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COURT CALENDAR
■ Kifhe: February Term of Cabarrus Superior Court will be
Hgtld February 22nd, 1926, before His Honor, T. D. Bryson.
HJpite CivH Docket only will be called, and will be called in the
■Plowing (?rder:
MONDAY
m MOTION DOCKET
K Bp, C. A. Isenhour vs. Alice Basinger, et als un
■ der protest.
■ R|. Mary Lee Harvey vs. Alice Basinger, et als un-
K der protest.
■No. lA. F. Hartsell & Co. vs. McEnnis & Gaddy
■ No. 2M. & C.—Nannie
KBS* Cannon vs. W. F. Goodman, —L. T. H.
■ No. 3H, S. W.—J. E. Gas
p key vs. Burwell Smith
■ No. 4M. & S.—W. R. Par
■ leer vs. Esther Parker
■ No. 6%.T.H.&M. H. C.
■ a—Emma Scott and
I vs. Cabarrus County
■ No. 6'M. & S. —Lucy Biles vs. Fate Biles
i No. 7 W. G. M.—Odell
In Adams vs. May Adams
■ No. BM. & S. —H. E. Wil
son vs. J. P. Wilson
■ No. 9M. & S. —J- L. Johns vs’. J. T. Scurry et als
r No. 10 M. & S. —Julia Jen
nings ' vs. Dock Jennings
! No. 11 M. & S. —Bettie Tay
lor vs. J. C. Taylor
No. 12 W. G. M.—John Gil
more vs. Eliza Gilmore
No. 13 W. G. M.—Chas.
Grey vs. Mary Lee Gray
No. 14' G. A. C.—Eva Mad
. ry vs. H. P. Madry
No. 16 M. & S.—Will Rus
sell vs. Zeb Yerton
No. 17 M. & S.—Jessie Rob
s inson vs. Richard Robinson
; No. 18 M. & S.—Pearl Wal
ters vs. Chas. Walters
No. 20 M. & S.—Hoyle Big
gerstaff vs. Western Union Tel. Co.
No. 21 L. T. H.—John Hun- ’
ter vs. Bell Hunter
| No. 22 L. T. H. et als—G. B.
Means vs. John Dulin et als
: No. 23 W. G. M.—W. P.
Stanley vs. Bessie Stanley
; No. 25 M. & S.—S. M. Gar
mon vs. May Garmon
? No. 26—G. A. C.—Walter
Saunders vs. Laura Saunders
No. 28 M. & S. —M. F. Tee
; „ . . „ vs. Western Union Tel. Co.
\ No. 29 M. & A.—C. M.
t,. , ~.. vs. Minnie Lee White
No. 31 A. B. P.—Fink Sides vs . Annie Sides
No. 32 M. & 'A.—D. W.
oo W. H. Fisher, Admr.
. No. 33 M. & A.—A. C. Bar-
VT r ‘® r „ . vs. Cabarrus County
> No. 34 M. & A.—Theodora J
f No. vs. Lurie Asbnry
Faircloth vs ot is Faircloth
I No. 36 M. & A.—C. A. Cor
nelius vs. Beulah Cornelius
I No. 38 M. & A.—B. M. Par
ker vs. Western Union Tel. Co.
| No. 40 Bell & Harris Fur.
Co. vs. Roy Dees
| No. 41 M. & A —Nathaniel
Bailey vs. T. C. Thompson
No. 44 M. & A.—Myrtle
Griffin vs. Will Griffin
| No. 45 M. & A. —Nannie
Shaw vs. Daniel Shaw
No. 46 M. & A.—Chas. Lipe vs. B. L. Umberger
J No. 47 M. & A.—Norman
Harris vs. Amanda Harris
I No. 48 H. S. W.—Newman
Crawford vs. Amanda Crawford.
| No. 49 M. & A.—J. E. Ca
nup vs. Lula Canup
t No. 50 M. & A.—Caroline
Weddington vs. J. C. Willeford
I No. 52 H. S. W.—Steve
Starnes vs. Madine Starnes
| No. 54 H. S. W —Jas. Min
cy vs. Sallie Mincy
s No. 56 H. S. W.—W. M.
