FOLK COUNTY NEWS, TRYON, NQBTH CAROLINA
A
tj Y Capps, of Saluda, was
" ,;trr - ;
visit"1-
Won .-rv Bush spent Satur-
Sunday in Asheville. ,
W T?mard spent Sunday
JIi home folks in Asheville.
t W Graham, of New York, who
ps wffe, returned home, Fri-
W' QTirl wife went to
W. E- Shv. for a visit with rel-
ihevie
H-iue-hter Miss
t. J-f Saturday in Hender-
Dall an rrsr n I
, ,r tsroaaus 6 , .
sDent Tuesday m
T':iy.V cnent; RnfnrHnv
Asheville.
H J J 1
jip: J rJ. Jiesier ana vjeur
.Hgffi visitef in Henderson-
fee, luebua.
Mrs.
J coiiip Streadwiek.and Lena
1 .n spent fromFriday until
Klv visiting Asheville friends.
fr Henrv B. Conrad, of Washing
Ut. r Arrived today for a visit
ton, V- L' a Mr nnH iVTrs J. "R.
th her pai-f
Hester.
twp will be
,r.i- T.n-nrlrmYl - snent the
j - 'i vrnn wim ivi i ts. jiir-
r in I 1 V Vil
uk-eiiu i"
V- Morgan.
Mr and Mrs. J. r obter oeanca, yvi,
Jl III If m .. p - v ' -' I I ' - ...I
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Wcelily Mews tetter
from Peoples Bankpt Trust G.
nreachincr at the
Sundav evening at
Sfby the pastor. The public cor-
dially mvitea.
Mr J D. Sawyer left, yesterday,
.Mt 'Dora, Fla., where he will
the winter. He was accompan,
SP5. ,fl-iPr and sister.
ied by" """" . -
Mrs. J. H. Gibbs, of Mill Spring,
in town, Monaay xo meet ner
S from Spartanburg that day.
n.. att- Dver. of Kentucky, a re
tired Episcopal minister, has rented
the cottage lormeny occupieu uy
c Oliveras and will occupy the
same' for the winter.
.r- t w Tlion and littledauehter
are spending this week in Asheville.'
Mrs. J. n. Kion ana iiuue uaugnier
Oren Hernn?, ot bpartanourg . were
Trvon visitors yesteraay.
Just received Car load of good
buggies. Worm nice man .we... as
for them. Come and see them.
(d. JL. MA 1 itfK 1
25-4t-pd Campobello, S. C
LOST: On Thursday afternoon on
& road between Mr. Wilson's house
od Miss Pettigrew's a patinum bar
cot with small diamonds. Rfi-
rard if returned to Miss Pettigrew.
I&ts. 3. U. Reaves, of Mobile, Ala.,1
snent last week in Tryon, the guest of
her sister, Mrs. A. L. Hill. She was
joined Saturday by her husband who
spent Sunday here before they return
ed to their home. . ,
Tom Moore, of Greens Creek, was
in Tryon Monday. He informs us
that he and and a party of four oth
ers went "possum" hunting and got
nine big, fat fellows, one of .them
weighing ten pounds. .
Elsewhere in this issue will be
found the advertisement of the Polk
County Bank & Trust Co. the new
est comer in the financial field of old
Polk county. This institution is
starting out with 93 stockholders and
a capita of approximately $13,000.
This new bank onens for business to
day and the prospects for success of
mis institution are flattering.. Work
on the bank building is progressing
nicely, and until its completion the
bank will be located in the old court
room of the court house. Success to
wik's "Baby Bank."
. The Lanier Cub, which has "been an"
influence for good here in Tryon, for
enty-nme years, will meet for the
rst time this season, on Thursday,
October 6th at 3:30, at the Library.
Ine officers and members of the club
"el proud of its work during the war.
ow that the -necessitv. of unusual
T'ork is over fhey hope to make it
1C ana more a benefit to the com
ity, to .the Trvon ' visitors and to
jew comers to the city. Applications
r membership are cordially received.
me winter hours of the Lamer L.i
Jary Will begin on November first;
une l0 nve Tuesdays and Sat
urdays. -
.The school teachers of Saluda
wvnship met on Friday afternoon at
UDrarV Wnll :
THE COPPER CENT
The Government; of the United
States, m 1835, made an, offer of
$$1,000 fori the most acceptable design
to beplaced upon the new cent coin
soon to be issued. Some Indian' chiefs
traveled from the Northwest to Wash
ington to visit the Great Father, and
then journey to Philadelphia to1 -see
the mint, whose chief engraver was
James Barton Longrace, who invited
them to his' house. '
the engraver's - daughter, Sarah,
aged ten, greatly enjoyed the visit of
her father's guests, and during the
evening, to please her, one of the
chiefs took off his f eatherd helmet
and war oonnett and placed it on
her head. In the company was ah
artist, who immediately -ketched-fier
and handed the picture to her father.
