THE TRYON NEWS, TRYON, N. 0.
Our Saluda Dei
S. A. NADERS, Editor
Bailment
Short Paragraphs.
re-
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Miss Alice McGreene has
turned to Savannah Ga.
Mrs. ' 'Red' McCallister went
to Brevard last Thursdoy.
Mrs. Brooks Wilson went to
Hendersonville last week.
Miss Arra Lankford spent the
week-end in Greenville, S. C.
Born to Bale Pace and wife on
October 21st. a little daughter.
Leighton Capps visited his
mother at Flat Rock last Sunday.
A coat of paint has added to
beauty of the home of Will For
rest, y" -
Mrs. Dalton, of Horseshoe,
visited Mrs. J. W. Pace last
week. - .
WillCathey and wife, of Ashe
ville, have rooms at the Cul
liphers. - - V
Wm. Humes has enhanced the
beautv of his home with a coat
w
of paint.
One hundred children were en
rolled in the Saluda graded school
last week.
Mrs. John Thompson and child
ren, returned from a visit to
Greenville, S. C. .
Mrs. S. S. Oehlerof Iona Lodge
has gone to Charlnston, S. C,
for the winter.
Mrs. J. D. Bowne, of Ashe
ville, is visiting her sister' Miss
Jennie Thompson.
Mrs. .Leo face nas opened a
lunch room between the barber
shop and the Carolina Bank.
Mrs. Ida Scott left last week
for Demorset, Ga., to be with her
daughter Mrs. Erank.Stevens.
Misses Smith, Uniacke,
Richardson, and Mrs. Post motor
ed to Hendersonville last week.
The infant child of John Met-'
calf died Saturday and was hur
ried Sunday morning at Mountain
Page.
Mr. Mason filled his pulpit at
the Baptist church last Sunday
and as usual preached a good
sermon.
12 000 Mile of Fisheries
Canada baa ''the most x extensive and
best stocked commercial fijblng waters
tn the worldy Including 5.000 miles ol
Atlantic and 7,000 miles of Pacific
coast, and 220,000 square miles el
fresh water. ; ;;
v In Pra'se of Early t Rising.
I was always an early riser. Happj
the man ' who Is. Every morning day
comes to him with a virgin's love, .full
Df bloom and freshness. The youth
of nature Is contagious. Hkelb'e.alsC
of a happy chtta.-rBalwer-Lytton.
Walls No Bar to Wireless.
The antennae of the wireless statloc
n the cathedral of Florence, Italy,
ire entirely within thet building, jei
work satisfactorily, though the wire
ess waves pass through several thick
vails. - " '- vV- .
v, , . i TT:v. - j - Via m v. lows: chairman: Mrs. Henry
Wair MTPflPnPK HOIMSTPr OR-1 T r LI1K lilUiea UU. wi vi ; ... ,,
livered .an able sernon at the church the high spookey spooks with;;vi
Methodist church last Sunday invite all friends to meet them oampoen, ''TTi " ' - '
morning. arrayed in costumes for a grand Mrs. John Busnneii. ;
TAono-rPcraHnnnftliA Mofho- Carnival of SpOOkS. " c . : v CClUHlSUS ,-v
a;0 nhuroh pninvpH wpll.'rATinVr- Find your way to the witches h p Rhvne and Mr. Barrs, of
ed solo by Mrs. Albert Hill last aen ana nave yoururmuc uu. Rutherfordton, were nere mis
Sunday morning: ; Eptfcrth Lesgua Meeting. week on business.
Mrs. S. C. Tiner went to Hen. on last Sunday night the Ray Arledge, of Greensboro,
dersonyille last Thursday to visit juniors on the "Baby League" spent a few days last week with
her sister, Mrs. Justus and her met wfth the senoir. League, home folks. :
friend Mrs. Conner. The children sang very sweetly Miss Carrie McNeeley of Toxa-
Mrs. J. Ralph Newman and and the senoir Leajrue was happy way. has filled Mrs. Caldwells
children, who have spent the to have these little ones present, place as teacher of the sixth and
summer at Iona Lodge have re- After the children's service seventh grades' in Stearns High
turned to Greensboro, N. C. the topic for the evening "Les- school. ;
Mr. McGinnis, wife and Miss sons from recent events' V were Miss Mae.Mills is visiting: rela-
McGinnis after spending ade? taken up. . tives in Spartanburg this week,
lightful summerat Mrs. Locke's' On next Sunday night the Prof. C M. Clarkson spent the
left last Moriday for Coco Fla. League will discuss problems week-end with his family at
Mrs. Julia K. Campbell and growing out of the peace corner- Columbia S; C.
