Briefs Adrift.
Mr. W. E. Shelton was a visit" r
here yesterday.
Mr. T. J. Davis was a Danbury
visitor Monday. •
Mr. Jas. Smith, of Red Shoals,
was in town Saturday.
Mr. C. J. Tinsley, of Danville,
was a visitor here Monday.
Mr, J Spot Taylor attended tlie
Bryan speaking at Winston.
Mr. S. B. Stewart is spending
several days at Winston this week.
Messrs. Taylor Dunlap and Ross
Gann, of Gideon, were here Sat
urday.
Mr. Jno. Alley, of Hartman, was
.long Danbnry's visitors Sat
urday.
Mr. Geo. Simmons left today for
Winston where he expects to take
a position.
Mr. A. W. Davis has been sutfer
ing the past week £rom an attack
of tonsiiitis.
Mr. Joseph Coleman, of Dan
bury Route 1, was in town a short
■while Monday.
Miss Judea Ray left Monday to
attend school at the State Normal
at Greensboro.
Miss Flora Hutchens, of Peter's
Creek, Va., is among the new pu
rils in school this week.
Miss Jessie Pepper left Monday
tor Hickory, where she goes to
enter Claremont College.
A child of Andy Moore, col.,
near Meadows, rolled off a bank
and broke its leg Tuesday.
Farmers will soon be through
curing tobacco. The crop gen
erally is reported to be sorry.
Mr. T. W. Hylton, a progressive
merchant and saw mill man, of
Campbell, was here Saturday.
Prayermeeting at the M. E.
church Sunday night was con
> ducted by Prof. M. T. Chilton.
Mr. Jesse Wall, traveling sales
man for the Madison Grocery Co.,
visited the Danbury merchants
Saturday.
Mr. T. Hutchens, of Madison,
was here Saturday talking to the
farmers in the interest of his ware
house, Planters.
Mr. Walter W. King, Jr., of
Greensboro, spent several days
the past week with his parents, re
turning home Monday.
Mrs. W. W. King returned Fri
day from a pleasant stay of two
weeks at Wrightsville, where she
had been in the interest of her
health.
Misses Nellie and Mary Joyce
and Blanch Pepper left yesterday
for Greensboro where they will
attend the fall term of the State
Normal College.
Messrs. J. Wesley Moretield, J.
N. Corn and W. Frank Brown
have been drawn to serve as Fed
eral court jurors at Greensboro in
October.
Mrs. M. T. Chilton returned
Sunday from a visit to relatives at
Red Shoals. She was accompanied
home by her brother, Mr. Henry
Adkins, of Dillard.
Misses May Wall and Jessie
McAnally, of Saxon, and Dora
Covington, of Delk, are among the
new students who have entered
school here the past week.
Mr. Thomas Rothrock, of Wal
nut Cove, accompanied by Misses
Mary Lewellyn, of Madison, and
Rhoda Adams, of Walnut Cove,
spent a short while in Danbury
Sunday afternoon.
At the present writing the Re
porter has learned of only one or
two barns of tobacco being burned
in Stokes this season. Quite a
number aro usually burned in the
county.
The indications are that Prof.
Smith's school will have the lar
gest attendance in its history, this
year. The attendance now is
about as large as usual and a num
ber of more pupils are expected in
a few days.
MRS. NEAL TO LEAVE COVE HOTEL
Mr. L. G. Lewis Improving—Other
Walnut Cove News.
Walnut Cove, Sept. 19. Mrs.
M. L. Neal, who has for the past
year oonductod tho Cove Hotel,
will remove to tho eastern part of
town the first of the coming!
month. It is not known at this
writing who will take charge of
the hotel. It is rumored that some
of our citizens are figuring on |
buying the property, which is j
owned by Dr. W. A. Lash, of 1
Greensboro. Should they do so
considerable improvement will
likely be made in the building.
Mr. E. E. Shore, of Rural Hall,
is learning the system of banking
at the bank here, preparatory to
taking charge of the Rural Hall
bank, of which Mr. Shore will be
oashier.
Mr. L. G. Lewis, who recently
had a stroke of paralysis, is much
improved.
Mr. N. M. Pickett, of the Madi
son Grocery Co., visited onr mer
chants today.
Mr. R. R. Rogers spent Sunday
at Mount Airy.
Miss Harriet Ross, of Walnut
Cove Route 1, left the past week
to attend school at Littleton Fe
male College.
Messrs J. C. Wall and Emory
Rothrock the visitors
in town today.
Sudden Death Of Dr. Mclver.
Dr. Chas. D. Mclver, President
of the State Normal and Industrial
College, died of a stroke of apo
plexy on the Bryan train between
Durham and Greensboro Monday.
Mr. Bryan, who was a dear person
al friend of Dr. Mclver, knelt by
the dead man's side and wept like
a child.
Dr. Mclver was one of the
brightest men in North Carolina
and the South. He will probably
be succeeded by State Superin
tendent Joyner.
Court Next Week.
Next week is court. The term
will probably continue two woeks.
The State docket is rather small,
but the civil docket is large.
