TT I II II II II II ,
fate-,
1 It
Wiley Hsuney
.-J? ' Nr ,
Meeting A
nsing School HMwWKijioh-
(,rl he people ot EHjfftrtffl' iMwUnfl christians confirmed
je enjoying the second or FworXWKThn trim at Mo i,.if u.
weeks. Last .ejiS.4iftfl5WtTbir about BIBethel.
p. Humpimes oc uatrney, a, WWuyftiess A'oodnes s , f itli
ytuiun.v my Miiuw -roHie()ft-im;i(ueJt femperanec -against
IK oi the cBur(;j at.HiftTr'M(;i-fiulih''the fs no law
ingatliemig, It Wanie Jc6,iPctlons o( Uopre
ryico with dlnneoWtfiLiding Eld, in the first rue of
jouuds . SoverariLf thiJprh butcant correctly
.. ,,uP..ra,UJ01, W?n(VH' Bell In The
iispnaay was rott,lctrciH.-'ltt'yv
Bie handsome new brick- .bm-ld-i
was dedicated, Rev. V. . R.
are of Salisbury preauhjiij; the
wiiun.fonn.1 Rprtnon .'''VflV -lUr'1
fare is an oldjEietfyeU th.d
This weelc a:'yizu-Liuocu
Well-to-do Farmer ExefrM After, rt.
fiess Was Confederate Vftpun
Funeral and Burial at St. Mark's.
At hi home on the Bessemer
Qt.v.-Oherry villo mujcadain road,
near jong (Jreelc bridge, early j
luestiay morning Mr.
ii. . . . ' :
MHuney uiea at the ago
Last
who
with
Pin It
.years tollowinu an illness from
neuralgia winch had extended
oveta period of Reveral monflis.'
rorlie pasft sl orei(,'ht qioh8
were his frie3'l'ill read
lKWt. the dertth of Mr.
UoyI of No ( townshin (!lov
Jnnd County, j . ".Shortly after
jmdniL'lit Mondnv ir
VVitey.Vei)li Jie was stricken with jm
of 78 I ralvsm from u1iifK .lio u
'.'I
P
flere
Monday
r.
it
i mid tl o'clock a. in. Mi
Iavpimi
-y-... ,t.,V... ... IJI. ...I,
wiih urioui ui.ycars old, a
anlendi'tl neisrhiior. futlwr i.
bniWIkiid ciciand hip i)nsunce
lft'r.AIIen.Hambee P. E. and
the Itey.Villiara Whitbee cir
cuit jpreaplier. Much good done
Numbers added to the church
Children baptised The ' sacre
rnent administred General rnlos
Obserys. abtlns and fast
days remomlwrwl T!iKl,,t, ,.j
I., . A i . - i l. i . o cau
JMa TW.-JH M i
,! , .. . ' . Ttti "'f :.", BiCTiwjr jihjwuu. .jte was
" T"" Kr0W.'n,f' W?,a i;rom..n. ahd successful aru.W
body were held aV yAn of .H W ho knew !,
UtheranchurchTuesdayafrlTlie fungal wa, rondu, t J .a
New Ironpp( .church AiiRust'li
aftecnooii lit)! n cloelt by Mr. ,
in pi w,ll'?wr' yKejGos) -preached witn
fegg in cnarge, tWt bLpcj-., GloAous times- The
ef. J. b. nnstionsr.iiriuIJywi;s,pfGolbccasionaly heard
ml? "Kit nwnnKn.n A .. .1
1 .... . .1 . V. r . .... k t...i: TZ L44 ..