Starnes vs. Flora B. Starnes
No. 56 M. & A.—C. A. Mc-
Collins vs. L. C. McCollins
• No. 57 M. & A.—Carrie Bell
Wilson vs. Robert L. Wilson
I No. 58 A. S. Dayvault vs. Emily Flowe
I No. 59 J. L. C.—Flora Ver-
I - T bl T e ~ vs- J- C. Verble
i No. 60—L. T. H.—Geo.
I VT Dunlap vs. Hattie Dunlap
1 No. 62 Corl Wadsworth Co. vs. Cannon Mfg. Co.
I No. 64 Corl Wadsworth Co. vs. Arthur Moore
TUESDAY
No. 65 M. & A—O. W. Kel
vs. G. H. Tucker
No. 66 M. & A.—J. F. Carter vs. Chas. Phifer
i No. 67 M. & A—J. F. Oar
-11,. vs. R. L. Morris
No. 68 J. F. Cannon vs. Sou. Ry Co
No. 69 M. & A.—Troy Wil
vt |»ms vs. Amanda Williams
No. 72 Fannie Bost vs. Martin Bost
No. 75 W. J. Barnhardt vs. Israel Fields
t No. 78 M. & A.—W. H.
Ife. Whittaker vs. C. H. Polk
|; No. 82 P. M. Furr et als vs. C. J. Fisher and Ellen Fish
er.
| No. 83 Auto Tractor Co. vs. City Motor Co.
BNo. 84 W. A L Brown vs. G, D. Ellis
I No. 85 T. V. Talbert vs. D. Smith
f No. 87 A. S. Dayvault vs. Tom Caldwell
INa 89 A. S. Dayvault vs. J. Lindsay Boger
iNo. 91 A. S- Dayvault vs. P, L. Wilson
SrNo. 93 M. & A—Maggie
Rainwater * vs. Bell & Harr’s
INo. #5 M. A. Foil vs. Sandy Alston
IBfc 96 A. B. P.-J. Claude
K V, PI,TOfcN * W, “
ton vs. Annie Morton
No. 100 M. A. S.—P. L. Hill vs. Annie '
No. 102 L. T. 11-Rena Mor- ■
» ris vs. W. H. Morris *
No. 108 1 F. F.-Umted Mer. Walters T YVt iTf* f
No. 110 | p vs. United Merc. Co. d UiUC gJ?G UIJIC LW *JL
cher vs. Maggie Fincher g B 4
- m « k rr: gasoline keep the Ipiocn
• No. 114 State & Novelt Fink vs. Dwight Morrison -Jfw. |§K A
No. 116 J. M. O —Joe Neal vs. Sam Alexander « ■ mm mXm
No. :, 8 U . Harris OUt OI VOUT GnPIIIC ....
, No. 119 Bell & Harris Co. vs. C. C. Whitley
No. 121 Ruth Brooks vs. Herman Brooks
No. 124 M. A. S.—Corl Wads- ——— "■ 111 jZMmmM . ■ ■' ■ ■ —-
worth Co. vs. D. H. Sides— L. T. H. l\
No. 126 M. H. C.-V. G. Blan- /
ton vs. Lula Blanton
No. 133 J. M. O.—Elias Rus- / Sf} A VQv \
sell vs. Zeb Long / raw \
No. 137 H. S. W.—Pink L.
