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. SIXTH PACE
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AUDITOR'S, REPORT
I J N. White, Auditor of Madison County, do hereby certify thfcthe
following correct report of d amount, rece ved a ?d out
of the different funds of Madison county irom may
1929- GENERAL COUNTY
RvctiipU
Balance May 1st, 1929
Bank of French Broad, Interest
B. E. Guthrie, Taxes
B. E. Guthrie, Taxes
Bond Indebtedness, Ck. drawn in error
Citizens Bank, Interest
B. E. Guthrie, Taxes
Bond Indebtedness, Ck. drawn in error
Town of Marshall, Notes
B. E. Guthrie, Taxes
DUWnrBiaU
J. Hubert Davis, Clerk Superior Court $ 50.00
J. Will Roberts, Register of Deeds
R. R. Ramsey, Sheriff
John A. Hendricks, Attorney
J. N. Moore, Physician
B. E. Guthrie, Tax Collector
C. J. Wild, Commissioner-32 miles .-
T A. Silver, Commissioner-6 days-7 miles
John F. Ammons, Comimissioner-7 days-14 miles
J. N. White, Auditor
Frank Searcy, Janitor
Earle Brintnall. County Demonstrator
Frances Crafton, Home Demonstrator
Artie Banks, Mothers Aid . :
Lillie Rector, Mothers Aid
Malinda Wilson, Mothers Aid
Emma Wild, Mothers Aid
Mary Buckner, Mothers Aid
Cassie Tarlton, Mothers Aid .
Mrs. Plumer Bryan, Mothers Aid
Weaverville Tel. Co., Phone rent -
O. S. Bradford, Freight-drayage disinfect
Edwards & Broughton, 'Book C. . C.
Shelton TVeed Co., Supplies Co. Home
E. R. Tweed, Supplies outside poor-jail
News-Record, Printing reports-notice ..
Edwards & Broughton, Supplies C. S. C
News-Record, Supplies C. S. C.
Commercial Ptg. Co., Supplies Auditor -R.
L. Brvan Co., Supplies C. S, C.
Earle Brintnall, Cleaning typewrite
N. W. Carolina Util., Inc., Lights
International Chem. Co., Disinfect for
Edna Robinett, Work Auditor & C. S.
rlll rwy 1 Unll teino
wiu ltiyiui,
J. C. Fortner, Half fes
O. C. Rector, Supplies Co. Home-Co. House,
Outside poor -
Straley Hensley, Half fees -----
Printinir Press. Supplies Reg. Deeds
Edwards & Broughton Co., Tax Scrolls
J. Will Roberts, Expense Account irom
May 1929 -
J. Hubert Davis, Judge Juvenile Court
R. H. Clark, Supt. Co. Home . .-
D. E. Hipps, Half fees
Eli Hipps, Half fees
John Hipps, Half fees
Town of Marshall, Water rent
B. E. Guthrie, Adv. Nelws-Record
J. B. Hollifield, Half fees
J. B. .Runnion, Half fees
TV Wirvo Wolf foes
Ida Goforth, Pauper - j?""