mrii en ine program ' tn'fOTijj j p"M"w Kuruiess to the con
as a : juistoricalrtww-full QtwrKlDPfrnt'ipion a roqnd them
3thel'' read,- bvwt!(iW'Wj W jo'crcej such Methodist n
, r , "-Jtu. V". i. rrmiuiu- vvjlILP.nfift Air
ildmanuscnptUaVdtl'liMcherjhe coes to his
(am-rawu uxui some W!tllB Wi MIUBUlilluieiil 'liiids his linn
als of the, chilV:4,Nobly kttleied tojjethw waiting his
nows mo "WWSlMeOJjlWtH, No dry: wither and
is-written. We reprAdugj, Svndly chrtstirfyn' those ;for
batim.' CpiM lSttewrdays. -want" "up "wet
utimes mlMil IPanlr-"linnrWS '-iMhMllf UC- iu . .1. . n . ,
' I Jr ri" ityyawui voa
n 1 1 1 1 1 fi ififliiV ilinf ni 1 infill rn"'i 1 1 I iuzu iji:
of liln.f-e. WSAie of thpr 'HBilliIWiMir din ..mA..". 3-1 -1
is incorrect- andvfalfl'yT?rfhwl-4lMe -yeaRjiibiclj j-osjilted
u . "'"""w-wiowii awakened
uot offeKd anycorr,ections.Tand converleaomiaa(Iea to
e manubfcpt iKotfaora'QjJ-igNraji considerable
1 note naner and written
ia pen inja veVyat titdid.l
TheflanaMriFlf V 1
the His
pthel Oh
.eniinisce
nory by
e first bi'
numbered baptized and the wholp
in mppt.i n rr
oineV ipofajblaure). springs a few
k.'s tromj.KlUethel (a place two
V. 11 r; S'"h v;om.yiiipeniei u place two
,r, alWitoLe.,,, j,,
cs or a slMttehfef
Rachel H Harmon
timftym by Lewis. Hamilton)
.wuicu jirpyea a great, addition to
Lue.-cnnrnh. Nnl, finm,mt;
'riwttrxmMHrW'mv wiinessea at tne pre
of ElBethelUint n.'.i,'A, .
rafJwWJ-oa,found. its way to
tne Hearts or almost Every ore
The oraaftd '(jf&unjf Seemed to
Wl ViVTli? cry for jnerpy was
heard All ove Ahe encamDment
ana in the. grove while others
appeared as dead. Many couvert
IT!
ard the existence of ElBothel
urch was'wjffirrsomwsjHjd.
the Rev N Talley of the 8
Oonferenne who hannilv foil
this way. He preached in thjv
use of- Sjimirel . Collins in- the
cimty 6f-EIBethel. Bro Talley
eached witrupower his woitls
emeaw reaBuiB newts at edjaO this nigeffngfQ tttat rrfsri
any tho-uli others confoundea. would praise' the Lord' for his
- " -r-rrprrKnftBas5rT. me cnuaren of
u"' "" rMllfTft 'jS " "lun( tfnee was av this
ft an aDiwlWiilnt!tr'3ie;ftoas WAprndeting. old. ijiole1 Joseph
f David Collins nearby for the Parker Dr Mabryaodthe circuit
isuing yearJ0(ii wmcn was ao Haefa'a able ministers and
ramgiy niiea (oy me .-lij&ff-iHShedjwith power, This meet-
noon, which were attended, by a
large number of . relatives and
friends of . the deceased, inter
ment was made at St. Mark's
graveyard.
Deceased was a nati ve of Gas
ton county, havimt been horn
a.-. fKH r.. . . . . -r
me mi mi on which ne d ur
with the exception of the
ti rne spent in the hrm v and
.-wiurv penon ne resided at
Cherry yille'he had lived at that
place all his life. He was .. a
of Christy and Susan Maune'y,
ae is surviyed by three sons
and - three daughters.
. . . .. ." "
wr. ivianon Mauney. of Morintn
county, Ga.: t. W. 8. Maimov
at the old hooie place; Mr. Luth
er Mauney, of Cherrvville: Mrs
Ida Beam, of this county; Mrs.
May ixwtner. of Kinis Monnin-
and Mrs William Rhodes.
Deceased was a Confederate
Veteran. Imvinrr rlrknn . trnllj..
