THE TRYON NEWS, TRYON. N. O.
POLK COUNTY NEWS
C. BUSH, Publisher
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Tryon, North Carolina
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GENUINE
BulC Durham
are on the way leading' to the
i chaingang. After all the parents
ought to be punished for the way
i they raise their boys.
It seems that there will he
two crops of fruit now.
Jwr. Editor we wish to correc
the statement in last week's
issue that Mrs. T. E. Pace has
received a second order for eggs
by the 100 and not by the dollar
as printed. .
TOBACCO
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS
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ed with an X it denotes
that your subscriDtion
nas expirea ana this is
the last paper you will
receive until we hear
from .you. If you wish
to continue receiving
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to renew bet ore Thurs
day of next week.
Saluda.
B. W. Fields, and wife of
Sebring, Fla., are preparing to
move their art shop to Saluda the
first of June. Mr. Fields is now
a guestrat Mrs. Garreri's and is
much pleased with Salnd Tfc
Fields are not, entire strangers south studying
cupie nave Deen send- people.
"is wieir KoaaK picures to them
to be finished. v
Geo. Reeves and wife, of
Columbia, were in
week.
Miss E. S. Herriot. DroDrietor
W M. A.
of the Melrose Inn has arrived
and is haying the yard fence
painted.
Dr. Keer and family are now
boarding with Mrs. P. H. Ward.
Red Cross Meeting.
The regular meeting of the
Red Cross was held at 3:30 on
Tuesday afternoon at the1 Boys
Oiub. Art interestiner letter was
read from one of the bovs in
Ward, L. I., at Camp Oteen, ex
pressing appreciation for ' the
strawberries and cake sent by
the Saluda branch of the fled
Cross. V
The treasurer reported that
she had sent twenty dollars to
aid in the Chinese famine fund.
Lecture at Seminary.
W. H. Eastman, lawver and
lecture of Grand Rapids. Mich..
gave a learned lecture at Bern
ard Hall last Friday night. He
spoke interestingly of our sun
and her system of planets includ-
ng our earth, he also sDoke
miuwmgjy oi me other suns
which we call stars.
Mr. Eastman is tourinc the
science and
; Sunny View. ?
We are'crlad to see the beauti-
t ul sunshine, this morning seems
as if spring has come yet. -
Several from this section at
tended Mothers Day exercises
at the new church beyond Colum
bus. Bill Jackson and wife, took
dinner with his father, J. L.
Jackson, Sunday. ,
Mr. Bagwell from Asheville.
gave . an interesting Sunday
school talk to the Sunday school
at Coopers Gap on last Sunday.
We welcome him again.
Bowen Wilson and familv.
visited the former's parents Sun
day. ;
Maggie Jackson will leave
Tuesday for Chimney Rock,
where she will spend the summer.
Noah Lynch was the guest of
Mary Heltcm Sunday af ternOon.
Maggie and Arkansas Jackson
spent Saturday night with their
brother Bill Jackson.
Mrs. Geo. Bradley who has
1 'a
been sick for some time, we are
glad to say is improving. Hope
sne will soon be well again.
Emma Helton was the after
noon guest of Lucille Taylor Sun
day.
J. W. Wilson, wife and little
son, Waldon, visited at N. E.
Williams Sunday.
Notice of Summons.
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State of North Carolina, Polk County
bupenor Court. '
Bank of Landrum
vs.
Mrs. Lillian lioore and husband,' James
Moote, Mrs. Pauline McKiney and
.: husband McKiney, Charles T. Gur
ley, minor, Ralph Gurley; minor; Roy
, vjuney, minor, tuiu vruiaui uuney,
minor, and W. F. Swann, Guardian
oi unanes r. uuney, Kaipn- uuney,
Roy Gurley and William Gurley Alias
Notice ; of Service of Summons by
Publication. "
The defendants. Mrs Pauline Mr-
Kiney and husband McKinney, Char
les T. Gurley, Ralph Gurley. Rov Gur
ley and William Gurley will take notice
that an actibn entitled as above has
been commenced in the Superior Court
of Polk County to foreclose two mort-,
gages executed by George C. Gurley to
the Bank of Landrum; on the 20th dav
.... ' f
of August 1909, recorded in Book 5,
page 250: and on the 15th. dav of De
cember 1909, recorded in Book 5, page
400 of the Records of Deeds for Polk i
county, respectively, securing certain
indebtedness described therein; and
that the said defendants will take
notice that they arerequired to appear
at She office of the Clerk of the Super
ior Court of Polk county on the 11th
day of June, 1921, at the court house
in said county, and answer or demur to'
the complaint of the plaintiff which1
is now on file, or the plaintiff will an.
ply to the court for the relief demanded
in said complaint. ?--This
4th day of May, 1921.
