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O. O. PAGE. Editor
mo crops
MADE EACH YEAR
Y7. E. Ware and Sods are intensive.
Aftettt ying farmers, stcck raisers
' " and fruit growers.
Mr. W. 15. Ware who lives on
P6Us'kCreelc 8 miles west o(
, : town.was here Friday to ship
omo fruit to his daughter in
Charlotte. He had a bucketful!
left over to the greater part of
which we fell hair. The fruit eon
sisted of peaches and apples of a
roost splendid varioty. They
were bin nice specimens and of
an especially fine flavor.
' Mr. Ware and his sons are as
eociated in farming and are mak
ing it a paying business. They
are not extensive but intensive
farmers with a hroad diversity
ofcrons and products. They cul
tivate fifty acres of land with
three horses aud make two fuil
croM a year. They follow a big
crop of clover aud oats wi a eorn
and follow wheat with corn. On
J4 jcres last year the corn wop
amounted to 500 busheie. The
most of that 500 bushels is lying
back in the barn today unshuck-
ed untouched. -
i. They pasture lots of land and
make a s.iecjulty of highly bred
Ivaraes, smJAa, cattle and hogs.
Titttr fwrlt- Is abundant' and
has taken prizes at fairs all over
the state.
In short the Wares live at
homo and board at the same
place.
' The editor and his wife have
ft dale toappiopi late a whole day
on the farm when melons get red
anil maybe then we'll be able to
tell more about the tnau with the
hoc. -
McGILL
PRITCHETT ANNOUNCE
MENT. ISAAC WARREN McGILL
JEAN ESTELLE PRITCHETT
MAKKIEtJ
Wednesday Evening, Jnne tw.en
. ty-third
nineteen hundred and fifteen,
El Dorado, Arkansas x
AT HOME ,V
303 PEACH STREET
. AfTEB JULY FIRST f
EL DORADO, ARKANSAS.
. V.SITING REV.
AND MRS. BELL
Dr. L. A. Fox and Mrs. Fox
accompanied by Miss Nellie Phil
ips, all of Salem, Va.,'" arrived
Wednesday, to visit Dr.' Fox's
daughter', Mrs. O. K. Bell. Dr.
Fox Jeft Friday for a few days
but will be' back to extend- his
visit. . . ' ,:. ',.
HELPS BLACKS
BURG TO CELE
BRATE ,
t - : ' : -s --v " . - .
a T Quite a number of our. people
wandown to Blac'csburg Satur
dwhelttceUibrate the fourth.
?V f Gotorth was among them.
,1 '?.. r'. ....
' O. ' P.Goforli- and
Wrignt virent : to
, Thursdrjr night-
Iiincolnton
and Owner
A RUNAWAY
LAST THURSDAY
Mrs. F. KMcDankl and child and
Miss joclefiaumgardner were im.
periled.
-A very excitable runaway oc
curred here Thursday aflcrnoou
beginning at the rear of II. T.
Fulton's store in the Mauney
back lot and terminating in front
of tiie post office on Mountain
street. Fortunately noboay was
hurt but the escape was sai-row.
One wheel of the wagon to which
the runaway horse was hltcHod
was demolished and i. C. Baauv;
gardner's buggy Wa stove up
from a rear on cellisios with the.
wagon.
The horse and rvagon belonger1
to H. T. Fulton. The horse wa?
hitched by a weight which prov
ed insufficient wlien he decided to
run. He came out of the back lot
into Cherokee street the wheel
striking a telephone; pole which
proved fata! to the wheel. Mrs
F. M. McDaniel and little child
and Miss Josie Baum'gardner
had just driven aptothe-s.de
of the street and stopped io front
of the mafltel An eff jit. was
made to keep the runaway horfco
from turninz into , Mountai iv
street and imperiling the ladies
but lie tarned in anyway and
struck the buggy in. tlvj rear
with a wlieefoftiie wagon before
the ladies had time to -get out.
Fortunately the horse to the Wig-
gy took no fright and a am
grabbed the boggy and kept it
from turning over unti the 'ladies
could u extricated. Simultan
eously some one else stooped the
runaway horse.
BALLOON AS-
CESION HERE
LAST FRIDAY
Under the' auspices of the
Jones & Bilverlalth show cliich
was here all ; last week, Jack
Huffstlckl.-r made ad aerial fligii
in his bil oon Friday eveniug.