Sides vs. Annie Sides I IB [ ■H*B Iml
No. 138 P. & B.—J. Frank 1 —l* LJKJL Vj Hf. I
No. 139 L. T. H. —Truman Mose lam,son
No. .46 M. & S. —A. F. Har,- J0, "” 0,, & P '" ) ' Xyg^jj^^/ANTlrl^OCKCaWailtt^
No. 147 m‘ A°' S. —W. M. V5 ' T ' A
no. .64 ijc._j.no a.. » ft aU. comes out of an oil -wdl
f. evov drop ofthis new
-■ “ ° * -WV“ ' fflndair IfC Gasoline, to mfr
N . 163 LT. H. R. L. Cost Costner "kllOClt
No. 165 Ernest Kiser vs. Frank Alexander • • wVfrrr Mil 1J ♦ • • w^wS^ww^^SJmrnLmS^m
No. 169 M. B. S.—T. D. Free- V 4 MT X CP*
No. .67 r H . Barrier j It CUtS OOWII thC OH YOUT
No. 188 R. L. Hartsell, Agt. vs. J. A. Clontz 9 # « **
189 p^efc s vs A j? Hartseii engine, .and it Cuts OOWO VOUT
No. 196 Commercial Credit a % %•%% -m* a
no , N S: a s.—National j f repair bills.. .It’s all gasoline .
ZZI&ZZI. and gets its cmh-biock quality
z7~ ““ c «from its refining process.,
06 more H StCllaGl vs Amzi Gilmore bettiT Qdflti'lfoOCkJuel
THURSDAY ' .
issi Sinclair HfGrASOUNE
N °' 228 Poe M ’ °’~ Clarence ys AHce p r _ OWiy THREE CENTS MORE. THAN REGULAR, SINCLAHW '
No. 241 m. & s—Unique '
lustrating Co. vs. Crystal Lamp Laundry,
■ J. M. O.
No. 260 A. S. Dayvault vs. J. N. Morris
No. 275 M. B. Fuller vs. Motor & Tire Service Co
No. 281 M. & S. W.— A. L.
Smith vs. J. Frank Smith et ah
No. 285 H. & H—So. Ry Co. vs. Hartsell Mills Co.
No. 286 H. & H.—Mattie
Honeycutt vs. Otis Honeycutt
No. 305 M. H. C.—Lena Mor
> gan, by next friend
Will Scott vs. American Nat’l Ins. Co.
No. 306 Concord Motor Co. vs. H. A. Lindsey
No. 311 H. & H. —Cabarrus
Motor Co. vs. Geo. J. Hurlocker
No. 319 P. & B.—Mary Bell
Miller vs. J. Lester Miller
No. 324 W. W. Hanson vs. Geo. C. Phifer
No. 333 Carrie Bradford vs. Dan Michael
No. 342 J. M. O.—W. W. Og
lesby Vs. Lee Johnson
No. 348 S. W. K.—Lela S.
• Spillman Vs. Calvin Spillman
No. 357 M. A. S.—Tom Led
„ tter vs - Marv Ledbetter
No. 364 M. A. S.—J. N.
Thompson V s. W. H. Hughey
FRIDAY
No. 369 S. W. K.—Mrs. Mary
„ Ewing vs . Tno . W . Petrea
™ S’ . ,Vf ve vs. S. E. Barringer
No. 383 Corl \Vadsvvorth Co. vs. Andrew Harris
No. 399 Carrie Reed Davis vs. Ernest and E. C. Byres
2°’ 1’ alker vs - R - D - Madrey
No. 406 F: A.—Virginia How
-r Tr Vs - Lizzie Phifer
No. 407 S. W. K.—V. V. Ad
vr x a r ms o vs - Letta Adams
No. 439 M. & S.—T. D.
xt an « vs - C - H - Graeber
2°' T’ S res T s vs ' J- A. Kennett
No. 488 M. & S.—lnternat
xt i0 w al o Shoe Co - vs. Ruth-Kesler et als
No. 489 M. & S.—R. M.
xr cl o vs. M. L. Furr
No. 495 M. & S.—Concord
Rational Bank V s. L. H. Sides
The initials immediately following the number of the
c * se ™ preSent a ttorney or attorneys in the case.
