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LOCAL®
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Mr. E. P. Pepper visited Wal-
Cove Sunday.
Mr. Robert Neal, of Meadows, i
visited Danbury Monday.
Mr- W. Petree, of this place '
visited Lawsonville Sunday.
Mr. J. Stephens of Meadows j
Route 1, was in town Monday.
Miss Delia Stewart is visiting
at Gideon.
Mr. A- J. Fagg, of Danbury,
spent several days in Greensboro
the past week.
Miss Thelma Neal, of Meadows,
visited friends here a short while
today.
Mr. Robert Kiser, of Meadows
Route 1, was a Danbury visitor
Saturday evening.
Mr. Toby Booth recently killed
a large rattlesnake near his home
on Meadows Route 1.
Mrs. VV. V. McCanless has re-;
turned from a visit to relatives !
at Winston-Salem.
Mr. Burnie Culler, of this j
place, is spending several days |
at Kernersville this week.
Deputy Sheriff E. 0. Shelton, !
of Moore's Springs) spent several
hours in Danbury Monday,
Mr. -J. D. Young of Danbury!
Route 1 was among the visitors I
in town Monday.
Mr Chas. R. Helsabeck is visit- j
ing at the home of his parents I
at Rural Hall.
Mr. John M. Taylor, of Wins
ton-Salem, spent a short while in
Danbury today.
Rev. T. J. Folger preached a
very interesting sermon at the
M. E church here Sunday.
Mr. W. E. Joyce, manager of
of the Star Theatre, visited Wal-1
nut Cove and Madison this week.
County Treasurer G. W. Neal
of Campbell was here attending |
to his duties Monday. •
Mr. M. 0. Jones, of Walnut j
♦ Cove, spent Monday in j
Danbury.
Mr. H. A. Blair, of Sandy
Ridge, is spending some time
in Danbury visiting friend and
relatives.
Mr. Burnie Culler returned to
day from a several days visit
to friends and relatives at Ker
nersville.
Mr. E. C. Sheppard, of Dan
bury Route 1, was among the
crowd here Monday who attende
the commissioners meeting.
Mr. R. J. Chilton returned
Saturday from a several days
visit to Pilot Mtn., Rural Hall
and Greensboro.
Messrs. A. W. Davis and Will
Wheeler of Walnut Coye spent
Friday night of last week at the
Piedmont Springs Hotel.
Messrs. R. R. King, Paul and
John Taylor and Everett and |
Willie Fagg spent hours
at Piedmont Springb ,unday. ;
Mr. Andrew Joyce, of Wins
ton-Salem, spent Saturday and
Sunday here with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Joyce.
The strawberry crop is said t6 ;
be very short in this part of the'
country this season owing to so
much wet weather.
Several electricians passed
through Danbury from Stoneville
today enroute to Moore's Springs
where they will install an elec
tric light plant for -Mr. W. G.
Moore.
The many friends of Mr. W.
G. Slate will learn with much
sympathy and regret that his
condition is but little improved.
He seems to be suffering with
a general breakdown, which
at his age renders his condition
serious; however, it is hoped
that he may early improve.
Mrs. James McGee, of Hern
don, W. Va., is expected here
Thursday to spend some time
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
H. W. Covington.
Mr. Henry Baker, of Meadows
Route 1, told the Reporter Satur
day evening that he saw at least
'ten thousand grasshoppers in i
| about one acre of land last week ;
j near his home.
Messrs. J. Frank Dunlap. of i
Gideon, and R. L. Coleman, of •
Meadows, were visitors here Mon
! day. Mr. Dunlap is Sheriff Slate's
deputy in Beaver Island town
ship. while Mr. Coleman is the !
j keeper of the county home.
Mr. A. J. Martin, an engineer
on the N. & W. Railway, died
at Mont Alta, Pa., last Friday,
; where he had gone to be with ,
relatives, having been in declin
; ing health for some time. Mr.
I Martin was formerly a citizen of
Danbih-y, having clerked for
Mr. H. M. Joyce here years ago.
Miss Myrtice Simmons, of
Pilot Mountain, was operated
upon successfully for appen
dicitis at St, Leo's hospital,
Greensboro, last week, and her
I condition is very much improved,
j This will be learned by Miss
[Simmons' many friends with
I pleasure. She was a student at
I Prof. Smith's training school
! for teachers when stricken, and !
! was carried to her home at Pilot i
Mountain on Tuesday of last j
j week, and from there to Greens
: boro.