The balloon attracted quite a
crowd.- .
LORAY PAST
OR MOVES TO
BUFFALO, S. C.
Rev, 'A. T. 'Stoudenmire, who
recently resigned the pastoratae
vf the Loray Baptist Church In
West Gastonla, left' yesterday
with his family for Buffalo, S. C
where he will make l.i home in
the future. During his istay of
about two years here Mr. Stoud
enmire made many friends who
greatly regret to see hkn leae
but wish for him muchjmcess in'
his new Held. Gazette July, 2.
GIFTS IN
GREAT PROFU-
SION
i ' i
We had the pleasura Friday of
taking a look at the presents re:
ceived hy Mr,- and Mrs.:" E. W.
NeaU ..8pakin(f ,' frankly. '.we
haven't seen a better, collection
anywhere.. The gifts are espdbl-ally-otlceahle
for their superior
quality and their available ntil
ittf. - - ' ' 4 , V '
Kintjs Mountain, N.
HABDIN MILLS
TO BE REBUILT
President Carpenter states that- mills
will re rebuilt new machinery
installed
Mr. 0. D. Carpenter, president
and general manager of the Har
din Manufacturing Company
whose plant was rh st roved by tin-
some weeks ago w:is in the cit.v
yesterday en route to Charlotte
on a business trip. In conversa
tion with The Gazette he sta'-eil
that it was his pui pose to reLiiiiu
his plant as soon as possible.
The hnilfling v.ill be e;nsti ucteti
anew from the erouml U. N'ew
and improved machinery will be
installed. Tha mill'will be elec
trically driven Mr. Carpenter
was very optoinistic over the
prospects despite his recent loss.
Gazette July 2
COMMUNION AT
LONG CREEK
SUNDAY
Thre will bo regular com inn
nion service at Long Cree.k
Pi-esbj teriaii Church next Hun
diiy,. July 11th at eleven o'clock.
Re'. Thoin is Baleman of She!,
by f ill proayii the sermon. Sup
ply Pastor, Rey. J. T. Pharr
extends .'a' cordial invitation to
all to be' present.
YORKVILLP
ITEMS OF
INTEREST.
Yorkvifle Enquirer
Miss Sue S.nilli of Concord.
N. (J. is Visiting Mrs. J. li. Can
nn in Yorkyiile.
Miss'- Elizabeth Caldwell of
Columbia, is visiting Mrs. R T.
Allison in YorkviUe.
Mrs. J. B. Bowen and son of
Charlotte, are yistting relatives
in YorkviUe.
Mr. G. W.. S. Hart, Est. of
Yorkvillo, was a Visitor in Rock
Hill this week. .
Sheriff II.
G. Brown of York
business, visitor -in
ville was a
Hock Hill.
Miss Mary Plaxico of York
viUe No. 1, has "as her guest,
Miss Statia Philips of Chester.
Miss Jennie Lou Thomas of
Gaffney is visiting .friends- in
Yorkvillo Md Rock Hill.
Rebecca, little daughter of Dr.
and Mrs.. J. . D. McD.nvell, of
YorkviUe, has appendicitis, .
Mrs. J, M. Riddlo of Lancas
ter, is yisitingher daughter, M,fr
J. S. Mackorell, in YorkviUe.
Mrs. D. E Finley of YorkviUe
was the guest of the Misses
Roach in Uo3k Hill this week.
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hurt of
IYorkyille, visited Mr. and Mrs.
W. S Rc-iV in Rock Hill this
week. " ( .
,. Mrs. Fay Kilbourn of Texas
City, Texas, is visitlnff her
kraother,' Mrs. . Mv .A., Metts in
Yorkvule. ; -: - . "
Cont'd ou Back Page)
C, Thursday, July 8.
PRINCIPLE FIRST
STAY AT HOME
SAYS HEALTH BOARD
Ccnsumptinn can be cured in any paii
of United States -BuHetiji
Health
, Press Article
rth enrolinn Stute Hoard of Hi-ulUi
.lun l;il.r,.