. ,, I ' , ? rc . e .^ ases not docketed by agreement of the Bar, will
be called at the convenience of the Court.
Witnesses need not attend until day set for trial. All
cases not reached on day set will take precedence over cas
es of next day.
This February 16, 1926.
j. b. McAllister.
: . . . w Clerk Superior Court.
The JUreh number of Sportlife. 1
MaefrMen publication, is filled witb
stories that will appeal to the sports
man whatever his hobby. There la
“Aeiwaa the Continent in a Motor
Boat,” the most unusual trans-conti
nental Journey yet to be chronicled.
With John Edwin Hoe* and Freak
8. Wilton as the principals. ‘'Bpaln’e
Red Grants'” is the account of Juan
BelMoate, the sport hero of Spain
and who is a* popular in his «wa
1
• ■* "'-VVi
THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE
land as “Bed Granfe” and “Babe
Ruth” are in this country- “Behind
the Scenes in an , Auto-Raci n* Pit”
•hows what happens off stage away
from the eyre of the spectators. These
are but a few of the features ia this
Tlw, American Women’s Club of
London, ! which reaches Ha silver jubi
lee this year, has a membership of
mart than 1,100 women.
rCOUNTRY I
CORRESPONDENCE
ENOCHVILLE.
We have a very succe»sfiil school
at Enochville this winter, which is
being taught by Misses Thetia Turner,
principal; Celia Tucker, intermediate,
Mary Sechler, primary.
Mr. Arthur Overcash’s family is
convalescing from scarlet fever.
Miss Kathleen Plaster has installed
a new radio.
Mrs. F. B.- Brown and Mrs. Willie
Brown have been ill with flu, but ure
improving.
Miss Ruth Overcash, from Ranlo
school, Gastonia, is spending the
week-end with home folks.
Misses Jennie, Ruth, aud Addie Ov
ereash and Misses Turner and Tuck
er visited Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Deal
of Charlotte.
Mr. Arthur Wright has purchased
a new Ford touring car.
A. SCRIBBLER.
LIT AKER SCHOOL.
We are having some spring weather
along now.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Talbirt and
family, of Oakboro. were visitors at
Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Litaker’s Buuday.
2 Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Faggart spent
Saturday night and Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. G. E. Faggart.
Mr. and Mrs. Farrell Liles and fam
ily, of China Grove, spent Sunday af
ternoon with Mr, and Mrs. M L.
Barnhardt.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Litaker, of
Concord, spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr. and Mrs. C„ H. Graeber.
Mr. George Litaker, was greatly
disappointed last Wednesday morning
when bo found that all of his meat
had been stolen. Wo hope the thief
will be caught.
Mr. and Mrs. Sid Lefler and chil
dren, spent Sunday afternoon with
Mr. Kin McDonald.
We are glad to report that the well
it Litaker’s seboolhouee has been com
pleted.
Mr. Jim Love, of Concord, spent
Saturday nigmt with his brother, Mr.
Frank Love.
Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Krimminger
and children spent Sunday morning
with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bost.
We think tbe wedding bells will
ring soon. BROWN EXES.
CONCORD ROUTE FIVE. >
Mr. Paul Ross is ill at this writing
with pneumonia. We wish for him a
speedy recovery.
The condition of Mr. Juline Furr is
Mr. Frank Barnhardt ia able to be
I out again, we are glad to note.
Mr. Paul Barnhardt. of Chicago, is
• spending some time hare with home
> folks. He was called here by the
1 m* hiß * ran d-father, J. R. Bam
with J. F. Osborne, of Stanley,
f Mr. Jimmie Furr spent some time
a.** w* -a. «<M*
. . v..
’ • " : V •> >, £ is! AM
Allman.
Mrs. D. O. Plott entertained quite!
a number of her friends last Thurs
day at nu old time quilting.
Mr. aud Mrs. George Bnrnhardt
and children, of Sanford, spent Sun
day night with Mrs. J. It. Bnrnhardt.