Miss Killian, of the Esseola'left ence and the league of Nations. Migg Minnie Arledge Roone
Monday for a three weeks visit f.!r. Wooley Brings Home His Bride. Arledge and father J. P. Arledge
in Hickory and Mt Holly, N. C. 0n October 11, at White Rock, spent Sunday with" relatives in
Miss Annie Warring and Miss N. C. Harold C. Wooey and Miss Forest City.
Howes are returning to Charles- Rosa Croucher were married at Lynri Smith and f amily, Major
ton. Miss Cammie Rhetle and the home of the bride's uffcle Dr. Hutcherson and family, spent
Mrs. Burden left Wednesday for Packard. Mr. Wooley' is a the 'week-end with: friends at
nariesiuii, o. j. grauuate ui uie iuao., xxKiicui- oteiuiis, j. C, offer for sale at public outcry to
Master Bobbie Little visited tural college and since last April Misses Estella and Eva Pacer bedhla?dsidder following de"
his grand parents in Spartan- has been employed as head man Elma Newman of Stearns High scsituateSCooper Gap township, Polk
tanburg last week. Bobbie went at Overbrook Orchard. The School spent the week-end with ulnlTn &tf
to the circus, saw the monkey young coupie nave reiiLcu iub their parent near saluaa. lands of J. W. Biddy, J. B. Wilson, Z.
and fed the elephant. V Overbrook cottage which they E. W. S. Cobb, family, and Mr.
. .v , QMvtimv no- Miss Wnnlpv wVn , , ers containing acref more or iess,
iurwm Thompson, is naving a wvww7"' . w " -r . McFariana ana tamuy auenaea known
immber
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. NOTICE OF SALE FOR PARTITION.
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North Carolina, t
Polk County ;
George T. Jones and others ;
vs. " ' "
J E. Laughter and others
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of a decree of
tl e Superior Court of. Polk county in
tl ie aove entitled proceeding, in which
it was ordered that the land hereinafter
d sscribed be sold for partition between
tl e oiaintiffs and defendants as ten-
nants in common, the undersigned Com
missioner will, on
! MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1920
at 12 o'clock Noon, at the court house
door of Polk county, in Columbus N.
basement made beneath his house.
The floor is being made of con
crete and the wall of stone. He
is also beautifying his yard.
Quite a number, of the girls
and boys , are preparing to be
t.h pirona at Snartanburer last
school ana since then, a teacner Thursday.
win De a welcome aaaiuon w
Saluda.
A Weiner Roast
. Miss Letha Barber, of Mill
Spring visited . friends here last
week. . y
J. A. Newman spent several
days in Greensboro, N. C, on
A crood old fashioned out door
witches and spookes v next Satur- party was enjoyed by many
day night.- .Look out all ye vounc folks at the Sanders Dlace business.
folks. Don't get frightened. . last Friday night. . Frank Green of Stearns High
Mrs: J. A. Slifer, of Charles- There was dropping the School speritthe week-end with
ton west va.,- who has been the handkerchief,, here we go around home folks.
guest of her daughter Mrs. Oehler the rosemary bush and other
at Iona Lodge , during the sum- games. Many Jolly songs were
mer has gone to Fla., for the sung with zest and whole heart-
winter. mess.
The refreshments were served
around the bright fire of immense
as tne Alien laugnter , nome
Dlace and beine fully described b
metes and bounds as per survey of
K. li lan ton surveyor, made m said
cause, and shown by map made by said
Surveyor on hie m said cause.
The terms of said sale are one-third
cash, balance to be evidenced by two
promissory notes in equal ' amounts
bearing interest from date due payable
in 6 and 12 months from date of sale.
Title to be retained untill purchase
money is paid in full. , : S .
