Wit Watauga democrat
R. C RIVERS. Editor, and Proprietor
i V SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
One year $1.00; Six months GO cents.
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Thursday, Sept. 14 1922.
Foreign AHvrrtivns: Representative
THF.AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION
buuni rnuiittuinm.
me waoie or lasc woeic waa
;'' consumed by the court in the tri-'
' al pf the State docket, and the
grand jury was not discharged
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uutii niuisuiiv iiiLtiriiuun. wuicu
' was the longest session, possi-
. blv. ever hold hv n. frranrl lnrv in
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Enoch F. Potter; retailing, 12
months on the roads. Defendant
appealed to supreme court ana
was discharged from nrison.
D. 1. btansberry, abandon
ment, 12 months on the roads.
T l.-J TUTSI t:i i I.
roads, judgment suspended on
payment of cost.
v Will Carroll and Wesley Rey
nolds, attempting fcomanufacture
on payment of cost.
; Green Miller, assault with
deadly weapon, judgment sus
pended on payment of cost.
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u. o. oounson, assaiut w 1 1 n
deadly weapon, judgment sus
pended on payment of cost.
Filmore Ford, assault with
deadly weapou. Fined $50.00 and
cost.
uewy uuy, laiiuro to w o r It
read. Judgment suspended on
payment of cost.
Jason Morctz, failure to work
road. Judgment suspeadod on
payment of cost.
Moses Main, failure to work
road. Judgment suspended on
payment of cost.
Stafford Cole and Stanley Colo,
ussuuus wiiu tu'HMiy weapons,
. Judgment suspended on pny
mentofcost. Carl Davis, assault with dead
ly weapon. Fined $50.00 and cost.
Marsh Foster, drunk and dis
orderly, two cases. Judgment
suspended on payment of cost.
John Morrison, transporting
liquor, lined $25.00 and cose.
Coy liogors, transporting li
quor. Judgment suspended on
payment of cost.
P. M. McGhinnis, retailing,
three years on the roads.
David Guy, assault with dead
ly weapons. Four months on the
roads.
Henry Tri plett, abandonment,
12 months on the roads.
Thussel McGinnis and Mrs. P.
M. McGhinnis, retailing. Judge
ment suspended on payment of
cost.
K. D. Moore, of Caldwel coun
ty, transporting liquor. Fifteen
InftntJic nn ta iwi'iJj
Webster Davis, trespass. Judg
mcnt suspended on payment of
half the cost..
Coy Rogers, carrying conceal
ed weapons. Fined $50.00 and
cost.
Frank McChee, II. C. Rivers,
jr., and George Moretz, traospor
.ting, liquor. Judgment suspen
, ded on payment of cost,
f Store Presnell, larceny. As
signed to the charge of I. A.
cose.
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; jjiu uuiman, larceny. JMgntcen
! months on the roads.
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ins mo cenerai rnncptisiia nf
' opinion that last week's work
' before his Honor, Judge McEl-
roy, will mean more for the mor.
' al and Rnr.in.1 nnlifr. nf tha nmmtrr
- I f " VUV WUUtJ,
; In the years to come, than any
; nau-aozen terms oi court nrpre.
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ana. immovable as the great
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xiiiiuii ui.ii im h iiiiinir u ri urn nn tattw
to mete out justice in very con-
- .ftiderftbk quantities when, guilt
Is established, ' Bkceptlpnaily e-
trrcHj-ir'stea the
the guilt of a whiskey vendor is
established. And another thine
that appeals to us is that the
great judge is no rcspectorof per
sons, his idea being that the jone
who has had the bestadvantages,
with money, good homes, best of
parentage and connection, when
they violate a law, are really
more to be censured than the
p(or devil who has virtually been
pulled up by the hair of his head,
with little or no training, and no
associates but men of his kind.
Yes, it has been n great court,
and we can only hope that oth
ers, presided over by judges like
McElroy, may bo in store for us.
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT ,
Whereas God in His infinite
wisdom has taken from our midst
the sweet gentle spirit of one of
our faithful Sunday School mem
bers, Miss Ruth Miller en Thurs
day September 7, 1922. She was
always an earnest member; zeal
ous in all things for the advance
ment of the Sunday School and
community. We miss her pleas
ant face in our society and know
that her place cannot be filled.