.... . uvui vaiijuilb
perVice for thdcSouth during tlie
W.: Sioopu. Mr. JIoyle married
iviisur jiiiza Honl who survives
with four childVpn, Clarence,
Maggie Lulivaiid Rash. .
6. E. Case of Soirtanburi S r nj I t,'...,.ici. , ..
. . .... 'v. omul ui ciizauein. Pit J
were .nsi.nly hurled to dtalh whrn (raft Hid. 1 1'Wuck iheir automobile
ii - .nil
(o. E Cnsoor Sp.Mtai.lMir.fi'm.rn.N V m,t no icpww
O- Uana J. V . Stout,, of K!jm.iriumi-..,l lis 11....1...,
beth, N. ...T. ,'wcre , killed liem'i suiiiod UiA Aavw.i
Monday .afternoon wIioji (u.Li.h. ! m:i.r v -ifti M :..
bound train No, Um.uA 1 e, V T?
o cr iis'lf Wl,
I
aiutoniobile" at
tl,e Cora Mill
--.- -
Chaies Deal
oiomlftg. StoutVwas instnM.lv
Nli.'d.a.nd Case lived out v about
f)ftein mimites. bffnoh' were
tiaveliuir in a lYrd tniwimr nMi,,iM.tutuj
f v.. i" fitjiiitjMit i uriMimu a
and were en-rouln to (Jaslonin. mm s(nli,r..AiVf,.-
"I
" :Mi-.J. Wi' ftiRitir An.V.,
employ about Amy xlni
htra nflrHier ih'-NeJ
Only a shoit: di.staiji-e from
where the awful accident 6ecur-
rod they had stopped
nuired the way to (Juptoniii
umf.jn-
and
Charles Deal, weaver in Lorav
Mill Gastonia,..- was iiiisKtourIj
fhot and killed Kridiv Aug 7th
Shortly after 2 o'clock on the.
Lmwpod road near Mr. Mr D
.Anthony'saboutseven miles east
ui ...iviiigs iviouniain., following
an inquest held over the body
by Coi'onertH. S.'Sellors the iurv
rendered a verdict to the effect
that ' Deal cftuie to his 'death 'by
a gunshot from a gun in the
hands of Erastus Wall." The
latter, at theinstauce of Solicitor
-Wilson, was placed under a bond
Of $400. and was given his liberty
attorneys by tlfn nam
Wire them' alr'and
be sure to Itfc-ate hi
William M. Slfjut, 21 P(
ilenr.y '. Slout 27
Street, Ralph Stout -165
wa, William '-KmstuK
Broadway. ' '
Karo. lin
civil war;iHe was an industrious pending trial at the next term bf
liiimei- mm was ne (l n hun MC.'KAatAn nfawt1 c.,, .;,. n
. . ---n-- .v.. -umiut utirilUL KJVUllf
I leem oy mi wno Knew him. Ga- which convenes the 24th
y.ette. - .
1 houarh there.were six others
'n the party,, besides the dead
man when lie was killed not one
of them .las given any connected
min BellaMrcniti)reach:eofJ-iii,ionL,,he remiTmWoi k.."
io S. C. Conferenqewho "faith-" many afibil? ElBeihef ChurchA
nv jjreacnetf. 5iw wenujuptn rfTjyijseeda ijQWeA sre.beacing
wer, and success cnltivatine fruit to the A-esen day. LettSod
mproving yie iiearw oi tne omffPifdil38 The Rev, .David
- --,cfta"-artiW good
.Ya
- ttivw-wn"!(ii50(ifiicjea.i
AriH mm
ivA'l :r i'1IiD"ifr?u'lu.rt;0 earned. jHore
in. possesion. jOiu,c radJL16n andehildren ha,Wiofl
wer w(Godmanittis,ir-d.-.- v tffcetiug-and'ldvefksfe attended
W. Mcuouvn cncuii nitwimcjJt adm n stPred WBt!n
mnns. , anl a bstirienoe, lira va!te and mj
ltr,W " V " A"14-
his BtllM-5-li ...11111
,-v, x-,viim,tMityai1d.crjurcli fallow
" "j i; 'Jjf LXVU uro. oeai was a
u.a. l' veS! i-innvalfst.'ftnd- i hi
,...'Tu ,' vS' maaiikW by the. church 'wjio.