Mr. George Cline and family spent
Sunday night at the home of M. L.
Boss.
Mies Bertha Scott is on the sick
list at this writing.
Master Hoke Barnhardt, Jr., and
his sister. Marion, are spending some
time with their grandmother, Mrs. J.
H. Barnhardt.
Mr. Berry Binehardt is walking
lightly and singing softly. It's a
boy.
Mrs. Esther Barringer, who has
been undergoing treatment at the San
itorium, in Charlotte, is able to be
back home again. The condition of
Mrs. Barringer is somewhat improv
ed.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Baugh spent
Tuesday in Concord.
There will be Sunday school, and
preaching Sunday afternoon at Friend
ship- SALLY ANN.
CONCORD ROUTE ONE.
We are haring some very beautiful
weather along now. It makes us all
feel like like winter, is gone and Bpring
is here.
Mrs. Betty Owyn, Mrs. Tolbert, and
Mr. Scott Gwyn spent a few hours
at the home of Mrs. Gwyn’s sister,
Mrs. R. H. Lore, on last Sunday
evening. > ,
Mr. and Mrs. jVud Dover and chil
dren. of Concord, spent a few hours
at the home of Mr. J. W. Stowe on
last Sunday evening.
Misses Elsie and Betty Love, of
near Roberta, spent a few hours on
Sunday with Miss Minnie Stowe.
Mr. Grady Crisco was a visitor at
the home of Miss Dollie McDonald, on
last Sunday.
Mr. Jake Johnson, of Concord, was
a Sunday visitor in our community.
Misses Beatrice Stancilt and Minnie
Stowe, Messrs. BiU and Robert Stan
cill spent a few hours with Misses
Elsie, and Betty Love near Roberta,
last Friday night. JUNE BUG.
ALLEN.
Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Rogers and
family, of Charlotte, spent Sunday
with Mrs. Rogers’ parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. P. Flowe.
Miss Mary Estridge, of Charlotte,
spent the week-end with her grand
’ mother, Mrs. J. T. Estridge.
1 Mrs. J. R. Brafford wag a visitor in
this community Sunday.
1 Mrs. John Connell, of Kannapolis,
spent Saturday night with relatives
■ here.
Mr. and Mrs. H. 8. Estridge, Mr.
1 * nd Mia. Sylvester Estridge and fam
! Hy, of Charlotte, spent Sunday eve
* Eat* With th ** r Mrs. J, T.
a % Mrs. O. L. Flows spent
» f; ** home of Mrs.
. Ijf>d Gray, of Wake Forest, has
L - W. Gray.
-j Wri-jmr stseehed at Howells
I Church Sunday evening. Mr. Gray
is a young man and has been at Wake
Forest for a year and a half. He is
a fine young man and we wish him
well.
The wedding bells have been ring
ing again. Miss Wilson and Mr.
Stancill were married last week. I
think that all of the boys and girls
are going to ge married or it looks
that way. It is mighty good to get
help as it is ooiping worktime.
" A. READER.
EASTERN NO. ELEVEN.
The farmers are sowing oats and
making preparations for early vege
tables.
Mrs. Mary Diggers, who has been
right sick for a week, does not im
prorae much, we are sorry to say.
Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Faggart and
Miss/ Lueile Boat spent a while Mon
day evening in Kannapolis with . Mr.
ami Mrs. C. B. Suther. Mrs. D. G.
Bost returned home with them, hav
ing spent several days there on ac
count of the serious illness of little
Eevelyn Suther. She was improv
ing very slowly from an attack of in
ttuenaa.
Mrs. Haynes Plott, of No. 0, visited
relatives here recently.
Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Whitley. Mes
darnes E. A. Plott, W. M. Faggart
and James Pleas spent Monday with
Mr. aud Mrs. E. F. Whitley.
Miss Virginia Cline, of Mont
Arnoena Seminary, and Misß Ophelia
Lltaker, of Kannapolis, spent the
week-end at their' respective homes.