Mrs. Bertha Myers, Pauper - ouu
S. Brigmon, Registrar Election - 28.48
R. H. McClure, Judge 3.00
Reagan McDevitt, Judge
Mrs. B. B. Shelton, Pauper - 10.00
Mrs. C. M. Gage, Half fees .72
Mrs. Till Thomas, Pauper ----- ----- 5.00
Essie Norton, Pauper ----- 10 00
Josephine Wallin, Keeping paupers 20.00
Mrs. Bertha Marlor, Pauper 5.00
Jno. J. Phoenix, State Orphanage - 125.00
R. R. Ramsey, Jail Account i. 130.40
R. R. Ramsey, Expense account - 20.40
Mrs. W. M. Naves, Pauper - - - 10.00
Robert Hensley, Half f ees 4.85
G. L. McKinney, Clothing County Home 7.75
Dr. Frank Roberts, Inquest Grant Ward - 25.00
J. Hubert Davis, C.S.C., Jurors Inquest Ward 6.00
R. M. Robinson, Registering 543 names 16.29
E. F. Rector, Registering 151 names- 4.53
F. E. Runnion, Registering 134 names. 4.02
B. T. Hensley, Registering 204 names 6.12
James Wallin, Registering 117 names 3.51
G. W. Cook, Registering 70 names.-. 2.10
W. C. Silver, Registering 233 names.. 6.99
S. J. Metcalf, Registering 179 names 5.37
W. E. Briggs, Registering 179 names 5.37
L. B. English, Registering 254 names. 7.62
M. B. Worley, Registering 179 names 5.37
G. B. Brown, Registering 290 names 8.70
John Gardner, Registering 171 names 5.13
J. R. Henderson, -Registering 134 names 4.02
W. M. Lawson, Registering 350 names 10.59
Isaac Rice, Registering 83 names 2.49
H. E. Wallin, Registering 129 names.. 3.87
L. P. Boone, Registe: 'ng 21 n . 6.39
Joe Worley, Registering 132 n'mes 5.46
J. C. Rhinehart, Registering 169 names 5.07
G. W. Coates, Registering 209 names 6.27
E. W. Reece, Registering 331 names 9.93
C. C. Peek, Registering 123 names 3.69
E. M. Randall, Half fees 3.95
Harrell's Printing House Posters and postage Tax Listers 7.00
Balance June 1st, 1929 5,612.49
$8 1 18 92
BONDED INDEBTEDNESS
Balance May 1st, 1929
B. E. Gutherie, Taxea
B. E. Gutherie, Taxes
B. E. Gutherie, Taxes
B. E. Gutherie, Taxes
DibormBU -
General Co. Fund, Ck. charged in error Gen. Co. ..$ 382.81
Citizens Bank, Draft interest on bonds . 1,306.38
General Co. Fund, Ck. charged in error Gen. Co 225.00
John A. Hendricks, Expense en notes v 60.60
Citizens Bank, Draft Interest on bonds 1306.38
Balance June 1st, 1929 : V, ...... 67,530.18
JURY
'Balance May 1st, 1929
B.' Gutherie, Taxes i
B. fil Gutherie? TateSt-L
CftSsena Bank? Interest '
:B.EGuthem,tTaxat
a. a. uutnene, ixes
w, Transfer from CitiiSens Bank .to Bank
-i i Jury. Vouchers Paid Bankv French; Broads .... .:102.1
i rfary. voucnera rsia ituKst pau,-.,
' lianS: of Frenci Broad, Transfer from
TJ.1 T..- fi"IO90 ' ' i
-i - f---
' Sheejf jfrtrwers.of Macon Conn"ty"5 Of making' books there is no end
.". sold if, 000 pounds of wool at the-eo-otherwise there trould be fewer race
operative pool recently held at Sylra.. tracks. ; 5 ; ; X -.i t : u a v - ri
$3,795.64
4.24
1,076.27
448.47
-
-
Gen.
--------
Gen.
-----
Co.
382.81
4.50
1,076.27
Co.
225.00
657.25
.... 448.47
$8,118.92
150.00
20.00
75.00
100.00
24.86
34.20
44.80
150.00
76.00
126.00
50.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
20.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
4.50
2.03
29.96
20.60
17.50
95.70
3.15
12.00
14.70
7.80
6.50
16.71
22.00
24.45
1.90
-----
jail
C.
.. -c
25.90
2.70
4.25
70.92
& Abstracts
it-to-to iu
45.05
5.00
----- 223.50
2.80
- 2.80
- 3.70
25.00
-
-
3.00
3.20
3.20
.75
$8,118.92
$47,841.89
. 4,573.92
. 1,905.76
4,573.92
. 1,905.76
$60,801.25
$60,80 J.26
$60,801.25
FUND
0 i
j i.rf.
! 898.it
j 22.49
r's.
