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Vol. 13, No. 29.
K iiitgs Mountain. Morth Carolina, Thursday, Septfrahor 14. 1916. 81. 50 A Your in At
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LATEST PHOTOGRAPH
OF PRESIDENT WILSON
CuVlr.d Str , ' ' !
Atwo days session ma'ked the;
neotiAjj of tlm. county cinmts-j
Wiicik WiU vtfi'U when tkev had !
v VyoluiuXtiJ idjsirii'H lo transact.
. H tTullffi!. u fJ Paltner and
E C. BoYd,rty -.e present, .j
Cleveland county farmer-
were provided -with grading f -"j
.;. rilitios ty the eouLty commit-:
v loners t tlioir meo'ing Monday
' ; when Or. R. M. Gidney mid the
official cotton grader of Cliarlotle
l.ppoared bo.'ore the boaid ard
secured an appropriation of 8300
ifot the' work. Tho s.ys'r.m is
. 1 highly roccomonded aid means
. thai glnners c-n send samples of j
t cottou to theofficii'l goveinment
f - -i prttdef at Charlotte who ill
Rlvc it a grado according1 I.,) gov-'
i eminent standards and returi. it.
.M.lothe farmer.;' This (fives Jjim!
!T h is grade on the halo wli'ch .js
' sccopte'd Ht any market. Theri
will be no pontage to pay us the
, farmers will be furnished with
"franked" lahtis which v. ill
cairy the samples th!oui,'U the
; mail free of charn"..
Bond Gfvzh foi Bridge
." 'Citiiiuns.oi; No. 1 town-liip,
-.! Mewso, yjininy Hiidn.-N, li ,h
i '.'Allison. J unio'" Humphries '
' Clayton Huiiipl)ri's, . (Jii.ii;e
k Ct.ino and HuUip. 8:iir i'ti
ft bone in vhe s'mn of L'.tKH) binV.
. - inii themselves, tlirir -heirs and
nod a.)iuhs ti unulo a roid from
Hie 'ite oftlie old br.dw at. 0 ,r--.'t-
hafli Shoal. 'jetween Nns. I and
. 2,.tOWnlip4i. from Mi odjti l
j; he ; bluff, ay 5 0 ft'.et soiilh
. from south end of bridge vii
". ' Silifliiy nndnes' Ftfi-e and on to
. -ihe Sonth Carolina I'.ne, raid
' ' road not to be less than 21 feet
' wide, it he icunty comiuission
- erj. will build a Rood and suffici-
eut bridge above prsent hi(?h
wt?r m.irli at the old bridge
site and complete, same at the.'
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Wa-4 " -w"'f,oTav 't-Jiv
J. B. Murray, pr'ntniR, $5.
C. L. FJskride, gas and oil,
$2 30; Piul Webb, druars, $2.75
J. D. fjireberjter's Sons, bard-
..i;t MtMiil Ain. TIip wate. $a.iu: J. v. muiv saia y J4.uo.
. -.i..;. nt' wt'ancr help. $103 27; A. B. B'antoi.-.l .'J. 1. Lineberper's Sons, hard
r ire, $18.90.
drv coods. S5.75: W. B. Palmer's W
''U..., r,uv. netitinnp,! Sols, irroce.ie?, 15.45; J. L. Siar Pub. Co., printing $2 l.2c
thav the brldfio which wbs wash- 8uWe Uomim-iy, Biocenes am
ed away bo tlacwd l-ack at the dry kqous, jj v.
oud sita. ' .
Bills ordered paia are as iol
',3ws: -
.. Bridge Work
Jf M. Ledford 31.; P. S. Aden
19.42; J C. Pjrker 28.96; J. C.
Coitt 10.28; P. A. Hamrick 50.;
0. B Hicks 32.86; L P. Jolly
! 7D; H: L: Haatoa 112; .1. C
ttiscei:aneoo$. : .
J. I!. Jolly, part burial expensa
Anna Horton, $5.
W. VV. Mauney, coti'bnt. $78.
T. IJ Harris, D. S. services $2,
A. P. C. DePrifSt, pay roll
culvert worK, $04.14
T H. LoTsry & Co , pay roll
culvert vpcrk..$11.52;
Catherine Martin asked for
al
loy ie 41.25; C. 8. Laa 4.50; 11.
J. Hipk,5.; W. li. Upton Mi 52 supmyt. ', $1-50 per -aonth
.7. D. doyld 16.8P; C. P. Peeler lowed. s
9.; P. C. liivendar 52 J6; J. K. Kiser-Manney Compuny, lorn
rrlce W OJcJ. B- HaturioU 81.65; be.-, $5.05. . -J.