to ''" M yet Survite, 1839 The BenjaTnJri'
'vt oJ wi, fCuc1Va4t, rpj-eacher. Bro
.i.AQesnofrcjbitreaclHrnrtnn nntVr. ' t
.""Y t I '"" V " auiiuij. H SOuie
luUi glwrflde..J tl is Te-ic
;Mvrrn ftdled . tO the
Evelyn Abbott
.lr. Qraham - Wheeler of Ox !(Jr intefJiffiblc accountof how the
ioru, x. u:-ana miss Ji'velvn Ab
bott of Kings ; Mountain were
married on Saturday night Aug
ust first. .
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. .E. J. Abbott of
Kings Mountain and was livinir
at the time of liermarrage with
her sister, Mrs.i J. Ben Comer
in Oxford. . .
-The groom , is -a. i)rosperous
young oUsmess'i'tnan, of Oxford
and,jg:i,l3e soni of ex-sheriff S. M,
Wheeler ofjGranv.LUe County.
A WeBarbef " '
burg has,ac35'a"p6siUon 'in
.Tvtjb.e tjeaiiiig-ilareBfeop and.
,qual to the 'taste ?Ie-carf j ust do
you upall right. Try him:" ' ,7
killing ocoured. The party was
composed of Charles Deal and his
two sons, Robert aged li) and
Cletus' aged 14; Erastus Wall;
William Ward and Miss Burgess
a sister of Mrs.. Wall
The case seems to be shrouded
m mystery and the state mav
have difficulty in establishing a
case against Wall.
... .... ... .Q.
' Chief Lindsay Rcsims
Chief of Police B. K. Lindsay
tendered his resignation ' to the
City Council Monday night
which was aeeenrnH.
The office 'of Chief Police is
uien ior applicants and.- a; suit
anie man is very much in demanh
. ;Pra,nk Carpenter of Stanly was
n town Monday.
after geiting their diirVcfloiu
sed on down to the. crossimr
where thoy met their -trugic
death. Their baggage and pock
ets were linmcHiatl'ly plundered
for the purpose of identification
vutfe. whs easily identified
his name in books and 1
grapn and name on advertising C
mutter. 1 lur-o was some tUfl'i -r, li,n,itU'..i,
: 1. . .. ' f"."" "-l'.
ciinv 111 tlie Klen ilu-ation of1 '
tlie.other man, some claimed toT ' Rovs Of Tliw ; FimUJ.. :
.ecogime him, iis a Mr. .Daven iTheDixonscf Cltveand, tongs and"
toi l a piano timer, btit in. the IWt. of nJ r . ,,-
(CONTINUKD ON EDITORIAL.
w vfw- - - (
isphotdl- .Wss "AlvijRurber'-of Kings.'
vcitising;Cieek is visitihg Mr. and Mrs.. (
"o .dirL. LoifirnMiftiWek : .A .
derby hut, which vns icnnd
"J. W. S." aiiptaied and finallv
MR. J. T. KENDRIGS IS DEAD
(h, and rhili'rpH bapH
!"VS COI1V icwju
miers.ithouii oi-T. Tin.t...i ,
I Veached thnVm.i i i' A. iai's
a. oNfe- additionX to the church. J
"1 OnliBued i ,lSt (-nt-e). k
.. ... ". wy 1 .: ,
"Sohn Thomas 'Kendrick died
&X his hdmtt0!KugS"'Mountain
orMon.d!y.fiej;no6n, Augusts 7.
tn ; ff& p'9lt5ft(Aj; Kendrick
had been -in failinsr health for a.
year oi more 'and his death was
expected.' If lie had lived until
1 . . ....