From 10,(KHI to l.'j.OUO cnM.tn.
fives go West every jvar in
search of health This ostiruat:
is based on lecent iiiV,.slgatioii!',
made by the U.S. Puolio M.-n!l.i,
Service. Colorado. C..l.foii.,a.
iViizona, New Mexii-o nn.1 Tox is
ire the status that uttracl. m
sumptives most stroni'ly and are
the states furnishing the data of
investigation.
1 he poi'its bearing - especial
warning and advice to North
Carolinians are these; from 'JO
to fifty per cent of these eon
suniiilivesare hopeless ease. n.d
die within sixinontiis alter their
arrival, tlie pe- centatre oi those
dying wiMiin 30 cays running as
high as I'ftccn.
A largo but unknown per cent
al.'!" die in almshouses or aro the
leeipi-tits of chanty ar.d tlie
great niaioiiry of these could
have been made comfortable in
their last days if they had stay
ed nt home among friends and
relatives,.
No 0110 should think 6C going
West'w South west for Irs health
unless n has at least $1,000 a
bove his railroad fare, and can
leave all his cares, v.orrie and
trouble at t home; and no one
should go who is in an advanced
stage of tuberculosis or who has
not taken careful medical advice.
Tuberculosis can be cured in
any part of-the United State,
and it Is far better for a con
sumptive ot moderate means to
go to a sanatorium near at home
than to go West and live in
aslightly more favorable climate
without proper food or medical
care. .
GAITHER PlilL-
BECK DIED LAST
WEEK
Shlcb.v. July lS.ecial. Mr.
Gaither Philbec.k, one of the
leading farmers of Vie New
House community, died Tuesday
night at the home of his daugh
ter, Mrs. D. K, Gngg, just west
of Shelby, of progressive paraly
sis. He was 63 years old and had
been sick, for a year or more,
Three children survive: Mrs. W.
W. DePrlest of New House, Mrs.
Willie Hoyle of Palston, and Mrs.
D. E. Grigg of Shelby. Ho was
buried at Sandy Plains Church
yesterday, where- he , held his
membership. Rev. Mr. Harrill of
Elonboro conducting tho funeral
services.
MRS. IDA SMITH
DIED THURSDAY
NIGHT
Mrs, Ida Smith, wife of John
Smith, who lived about a mile
beyond tne Sevier mill died
Thursday nir;ht after.a long sick
ness. Rr. E. O. Cole - preached
the funeral Saturday morning
and interment was made in the
cemetery at Bethlehem.
Subscribe lor The Herald. .
Published, ever Thursday
1015.
SI.
TENTMEETING
AT BESSEMER CITY
Cbur:bej ua. under big tent-Rev
William Black preachhs. Bic
Choir. j
. big tent union i
;ng is going Oil 'it I !':;
wilii Kvi'i'.gnlis
M.im I. lioii.c t'.e iweii
pa.'aiory se-vii-es we
last w!,- nnl an em;'
Iihs le.:n l-i Irainiiii
'inn. Ti:e .ivacliing
vivtil meet
isceier City
Villium
hing. I'll'
-. h-ld all
nous choir
; for some
iast we-'k
v.iis (ione by uiflevenf. justois
from the various pulpits in Bes
semer City. Gastoina and I
Mountain,
BARACA CLASS
HAS BUSINESS
MEETING
The Raraca class of the First
itaptist Sunday School held an
informal business iiict-tirg at the
home of the teacher, G. CJ. Page
on Kincs Street Friday night.
fler niiMi v mat tors of vital 'in
terest to the class were, discuss-
1 the members of the class were
snowu mlo the. dining room
wheif? ico cream and cake were
serverl.
REV. GRAHAM
RETURNS FROM
MEETING AT
GAFFNEY.
Rev. Edw. M, 'Graham, past
the Wesloyan Methodist
Church, was in Gaffney, S. C
ia.-.t week attending the big tent
meeting, held by Key. J. A.
Clement and J- R. George. Rev.
Mr. Graham reoorts that the
meetings were largely attended
and that there were more than
73 professions up to the time he
returned home. Rev. Cler.ent is
here this week holding 'revival
services at the Wesley an Met'.o
dist Church.
REV. J. Af CLEM
ENT IS CON
DUCTING MEET
ING AT WES-
LEYAN CHURCH
Rev, J. A. C'ement, of Cent
ill, S. C, General. Evangelist
of of tho Wcsleyan Methodist
Church, is holding Evangelistic
services at theWesle.van Metho
dist church here, assisted by the
pastor.