Therefore we, the members of
Fair View Sunday School feel
that we want to express our sor
row in the loss of our beloved co
worker; therefore be it resolved:
First, that while we sorrow in
her going and our hearts are
heavy because we will not meet
her again on earth, we are com
forted with the hope that all is
well with her.
Second, that we bow in hum
ble submission with our heaven-
ly Father, thanking Him for such
a life as hers andcomforting our
selves with knowing that he doe th
all things well. Third, that we
extend our heartfelt sympathy
and love to the family in this dark
hour of their, bereavement and
cherish with them the hopo of
seeing her again. We commend
them to .him who is too wise to
err and too good to be unkind.
Fourth, that a copy of these
resolutions be spread on our
records, a copy sent to the be
reaved family and a copy to the
Watauga Democrat for publica
tion. '
J. A. Norris, Supt.
Edna Nokris, Secretary.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION. .
Having qualified as Adminis
tratrix of the estate of W, H.
Wagner, deceased, this is to no
tify all persons having claims a
gainst the estate of the estate of
said deceased to present the
same for payment within twelve
months from the date of this no
tice, or it will be plead in bar of
their recovery, and all persons
indebted to said estate will please
make immediate payment. This
Sept. 12, 1922,
Mrr. Sarah . Wagner,
Administratrix.
NOTICE OF ADUINSTRATION.
Having qualified as adminis
ter of tne estatate of W. S. Car
roll deceased, this is to notify all
persons indebted to said Ut
will' please corns forward and
make immediate settlement, aid
all persons having claims aainst
said estate are hereby nslilsd to
present them to the undersigned
administrator within 12 iasntlM
from the date of this notice or it
will be pleaded in bar of trbeir re
covery. This Aug. 2 1922.
Ira C. Chitcheu, Adm.
FOU SALE-Two flno lots 60 x 155
each, one a corner, near theTralnin,'
School, together with 10,000 feet of
lumber and 2,000 rlck all for $850.00.
Act quick if you want this. Home
Land &. Investment Co.
ADVERTISING PAYS. TRY IT.
MORTGAGE SALE.
fty virtue of the power of sale
contained in a mortgage deed ex
ecuted to the undersigned mort
gagee, on the 4th day of May,
192jv to secure the payment of
the sum of $221.00, aud interest
on same, by Jerre Lenoir, R. H.
Haigler, and wife Mary Haigler,
1 will on the 2nd day ! October,
1922, to satisfy said mortgage,
interests and Costs, at the cenrt
house door in Boone, Watauga
county, sell to the highest bidder
for cash, the followiug deaeribed
tract of land, lying and being is
tho town of Boone, N. C, and be
ing that part of the Jerre Lenoir
property on which the li. M.
Haigler He use stands, including
the yard, and being known as
the R. H. naigler lot. This tiie
29th day of August, 1922.
H. W. HORTON, Mortgagee.
WATCH REPAIRING!
Done under a positive guart
e n t e e. Jewelry repaired.
Estimates furnished on all
mail orders. Satisfaction
warranted, i Oflce noar
Blackburn Hotel. v
J. W. BRYAN, Jowekr
mQjAVTAVQUA
wy if
FIRST DAY
The Clifford Collin Duamf Iho
Mysterious Milburn. Mr. Collins in
troduces 'character sketches bubbling
over with humor. Me makes his im
persountions look like, act like and
sound like, the characters he delin
catos. Uc nrnkes thm live I
Milburn, the mysterious, not only
niysiilies with his magic, but fur
inches a ikh flow of humor and mer
riment. Ctlward Tomlinson, the brilliant
young American orator:
Afternoon "Making the Dream Come
True."
Evening "The Spirit of the Colonist
The Junior Worker in stories for
young and old, aud demonstration of
organized pay.
'SECOND DAY.
J. Coalct Lockhart and HU Scotch
l assies in a program of classic and
humorous vocal and instrumental
trios 'and S0I03 interspersed with
quaint Scotch stories. The Com
pany's repertoire is a medley of
plraiant surprises, all pitched to a
Scottish kev, and this is further ae-'
rentiiaicd by their picturesque Scot
tish costumes,
TUB CHAUTAUQUA DIRECTOR
Afternoon "The Storm."
Evening "The Spirit of the Patriot."