BanV.Patlorsou -38,10; S. t. D. C. Mauney, hardwfre and
'antt 'SO Vi' Y. Elliot 10.88; F cement, $20.95.' . . -
, Patterson 1 50: M. L. Rrown
75,; John Hunt 2,1.; John S.
iwt 5Q.. Austin. Brothers bal
i&j 6'n .bridge conlract 3,586 ;
?ailhur lauton 10.;'JvAvDo
M50. ' , '
CoIVert Work
F.: Y. Jqaas 12 79; W. Wt Uum-
ne8,7.19; R. R. Prica 12.81;
bert Crololer 8. 56; Tit Jx Yo"'fc
) 51; - B. Grigg 4 69; Ben
wen 7.80; 'Burnett Hautfk
, 2; Victor Bowen 8. Kj Clarence
.rd i n ft. 26:t;C- J. Patteron. 1.55
a Gill i.'87eJ..B. -Hanfii ick 5.25;
ao.or, 9i50; J
McMuiry-Hul! Co., dry goods
and Krocerie. J8.77.
Farmers Hardware Co., hard
wue. $59 99.
J h Lackey, D. S services 3,
H. T. Pulton,- expense state
meeting coiamissioners, 9.10.
H. T. Fulton, part on service
as corainissioner-', 25. ..
REV. J. M. KESTER
GOBJJILSON
We iinUrftand that Rov. J.
Marcus Keter who is supply
inir the Ubernaclp church at Ral
eigh ha accepted the pastorate
of the lirit baptist C'.iurch at
Wilson and will betrin his work
Octob-T first. Mr. ICester is n
son of Mi J. H Kfslcr cf ri"ar
Kind's Mountwin. fir rad
uatiiij; at Wake h'oitst. he took'
a course- in Mswton Suinir.arv,
Boston, iMass , i f tor which he
went to EiiKland and Scotland
to study. He returned to America
last sprint; and has been supply-
i ri Hie lajeinac e church since.
So far H8 u.eoloical tra;Dintf
(ioes Mr, Ivestev is wrll tit for
any pulpit.
TO BE ENLARGED
The XatioiiRl Garage will be
cnlaitted. Mr. L. O. Hoffman
has wo ki d uo such business
siuce lal.ini?.; cliarne that ho is
obliged to have more room. He
k jnsl rauiined and junmed with
hutoiiioliile. all the time ui.iil he
can iiarciiy turn . aroui.a. rrs
liuild nu btlonics to Pr. J. (J.
floi d and he will make extensions
l0 the building riKht away.
OCTOBER 7TH.
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GOV. H, C. STUART OF VIRGIN:-
He will deliver the principal address )
October 7th,
"The governor is loolu'tr forw'ard with ureat
his trip V Kiys Mountain Ootobir seventh." writes
tary lo the editor of The Herald.
pU-
Tho li'.i'ifliild'u O'lHrtcl.ti' is
the first nuinoeron the lyceutm
A r . u ; . ..nnH t. i.. . in. i
UUUIB" 1UI lilllO JC.i. IV IB E J'.
dies' quartette and comes highly
recommended. The first attrfcc-'
t;on will be on the nieht of Octob
er 7th following the bin celebra
tion. It is expected that a large
number of those attending the
celebration will remain over for
the lyceum attraction.
E
MuGinnU Brothnr, Missrs.
Henkel and Heriry McGinnis . a.e
Dlacltig inateriil on the grounds
nnd will begin the erection of
their, lriek building in a few days
It will be situated between Vie
National Garage and R. P Tiib
ble's b irber shop.
Mr. and Mrs T.C Bauihgard
ner of Kiugport, Tenn., arrived
last vvee'.c to spend several days
in the vicinity with relatives ai.d
friends.
r
VJ WW; ' shop - WtttJ
Hamilton, unio.
or who la at pn
bewu fsr tiM ro'
D. M. Baker, judgeelec"ionJ2
National Garage, gas and work
1 Cat, 13.
G'and Jury Roport filsd and
Bond No. 1 road filed. - '
Pavel and Oxford, shO work,
$1.25.
L. U. Atroroo-i. ciment, $142.-
43. ' .", ' .'.-.:'.
Martin and Martin,' shovels
and pay roll, $22.84. ' v N
R. l. Lackey; jal" eecpense.
$79 7.0. v.. v-. , ::..
West Disinfectant Co., dut
down, $5.73.- .' '
W. D. Lackey, sheriff .expnia
$3.25.