This 6th day of October 1920. ;'",
A. Y. AKLEDGE, Commissioner.
All kind;
Buildine Mnto-.
Feeds
pnces can be
by calling on us
Hearon Lumber Co,
oaia, N. c.
Shoe Shop
Work Promptly
and Neatly done
J- A. Johnso
n
J- W. PACE
Meat Market
All kinds of meats, both
tive and western,, chidceu
eggs, fish, etc. Lard of il
ikinds and fancy sausage;
Prompt and Courteous Sens
- Phone No. 7
NOTICE.
Having qualified as executer
of the eseate of Katharine C.
Farris, deceased, late of Polk
A Pc!itic2l Heating.
Ti- J. Jpnlcina trip "Rpnuhlionn L . M.
r: : logs. Alter tne weiners came
candidatefor congress spoke at the large mellow apples frpm Quj.
iurarjr nai last inursuay nignx. the orchardf all the, guests
xie naa a large ana attentive
audience.
Altelhraeen Pcrty.
The Mountain House will be a
spookey place next Friday night. ,
iiii yj
IMI
mi
mm
as
they bade adieu to the hosts,
Messrs. Eugene and Donald Sand
ers declared that every thing
had combined to create happiness
duripg the evening.
- Meeting of The Civic League.
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An interesting meeting of the'
civic League was held at Mrs.
How Gasoline Destroys.
Tue bureau of biological survey says
a,.5' "i! County North Carolina, this is to
holes in the body. When such oily notify all persons having claims
substances as gasoline come in direct acrainst said estate to Dresent
tn?. r??Z2 VZSL to the undersigned excutor
at their office in New York or to
W. T. Lindsey at Tryon; N. C
within one year from this date
or this notice will be pleaded . in
Dar oi tneir recovery. All per-
The baby was wrapped in the hood of sons indebted to said estate will
the mothers fur coat. In the most
ble for them to breathe, and death
shortly ensues.
. Cradle- Boards.
There pre nine different kinds of
'Cradle hoards used b the various
tribes of North American Indians.
The Eskimos did not use such a board.
southern tribes the babywas merely
bound to the mother's back by a "strip
of lnV Inn. annnorh tn hftM t.
SAVED HIS HORSE
Quick Lunches, Pies and Calces
Like your mother used to make
m. LEO PACE, Saluda, U. C.
MM,
For farm lands or
town property see
E. E. MISSILDINE
President
J. A. STEELMAN
Vice Pres.
Peoples Building & Loan Assn.
Chartered and Suprvisd by th Stat off North Carolina
Mr. R. L. Mclntyre, of Altoona,
E. M. Salley's last Friday after- Ala., says: ."Dr. LeGear's Anti-
noon.' The meeting was well at- septic Healino; Powder, quickly
tendedand topics of the day were healed some bad wire cuts on my
discussed. All were interested horses I defy any stranger to
in how we might help to improve find the slightest scar on him."
our town'. The newly acquired Dr. LeGear's Advice and Rem
right to vote was discussed., edy saved this valuable animal.
Mrs. Corwifti spoke of having He warns you not to leave a
lived in a state in which women wound, sore or cut exposed, but
voted before she came to N. C. to dust on Dr. LeGear's Antisep
and gave, some valuable inf or- tic Healing Powder, which in
mation. . Walter Jones gave a stantly forms an antiseptic pro
talk which pleased the ladies tection and promotes, healthy
very much. healing.
Mrs. Frederick Hollister also In this 28 years of Veterinary
spoke well. In fact it was a Practice and Expert Poultry
meeting m wnicn everyone was ureeamg, un Lieuear nas corn
interested and several of the pounded a remedy for every cur
ladies spoke, able ailment of stock or poultry.
.Mrs. Campbell, the president Whenever they require a remedy
of the civic League will be away it will pay you, as it did Mr. Mc
during the winter months but Intyre, to purchase from your
the ladies decided to meet once dealer the proper Dr. LeGear
a montn cnoosmg a president Uvemeay, on a satistactcon or
protem. money back guarantee.
please make immediate settle
ment.
This 23 day of September 1920
Guarnity Trust Conpany
of New York
- Executor.