Rev Mr. Clement is known
throughout the South av a strong
preacher anl a most successful
evangelist. He held one meeting
in Kings Mountain in which
there were more than 100 pro
fessions. A cordial invitation is
extended to all pastors and their
congregations to attand thesa
meetings and take an active
part
Services every night this week
at 7;45 o'clock. Come.
Edw. M. Graham, pastor.
Our Mr, Hunter has jnstdeliv.
ered some d ico job printing , to
leading firms at Mt. Holly, Kan
napolis and Charlotte. Our work
stands competition. - ;
No. 22
A YUAU in ADVANCE
HONOR BRE,
AT THE NEAL H "Mt
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Hi il K
tion in honor of M. arn?
W, Nca!.
Mr. :in-i Mrs. L. -. .
Vni't.iiim.! lust. T; ,h v r. .,
in lion r of Mr. anr'
f
V
X-;il 't v.as ;'. mosti lain, .,1.' r. ..
and enjo.a.)lefh-.c;:s-oii U : ,
ii'iinh r of fnei.us of tlie f,.tii
Tli married peoplev.-. .-.
ved from m to tl:S0 and thu youn
ger set from 9:30 to eleveu.
The iruei-ts were met at. t.1-
viiigsjdoor km! shown l,- the uuncn
bowl on the side porch by Mi; .
fionrie Mau-iey. M sdam':s
Piess'ey MoGHI ard R. T. Cip
sler iresided 0"er the pun .;
bowl. Mies Mia Harmon thuii
showed tho giicsiji into tlie p1'-
or where they were I'.'Teteil l v
the receiving line as follows, Mr-
Mid Mrs. L. V. Neii I, Mr. ,a
Mr?,E,W, Neal, Luther Harmon.
Miss Geneveivo Neal and ,i. .
McGill. After tiii cbn,aii'i-.,
of the narlor the 'ixr.
were ushered into the dvi
wg room by Mi as Car!;!:: V- ii-f
where Aiiss-is Virginia Mauno.-
and Kate Harrrion served frt.au'
nl cake.
DALLAS ITEMS
Di'Uhji, . July 1. :..'is Iviab'o
Oi).on spent Friday iu Cli.ii.
!o'.t .
The young people .-mjo.ycd an
ice cream supper at Mr. .'Jtvlcr
Lincberger's Saturday nisrhr.
Mr. Andrew Stroap an,' : :
Miss Joanna, spent Sunday w-!i
Mr. and Mrs. John Pavsour.
Mr. and Mrs. --Prank Rhyne
visited Air. Mrs. L. L. Pasoiir
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs, Miku Riser, ,jt
Crouse spent Saturdav night
with Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Mauney. .
Mrs. Jpseph Gamble and MiKs
Ethel Gamble spent one day last
week with Mrs. C. E. Dixon.
Miss Bessie Costner snent a
week recently with friends in
Charlotte. .
Mr. Nemucl Clemmor v.-ho has
been confined to his bid the oas
two weeks is able to be up a
gain. Mr. and Mrs. Grover 'Moretz
and rhihl who have been spend
ing some time w'.th Mrs. Sarah
Pasour left Wednesday to
spend some time with the form
er's father in Wautaga county.
Mrs, Jasper Ratchford- spent
a week recently with, her par-"
en'jS, Mr. and Mrs, Stauhooo
Ciemmer.
Mrs. W. It. Thomas spent set',
eral davs recently visiting her
brother. Mr, J. L. Clemmer and
her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Pasour.
Mrs. Amanda Davis and Mrs.
Rose Pasour, of Ga&ton'a visited
Mr. ami Mrs. Lemuel Clemmer
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Friday
spenton.i day recently with Mr.
and Mrs. L. C. Pasour,
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Pasour
spent Sunday at Mr, Grant Pa
sour's.' -
The Misses O'Brien, of Bescr
mer City 'Spent Saturday ntybt
with their cousins, Misses Lnoiia,
nd Tola White. ,
Mesdamc (!ec;go '.i .
Ratchford spcrt on. i .: it:
week witn Mrs. Prict' Ratchford.
Gaaette. July 2. .