The following prisoners are in
jail : Two men named Mabe,
charged with unlawful living ;
Mose Bullen, charged with shoot
ing John Andy Bullen ; Neely
Cardwell and John Young who
are serving out sentences for re
tailing imposed at the last term of
court.
Stolen Bride Brings Trouble.
Winston, Sept. 14.
The Sentinel this afternoon
prints a special from King, Stokes
county, to the effect that about 12
o'clock Tuesday night Miss Gusta
Fulk left her room at the home of
her father and met her lover, Mr.
Dalton Butner, of Tobaccoville,
who was in waiting with a buggy
The oouple drove to the home of a
magistrate in Forsyth county and
were married. Mr. R, G. Fulk.
father of the bride, had a warrant
issued for Mr. Butner, his son-in
law. The latter was cited to ai -
pear before 'Squire J. C. Newsoin
at King and answer to tho charge
of abduction. After hearing the
evidence the magistrate sent the
defendant up to the Superior
court on a bond of S2OO, which he
gave. Mr. Fulk says his daughter
is under age and that several days
ago he notified the Registers of
Deeds of several different counties
not to issue license. However, the
papers were recently secured by
parties from Register of Deeds
Lindsay, of Forsyth. The bride
permitted to go with the
groom to his, home. It is thought
that the bric&'s father will soon
withdraw his objections to the in
dictment and that the unpleasant
ness arising from the marriage
will be amicably adjusted.
Death Of a Young Man.
A young man namad Hartgrove,
who was a aon of Mr. Henry Hart
grove, of Yadkin township, died
after a few days illnesß of typhoid
fever Sunday.
About 10,000 persons heard
Bryan speak at Winston Tuesday.
Wachovia Loan & Trust Company
Makes Announcement.
Winston-Salem, N. C., Sept. 1.
To our customers and friends :
Beginning with this date, we
will pay four per cent, interest!
(4 per cent) on Savings Fund Ac
counts.
All money remaining on de- i
posit in the Savings Department [
from this date to October 1, next j
will be credited with interest at'
the rate of 4 per cent, per annum,;
and after that date, interest will;
be declared and credited at regular ,
interest periods, namely, Ist days
of each January, April, July and
October. .
We fully appreciate your ac
counts, whether they have been
large or small, and if you are not
already our customer, we will ask
that you call and see us soon, and
then open an account with us, for i
any amount from SI.OO and up
wards and let it catch the next in
terest period.
We have succeeded in fully
establishing a large and absolutely
safe Banking Institution where all
classes may deposit their spare
earnings and savings, keeping it 1
absolutely safe from accidents and
bad investments, paying a liberal
rate of interest and yet available
when you need it.
We take this opportunity of
thanking our friends for the lib
eral part they have contributed j
towards the remarkable success we
have attained and any business
you may favor us with, whether in
person or by mail, will have ourj
best attention.
Very respectfully,
WACHOVIA LOAN & TKUBT CO.
Sep. 13-2wks.
Election For 1906 On Tuesday the
6th Day Of Nov. And the Polls To
Keep Open From Sunrise Until
Sunset.
The registration books shall be
open for registration from A.
M. until sunset each day, except;
Sundays, from the 4th day of Oc
tober until sunset on the 27th
of October. The Registrar shall
attend and keep his books open at
the voting precincts from S) A. M.
until sunset on Saturdays the (>th,
13th, 20th and 27th of October for
registration.
The Registrars shall attend at
the precinct on Saturday before
the election being 3rd day of No
vember from 9A. M. to 3 P. M.,
when the books shall be open for
inspection and challenge of others. I
If any voter's name is challenged I
the Registrar shall appoint a time
and place, before the day of elec-1
tion, when he and the judges shall
hear and decide the objections.
All persons who are already
properly registered in their voting
precincts need not register anew.
WALNUT COVE ROUTE 1.
Walnut Cove Route 1, Sept. 17
—As we haven't seen anything
from this section in the Reporter
in some time, will send you a few
lines.
We aro very sorry to note the
pad death of Mr. Cabell Moser,
who died at Winston last Friday.
A large crowd visited Mr. Major
Meadows last Sunday. Among
them were Mr, Dock Tuttle and
family ; Mr. Sam Meadows and
family ; Mr. Charlie Meadows and
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Moser, Mr.
Herbert Ray, Misses Berclm Dun
lap, Nealie White, Nannie Mont
gomery ; Messrs. Isaiah and S. C.
Montgomery, Geo. Hampton, Joe
Hampton, Presley and Frank
Bowman, Tommy and Chas. Voss,
Luther Fowler and Bob Smith.
Como again, boys and girls, we en
joyed having your company.
Mr. Oliver Smith, who has been
sick for somo time, is getting
along nicely, we are glad to note.
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FOR SALE I am ottering for
sale the Central Hotel in the
town of Walnut Cove. The prop
erty consists of house anil lot. Has
good well of water and fruit trees,
nivd. is excellent location for hotel
or boarding house. Would lease
for term of years.
MRS. S. C. LANDREW,
Walnut Com N C.
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The Yadkin Valley lnstituto. of j
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ty's citizens have sent and are!
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