TRYON
m
, mvc M. L.Taft werergi?
Mr. ann .-k
4
Miss AVr&elc.
Asheviiie, visited relatives
A. Buckius are
Mr- and - . Asheviiie.
Z v Wilkins tfei$it045Sines!
spending
W. i
SpSanbirg on business yesterday.
iir t Tindsey transacted business
jgJSm'-Greenvi1 ed"
""Oliver Andrews attended5 to
buswss Otters in Asheviiie, last
Monday. , . .
Mr Gerald Stone is spending a short
time in Philadelphia and other east
ern points. - j
Mrs Strong has gone to Cleveland
and other points in northern Ohio, for
he summer. . ;; t
Vr J C. Davis, of Aboline neigh
borhood was attending to business in
Tryon, Saturday.
Mr A. F. Corbin is in West Raleigh
attending the summer school-at the
A. & M. eollege.
Two of the Misses Pettigrew have
been called to South Carolina by the
illness of a relative. j
Mrsl Dewev Lewis, of Wil
mington, are visiting the mother of
tv,o latter. Mrs. Rhodes.
Mrs. Bancroft,, of Ohio is" building
a cottage on Whitney avenue, just ge
vond the home of Mrs. Norman.. ;
Miss Mary Lindsey has returned
home from Atlanta, Ga., where she
las been-' attending, a cunacrvawry .ui
music. . -
Rev and Mrs. E, J. Jones are at
tending the B. Y. P. U. convention in
sheville, this week, as delegates
from the Baptist church of Columbus.
Owing to the increased, cost of ev
erything used by barbers, the price of
hair cutting, on and after June loth
will be 35 cents at Tryon barber
shops.
The fire of Tuesday" night put our
telephone out of commission, so
doubtless there are many news items
we have been unable to, get on that
account.
"When do you take your vacation ?"
is the slogan of the day. So far . as
the force of the NEWS is concerned,
that word does not appear in their
dictionary.
Asheviiie newspapers nd, ministers
are having quite a discussion ' over
Sunday observance. . A great . many
arguments can b said both pro and
con oh this subject. '" "' '. "
A ereat -many ladies of Tryon are
mounrine tile loss of wearing apparel
on account of the nre.: many were
under course of "construction ' m the
millinery store that burned. f
Mr. LeCompte, of Iowa is the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. A. L.- HilL He is
Mrs. Hill's father. Mr. LeCohipte
has many friends in Tryon who are
always glad to see him. He will be
here for some time.-
The town tomm'ioncrs at N their
tions thanking the members of the
civic committee for the work they
have done in beautifying the.town,. al
so to others who have been of such
aid in the campaign of cleaning up
Tryon. -WilVins
& Co.. have, leased the
fnrmprlv occunied by the
Carolina Hardware Co., and, are fill
ing it with goods as fast as they can
be secured. Mr. Wilkins requests us
to dTinoiinPP nis nrm is reauv iur uua-
iness, and will soon have a complete
stock
Tiv Onn nf Atlanta, will preach
M-r M. m w - r ,
1 church, next
nr. Queen has
flip-' concrre-
national church, and those who heard
him will be glad to have tne oppor
tunitv of doing so sprain. Those who
have "missed a
- treat. " '''-y- '- :-
Plliott Hazard." of
Charleston and New. York, with their
voung son, are uccupyms y
Searles cottages for the summer. Mr.
HovrA waa q nnrnpr of Mr. rTarOla
Erskine, in New York, But now has
undertaken mill architecture for the
Southern mills, using irvon ior ma
headquarters. - ''J'.;,
Lee Thompson, of White Oak town
ship, called on us Tuesday, -'He was
returning from Greenville J b. C.,
where he went with Mr." Joe Hall, who
Than nnrorii-aA tt MfVTtif'rtn " tliore. Mr.
Thompson tells us that he txibnrcalar
hosDit-al at Greenville has oyer 260
soldiers as inmates, and ' the number
rapidly increasing as the boys return
j i win overseas service,
TVio Aio-v.V Thnnco er lmitr OCCUI)?ed
hv Mrs. Thurston, has been bought by
Mrs. Mazyck's daughter, Mrs.' r.;
Pom, who intends making her home
in Trvon. Mrs. Poppe will soon be
ioined bv her -son and daaughter, now
m boardine school. - Mrs. Thurston
vrill spend the summer 'in Saluda,
while Miss Thurston is in Massa
chusetts. Both of them will return
in the autumn. iv 5 ? v-;4
J. The election contest proceedings
.were... begun, at Columbus, last Mon
Aiv, and several of our citizens were
iled there on that account. Referee
ftelf arrived in Trvon, Monday mom-;
ins: and proceeded to Columbus. " As
been subpoened on both sides ittJrom
ises to be a long drawn out affair. As
iicn side is represented hv five attor
nevs these eentlemen will have to
make a bluff at earning their moneyr
v cm events.
