme
diate settlement. '
This 25th day of May, 1914.
W. L. THAYER, Extr.
' Uwharrie.. N. O.
To Ministers of Randolph County.
Sundav. June 28th. has been set
apart as international bunday bcnooi
Day and it is earnestly desired tnai
everv minister on me American conti
nent nreach a Sunday School sermon
on that day. The Internatioal , jsun-
day School Convention will be in ses
sion at this time in Chicago, and the
idea is to eet all American minds di
rected along the same line of thought
at the same time.
Many churches will use a specially
prepared responsixe service. The of
ficers of the County Association will
be glad to render any assistance they
can to help in preparing a program
No uniform program has been prepar
ed for use on this day by the County
Association.
Yours very truly,
L. F. ROSS,
President Randolph Co. S. S. Asso,
Asheboro N. C, May 25, 1914.
Coming
CAR OF
Horses and Mules
The best car yet. Of this load
20 are heovy horses and mares,
balance of load good mules.
Will be in my barn by June 3.
Also, have 15 bushels of peas
I wish to sell.
A. M. FREE, Asheboro, N. C.
Notice of Land Sale.
By virtue of the powers vested
in the undersigned by decree ren
dered in the special proceeding en
titled "Theodore G. Henry et al vs.
John D. Henry et al." in the Supe-
will sell at public auction at ths
court house door in Asheboro. N.
C cn the 80th day of May. 1914,
rlor Court of Randolph county.
at 12 o'clock M.. the following
lands lying and being in Randolph
county. North Carolina, bounded as
follows, to-wit; Beginning on a
stone In S. F. Lowdermilk's line:
thence south with his line 8 chs. to
a stone pile, his corner; thence wet
9 chs. to a stons pile; thence south
85 degrees west along Lowdermilk's
line 10 chB. to an elm; thence
north along the various courses of
branch. 8 chs. to a stons north ot
the branch in Wlnnlngham's linef
thence east crossing the branch 18
chs. and 4J Iks. to the beginning,
containing 14 4-5 acres, mora or
ess. See Book 150. page 12.
Terms of .Sals: One-third) Cash,
balance upon a cerdlti of 6 months,
approved security to be given for
deferred payments, same to bear
Interest from day of sale, title re
tained until all purchase money 1
paid.
This April 24. 1914.
R. C. KELLY, Oommr.
WANTED Man thoroughly compe
tent to operate Gang Ripper for Plan
ning Mill. Good price for right man.
Guilford Lumber Co.
' , Troy N. C.