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TRYON a R Little, of Saluda, was, in . ' Vfv hours on Tuesday, last. 4 J . . j i V V: Cawthray maae a dusi- t n ,Tr nt,lMrs. James Jane Alien, oi are maung a viwi-w our jttjp city. .j. e ; MV hnlc Hall. I .. I Mr ,W Mrs. 'Samuel A. Bingham, I 1"" - t. fl'ryon V,r POLfeOOtJIITY HEWS, TBYON. NORTH CAROLINA 1 iH!S. ill JUlugliaui) VmvA Vpen rominc tn o . . mnnv vears. are snendmer : I .u.' i . 1 . liiVa r:rsr. inn v;v wocks a (ATr a'ul Mrs. Chas. McFee. of Ashe iN Vth their two little daughters, paints, Mr. and Mrs. R. T. McFee. A Plit ion for a night telephone op era , is being circulated. More than . ... .... nt n tai ur tn o-pf into commiiiiication with a doctcor, when much and suddenly needed has occur red. : " W TT T?irhardsoTi. of din fin - rati Ohio, with her two children and' j nnrl strmninrr nfc "Pino Cre?t Inn. Mr. Richardson will join them here this week. Mr?. C. S. Convin came down from Hendcrsonville to Lrestwood for a few davs on business. Though not strentr. Vhe is much better, being able to walk without assistance and to work without let up. Mrs. George and her niece, Mrs. Gardiner, of'Ypsilanti, Mich, are at Mrs. Howes' in the Valley. These ladies, v. ho have been great travelers are chair.ed with the valley and the beauty of the country in general. Mrs. H. P. Holden, of Washington, D. C., is visiting her brother and sis-tpr-in- law. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Holden. In spite of the dark days she recog nizes much of Tryon attractiveness that fascicnated her on her first visit, four or five years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Knoop, of Chicago, who spent a part of the spring of 1918 in Tryon, arrived at Fine Crest Inn this week. They will soon be joined by Mr. and Mrs. l)ean Farley, of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, the latter being a sister of Mr. Knoop. Mr. and' Mrs. Stanford T. Capps, of Detroit, Mich., will take possession of the Jones house on East Hill on the first of March. Since they were here before, their eldest daughter has mar ried and I gone to live in Boston a-nd their only son has returned safely from overseas. One doesn't often think of Frost and "Egypt in any close connection, but when his first name isn't Jack, and he tells what he knows "about Egypt, as he did at the auditorium the other night, they o according to report, including the one in the Bee, very well together. Mrs. S. A. White and daughters, the Misses Edna, Maude and Barbara Whiter of Kalamazoo, jtlich.; arrived in Tryon last week, and will remain until April. They are stopping -at Pine Crest Inn and will- be- joined h:s week by their friend, Mrs. F. R. Olm stead, also of Kalamazoo : Mr. John Washburn has been ad vised by his Asheville physician to go back to his college at Williams town long enough to pack up his be longings before coming back to the wholesome air of Tryon; promising him if he does a complete recovery from the flu and a new hold on life. Mr. C. W. Morgan returned home from Chase City, where he was called by the serious illness of his brother, Roy. He left his brother much im proved and with good chances for his his sister, Mrs. P. G. Morris, who re mained there to help -care for the family, every member of which was sick. -. " - Maior Sharp, having donned a trench coat and beaten his sword into a plow share, is to be found, no matter v ithe temPerature on his land, abolishing stumps, planting in their Peaces peach and apple and other iruit trees and generally making his mountain side into a fine and valua ble property. . - . Before the middle of March the Ligntners and Dr. Green 'will occupy tfceir iryon home, to which they turn wnenever life is vexed .with: flu or cm fed by unkind winds, and which, jo tne children at least, represents all that is worth while in life from liz ards and chickens to cabin building and horseback riding. ' The Valhalla Tea House is the sun n est spot, imaginable, always warm dm co7 y, where you can drink vour tea coffee or. chocolate with whipped cream ana eat a sandwich or so, a a .w" r be vou want to bring out fn.p,nds for a lunch or supper R y;Tlf yu wan anything extra, us Know a day in advance. The Lanier Club will present two i ac"lty of Converse College on ?t; J'tJ m a concert at the Library, for : rTi Sumner, who played an v Cb before-the war. when sne (lTuK . . pave a mui'i- Pi eStertamment, and Mr. Harold ini'A-i f Wh0 besides singing W'tb itf? m?nner- Pys te ''el K 'til Mice SllTYina . i? .ll'r' i - w. UV,,U111U(U1UUCUI 1 ' V" ' . " PEOPLES AT IS MY BANK" reater changes are coming in the next ten years 'than Wft hflVO "ctri-hnooe i . V, 1 i. - . rn, " - :' . y lasu ten years. lhe world, is passing through the present recon struction stage, ls.going to take on new nd better aspects.; The -experiences which we have gained will notdeave us . where thejr found us. Let our position. be established firmly on a strongrock. Let it be built on that Golden Rule which Jesus gave in his sermon on the Mount. A system so built w;ll endure." ' . ''Fic opinion is going to force practical' Christ business " countlnff-room into big and little Georje W. Perkins. 