Mr. Longrace, knowing of ,the com
petition for a likeness to go upon the
cent projected, under the inspirtion of
the hour, resolved to contend for the
prize offered by the Government. To
his delight the officials accepted it
and the face of his daughter appeared
upon the poin, which was circulated
about the nations for nearly a hun
dred competitors. The cent bearing
the face of Sarah Longrace has gone
into more hands than any other Am
erican coin. Ladies Home Journal.
' Tomorrow may be too late. ? -Rent a
Safe Deposit Box in our solid concrete
vault for the protection of your valu
ables. No one can meddle with the
contents of thet box for you hold the
only keys that will unlock the bcx and
it requires a "Master Key."which the
bank holds', to get in the box with
your own key so that if you lose a key
just notify us and no one can get in
to the box. The master key wil not
unlock a box alone. Better drop in
and let us show you how they work.
Boxes may- be rented for $2.00 up to
$5.00 per year, owing to size. There
are just a few boxes left and at the
present high costs we will not, add ad
ditional boxes. Don't delay attend to
this today.
One dollar will open an account in
our Savings Department" and when
you liave 45.00 accumulated we will
begin to 'pay interest. This is an
easy way to save. Make jjp your
mind that you will try it a while and
if you can't get the habit your money
is ready for you at any time you want
to draw.it. 5
A Certificate of Deposit draws in
terest from date of issue. We issue
them in any sum of $50.00 or over for
as little time as 60 days. 'Fine in
vestment as the interest rate is liberal
and your money is ready for you any
time you want it.
As . an eveidence of quick service a
true incident may . be . related hat
happened last week. A good custo
mer of ours walked into the bank with
high grade collateral and asked for a
loan that averaged $3,200.00. " Witlv;
in five minutes he.had his loan with
out red'tape or "the third degree" be
ing administered. This bank helps jts
customers. It feels that the cus
tomer's and its interests are identical.
A bank is not only a place to de
posit money as formely A modern
bank serves its customers in many
ways This bank is constantly studying
the needs of its patrons and has every
facility that a bank can have and it is
a pleasure to serve its customers.
There is no task too big for its officers
to undertake if it betters the. service.
Will you join this progressive .Polk
County institution and make it a
bank that we will be proud of. We
We thought so. We thank you.
Safety Deposit Boxes For rent $2,
per year.
Peoples Bank & Trust Co.
j 1KYUN, W. C.
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G. H. Holmes, Pre J. T. Waldrofc, Vice Pres.
Walter Jones, Vice Pres.
W. F. Little, Cashier j V. A. Bland, Asst. Cash
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CD-DAf. J. LYNCH," Tryon, N. C.
and fourth Sunday morning. Mill
. i n a,, QnnHnv srhool
10:30. Come and see what we are
doing for your boys and. gins.
Preaching , first and third , Sunday
morning. . 5Stor.
ASS0Ciation. TIip fn11n-r?no- temrhem
gre present: Prof J. A. Nicholson,
wn. ts. Alien, Mrs. E. Lovelana,
fi'S. VVm. Stntnn- TVTJec lrw TTQrwpll
u- ''ix owuf miss vjrrace rarwcn
Js Elizabeth Merkel Miss F. A.
-mck, Miss Jeanette S. Richard
3 Miss Annie Nabers, Drayton
ZW The following officers were
t?ev- Wm- B- Allen, president;
Mis r Loveland, vice president;
W A' arwick, secretary and
ure,r' Committee on constitu-
,Jy-iaws: Misses H arwell ana
rZ -7. iur- urayton nream.
mrnittee on Bovs awu Chibs:
f,V' Wm. B. Allpn Prnf XTiVnnlson.
rSyt?1?. Gilreath and Mi'ss Nabers.
cnn DlJ.eci of the association is for
-crdlion.
im k th,s issue the NEWS be
Plication of a religious
Wt Jrt that will have for its ob
GoJ jjf onnging of the church of
of tvJ , 0 consciousness and lives
the Jeople of the county, through
terin dlT of Publicity, and the fos
Soin? .couraging of the church
Wfit cucted primariy for the
hZt$? Columbus and Mill
the pust cnurcnes, of wnicn
terest rlh any religious items of in
is to " ,ine commission of the church
the ifl;ri.and to save. It must take
s. 1 lllative. It must rrot mos.
atLt;50re the People. It must win
suadp irV convince ana per-
Whv .i. WKy should I go to church?
yonW 1 stay awav? It is for
k7 e to answer. Columbus
Jin oLCMrh Sunday school 10:30.
tla.0UrJVIothers' class dr our. Men's
rreaching services second
MONUMENT MEETING.
A Meeting of the Polk County
... . r - . A o ci a rum IS
Soldiers' monument ln",:"
hereby called to meet a 9 Columbu
Saturaay rsov. mc , .
meeting is very important and its to
P . ?.i xt.-4. In nrp interested
fn6 Zmovemen't will be'there especi-
'NONNVD 'V ;.M
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SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.