Among the visitors in town
; Monday attending the meeting
: of the county commissioners were j
Messrs. Wesley Mabe, Wade
Davis and W. H. Gibson, the new'
road commissioners for Saura
town township—the men who
are to have charge of the expen
diture of $50,000 of bond money
recently voted to build good
roads in Sauratown township.
The Reporter talked with these
gentlemen, and learned that they
have the best interests of the
people and good roads at heart,
and will doubtless do all in their
power to carry out the law in
letter and in spirit. The board
has not yet elected a treasurer,
| but this will be done at an early
j date.
Sunday School Organized.
Mizpah, June '2. —A Sunday
School was organized at Pine
Log school house Sunday, May
25. There was a good opening
and the following officers were
elected: Miss Susie Smith, Supt.,
R. Y. Watkins, assistant, Miss
Viola Smith, Sec'y and Treas.
There is a great opportunity for
much good to be done, and that
is our aim.
Big line slippers. Boyles Mer
cantile Co.
XX Daisy, $1.60. Boyles
Mercantile Co.
Unioo Meeting. |
Danbury Route 1, June
Kditor Reporter:
I'leane allow me u little xpace in
your paper to call our local together. |
i 1 want the memberti of the Ruek !
j inland local-No. I(MJ- to meet June
7th at ti o'clock which wlJl be on-
I next Sntunlay Pleane conic!
I out one ami all and let's have r. ■
! good meeting. We won't tnoei I
J again in sonic time on acctittt of j
being so hurt.v at work.
I RI'FI'K MABE, President. I
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i and had tried everything. All j
failed. When I found Dr. Hob
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formula of a physician
and has been in use for years—
not an experiment. That is why
we can guarantee it. All drug
gist or by mail. Price 50c.
Pfeiffer Chemical Co., Philadel
phia.and St. Louis.
THE DANbURY REPORTER
NEWS OF UWJONVILLE
Mrs. Charlie Wall Right Sick-
Large Crowd Visited at Mr.
J. A. Sheppard's—Other News
Items.
Lawsonville, June 3.—Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Lawson visited at
Mr. R. L. Lawson's last Sunday.
Miss Hattie Shelton returned
home Sunday after spending
two weeks at Mr. E. C. Shep
pard's.
Mr. Z. R. Sheppard and family ]
spent Sunday at Mr. J. A. Shep
pard's.
Mr. Gilmer Nelson visited at
Mr. M. H. Robertson's Sunday.
Mr. G. W. Neal and family;
spent Sunday at Mr. John
Ayers'.
Misses Lucy and Gladys j
Lackey, Bessie Moore and Delia l
Martin returned home Saturday!
from Danbury where they have
been attending school.
Miss Francis Smith of Smith
is visiting relatives and friends I
on Campbell Route 1.
Elders Barnard and »ray
! held divine services at Russel
Creek church Saturday and Sun
day. A very large crowd at-J
I tended.
Mrs. J. T. Sheppard, who has
Ibeen staying at Mr. E. C. Shep
j pard's, is staying with her
(daughter now, Mrs. W. C.!
Moore.
Mrs. Mittie Hylton and Messrs. 1
I Jim Corns, Wheeler Smith, Roy
Lackey, Wesley Pringle and j
Banner Young visited it Mr.
J. A. Sheppard's Sunday even
ing.
Mrs. Moses Lawson spent
last week with her son, Mr. R.
i L. Lawson.
Miss Mary Jessup returned
home last week after spending
a few days with her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jessup, of
Westfield
Mr. Joe B. Smith spent Satur
day night at Mr. E. C. Shep
pard's.
Mrs. E. C. Sheppard and Miss
Hattie Shelton visited at Mrs.
Malissa Lawson's Thursday j
evening.
Mrs. W. W. Smith visited her
sister, Mrs. Z. R. Sheppard,
Tuesday.
Misses Elsie and Georgia
Sheppard visited at Mr. J. A.
Sheppard's Saturday.
Mr. E. C. Sheppard went to
Danbury Monday on business.
Mrs. Z. R. Sheppard returned
;home Sunday from a visit to
her mother, Mrs. Carm Smith.
Mrs. Lucy Smith spent last
'week with her sisters, Mrs.
! Corinna Lackey and Mrs. Ruth
! Spencer.
Mrs. Ruth Spencer has been
I right sick for some time, but is
, improving some, we are glad to
know.
Mrs. Charlie Wall has been
right sick with rheumatism, but
iis improving, we are glad to
| note.
Mr. E. C. Sheupard and fam
lily: Misses Rilla and Annice
Martin and Elva Ayers; Messrs.