J. P. ARLEDGE. ' 4
Clerk Superior Court.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
The undersigned having been duly
appointed administrator "of the estate of
Kate Panther, deceased, late a resi
dent of Polk County. ' All persons hav
ing claim against the said Kate Panther,
deceased, are notified to present veri-
dersigned on are before the 1st .day of
Anril. 1922. or this nntire will ha rtlooH
T J V - w w vt mm w WA MVft
in oar oi tneir recovery All persons
settle same1 forthwith. April 1st, -1921.
j uiJN r ajn tu.uk, Administrator,
NOTICE OF BOND SALE.
Notice is hereby given that
bonds to the amount of $20,000,
running for a period of ' twentv
years, bearing interest at a rate
not exceedmcr six ner cent4 fnr
the erection and equipment of a
new . school buildinor in the
special school district comprising
the incorporated town of Saluda
and a portion of public school
district No. 17 in the Township
of Saluda, will be offered for sale
at the office of the Board of Edu
cation in Columbus Polk County,
North Carolina, on Monday the
6th day of June, 1921. Said
bonds will be sold to the lowest
bidder, at not . less than par, un
der the provisions of Article 39
page 5674 of the Consolidated
Statutes of North Carolina.
NOTICE
ana Dy vim-,,
tained in 7 VlrtUe of
hii wife, to .,d A.I'S.
-HP T
mi Wife, to A t An:. : a
toberl913. to secure a LN
terest. which u i 127s to ' " (VI
teresvwhich said mortgLT &
fice of Regnster of deeda , 18 of O
deft having .t
of said debt : ln thP
" DC" 81 Public an.fi ' "i "
aer.xor cash, at the Court bZ"
uiitjjr; m wiumbus N r e ar if
May 1921 at 10:30 oVWwi1 tK !
Itofdcon
Situate in Tryon TownsV,;
: . '"v, fa u
" 8tne. the Southwe.7 IW
Poster property, and runnW ' ik
Foster's line South 86 A win,
a stone. Dora Foster's eicO
. "nuur ana isv.nf. - j.
--""r lour v.
wife
(4.74) chains to a Dine Bnlm
mreea West f niiv .
i chain. "iiy ior hum
with his hne North -4-
twenty five hundredths (6.25) chai. ,ix
of beeinninc- " ' Chmtoth. .7
, w-iuiUK lnree ' m
bein part of land conveyed to B r
--uiiuiit,a. tlipp and ;
Mine una described ,v 7
Wm. Covil and wife to muJ T. ,n d ft!
Annie Jackson, and recorded . in w.
coros ot folk County, to satisfy t
interest nrnviH .-j . . ine debt
. "ui mjf e
This 6th day of April 1921
, a. l. hill
' E. A. EMBURf
debt.
By WALTER JONES.
Attorney.
Plenty of Herrina.
A fisherman says that a shoal of
berrlnff is sometimes fire or six miles
i - .
long; ana two or tnree mues brsad.
JO
A telegraph company has increased
its rates 20 per cent. This will re
mind somebody that he is a man of
few words.
Philadelphia makes 100,000,000 bed
sheets a year, beating the world at
producing Philadelphia's own best
loyed article.
Automobile Camp Proposed.
E. J. Wheeler, president of thP
Saliida Yat tounst association, passed
tnrough Saluda Tuesday. Mr.
Rev. Leonard fiill nf .w ' "ee,er tallied with citizens
the Evangelist of kin. Mn teblishing an automo-
tain. Presbytery is holding a T ? t0UnSts in Saluda-
inousanas of people tour south
iiivv tint: o ri L Lile rrpo. . .
byterian church tw- wI 1 ln .wmter and tnni in the
services both at ten in " sprl?? and a P in Saluda
ing and at eight in the eveW wtou d cause most of these tour
are well attended and much god t0v,terry in SaIuda for re
is being accomnlished " r.efshment and supplies. "The
To, nr ii TT , un can association is one of th
tak jt associations in te UdSd
for an operaSon " y and.the proiect deserv-
"is ox, notice.
iauae cowart who formerly
Nobody suspected Enver Pasha of
being a Jokesmith until he began to
show Turkey's parallel to Ireland.