. i 4-.,r nf o , decree
FS np fecial proceedings entitled
"fnhmXr of PSallie EdWds and
"In the matter oi o Brian.
others, to which degree
&Sriffie is hereby
neTwInseW
AsLani fhuseS has been
prenu o, in Greens
J if tfcolk 'A. M., the-followmg de-
to-wit: t 1ot,j situated and
i A, GeenrCreek Township, Polk
lying in Greens or Carolina,
County, a. part of the
i which worelv a he
Walker u- -'D p Shields
and owners, iyiB . follows:
side of Blar Creek, B. Bush' corner,
and runs thence north 7 'poles to a
post oak; thence north 13 west 17-1-2
poles to a pine; thence north 40 west
22 poles to a stone on the east bank of
Bear Creek; thence north 9 west Z2
poles to a stone on the west bank of
Bear Creek; thence 7 west 88 poles to
a stone on D. F. Sheields' line thence;
with his line north 86 east 89 poles to
a red oak or stake; thence south 7
west 146 poles to a poplar at a
branch; thence south 89 west 82 poles
to the beginning, containing 75 acres,
more or less. f
The said land will be divided into
three tracts, a map or plat of said
tracts will be on exhibition and can
be seen in office ten days prior to date
of sale in my office at Rutherfordton,
N. C, or in the office of J. T. Brian at
Fingerville, S. C, and said maps will
be on exhibition at the sale, and said
land will first be offered separately in
three tracts and then the said land
will be sold as a whole, and the sale
will reported either in seperate tracts
or as a whole, in the manner in which
it brings the highest price.' lne
terms of sale will be announced on the
date of the sale.
This is a very valuable . tract of
land, situated in an excellent agricul-
tural section, and is higmy recom
mended to prospective purchasers of
land. - - ..'
This sale is leld for partition
among the several tenants in com
mon. ' . , i"- -. , ' , ..
This 25 October, 1919.
, SOLOMON GALLERT
v Commissioner.
Is the Converse True?
The Chinese have a proverb directed
against "babblers," for. whom they
have a particular-aversion. Is it ap
plicable in America? "The " great
church. bells t rarely sound : the full
cask returns no. sound."
Is There
An
Electric
" Flat Iron
In Your Home
Price $5.50
Guaranteed for
10 Years
TRYON ELECTRIC SERVICE
COMPANY
M FEED STORE!
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Wholesale and Retail
; Ifeed And Heavy Gro
ceries. For Prices -See
A. J. BURNS
TRYON N. C. '
Owing to the delay in getting a start to
rebuild our store, we have decided to put -in
at our present location a complete line of:
Dry Goods
Notions
Goods
, s
Shoes and
Ladies Ready to Wear
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These goods are arriving almost daily
and we invite your inspection. Bought
right, and sold right. r
Furnishing
JUS
Tryon9 N. C.
Go
What Good is Opportunity
To the average man if he not saving? It will enable you to
- grasp the opportunity if you will take our advice Open a sav
ings account with US Today. Motto; Save that's what counts.
CAROLINA STATE BANK.
DAVID C. BARROW W C ROBERTSON, Q. C. SONNBR H. B. LANE
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Poin?t Forget
that when you are in need of, anything
in the line of general rherchandise that
it is unnecessary for "you to lose the time
to make a trip to town. Come to us for
Dry Goods, Notions, Groceries
Star Brand Shoes, Etc.
You will find our prices right, and our
service is all you could ask. May we
x have the pleasure of serving you?
Mill Spring,
N. C.
J. M. Lewis & Son
For upholsterig and furniture re
pairing at reasonable rates, and
work that will give you satisfaction,
give me a trial. You will be pleas
ed with the work and" prices. Ar
thur Scruggs.
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. '
Having qualified as administrator
of the estate of H. K. Corn, deceased,
this is to notify all persons having
claims against said estate to exhibit
them to the undersigned, administra
tor, on Or before the 9th day of Oc
tober, 1920, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery. AH
persons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment.
This October 10, 1919.
FURMAN JACKSON, Administrator
Daily Thought.
. Words and feathers the wind carries
away. Herbert. - -
GEO A. GASH
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
AND '
PUBLIC.
Collections a specially. Deeds
and Mortgages prepared, and
Contracts written at reasonable
prioes.
TRYON. N. C. ;
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. Bunt's Salre, formerly called
Hunt's, Core Is espeeiallj com
pounded for the treatment of
Itch, Kexema, Ring worm, and
Tetter, and is sold by the drug
gist on the strict guarantee that
the purchase price, 75c, will be
promptly refunded to any dissat
iafled customer. TryHunt'sSalre
at our risk. For sale locallyby
, Muiildino'i Pharmacy