Construction work on the road be
tween Tryon and Saluda is under
neadwav. An xivooSii ?n i fVie
asheviiie newspapers calls for labor
1 . JMOad constimctimi in Polk county.
It s, sincerely to& .be ; hoped- that
uS.gwen can securedtQ.do.r$?me
jwk between Tryon andBaWoruni
tor-. ine summer is over. Last-wirt-
'to ta ' " "Jiox to De ioneubtcii
. tint A
h a a i f-- -s r. f I'll .ty.
The day vill come when yoii will
wish you had your account with this
v. , . - V; - -
fast growing bank.
Less than two years old with Resources of
Dv2ir. $ U '559OOOoOO
PofllkjCoiuiirDty; FoOks
Foip
Pebp
es Bank &JTrust Go.
TRYON, N. C.
G. H. HOLMES, Pres. W. F. LITTLE, Cash.
Ihie
Oar
for the
MdCamtaiinis.
lmmedi
Can Make
ate
LYNCO-D
Delivery
Tryon, N
C.
REAL ESTATE, L
OAHS
1 n i i . f ...'.:.L.J nn'
r jtv .nd Farm Poperty Bought ana ocw-a. rura. -City
and r aP" , proDrty taken care of and renls
; furanhed house for rent rropeny
JAMES LEONARD, Tryon, N. C.
EsitOuir Meats!
Youll need neither , hitchat nor . .tiof A
good, ordinary U molar, wfll e. dpo rf.
- A- Fine Tep'derloin SteaK .
An Extra Porterhouse Steak
A Luid"" """" Steak , . V
A Nutritious Roast . v . ..
, . .' Y!.1. f Park Chops . -
If you havn-t teeth wehave uuage Aa. wdl fairly
J m vour mouth.
Is There
An
Electric
Flat Iron
In Your Home,
EaJ outineaU.
Also whhCtouyri
Good for your .stomach.'
cattle; ;hdgs-
thpTst passable mud hole within , ww.i&nTrV VJ
.0- -isdTLC ;.lU
Wicfi purchases-. wiveico'upohsVhich. -are
are of .tneitand'Well worth more than the "small
effort required by the saving of your coupons to bb-
. tain uiem. - vaiianu gm a pieiniuni uuun. juiiu uum
' saving your coupons today. . 1
; Below are a few money saving prices. Give us
an order and we are sure the treatment you receive
will cause you to come again.
3 lb. cans Tomatoes per dbz.. .... . . .... . ... .$1.05
2 lb. cans Tomatoes, per doz . 1 .50
2 lb. cans Corn, per doz; . . . . . . v .". . . ... 2.10
Flour, per barrel. ; . . . . : . . . . . . ..... 12.0
Best Shorts, per -75 lb. bag... . . . . . . . . . . T.. . 2.501:
. Your orders for anything in our line will receive
: prompt and carelul attention. '
Price $ 5.50
Guaranteed or
10 Years I
lRYOti ELECTRIC .SERVICE
compaiiy:
WflMinis:&:
Tryon9 N. C.
Co.
This Bank is for Peope who
Want to Improve their Financial: Condition,
Will you let us serve you? A checking account is most
convenient in the payment of bills. It is the safest recsipt;
A-Savings account is the sureoad to an eventual com
petency." We solicit your account.
CAROLINA STATE BANK.
DAVID C. BARROW W C ROBERTSON, Q. C. SOHNIR
VmiMmI . "Vlr Pr isi Am t
H. B. LANE
' Cubier
v k .'" k.
For f armm flaods or (fcowirn
property see
FOR SALE AT A
BARIAN
If taken at once. Cash or reasosble
terms. j
Two tenant houses, well built, ui colored
tenement district. Store house and lot on
Trade street. GEO. A. GASH, Agt
.... -
I " . 10k
I ' " " I ,
X I
SUHANlit
GFestwood- Hotel
When you have become dissatisfied elsewhere try
"CRESTWOOD." Modern throughout, well furnished-and
comfortable.
Good Home Cooking and Plenty of It.
Special rates to guests by the month. ;
Trbyn, N. c. CHAS. LEONARD Proprietor.
-
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Hovintr mialifieH as administrator
of the estate of Jacob Onesby, deceas-
aA lofn ;.. Prtiv Conntv. Jortn caro-
lina, this is to notify all persons hold-
mg Claims again&u aiu esuu w
sent the same for payment to the un
dersigned administrator, on. or before
the 22nd of April .1920, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their recov-
JJAII persons indebted tp saia esiaie
please make4 fmfriediate.. payment
gaaod. ariminiiBtr
JOHN A. SHIELDS, Adtuiustrator.
Your oraera ior , r ve"t"
Sifeg Finish Mbuis t Framing.
We manufacture "this1 and can save
yott" money. See., us - for lath, brick,
doors and sash. ' :" i f -J.
T. GUKiSN LUMBER COMPANY.
FresE
bread.
amdl
cakes received ,
.daily
.IT
:i ,-.rr .1 VIMtmi. f hr.llfWm . . " II V '1
" ": phbhe No. 14- L .
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