X.
LOCUST.
A visit from the stork on last Fri
day, February 12th. resulted in a
present to Mr. and Mrs. Fetxer Hart
sell of a son.
Miss Ethel Crayton, of Albemarle,
was a week-end visitor at P. E. Tuck
er’s.
Adrian Simpson, of Apex, spent
Saturday and Sunday here with his
parents.
Miss Vera Smith was confined to
her room all of last tyeek as the re
sult of having a tooth extracted.
Mr. and Mrs- Roy Tucker are mov
ing this wick to Troy, where Mr.
Tucker has employment.
Mias Mary Furr, who works in
Kannapolis, is spending the week
here at her home.
Aunt Martha Furr, of Union
connty, is visiting relatives and
friends in this section.
Heavy thunder clouds passed over
and around early Sunday morning and
also iq the evening and at night be
coming still heavier, pouring out a
shower of bail —a real summertime
hail storm.
The kitchen campaign which has
beep on in this county for several |
months reached its climax Saturday!
when an all-day meeting was held in i
Albepurie. I
The members with a number of
men who were interested assembled in
the court house where enthusiastic
speech* were made after which the
doeena of prise* were delivered.
Aa unusually attractive and appe
tising dinner was served picnic style
Friday, February 19, 1926
in the Community building which ev
ery one enjoyed immensely. Follow
ing this ail were taken on a tour to
visit the pretty kitchens in the coun
ty. P.
FURR NO. TWO.
The small grain is looking fine
through this section since the recent
cold snaps.
Grier Whitley kaci a fine mule to
die a few weeks ago.
On last Sunday we had a very se
vere hail and electric storm but no
serious damage was done.
The cotton seed grader has been
busy through this neighborhood all
this week grading seed for planting.
James Love and Mies Grace Lore
made a business trip to Monroe Tues
day.
Most of the farmers are preparing
their summer’s stovewood and getting
in shape for farming. And the farm
ers’ wives are sowing seeds and mak
ing ready to plant gardens.
We are having some fine weather
for the past few days. The birds are
singing, the frogs are howling, the
mosquitoes are biting, the owls are
hooting.
The people all seem to be very well
pleased with the wartime prices on
provisions for money is hard to get
with moat of the farmers. But nev
ertheless they are trying to pull
through.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Honeycutt
spent Sunday with Pant Rinehardt.
Zeb and Bryant Kennedy, from
Concord, were visitors in this section
Saturday. OLD GREY.
CENTER VIEW.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F: Barnhardt and
l little grand-daughter, Agnes Petbel, of
■ this place, returned from West Palm
Beach, Fla., Saturday. They visited
Mrs. Barnhardt’s brother, Mr. Char
les Winecoff. They report a nice
time, saying Florida is a real summer
land, and wish we could have all been
with them.
Mrs. J. N. Seamons is visiting Mrs.
B. H. Cook.
Mr. H. M. Fink and family visited
Mr. J. A. Wentx, of Midway .Sunday.
Mrs. Elmor Shinn has returned
W® the Charlotte Sanatorium, where
she has been taking* treatment. We
are glad to note improvement in her
condition.
Miss Sarah Cartbern, of Kannapo
lis, spent Sunday afternoon with Miss.
Margaret Castor.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kincaid visited
Mrs. B. H. Cook Sunday afternoon.
We are glad to know that the little
children of Mr. and Mrs. L. O. -Wine
coff are better.
Miss Lavena and Master J. W.
Cook visjted Master Robert and Rnby
i Linn Sunday.
f Rev, and Mrs. Peeler visited Hr. C.
I M. Linn Sunday.
i Mr. B. H. Cook and daughter visit
t ed Mr. J. A. Brantley’s in No. 8 Sun
day.
We are glad to note that Mrs. B.
1 P°°* I* improving. '
’We all miss the presence of Mr.
Lewis Troutman and family. They
have moved to No. 10 township.
I v BROWN BIRD.