That betrayed him.
A Paris doctor says men could w'
along very well without their stom
achs. Wonder if he's willing to try
getting along without his.
It is saldthat Turkey bars diction
aries. And a casual glance at the
Turkish names and language makes
mis oar entirely reasonable.
uop
If it is a farm, a summer
home, an orchard, vineyard,
timber land, or in , fact, any-
1 v'
thing in the line of Polk coun-
ty real estate, you should get
in touch with us.-' v ;
'NOTICE OF SALE
North Carolina, Intfc.Q
Polk County. - Inth'S
A. J.Ballard Bef the
V8.
.Paroleee Ballard. Minus Ballard. J9h p.,,
Tom Ballard. Jack Ballard. C
Reuben Ballard, Jesse Ballard. CynthLSf
Mintie Ballard. Nonie Ballard, N.
Lyda Ballard Alex Deal. Kphrair. ClJ
Faster. Mai-M n; : L " r4 t
and Dean Ballard.
Under and by virtue of ait erder .f the Qtrk
tte Superior Court ;made in the aUr, JJ!
Proceeding on the 1st day of April 1921 whirT
the undersigned was appointed CommiMi
the Court to sell thereinafter d
partjtion. the undersismed Commissioner will J
at public auction to the Highest bidder for J
at the Court House door of Pplk County
lumbus, N. C. on the th day May 1921 "at M
o'clock A. M: the following described tract erp
to' WJ- iywtl oemg and situate in the Tin
of Saluda, County of Polk and State ef
Carolina and bounded and described as feikn to
wit:
Beginninar en a stake. Hall's corner: ?
and running thence with road N. 82 W i Hl
nd 10 link, to a stone. J. L. Hart s cern,r: thew
8 " - 21 E. 14 poles and 15 links t
stake. McKee's. Hamer's and Hart s crnr
thence S. 66 E. 10 poles and 15 links to a stake it
McKee's line. Bale Pace's corner; thence with kit
lineS. 33 W. 10 poles and 11 links tea stake his
corner; thence with his hne S. 65 E. 3 pales' ud
22 links to a stake Hall's corner; thence w'th
Hall s line S. 22 W. 7 poles and 15 links t. the be
ginning, containing 148 square rods, more or 1
This April Ith 1921.
WALTER JONES,
Commissienc
Tirpiii
1 &
Tryon, M, C
is
Fishtop.
Another fine week for farming
worked in Saluda nostoffiPA
t t running the economy shoe shop u Another
in Henderson villp has passed.
The friends of Marvin Patter
son are glad to know that she is
improving rapidly since her
operation in Hendersonville
Mrs. B. I. Hazard formerly of
. oaiuua, is rne guest of Mrs. H.
o, .Lane.
Mrs. Lee Hart wpnt tn
tanburg Monday to attend the
lunerai 01 Mrs. Robt. Gaines
Mrs. P. H. Bailey has returned
. irom Cowpens. J
Fred Bailey and wife are visit-
. relatives m Cowpens
Dr. and Mrs. T P
: of Savannah. Ga.. nri oi.,Jl
for a few days preparing their &en hery th
home for occupancy this summer rattlr one day iat week.
, Frances White and mother of L Jesse Case is in attendence at
Chester, were in Saluda last COu. :
- week to have some repair work We have been informed that a
done on their summer home stl11 was cut an another place
Mrs. Hardin, of Atlanta W emolished about 1000 gallons of
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Gm. stuff destroyed on
ver Turner. JJP 01 xne mountain near the old
Mesdames. E. E. Pnl w JJ. Pla three or four on
Q . - - -wva VIA
-avaxnmn, ua., ana P. A. Ryan;
of New Orleans; are running the
race-House this summer. v
. Belle Besseliew, of Savannah,
is to be at home at the Pace
- House this summer.
- F- C. Berthisel and family
from Fla., have moved into the
Gordon House.;,
The Saluda folks keen rpnrp.
a .. - . r 1
sentatiyes tor nshmg pretty much
all the time.
J. and Posey Henderson Wnf
to &aiuaa Saturday,
T. E. Pace has iust rfiirnnH
xium ct visit to - see t.hP MnPDr
aoctor (Mr; Williams.)