THIRD DAY
The Skibinsky-Reed Company,
headed by A. M. Skibinsky, a K11.ssi.tn
artit under whose skilled touch the
violin flives forth tones tanging from
faVy-like fancies to deep emotion.
Mis Myr Reed is a coloratura so.
piano o( rare charm and power, and
a distinguished pianist.
Henry. Coe Culbertson, who has
traveled extensively in the Kast and
Near 1 ast. and until recently Pres
ident of Ripon College, Riponj Wis.:
Afternoon "The Durable Satisfac
tions of Life."
Evening "The Spirit of the Pioneer."
CHAUTAUQUA
ORGANIZATION
Boone, N. C.
Sept 15 to 18
m A Union Service will be held at the
: -Baptist Church at 11 o'clock Sun, Sept. 17.
-All publlo school children will be ad-V-
ml ttd at half price. v' w:ji:it"'.'
; : liirae 0f meetings 3:30 p, a. $a4 8 $k"''.X-
C. M. Yates, President
G. K. Moose, Vice President
A. E. South, Sec'y and Treasurer
COM M ITTEE ON A IIRANGHM ENTS
J. T. C. Wright, Chairman; W. H. Gragg,
J. F. Moore. Greene & Bingham
' COMMITTEE ON ADVEUTIS1NQ
R. C. Rivers, Chairman, I. G. Greer,
JUNIOR; COMMITTEE
Mrs Smith Hagaman, Chairman; Mrs. W
J. Rowe, Hazel Carriger. ,
G K Moose, chairman ticket committees
TICKET COMMITTEE ;
A K Moore, captain: Silas Casey, Robert
Glenn, Ross Potter, . ' '
TICKET COMMITTEE
Annie Lee Crisp, captain; Lucy Mast, Maud
' Moody, Lillian Johnson 1
' TICKET COMMITTEE
Mrs. J. B. Taylor, Virginia Councill, Marga-
ret Linney, Blanche' Smith.
- ; "r"v:-;v ticket committie ' J - :
Mrs. n. L ; Wilson, Eula Hodges, f Nellie
, . goiiey, uutn Cottrell r:
N. L. Mabt, Pre. G. P. Hagaman, Cashier;
i W. D. Farthing, Ass't Cashier "
MISH.PEARL Hodqss, Bookkeeper. Austin E. South, Telle-.
The Watauga County Bank
BOONE, N. C. .
Capital - -' $50,000
Surplus - : - - $25,000
Resources over half million
Oldest and strongest bank in this part of the State.
We solicit your business.
4 per cent interest on savings accounts,
compounded quarterly.
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Vulcan Plows
On account of getting my plows in too late for
much of the spring trade, I am going
to sacrifice profit
and sell them to the farmers who need a real good
level land and hillside turning plow. I also sell the
Lynchburg and Chattanooga Plows-
I keep good stock of repairs on hand at all times
aid wkat I haven't got I will gefat once.
Remember I sell the Majestic Range and all who
kaow it, want it. I will sell on the installment plan
J L, QyaDDs
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AnDOuncing
Throe Big Land Sales
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FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 15
Mrs. J. Jl. Stokes property opposite Cove Creek
High School, now under construction, in 25 lots and
small tracts, one good five room residence Good
business location. You price it. We sell it.
MONDAY SEPTEMBER 18
The Jesse Green farm, now owned by A. C. Mast,
containing 100 acres, located on Boone Trail High
way near T. L. Mast Store, 4 miles from Boone.
Subdivided into six tracts. One good seven room
residence, one tenant house, 70 acres in cultivation
Entire farm new fenced.
, . TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 19
The Huff Brothers farm, now owned by J. W. Hor
ton, containing 205 acres, cut into 20 tracts. Also
the Braemar Drug Store property, both located at
Hampton, Tennessee and 20 residence lots. This
is admitted to be one of the best in East Tennessee,
105(acres river bottom, made 70 bushels corn per
acre last year. Good 9 room 2 story residence, 1
tenant house, 2 stock barns. Easy terms.
Globe Realty & Auction Co.
Selling Agents
Johnson City, Tenn. ; -
We sell real estate the auction way, any quantity,
any kind, anywhere and cut it to suit you. Local
repraUntative at Critcher Hotel. See him if you
wanx money xor your land. v v..:; .. ;
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