S2i4
400,00
of-French Broad I ... u.
1 .
$1,152.84
, . - oj.wu ; ;. -
Citizens,
615.04
$1,162.6411,152.64
It
THE NEWSRECORD
BRIDGE
Balance May 1st, 1929
Bank of French Broad Interest -
Citizens Bank, Interest -il
Diburtm)nt(
Nothing disbursed
Balance June 1st,
1929
ROAD FUND
i Receipt
Balance May 1st, 1929
Citizens Bank, Interest
Citizens Bank, Interest State Fund
B. E. Gutherie, Taxes
B. E. Gutherie, Taxes
Bank of French Broad, Interest State
Bank of French Broad, Interest
B. E. Gutherie, Taxes
B. E. Gutherie, Taxes
-!MbareBBMits
F. E. Runnion. Overseer
Elmer Stamey, Labor on road
Carl Stamey, Labor on road
Boice Stamey, Labor on road
John Moore, Labor on road
L. 3. Roland, Labor on road
Denver Gregory, Labor on road
Garl Stamey, Labor on road '
Woodrow Gregory, Labor on road
C. CV Stamey, Labor on road
John ICaldwell, Labor on road
Estel Raney, Labor on road
R. J. Yates, Labor on road:
T. A. finttle, lbor on road s
ClayWn aynes, Labor on road ....
T. A. Moore, Foreman on road
Jobie' Henderson, Team on road
T. M. Keener. Team on roaa
L. s7Suttles, Team on road
DolnianrMoore; Team on .road
C W. BaJdng, Team on road
Till Stamey, Supplies
Standard, Oil Co., Gas, Oil And grease
v v 'rvavan Cm.. Suonlies road machine
News-Record, Receipt A Warning books
Carl Rector, Overseer U.
Ramsey Bros. & McClure, Gas, oil & grease
Walter Smith, Labor cn road
Tom Rigsby, Labor on road
Jobn'Chandler, Laoor on Toao
C. Rector, Dynamite-caps, iuse
J. B. Ray, Overseer
Jess Bishon. Labor on road
Orris Hooker, Labor on roaa
L. H. Allman, Overseer .
Dwight Wild, Overseer
L. M. Huntsinger, Overseer
M. F. Reems, 620 feet lumper .
Daxev Wallin. Labor on road
John Cutshall, Labor on road
Ranee Hensley, Labor on road
Hubert Hensley, Labor on road
Floyd Wallin, Labor on road
B. G. Gunter, Labor on road
Shad Franklin, Labor on road .
James Wallin, Labor on road
Genett Lumber Co., Lumber
J. C. Chandley, Labor on road
Otis Chandley, Labor on road .
Jonah Rice, Overseer
Jonah Rice, Labor on road
J. C. English, Overseer
N. A. Cody, Overseer
Homer Payne, Labor on road r
Loyd Dockery, Labor on road
Dillard Sluder, Labor on roaf'J
Henry Worley, Lumber
Emma Brown, Nails -
Lida Brown, Overseer ;
Patterson Ray, Overseer
John Gosnell, Team on road
H. E. Wallin, Labor on road
H. E. Wallin, Truck on road
Patterson Ray, Oversere r
D. G. Jervis, Overseer
L. W. Ammons, Overseer
Luther Chandler, Overseer
Frank Hensley, 2 pick handles
F. H. Stines, Overseer
Carlie Rice, Overseer
Pete R.ce, Truck on road
Jack Rice, Lumber
Anderson Traotor and Equipment Co., Road
Machinery ..- .
Anderson Tractor and Equipment Co., Road
Machinery
A. E. Buckner, Damage
H. Vv". Grooms, Bridge Lumber
Jerry Ra.nsey, Damage .
Hot Springs-Spring Cr. Road Commissiont 1928
Road Tax J : :
Hot Spr'ngs-Spring Cr. Road Commission, 1928
Road Tax
Town of Marshall, On Town's part road
Town of Marshal!, 0-n Town's part road
Town of Marshall, On wn's part road
Balance June 1st, 1929 1
$35,869.14 $35,869.14
J. N. WHITE, Auditor.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 6th day of June, 1929.
EDNA ROBINETT, Deputy Clerk Superior Court.