Homie Moore. Powell Robertson
and Ernest Shelton visited at
Mr. A. J. Ayers' Sunday.
• Miss Ruth Pringle visited at
Mr. J. A. Sheppard's'last week.
Mr. Banner Young spent Sun
day P. M. at Mr. John Ayers'.
Mr. Charlie Hylton visited at
i Mr. W. C. Moore's Sunday P. 31.
Miss Pearl Sheppard and little
brother, Wren, visited at Mr.
W. N. Smith's Thursday.
Summer silks and lawns. Boy
les Mercantile Co. '
HAS RUN AT A LOSS
Rockingham County Dry
Prizery May Be Moved To
Danville And Consoli
dated With Plant
At That Place.
AN OFFER TO BUY
Has Been Received From the Dan
ville Concern—Book Value of the
Reidsville Stock, Considerably
Below Par.
The following is taken from
the last issue of the Reidsville
Review, dated May 30 :
A quorum of the stockholders
I failed to attend the called meet
ing of the Reidsville Co-operative
j Tobacco Company here Satur
; day. A few of the stockholders i
j attended and discussed the plans!
|of consolidating the plant with
the Danville dry prizery, but
no action was taken owing to
the lack of a quorum of the
stock.
It developed at the meeting
I that the dry prizery has been
run at a loss for a year or more;
owing to the amount of tobacco i
brought in for storage not being
large enough to pay running ex
! penses. The Danville Dry Prizery
! (The Producers' Tobacco Com
pay) oll'ors to buy the machinery
of the KeidSville plant at cost,
less a reasonable deduction for
depreciation, and issue stock of
! that company to the stockholders
of the Reidsville Co-operative
Tobacco Company pro rata for
the amount of the purchase
price agreed upon the machinery.
The Danville company aiso
proposes to maintain a receiving
plant in Reid&vilie and make
advances on tobacco brought I
here for storage. This tobacco i
! to be shipped io Danville for j
redrying, storage and sale. J
The building and storage she.',
here belong t > a.to'-.ior eoinpan;-
: (not; incorporated) HVH as the
Farmers Union A men -use Corn
! pany. This prooerij .wo u i not
!be ali'ected by the pr«»,» > ...i d--.il
i with the Danville Dr\ P; :/.■■> ...
but it is understood ti.i..
Danville company can i;..i r
'satisfactory arrangements v.j.n
j the private company to use trie
building for u receiving piant.
! The Producers TO'I.IC.-O N,» ■ i,v
] of Danville is said t-> lie in ft pr-is|
| oils condition ninl is |i tying unuuai
j iliviilellils » if ii In * Jiel* cent. nil .-ill .if
its stock. it is thought by s.iniM.if
I the stockholders of the l>ii|sviil«-
I |illllt tllllf the arrangements pro
jpnseii would lit> a go »l niing for r 11••
.'latter stockholders, as the volutin-
I
jof business likely to be secured her--
for ,«uue time can not !i* large
I enough to make the operation of
i! the plant proiMlile. a t l tliar later
jon if it is seen that business will
i justify it new machinery can in-
I bought itml the plant starti-il up
! I again.
1 JJ'l'he lieldsville company has out
i s*an-ling i'uti shares of p it- value of
■SIU.IHI each, or a total paiil fncapital
■if .■s'.i.uiiii. The hook value is said to
I lie hetweeil Vic. ami M'lc. on the
dollar
I At the uit-etillg held Saturday it
was suggi'Steil that the hoard of
secure a delinitt- offer or
proposition with price agrceti upon
for the machinery of t he; itcidsvillc
i company ami submit to a meeting
of t lie stockholders 111 lie held here
Sulurday, June 7. Ii is hoped every
.shareholder will arrange to have his
or her stock repivsellted either by
person or by proxy at that meeting.
Only written proxies will be valid.
MOST CHILDREN HAVE
WORMS.
Many mothers think their
children are suffering from
indigestion, headache, nervous
ness, weakness, costiveness,
when they are victims of that
most common of all children's
ailments worms. Peevish, ill
tempered, fretful children, who
toss and grind their teeth, with
bad breath and colicky pains,
have all the symptons of having
worms, and should be given
Kickapoo Worm Killer, a pleasant
candy lozenge, which expels
worms, regu'ates the bowels,
tones up the ystem, and makes
I children well and happy.
I Kickapoo Worm Killer is guaran
teed. All druggists, or by mail.
Price 25c. Kickapoo Indian
Medicine Co., Philadelphia and
St. Louis.
Danbury Route 1.