Walter Hooper, of Henderson
county, was a caller in this
tion last week. '
The Misses Estelle
race, and Alma Newman, have
returned home from the hia.
school at Columbus.
Horace Jones oneneH
season here by killing the first
O $625
F. O. B. Detroit
WatHen
one of tnt feaSS ich is harnessed
internal combustion engine lomical of Pwer m the world -the
farm each individual
"It. will nnt-fliA .' - . .
puhis producpToduc It will
ncient production bassis y I0r tnat 1S whyat a farm ls-on to an ef-
N0TICE OF MORTGAGE SALE
Y Whereas on the 7th day of April 1920, William
rack and Saphrony Pack, his wife executed tt
E. W. Dedmorid. C. E. Shore and J. A. Stetlmw
undersigned mortgagee that mortgage which is ef
record in book 17 at page 38 of the records f
mortgages for Polk County, to secure an indobt
dness of 400 evidenced by rfotes referred to in ui4
mortgage, and default having been made in the
payment ox said indebtedness, and the whili
amount thereof being now due under the termi if
said mortgage.
Therefore by virtue of the power of sale eta
tained in said mortgage, the undersigned will ra
MONDAY MAY 16. 192
at 1.-00 o'clock P. M., at the court house door of
Polk county in Columbus. North Carolina, offer
for sale to'the highest bidder for cash, the land
conveyed by said mortgage which are bounded
and described as follows; . Situate in the town
ship of White Oak, county of Polk and State ef
North Carolina, adjoining the lands of Grajson
Aneage, w. M. JLewis and B. T. Price and bounded
as follows: . - '
Beginning at at stone and pointers at place ef
red oak corner (gone) J. M. Lewis and Grayson
Arledges corner, and running with Lewis N. 3 E.
63 1-5 poles to a stone and pointers on the specula
tion line thence; N. 86 W. 88 poles to a stone on the
easxDank of a small branch, thence; with the
branch as follows: S. 87 W.18 poles. S. 10 W. 12polei
S. 5 y. 8 poles. S. 82 W. 4 1-4 poles to a poplar
near the head of the said branch, thence; S. 21 14
W. 20 poles to a chestnut, thence; S. 59 E. 20 24
poles to a pine, thence, S. 76 1-2 E. 12 3-4 to a pine
on the west edge of the Allen Tread thence; with
the said road and Grayson Arledges line as fol
lows: N. 47 E. 20 1-2 poles E. 17 poles. S. 74 E.
Poles S. 63 E. 12 poles. S. 73 E. 7 poles to a stake
oh edge of said Allen road thence; N. 11 IE. 3 1-5
poles to the beginning, containing 38 acres.
Tract No. 2l On the waters of Thompson
spring branch, and bounded as follows: beginning
on a dead white oak on Garrett's corner, and run
ring with his line S. 80 W. 48 poles to a white oak,
his corner, thence with his hoe S. 10 W.
poles to a black arum, his corner thnr with iev-
eral of Garrett's lines of 40 acre survey N. 78 14
W. 13 poles to a dogwood. S. 60 W. 13 poles to
Spanish oak on top of a ridge; thence N.87W.
32 poles to two blackjack bushes on top of
ridge; thence N. . 56 1-2 W. 15 pole
a stake and naintm in Garrett
line; thence N.80 poles te a pine and pointers
thence N. 60 E. 24 poles to a black oak (down)
Whiteside's corner; thence with his line and p
ing his corner E. 72 poles to a stake; thenco to the
xixmnxi containing 42 acres. ,
This Jlth day of April, 192L
W E. W. Dedmond
; v ' - . C. CShorlo
V xr t j . J. A. Steelman
J W. Dedmond, Assignee Mortgts
. . lllSiwy, one man
bursted out another's brains with
a nuce ana is now in Henderson-
Ji-11? killed a white
oieuve last week. -
lS ar?und here eher
go fishing Sunday or scowes the
mountain sides hunting beS
without permission, at that.the?
more anstieaveaSStT 80 mu more. that he canbe paid
able thefamer WorFfeter It willPen-
enjoy life. n?ufs ln the S, giving him more time to
TCYON, N. c.
Lii
AH kinds of
Building Materials
and Feeds at right
E rices cn be had
... 7 calling on us.
Hearon Lumber Co.
Saluda. N.C.
.Emerson Amended.
If a man does anything well, tk
world beat a path to his dor-
uuees ne happens to be expert
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