Briefs Adrift.
There nre abont fifty guests at
the White Sulphur Springs near
Mount Airy.
Mr. J. Adkins, of Red Shoals,
was in Danbury a short while
Monday.
Mrs. M. T. Chilton returned
Monday from a visit to her moth
er at Red Shoals.
Dodd's grist mill at this place
yaa closed Tuesday. It will open
as soon as some rapairs can be
made.
Yesterday was the first day of
that people had to put
ap their stoves. Our climate is
the finest in the world.
Miss Floss Crews and the Misses
Hunter, of Kernersville, visited
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Davis several
days the past week.
The proprietors of Piedmont
Springs, Messrs. J. M. Goddard
& Son, have leased the Phoenix
Hotel, at Winston, and will take
charge of it July 1.
Presiding Elder Cordell, of this
district, who is spending a day or
two here, occupied the pulpit at
the M. E. church Tuesday night,
delivering an excellent sermon.
Farmers say that wheat is the
best for years. The straw is net
so rank as usual, but the head is
filled out, and the yield will be
annsaally large.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Trotter, of
Greensboro, spent a few days at
their cottage at Piedmont Springs
this week getting it in good order.
They expect to occupy their cot
tage this summer.
The Pretty Marriage Of Miss Ellen
Petree and Dr. George E. Dennis,
Mr. Editor :
If you will give me a little
apace in your paper I will tell the
many relatives and friends of
Miss Elh n Petrje, a little about
htr wedding and her doctor and
their immediate future. At a lit
tle after 12:30 o'clock Saturday,
June 9ih, those who weie permit
ted to witness the marriage were
• tsembled in the parlor of Mr. F.
E. Petree, the father of the bride
and Miss Hill, of Germanton,
played a very pretty wedding
march, while the bride, Miss Ellen
Petree, and the bride-groom, Dr.
George E. Dennis, descended the
stairs and faced the ministers.
There was not that nervous excite
ment in the faces of the bride and
bride-groom, which is so often
seen on suoh occasions, but a
quiet earnestness whioh speaks
well for the future. After a short
but impressive ceremony had been
read by the writer and a prayer
invoking God's choicest blessings
upon the young couple was utter
ed by Rev. Hunter, of Pinnacle,
Dr. Dennis and his new wife
were heartily congratulated then
ghown the way to a table groan
ing under the weight of a wedding
feast. Doubtless many wedding
dinners havo been served in finer
style, but this oue was served in
that way that makes eve-y one feel
free to eat until his appetite is
satisfied. After dinner there were
ab jut two hours of very pleasant
•ooial intercourse before some of
the guests began to call for their
teams and vehicles. One sad
feature of all such occasions is
that the parting words must be
• lid so soon.
Dr. Dennis and his wife and a
few of their friends who could,
went, to Germanton and took the
•ix o'clock train for Pinnacle, the
home of the bride-groom's parents.
Those who were there report a
very pleasant evening and a royal
feast for supper. Dr. Denuis said
that they would spend two or
three days with his parents and
then visit his sister, who lives at
High Point. From there they in
tend going to Lynchburg, the
Hill City of Virginia, and see the
sights there for a day or two, and
from there to Roanoke, After
ywtna tha city of Roanoke they
#fll!sto lager, W. Va., where
they intend to mako their home.
O. J. H.
A TRIP TO DILLARD,
A Region Cf Fine Crops, Pretty
Farms and Hospitable People.
A Reporter representative paid
a pleasant trip to the Dillard and
Gideon sections last Saturday.
Cousin Gid Mitchell was found
at his hospitable home under the
pleasant shado of the oaks. Mr.
Mitchell has been rather unwell
this spring, but is peart as a crick
et now.
Dillard is a hustling place. Two
excellent stores, a sawmill and
other enterprises, and a number of
nice dwellings. The merohants,
C. A. Mitchell and Mitchell Bros.,
are enjoying good trades. Mr.
Nick Mitchell, of the firm of
Mitchell Bros., was absent over
about East Bend —gone conrtjng,
some of the boys said. Mr, J.
Wilkes Mitchell has recently
moved into his attractive little
home.
Messrs. C. A. Mitchell and Jas.
Reynolds expect to spend some
time during the summer at some
of our springs. We have picked
out a girl apiece for them. They
mean business.
Farms arp in good fix and crops
look fine around Dillard and
Gideon. There are some beauti
ful residences, notably those of
Dr. D. C. Dix, Mr, Zeb Martin,
Mrs. Bettie Martin and others.
There are no more progressive
and hospitable citizens in the
county than those who live in
Dillard, Gideon and surrounding
country.
Change Made In Appointment of Rev.