Mack P. Spears
Attorney-at-Law
Patents Secured
Columbus, N. C
W. F. LITTLE
NOTARY PUBLIC
Tryon, N. C.
R. Hartwell M
DENTIST
Landnim, South Cwb
WE SOLICIT
" Your orders for Floring, Ceifcji
ing. Finish, Monldings, Frami.
manufacture this and can sxvt.rj
money. See. us for lath, brick, t,
and sash. -
J. T. GREEN LUMBER COtf
$100 shares 25c per week. Series now open (monthly or quarterly
payments if preferable). Certificates issued for paid up stock offering
investors, a very attractive net income free from taxes. Information
freely given by the undersignee, at the Peoples Bank & Trust Co.
v W LITTLE, Secretary-Treasurer.
Certificate of Dissolution.
Kill That Ovid
With
CASCARA M),
QDIWINE
, FOR
Colds, Coughs
AND
La Grippe
-; v . -Neglected Colds are Daneeroua
Tmk no chances- KeeP this standard remedy handy for the firaf
. Breaks tp a cold in 24 hours - ReUevee
Qnppe in 3 daprs ExceUent for Headache
Quinine in this form does not affect the head Cascara ia h piJ.
Laxative Mo Opiate in HUTs. vacara is Dett Tonic
aeece.
ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT
H. P: Ck)rwith went to Ashe
ville on Monday, where he will
w' . I Ma. m.t . - ma..
put in the week attending the -aiaw 01 wora Mro,,na-ueparnnenl 0I 5me
apple show and helping with the -VnvmKr. presents may 001116
Polk county booth. Whereas it appears to my satisf ac-
On -next Sunday, the Methodist kdK?Sat"
tion thereof by the unanimous consent
World's Temperence Sunday with StfflttearaonS U
cinal omce is situated m the City of
Won. County of Polk. State of North
Meeting Of Saluda branch Carolina (Eugene Brownlee being the
Aw,-: t j r t 11 vnerem ana m cnarge mereoi.
American Ked Cross Polk County upon whom process may be served) ,
Chanter was held Ottnbpr IS haa complied with the requirements of
A ix, 'V chapter 21; revisal of 1905, entitled
- " vv' j cwjw w ao I uurporanons, preiimmary ui tne is
MPMi County will pay
Hi?' piraperty cared for
1 The land on which Overbrook Orchard J
nlanted rnst: nnlv $1ft 00 nor QTn WVpn orCJl
w r v.vr. vv Vl UViVt '
day it is for sale at a bargain. There are go
buildings ' in good repair: 2dl the tools necessary
work i.t, including new Power Sprayer. It
1,600 fruit trees in good condition. If you jg
a fine home and pleasant and profitable work w
is tne piace,
Have another orchard of 2.200 trees in
combe county that will make as good orchara
terms. - . ... ' -
)hmj
&
given. Little work beyond that suSg of Certificate of Dissolution:
of social interest was done, tho 'sSSSVii&
T3 T- ! - 1 - 1
a c reiicn orpnan nas oeen sup-
jjorted for two years by members
of the branch and by individual
efforts outside pf Red Cross funds
miss isox, having served as
chairman for the past three years
tendered her resignation. Mrs.
McKee resigned -as treasurer.
; The result of the election for
officers of the branch are as fol-
Carolina, do hereby certify that the 1
xi Jl" 9 A 1 1 A
A 3 A 1 AA MM
corporation aia, on me iijra aay 01 Sep
tember, 1920, file in my office a duly
executed and attested consent in writ
ing to the dissolution of said corporation
executed by all the stockholders there
of, which said consent and the record
01 the proceedings aforesaid are now on
file in my said office as provided by law.
f In testimony whereof. I have hereun
to set my hand'and .affixed my official
seal at Raleigh, Uhis 23rd day .of Sep
tember, 1920. - ., ;. r
J. BRYAN GRIMES,
k v- ; , , Secretary of State.
If You Happen To De Passing
The Carolina State Bank with money m your
that can easily be saved we invite you to co
and open a Savings Account.
THE CAROLINA STATE BANK
David C. narrow Prat. .
Q. C. Sonner Vice Pres. Louise Lane a
W. C. Robertson Vice Pres
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