'Saturday he wouldhave been 64
yeirs oiti. Ke.was one or Kings
Mountain p old established citi.
zens having jived here, for' the
past) 68 vears. i( . "
Cteverand'Ceuntjrv BeJwas born !
l utuu-.. viiucirauu HiMiaii iiie eariy
part of bis life in' that SedtiorS
Forty years ago he was" married
to Mws Uell Lviu and two
iear . later " moved, to" Kings
where he took "an active:part ia
tne jnterosu. m the. little' com.
mUnitv which; WJn-mniHltfAmmi
ling into a'tfjfage. He- hps. ben
ncra-vun huh'.h. nn.n.Mrainnn, nil a
of the mosb popular i4mlliear0ii
town and has seen the town
f- ' '
steacnly grow from community
to village and fitjirt -village to
ti-wn. Indeei one otthttalijUand-
marks is cone aiid.thoi,n'1 n vo.
I .., ; ... . . - ... r." -' ,-" r
iant chair that can nev-er be fill-
edi
Mr. Kenerick affiliated with
the, ftantist filmrrli in
1 . ' j runn
er daya and. endeavored to Jive
and exemplary life.
deceased is surViyer? hv.'-iAdi
widow; two Ijalf broEljeilfs,? '-'BJ ffi
wnnsay ot, Kjags .Mountain ajid
children-as f6i'6Ws Mrs. J. B:
iv IVVtAll Uflll 1J ,
Mrs. J P. Weir, Grover,' N. M.'
Kendrick, Bailintr Snrinira Mis..
T. L. WaTeMt. Holly,, Mra. J.
tu. juupioiu, uu. mips. Margaret
Kendrick, of Kings Mountani.'i
,' Thefuneral, was-conductod at.
fiorne on 'Peidmont 'Street atl
4.7lO'Tl1p!lfln It-hiiUinnU' Hi. tJrjl
..,,,t u,,.,,
T1 n , ttxi . I
!j n-,'Muier' nfl-ithe"-femain
a card was found which bore,the
name of "Mrs. J. W. StoutHar"
iiiuan, N. "V." It was therefore
believed that "J. W. S." stood
for J. W: -Stout. - i
The accident accuriod at 12.17
Monday afternoon according n
the- conductor and the wateh of
one of the dead men wjiic'h .was
stopped by the shock.
I.! A-ltap .t.lnn;.nrT.IIC '
automobile lJroa3sII!eir'tra"velecT
u yarns wmn tne-greater pa.rt'
of the car and one of the 'men.
Mr. Case, on the cow .catcher..
A small Dart of the ton and a
door of the car were left wljcre
the,, collision occurred. Exactly
lifta'vards down the road the
first man, Mr. Stout,' was flfbp
ed on one -side ot the tracli arill
on tne other side 1) vaifdsfnrther
down one-oi tiieSisMdrfs!.'rrioliefl
like rear cushion., -at . a, distance
Of .21si, j'iirds aiittlixwitlea wa.
foond aivl the llWHh. yard was
v. ,r"i " --.v
i.itii a.jjf iiLi:eiijLa-uuv
end.ot 4i)l yards
Monroe Journal-:"-. " V ' " '
Cleveland Countv has firnilnp.,
i.jjd.thiee famous brothers pieadh-"'t'
via, vie jJixotis..iranJfi.iUix6n
bemo famous on- the Paclflu'-'
coast. Tom, who r began as a
lawyer,, then "preacherl", aiidd
hnally therfjithocand playwriBht' '
filled many bitr nulnits heforA hn
,quit..eiareujje, the elder brother, .
hlled the biggest preaching jobs .
m tins country, and is now pas-'
ffffoftfpurgeona-old -church jn 1
MRniiim Ti,..,, in , .11 '
lii.T- . - 1 J - I. 1 M(US uiv
stalwart oiu- coufttttpwafcherv,.