A. D. Wilcox.
Rev. A. D. Wilcox, of Kansas,
who was to have begun a series of
illustrated temperance lectures in
the Mothodist church at Walnut
Cove on June 23, writes that it
will be impossible for him to be
there at that time, but that he will
begin the lectures on Sunday,
July Bth, just two weeks later than
| the first date given,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
the celebrated A. H. Hawk's eye
glasses, spectacles and cases.
Price from 25cts. to $2.50 per pair.
Call and have your weak eyes
made stronger at H. M. Joyces.
What's the good of keeping from
him
Any good things you may see,
That will lift his load of labor
Like Rocky Mountain Tea.
R. L. Murphy, Walnut Cove, H.
M. Joyce, Danbury.
SEE—A.S.Mitchell at Walnut
Cove for your Field Fence.
SHUTT'S Grain Cradles at A. S.
Mitchell's, Walnut Cove.
BUY your Mowers and Rakers
from A. S. Mitchell at Walnut
Cove. He handles Deering and
Johnson.
| COOK Stoves at A. S. Mitchell's
iu WalnutCcve from SB.OO to
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I Notice of Special Term of
Superior Court of
Stokes County.
State of North Car. Office Board
of County
Stokes County. Com'rs.
To all whom it may concern :
Notice is heroby given that a
Special Tc-rm of the Superior
Court for Stokes County has boen
ordered by His Excellency R. B.
Glenn, Governor of the State of
North Carolina, to be opened and
held for said County by His
Honor E. B. Jones, Judge of the
11th Judicial District, attheoourt
house in Danbury, N. C., on Mon
day, the 25th day of June, 190fi,
for the trial of both criminal and
civil causes, and to continue until
the business of the Court is dis
posed of.
All parties to suits, defendants
and witnesses will take notice of
the above Court.
This June 4, 190tt.
By order of the Board.
Q.-M. JONES,
Register cH Deeds aud ex officio
' Clerk of the Board of County
Commissioners.
I"k ' v
A. S. Voss Announce* Himself For
Treasurer.
King Route 1, June 5.
Editor Reporter:
Please give me space in yonr
most valuable paper for a few lines.
I wish to announce myself as a
candidate for the office of Treas
urer subject to the county conven
tion, as I see a number of good
men spoken of for this office and
I want to be in the fight also, and
whatever designation our conven
tion makes in nominating a can
didate will be harmanious with
me and I will work for the whole
ticket just as I have been doing
for twenty-eight years. Now I
hope the voters will make a selec
tion from this number and if I am
the lucky I sure will appre
ciate it, and if not I will appreciate
what is donp just the samp.
Yours truly,
A. VOSS.
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DAY
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NOTICE !
The State of North Carolina,
Stokes County.
In the Superior Coilrt
Summons for Belief—Before the Clerk
J, S, P. PullltHll. S, W. PlllUlUU. S, L,
Pulllntn, M. 11. Newuoin, and her
husband, T. F. Newsom, plaintiff*,
vs.
Ora L. Fulp, Roy A. Fulpand their
father Charles Fulp, B. B. Fulton
nnd her husband, w, A, Fulton, the
children of W. T. Pulllani, to-wlt: J.
F. Pulllani uud the grand children of
W. T. Pulllam, deceased who are the
children of Ills deceased son, Thomas
Pulllam, to-wlt: Pulllam and
Pulllam, the last two named,
who are the children of Thomas pull
lam. deceased, whom names are un
known. The children of Jamen F.
Pulllam. to-wlt: Louisa J. Pulllam,
Lucinda P. I'ulllain, Fannie W. Pull
lain, John S. Pulllani, .Tas. J. Pulllam
and Mary E. Pulllam.
The State of North Carolina,
To the Sheriff of Sto«es County—
Greeting:
You are commanded, to summon
Ora L. Fulp, Hoy A. Fulpand their fa
ther, Clias. Fulp, B. B. Fulton and her
husband. W. A. Fulton, J. F, Pulllam,
child of W, T. Pulllam,——™- Pulllam
ami Pulllam, children of Thon. Pul
llam. deceased, Louisa J. Pulllam,
Lucinda P. Pulllam, Fannie W Pulllam,
John S. Pulllam, J as. J. Pulllam and
Mary E. Pulllam, children of James
F. Pulllam the defendants above
named. If they lie found within your
county, to apiH'ar at the office of the
Clerk Superior Court, for the county
of Stokes oil the 30th day of June
1800 and answer the complaint, a
copy of which will lie deposited In
the office of the Clerk of the Superior
Court of said County within ten
days from the date of this summons,
and let the defendants take notice
that If they fall to answer the said
complaint at that time, the plaintiffs
will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in the complaint, Hereof
fall not anil of this summons make
due return.
(ilven under my hand, tills 10th dav
of May 10Mi.
M. T. CHILTON, C. S. C.
Stokes County.
Stale of North Carolina Carolina
Stokes County.
In the .Vuperlor Court.
Before the Clerk.
Order.