1 >aiiluiry Uoute 1, June 4- j
Mr. Editor:
Everything is very quiet at i
present. The fariii' TO are busy at!
work.
People are not done planting to-'
bacco yet, as we ha ve had so much
rain. j
Some of our anti-good roads men j
seem to lie getting out of heart
about good roads. They say they I
don't believe those townships that !
voted bonds will ever work any on |
the roads because they have not I
done got them built.
I
Announcement.
The public is cordially invited'
to attend the ice cream supper j
and lawn partv to be given Sat
urday, June 7th. 1913, by -I. W,
Neal & Sons. Everybody come. !
oJunelt.
Constipation Lured.
Dr. King's New Life Pills will
relieve constipation promptly and
get your bowels in healthy con
dition again. Jon Supsic, of
Sanbury, Pa., says: "They are
the best pills I ever used, and I
advise everyone to use them for
constipation, indigestion and
liver complaint." vVill help you.
Price 25c. Recommended by all
I dealers.
| ill .1 « 1 111 I . « M .1 . M I I 111 I • MI, ' !'•! «I .
FOR SALE.
One farm in l,cc county of 112 acres line 1 lll 1 with .".(I acres under cultiva
tlon. practically level with niee live room farm house, splendid li;irn ami
out I mill I i hk's ii tnl within one mile of two •»f t lie largest railway systems
in the South. Price sl7.">u.mi. Wtill terms.
One farm in llari'ett of 11:1 acres with alioitt ."a acres open. This hinl
is beautifully situated on the National Highway within one-ha it mile of
1 the town of Olivia. Soil is siimly loam, very productive and easy to
culture. A splendid old time tlve-rooin farm house with liarn and orehanl.
I'riee !?:;.".uii,lMl. With terms.
The aliove two farms arc s[ ial offerings that must tie sold. Karli of
them are prieed far In-low value.
• 'an offer any size farm desired improved or unimproved sand or clay
1 soil. Also I ha ve a numtier of nice village homes carrying tlye. ten or
twenty acres of nice laud suitable for truckers or small farmers that 1 can
offer at interest I tin prices. No healthier plait* in the State than in the
loiijr leaf pine licit. We need tobacco farmers. It is easier to cultivate
three acres here than one in hill country.
4i4t W. J. OLIVK. Olivia. N. »\
The Best Automobile
I
IN THE WORLD IS
TheHUPMOBILE
Can Climb any Hill in
\
Stokes County.
;
DR. J. A. ROACH, Agent
MADISON, N. C.
'
: I WOOD MOWERS, RAKES, ROOF
PAINT, STAG PAINT,
;j . OILS, ETC.
| Keiger's Store, N IN C G '
' ! j 27m2w
>|' - -
| When in Winston on Business or
Pleasure, Call at
O'HANLON'S
DRUG STORE.
I
If you are in need of anything
in the drug line. Always the
1 largest stock of drugs in
Winston to select from.
Also the greatest assort=
; ment of PERFUMES, TOIL=
1 ET ARTICLES,HAIRBRUSH
\ ES and bristle goods.
! O'HANLON'S
Is the
i place to buy.
' There will be an ice cream
supper at Mabe's store Saturday
night at five o'clock. Everybody
] come. ad
i
XOTICK.
ITo A i.i. Whom It M.w Cum-kiin:
Notice In hereby given that Jacob
Fulton. the intestate of the under
isij>ned. wan the owner anil holder of
| a certificate of stock of the Stokes
iiirocery I'oiii|ihu,v, a corporation
i duly organized under the lawn of
j North I'arollna, with its iirincipal
I otlice at WalllUt Cove. Stokes colill
j ty. which certilicate of stock was
number two. in the amount of
.■4l.Miu.iiu. representing fifteen shares
.of the capital stock of the Stokes
Mrocery Company, of the par value
; of #lwi.ihi each, and which has been
i lost, mislaid, or ilestroyed. ami nil
persons claiming any rights under
> said certltlca te of stock are hereby
notified that the undersigned. Joel
ill. I'll 11« hi, administrator of Jacob
! Fulton, deceased, will apply to the
Stokes Urocery Company, at its
otlice ill the town of Walllllt Cove,
X. on the li'th day of July, l'.il:!.
for t lie issuance iif a duplicate .if I lie
above named certilicate nf stock,
when and where, all persons claim
ing any rightx under the same, can
appearand show cause, if any they
have, why said duplicate certilicate
of stock should not lie issued.
This the 4111 day of June, l'.il.'!.
JO FX 11. II I.ToN.
Admr. of Jacob Fulton, dee'd.