3Z Peoples Bank & Trust Co. TRYON, N. C. G. H. Holmes, Pres. J. T. Waldrop, Vice Pres. Waiter Jones, Vice Pres. W. F. Uttie, Cashier V. A. Bland, Asst. Cash m TfT Tib Car fo r tl 1920 mocflcB, K 215 aiSo I?nr!T -14- See us 'm our fire-proof store building, just completed, where xro nave on display a new, clean stock of Gro 1 -v, rea, uniisninfirs, shoes, Millinery and Ladies' Ready-to-Vvar and all of which is sold at rock bottom fig ures, We are ready and anxious to supply your wants in anything in our line, and wo welcome a comparison of our prices with those of our competitors. See us for Feed of all kind. on, N. C. Try 1 i Can Make Immediate Delivery GIHI AS. J. DJYNCDila : Tryon, N. G. F. W. BLANTON, Sub Dealer, Columbus, N: C. ;. Bryso who besides' singing & iuui manner, prys te ''el w i ss Sumner's accompaniment. tiitdf? neighborhood moun- rio-V:',,, at nad bitten several other re?t iTy killed and his head VZ al!lgh;, A test Proved tnat favrt lum?d' Mayor Bacon has or--foYS dSSrJ be rid confined nt JJS?5- e old notion that dogs ftasor vcallSd dog 4ay r that tbp-y seem to go so whenever Jog-gone please? r r deriv'vL?8 a Pret fair lot qf el- Pret Liw the,y are- "You write to :dl f0 ,d" said one of 'em arfhrv Tell'7es' a kid" Aood vLsec?d' . Your second child VoSd twrefer "You're fai be- ai'fiu Noah's Ark stow vr I rted N.'Two. It's evi nce v. r:!v?ra yourself as others ftore in fti d xte first as they parted, tt chiiJS?er 80rrow. forgetting l tVii ?S 6X17 a.e" should never wir angry passion Ti,,, - The prospect of the installation within a lew weeks, of the Green Riv er electric equipment will remind Tryon of its struggle to improve its pooor water service and its finally se curing plenty of the purest water in the world liKe tne DaKing powaer, per cent pure. When it comes to water there: is small difference in the v i a" 1 1 sound of poor and pure, our acxuaiiy an immense dinerence. wnen it f lArtri s?ervice. the same VViliu w - - t - - might be said of night and light. . .. A LUNCHEON. Mrs. Speed made a summer land of her home for a group of women friends on Tuesday, the house deco rated with precocious "each blossoms and other spring beauties from her grounds and the table with delicious iood, served exquisitely with a good game following. POLK COUNTY FAIR MEETING There will be a meeting of the of ficers and directors of the Polk County Fair, in the office of ; County Agent, J. R. Sams, at Columbus, on Monday, March 1. All officers and directors are earnestly urged- to be present, as business of importance-is to b, considered. uNjanr 2C fhey Are Here! The first Car Load cf 1910 j MAXW First come, first served; See them - : at Bishop's Garage: Landrum Motor Sales Go. c l.!:n:!!iit zrcclatcilycar business his wilF ilifrtise "f or it. What Good is Opportunity To me average man if he w not saving? It wffl enable yon to grasp the opportunity if you wiU take our advice-Opa a ttY. in2s account with US Today. Motto; Save-that-, what crab. CAROLINA STATE BANK. DAVID C. BARROW W C ROBERTSON, Q. C. SONNBE rrendent Vlra Ptuiliati H. l. LAHB CuVtet i cocpoopocpcosoococcc o o o o o; o WW COURTESY! ococo SERVICO 1 1 WHAT MAKES A BANK2 j veu, our an5vef tp.th9t question ntbrmen behind the ;kank " ( ) ;c menmterte4 m its, management, me 'men who itand for businen ; X ) w integrity and square dealing. ; ;:' '-';'x V v; ".Fr( ) k'.v ;.--i 1 he-officer of our Kant ar ooNmmJ.ti. j . tt . ' " ' .. .. vv.wuuuyuauuif ana willing io extend - ou every tourtesy. Our directors are not figure-headt. they actually ( ) direct the affairs of the bank anclifiow how its business n conbucted. r( ) :Our stockholders are among the solid meri of the eommnnihr Tk..!- ( -'.. . . - , -. . a . r , are. what it takes to make a good bank. inour judgement, a safe place for you to do business. We invite you to join us O O O o O O O O O O BAN IK OF TIRYON W. T. LINDSEY Pre J. B. HESTER Cubic;. o r r n ujuuujouuuuuuuuuuujCOCSCOCO rlSlF ifCO For f arm. lands -or-' town t property see I W. T. DLDNOSEY, Tryoini. occoeccoecco coco coco cceaooccoccsoeccoccsscccs A SANITARY IM HARIIET Our meats are kept in a sanitary ice box, which we keep as cleaa as years of experience and painstaking labor can keep it We buy , only the best meats on the market, both native and Western. We grind al our sausage and feel satisfied that if ybu want clean, sweet meats tha you can do no bettes than let us serve you. - Market prices paid for Cattle, Hogs, and Chickens. ' A. H. WILLIAMS. F orThe Best In Groceries To Go JOHN ORR & CO., Tryon, N. C. Phone No. 14 v.-"-
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