J. S. D. Pulllam, S. W. Pulllam, 8. L.
l'ullium, M. 11. Newsom and her husband
T. F. Newsora, plaintifft,
vs.
Ora L. Fulp, Roy A. Fulp, and their
father, Charles Fulp, B. B. Fulton and her
husband, W. A. Fulton, the children of W.
T. Pulllam, to-wif J. F. Pulllam and
the grand children of W. T. Pulliain, de
ceased, who are ilie children oflils deceas
ed son, Thou. Pulllam, to-wlt: ——
Pulliam, Pulliain, the las: two
who are the children of Tlios. Pulliam
whose given names are unknown, the chil
dien of James F. Pulliain, to-wlt: Louisa
J. Pulliam, Lucinda P. Pulliain, Fannie
\V. Pulliam, John S. Pulliam, Mary E.
Pulliam, and Jas. J. Pulliam.
In the above entitled cause it appearing
to tiie court upon affidavit filed that B. B.
Fulton and her husband, W. A. Fulton,
the child of W. T. Pulliam. to-wit: J. F.
Pulliam, and the grand children of W. T.
Pulliam, to-wit: The children of his de
ceased son, Thos. Pulllani. to-wit:
l'ullium and Pulliam whose given
names arc unknown are non-residents of
the State of North Carolina and after due
diligence cannot be found therein and can
not be personally served with summons
and are necessary parties to this actiou the
same being a proceeding for actual parti
tion of the lands of the Tate B. W. Pulliam,
deceased and for a sale for division of the
proceeds of the shares which fall to Ihe
children and vendees ol the children of W.
T. Pulliam. deceased.
It is tlierefore ordered by the court tliat
publication of notice be made for four suc
cessive weeks in the Danbury Reporter a
newspaper published in the town of Dan
bury, .Stokes county, N, 0., notifying the
said B. B. Fulton and her husband, W. A.
Fulton, J. F. Pulllam and Pulliain
and Pulliam the last two being
children of Thomas Pulliam, deceased, who
was a *on of W. T. Pulliam, deceased, to
appear at tlie office of the Clerk of tlie
Superior Court of Stokes County, North
Carolina, on tlie 80th day of June, 100(1,
and answer or demur to tlie petition, and
let said defendants taice notice that if they
fall to'appear at tlie time and place above
named and answer the complaint or demui
theieto, the relief demanded will be granted.
This the 10th ol May, 1006.
M. T. CHILTON,
Clerk of tlie Superior Court.
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North Carolina 111 tli e Superior
Court
Stokes County. Before the Clerk.
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EX-PAKTR.
By virtue of an order of the Super
ior Court of stokes County, entitled
J. A. Giles. A. M. Giles and others,
ex-parte, I will on Saturday Kit li
day of June, louts, at l-' o'clock M., on
the premises in the town of Pinnacle,
Stokes County, N. ('., offer for sale at
public auction to the highest bidder
'or cash the following real estate,
via:
A certain lot adjoining the lands
of Dr. J. S. Slate, > s . \V. Hull, the
Southern Hallway's right of way
and others, and more particularly
described In a deed executed by E.
Culler and wife to Mrs, Nannie
Giles, to which description reference
Is hereby made; the said lot lielng
owned by Mrs. Nannie Giles at her
death, containing one-half acre more
or less, the said sale being made for
partition among the tenants in com
mon therein.
This the 12th day of May. 1000.
K. \\ . 1 LLKK.
Commissioner.
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Winston, JV. C.
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LAND SALE.
By virtue of a decree of the S
perior Court of Stokes count
rendered on the 23rd day of Ma
HKM, in the Special Proceedin
entitled "H. J. Scales vs. (i. ,V
Scales, et al," we will expose
public sale to the highest
on the premises in Stokes County
on •
Saturday, June 30, l'.KXi.
At 1 o'clock. P. M.. n tract of land
containing 249 acres, more or less,
in Beaver Island Township, aJ
joining the lands of Col. Jno. M
Gallaway, Andy H. Martin mid
others, and being the same tract of
land devised in the will of J, R.
Scales, recorded in the Clerk's
office of Stokes county in
Book No. (5, page 393, (the whole
tract named in said will contain
ing 43H acres, 189 acres of satsae
having been sold by the executrix
of J. R, Scales for assets to pay
debts, leaving 249 acres). This is
the same tract of land that J. R
Scales inherited from his mother.
The above tract of land is a very
line farm and any one desiring t>
purchase a valuable farm will do
well to attend the sale. Tortus of
sale: one half cashjand the remain
der on a credit of twelve months,
with bond and approved Security
for the deferred payment, bearing
six per cent interest from the dny
of sale. Title will be retained un
til all the purchase money is pnid.
This the 23rd day of May, 190>.
N. O. PETREE,
F. H. PETREE,
Commissioner?.