REPORT OF CLERK
NORTH CAROLINA, V
MADISON COUNTY.
TO EDITOR NEWS-RECORD, . ei . . ...
The undersigned Clerk Superior Court herewith files report, for publica
tion, of all monies coming into his office belonging to Madison County, lor
the month of May 1929. : ...
Balance in Banks last report .
Probate fees, advanced cost, etc
Court costs, fines, jury tax .
Disbursements
Balance in Banks to be disbursed ,
; $1383.56' : $1383.65
Respectfully submitted,
J. HUBERT DAVIS, Clerk Superior Court
Sworn and subscribed to before me this Jme- 6,4Mfc-,-!-'",.--'it;-i''
- r . EDNA ROBINETT, Deputy Clerk Superior Court
Joke with him who jostle yon, "
"" Smile on him who hurries you,
Liragh at hftn' who pnsher'you, ' '
It ! doesn't 'cost entl i ' '
Don!" bTearryi4g aiwind. that chip,
:W1nk yonr y aftdreurre your hp.
And -from life's sunshine take a sip;
fMt.dosnt -cost ent,r fi ?r '
Don't be always .fiwt t rile, .
Your neighbor, give bim just a smile,
It will cheer the dullest; while ..
,It doesnH cost aicentr :, n - ;.'
Sent in by porothy Kmg, 1 '
; - - v jlt. 3, Leicester, N. C .
' Speaking -of -woment attractive
simpletons- are t more ' popular with
men than intellectual bores.
FUND
$1,138.22
1.61
.75
$1,140.58
$ 00.00
.. 1,140.68
$1,140.58 $1,140.58
$32,643.19
40,00
88.88
1,076.27
... 448.47
63.88
34.26
. 1,076.27
448.47
Fund
$35,869.14
19.55
37.10
20.80
21.00
87.10
9.00
11.60
15.00
16.00
17.00
13.00
18.00
26.26
3.60
1.60
67.60
10.00
2.50
1.00
2.60
10.00
.85
33.69
1120
14.00
85.00
54.91
76.25
64.60
20.00
236.34
12.95
4.50
7.60
8.25
21.25
16.25
12.40
40.00
20.00
6.00
24.00
10.00
9.50
11.40
12.00
10.00
21.00
15.00
25.75
21.00
33.00
17.95
2.00
2.00
3.00
67.50
2.00
40.00
7.50
4.00
4.00
15.00
33.75
11.00
42.50
47.50
1.00
28.75
15.00
32.00
5.00
481.37
481.38
50.00
8.32
5.00
1,700.21
1,700.21
500.00
1,438.77
1,438.77
26,453.17
tax .
tax
tax
OF SUPERIOR COURT
f '
$ 281.05
93.35
1009.16
. $1383.65
.$1383.55',.. ;
-rX:r-'" FAIR AND 'WARMER'": .'
Whea he first cane to see her, . i -;
He showed timid heart-' -And
when the lights were low, : ; .
They aat :- this - far , apart. . V ;V
But when this love grew warmer '
And learned the joy of a kiss,
They knocked out all the spaces, f
Andsatnpcloselikethis. j "
John, aged six, was told that he had
to go to the hospital to have his ton
sils removed, and his mother was bol
stering up his morale. "I'll be brave
and do just what you tell me, moth
er," he promised, "but I betch one
thing, they don't palm off no crying
baby on me, like they did on you
when you were in the hospital
Charleston News. "
Rastuss -I got two cats I want to
name after great men. Who do you
luggestT -v--"v,.s
bamboo-Why not name them Byrd
and Nobile, polar' explorers. V
Rasus But, big boy, these ain't
no pole cats. '
TAXI SERVICE v
i Hnan anil nlnaarf emra. Better Jutrv. I
Ice. races are. rignu rnone,
wnie or teiegrapn i
S. B. FERGUSON
tf. Phone 68. -
From BLUFF
Last Sunday was our regular
meeting day and Rev. John Price
preached an interesting sermon. We
are also having a good S. S,
Misses Bonnie and Nannie Plem-
mons of Lusk Chapel visited bur 3.S.
last Sunday. They took dinner with
Mrs. Nelda Plemmons.