V. B Pal war 4t Sens, brooms,
$1.90, - . ' ;
,J. L. LAckByv- U. Sv sejv,eeflr
Yorkville Enquirer
: Following an illness o( several
weeks, Mrs. M. B. Allmon died
at the home of Mr. Slmril Mat
thews in Ebenezar Wednesday
afternoon. . -8. Allmon was
about 53 years of age, was a na
tive of York county and had
lived In the Ebenezar section
nearly alt her life. The funeral
was held from the Ebenezar
Pi'esbytwian church yesterday
afternoon. Rev. P. H. Moore
officiating and tho interment
followed in Esenetar cem tery.
The assessed value of the tax
able property in the recently
organic d.Turkev coak drainage
distric; is $.63400, arid this" is the
Mtifeunb ot bonds to he issued to
defray the-expense of the con
tetoplated drcdf ijir work To
iay the inten-st on the bonds at
8. per cent will require a tax levy
of fiO mills or 6, oer cent,, and of
coMrsev IT the bonds can be plac
ed at less than six per- cent the
levy will :)ff smaller u pcopur
tiotv '
The Baptist Sunday School
had their picnic at Logan's Park
about five miles west of town
Thursday. This is a fine place
Cor an outing. It is situated in a
bottom just beyond Mr. Bon G.
Logan's houso and belongs to
him. The poplar grove furnish
ed good shade and the brook
makes good wading for th3 child
ren and in the midst of the gard
en is one of the finest spiiuga in
the country. It was a fine day
and thoroughly enjoyed by about
a hundred people- There was
no formal program, just a good
time of eating and drinking and
making merry and wading for
those who lilec1 it. .
Th ! Patterson Grove Sunday
Schcol passed through tows. Fri
day enroute to Lin wood for a
picnic Quite a number of the
young people were along and
they had a good time.
The members of tt.e Sabbath
School ot tne A. R. . P. church
went on a picnic last Thursday
aud reoort a giod time. They
went to Lin wood College and en
joyed tho fresh breezes of toe
campus and the many and varied
waters of the famous All Healing
springs. ' Part of ' the people
vent blithe mountain afton ih
net. ' "
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The Uivic League lias gone
over the walls of the class rooms
and the halls of the graded
school building with the brush
It has brightened up the appear
ance ot things mightily.
PINSON-M'SWJIN
(Cleveland Star)
On last Sunday at the home
ot 'Squire Gillian Green, Miss
Clara Pinson and Mr. Brady
McSw.iin a popular poung couple
of this county, were quieUy mar
ried in the presence of a few
friends.
(Special to the Herald)
There was another double
marriage in East Kings Moun
tain last Sunday. At the heme
of P.. L. Ciianey Miss Rosa Ben
field was niirr'ed to Mr. James
Snort, i nd Miss Fannie Hullen-
de.r t'j Mr. Claud Long. They
were married under the same
ceremony by Rev. L. Bangle,
pastri of the East Kings Moun
tain Baptist . church. A large
number of relatives -and f rieuds
were present and congratulations
were iu abundance. These are
among the most pooular young
people of our community. .
' A Readeh
The grade! school ope I
day with fine prospect
the children lr ovciII-i a ::
unusuiil -numbers a nu .
the patrons and f.u-in
present to lend their cni
mont. The opening e-. . .
were impressive ano to tl
Rev. C K. Bell rt&d at.
from the second chapter I
verbs after which Rev. ! i
Cole invoked bod's bless ;
on the school and teocbei:.. 1,1
followed impromptu sp'
from Rev. E.O.Cole, Rev ' .
Kerr, Rev. W. R. Beach
0. K. IVll and Mr.G. li.
Dr. j. G. Hord was cailid
and arose vnd announced t . . :
would give again this yei
medal for the best orator .
W. L. Plonk, chiiramn r
scnool board, made a slioi -i-.t
pleasing address. After the ;
ing of America Suot F. V ' ' :
made announcements reiat: '(
boooks and the tiinA of mei .mr
rec"S,i;es etc.
The total number of pupil-
rolled Mondaty was 419. Anl
grades as follows: Low firs'.. 7'
High lltt 39-' Second 45, Thivt
5, : Fourth 36, Fifth 32, 'V .
th 42, Seventh , 28, Eighth 2V
Ninth, 13, Tenth 12.-
Miss Willie Cornwell left Sit
urdiy for Lincoluton where sh:
will spend about two weeks v t
Miss Jessie Haynts.
THS.HKRALD. I1.S0 per year
Mr. T. A. McGill and daugii' "v
Viols' Faiinlc, and son, Thorn- ,
iBlt'.uonday for their home; a-.
Columbia )fter : a visit her i.
They were accompanied by Mis -i
Sarah Long-..-