Wlhle the three brothers, .wiich, -'
Union (Jouuty has giyeff to the"
l.laptist ministry, "Msrs Janes,-. -
hdward and Sam Long, sons of. ,' ,
Esq. W. .(. Song,' will' perhaps '.
never be asMamoiis Ah the Dix
on - brothers. : they . wilf bo an.
useful in thcirresput!tife places.
ji , " .juuj4r "uw pas. t .
tr '(t tforth W il kesboro, preach-
ml -in,. Monroe eliurch Snn.W .
Ilis-'ibiothliis- had oreviouslv
tilleAthe saute puhiit this sum-
i.-1 men,nd I rjiero is-, considerable-
slopped' ana the' bftlpnco of the W9. members of
wreckage was du.mV'f tYtk' on?w'
then backed up to where the r ?5i6regradu-
first mnn dvW -fr m 'FT
Case taken .to'm Jhefebnti ?U'lJtake.se,ul,''
of the engine and was still al.vV !''Long the-
hilt. I UI it lin r1--n Ml S.l. -. ..' ., .... .. 1' "
-zr " -i"'"'v-.' v-. .-, : wiifriM i',,'.r,.,t ..i..... ...... .
'J'Mft-twn manir e71 Tnrfr'itiA UHS!"" 't wuk. Wiivmis in
placed In tihe vfta-irfli7i9.i4Miirir,.
.... . , J nc-n-- . -irrj
bi-oullt on up town and tnrnrJ
MtJU. ...-t. .,,.,l..tl. 'A. -'.
uci ivwi.-viiv ,iiuui'i,iiaimi(,.Ll . M
ventoryof' Uic 'bagaaiter'wrioJi
hnrl hepn tf.airoVr ,'fi1v: .wn I OMn'l-A
I- y..;S , ;V( ,"'1 ITUT5
and Case jdenllcdjtivrreSs.'
f.inti twraci moritntn1 iit-1
Case'm Biiai tniiDug WfifrWW
to shQ? thwbody oij the-neJtt
train Th frtllntaiViir-T rl
r f ; 1 - '
,V,if Kinia-nd Sotth Gg-rolina be
f(ife'""reftirhnn?' to; hfl aat'-ve
SSjIftp Re.SfSufn joncr.i ahe
JOUnsfc'Jset in tlieininarir
Riun mor -
VJiJi hiijf ,fMint 'Had peeping. ,
in touch with .the' soil, by right
ing,riisjSifoiia';tiuio.v;.There has . '
JjCi.ffiS?,,op ' 'tl10' -f . brother
preachers -Irnni tli?s countv-
tlboay-citha-rt rs ,;-".T,
'he followiViglfrlltni' P1'- i5"m'Bellt well
ehanired in JZrT Z Met'd,st lacher,-Dr.
'ag a card sneffffna
J. Wi'StoMUvawd
.v v ,1.
your firm was kille
and bodv beintr held
, ... J . . - wu'v- HJ... 141
ffrTO1' .eS,u4vl!l. RevJU.JSbiderV. .
dhero today a,ctJlfrU' 1 'r
'v vi;iao Avuicnii . ail lit
11 yU Of Hie LttrtiffVftl4aWimittir.;.
t-r .w,vT 191 ,
Rei
and 1
P.-L. AVArd " . . . C "CTaw ""county.. ,
r-i Z v I ""' -,,bj4"11;;,1?!;J; on ie others. r
i'V'lit'ol! VrA?';, , . ?; "Hie ifcthatjtjiej rre son8 ot '
A similar ms4ltgeVdert'i)afeber,l, i,'l-. r - . '
i"i"fi uinjjiieremains 1 m Hisge "(m."voeen"jjeiictier,j,n
Vaidtorest In the City cemetery i'aat tj"Mig,- Jj'itutj.j, Hrr(A fhet" '
mm.