Mrs. John Patrick and children
spent Saturday night with relatives
at Hot Springs. -
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Waldroup
and children of Black Mountain, Mr,
and Mrs. Otto Pruett and son of Bal
four spent Sunday with Mr. and iMrs,
R. H. Waldroun. ' n ( n
Mr. W. M. Bright took dinner Sun
day with Mr. N. C. Waldroup.
Mrs. N. C. Waldroun and son
Floyd took dinner Sunday with Mrs.
Viraria Connor, r v
Mr. and Mrs. 'Charlie Henderson
andson Doyle took dinner Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Wal
droup.'' 'f "' ' '
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Connor and
children and Mr. and Mrs. M. C.
Connor took dinner Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Connor.
Miss Rosa Waldroup took dinner
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Lillie
Lankf ord.
Mrs. Edd Waldroun visited Mrs.
Garrett Waldroup Saturday morning'.
Mr. Hubert Gillespie visited his
grandmother at Marshall Sunday;
Misses Ruth and Bulah Trant
ham of Clyde, N. C, have btjen visit
ing their sister, Mrs. Virgie Connor.
Mrs. Crawford Waldroup and chil
dren visited Mrs. Edd Waldroup Fri
day afternoon.
Miss Ruby Waldroup took dinner
Sunday with Miss Ona Bright.
Miss Rosa Waldroup spent Satur
day afternoon with Miss Ruby Wal
droup. iMiessrg Obie, Elmer and Herbert
Waldroup, Misses Mae Finley and
Rosa Waldroup motored across the
Spring Creek mountain to Hot
Springs.
Mr. Bryan Plemmons has two
young foxes which he and Mr. J. J.
Lankford caught.
DR. HUTCHINS AT
MARS HILL
To Open Dental Office
Two Days In Week
Over George &
Whitaker's Store
WEDNESDAY
and
THURSDAY
beginning
APRIL 17 & 18, 1929
ill imif iSlilT ISM ' !
Will Eat my office in
MARSHALL ON OTHER
DAYS
Jsv..-' -v J
J. H. HUTCHINS,
Dentist
From TRUST
We are having some nice warm
weather in this section at present
and most everyone is busy in his crop
Part of the Mt Pleasant singing
class went to Waynesville and sang
at the singing convention on the 9th.
Messrs Floyd and Bailey ' Price,
Misses Carrie, Annie, and The! ma
Davis, Iona Wells and Annie Price
attended ' the decoration at Liberty
Sunday afternoon.- - ' - ':
Mrs. Pearle Plemmons called on
Mrs. Lydia Davis Monday afternoon.
Mr. Barley Price and two sisters,
Alice and Bonnie, spent Saturday
night- at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
G. W. Davis.
Miss Iona Wells and brother Law
rence spent Saturday night at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Price. ..
Mr. and Mrs. Pink Plemmons and
children Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Free
man and others visited at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Price Sunday. .
- Mr. 'George Freeman of Woodfln is
visiting bis grandparents, Mr. and
F, P. Freeman. - - "v.,
Miss Ruth Davis was the guest of
Misses Alice and Bonnie Price Sun
day for dinner. : -.:
MetsrS' H. W .Freeman atfd FP.
Freeman ' went to Marshall one day
last week. . - - .-. . ,
- Mr. and Mrs. Scoville Balding and
little Ruth Balding is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. W. V, Plemmons. v. .
Mrs. Mary Freeman' was Visiting
her sister Mrs. Talitha Meadotwa one
one day last week t i .
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Allison" was
visting Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Math
ers Sunday. '-.,,'-- .
Mr. Glenn Freeman'and Mr. Frank
Davis took dinner with Mr.- Hward
Clark Sunday. - ' .
Mr. Jackson Mathus called at the
home of Mr. G. W. Davis Monday. .
Mrs. Julia Wells and two children
were visiting Mr. and 'Mrs. Dolph
Hipps Sunday.
:MarshalI, N. Ci Z June 21, 192
""THERE la tkg tbu'has W
taken' the place of Bayer Aspirin as
' an antidote for pain. Safe, or physi
' dans wouldn't use it, and. endorse its
N by Others. Sure, or strrersl mil
lion users would have turned to some
dung else. But get real Bayer Aspirin
(at any drugstore) with Bayer on the
box, and the word gtnumt printed in
ltd: ,,) tf&ay,,, ,.", ii?"
ZEJXSZSSimM uru
Patient: "What shall I do for In
somnia doctor?" i
Doctor: "Every evening keep re
peating to yourself, 'I am a night
watchman.' ' -Life.
THE RIGHT WAY TO TRAVEL,
js by train. The safest Host com
fortable. Host reliable. Costa lest,
inquire of Ticket Agents regarding
greatly reduced fares tor abort trips.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM
From TENNELINA
We are haviner fine weather for
farming and work in general and our
people are making good use of it.
Everybody seems well and nappy.
The boys and girls that have been
in school are naw at nome neiping
theiribarents in the fields.
Bcombe Holt of Spring Creek
anr jviola jrnce or tnis piace were
ha fay married Saturday the 15th.
W fish them . long and happy life.
Laura Trent is at present
making her home with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Cook.
Mr. Joe Lawson is still on his job
and meeting his many friends.
Lawson and Carved are. selling
small home lots here,' mostly to the
Fluff folks. They say the new towi
will Be called "Bluff City." f
Mr. Unie Gowan has secured a po-
sition with the Jennette Lumber Co.,
at Hot Springs, rawhiding lumber
and loading cars.
Come on Mr. Editor, with your col
umn as we appreciate it very much.
W. A. SAMS
Physician and Surgeon
Office Front Room Over
Citizen Bank.
GOSNELL WALLIN
On Friday. June 14th, 1929, Mr.
Coy Gosnell and Miss Cora Wallin
were quietly married at the home of
Mr. Robert Sams of Marshall, Mr.
Sams officiating. Mr. Thomas Roch
ester, brother-in-law to Mr. Gosnell,
accompanied them to Marshall and
ias a witness to the wedding. The
couple motored to Asheville and spent
the night with a sister of the groom
and a brother of the bride, Mr. and
Mrs. Dewey Wallin. The infare sup
per was served Saturday evening at
the home of the groom s mother, mrs.
Easter Gosnell. Those present for
the supper were the bride and groom,
Mr. and Mrs. Thos, Rochester, Messrs
Arville and Lyda : Gosnell, Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. W. Bruce and son, Mr. and
Mrs. Wesley Hunter, Rev. S. M. Bal
lard and Mrs. Easter Gosnell. Mr.
Gosnell is the son of Mrs. EasteV
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sil-A
Gosnell of Grape . Vine. Mrs. Uosneyy?
van Wallin of Grapevine. . We wish
for theim many happy years together, a
They will make their home at Grape
Vine where they are farming.
CONFIDENCE
Did you ever stop to think
what an important part con
fidence plays in, the exami
nation of eyes and the fitting
of . proper r glasses? Those
who have , had us examine
their precious eyes and make
glasses know that all optical
work from this old establish
ed firm . is dependable, iour
prices consistent with quali
ty work and our service the
best' ! For ; better ; glasses,
consult : ' i,'
1;;. ff .-; - '-;-r'
Dr. Charles H. Honess
OPTOMETRIST SINCE 1900
- Ne. S Flatiroa BaiMiag,
' ' - ' Ground Flotr
J ASHEVILLE, N. C