I fridmy, October 5, 1923
P^^tegai
of North Carolina?
rwroki County.
5Qfi In the Superior 'Jcsrt
, I ? M. Capr*. Plaintiff
[ A Defendant.
KVICE OF SUM '
JIONS f ?>Y PUBLICATION*
? The defendant, Hester Capps, in'
ab"\< ' titled action will take
B0-.ict' thai an action has been com
recced against her in the Euncrior
1 Court of Cherokee County, N. C.'
I bf the plaintiff, James M. Capp.'
I jr.J that he purpose of*the actionI
I a to obtain an absolute divorce from'
I the bond f matrimony on statutory
I That you are hereby notified to
I personally appear and answer or de|
mur *-o the complaint of the plain(Srfore
the 12th day of October.
1923. or the court will grant the nKsf
d ??l in the complaint.
This th 12th day of Sept.. 1923.
1 K DAVIS. Clerk.
Of 'he Superior Court of Cherokee
County, N. C.
(6?It->! pd-jhm)
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Havi qualified as Executor under
;i i'l of the Estate of Martha
Dock y. :-i?as<d. Jato oi Llierokicj
Cou: ': N rth Carolina, thi? is to
n-?tf\ persons having claim? I
agar :t.- istatc of thc said deceased,
t 1 ft hi bit them to the undersigned
a* v . home at Grandview, Cherokee
' ty. North Carolina, on or |
bef 11th day of September.
l$j2S. th not:<v will h. pleaded
jr. ri v ry. All persons |
irdt ;h? -aid ertate will please
ir.n. t?' paynv.-nt.
Th I ith day of September, 1023.
u McDonald. Ex cutor ]
if 'i. fstati of Martha Dockery, 1
> -;td. late of Cherokee Co.
(6-fit-p)
Stati f North Carolina?
v County.
C. V and YV\ A. Savage enter and
locat fifty acres of land, more or}
le-. r, the waters of Tooncy's C
D: No. 2t beg ruing on a white
oak top of Big Negro Head and
runs w west course with the county
to th Bristol grant, then various
ecu tot (oiv.plcments so. n? " "n
the vacant lan | hetweeri the
coui: line and the Hiawa c? Lund?
Cot: \ land.-. Mr:let ed this the
7th d ... of Septiinber,
<Sig: d C. W. A: W. A. SAVAGE.
, NO!: II CAROLINA- -Clay C? ;t.r.y.
A. jcr are hereby notified
that .1 warrant of survey will be issued
: ' C. W. and W. A. Savage for
th >\p described land 0n the
day f October, 1923, if there is no'
p : filed in the office uefv'C that |
9 K Hffi m
I KMD JONES, Entry Tnk.r
(r,-4t-sl j
NOTICE OF ENTRY.
NO. INOKTH
CAROLINA?Clay County.)
I'ank Herbert Jr. enter:- and'
cl; v 50 acre;-', more or le.-s of
lat, . in Clay County, North Carolina'
ir H yebville township, on the waters (
o: 1 i iwnssee River. Beginning on
a black gum, corner of entry No. !
Genuine
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. ADVERTISED
M-o-o-o-M-o-o-o-ft-o-o-c
2049; thence east and various coun?*< T;<
es for complements so as to include it
ail the vacant :ass? beivreen ib- ? ?"??- -'?
inson land and the Leatherwood I \v
lands. m
This September 1st, 1923. J ir
FRANK IIFJiBERT Jr. o
Attest: '?i
FRED JONES. Entry Taker. 'us
Notice is hereby given that a warrant
of survey wjll be issued for the j
above described vacant land cn 01* 3
after October 8 1923. J
inn September l. | (;
FRED JONES. Entry Take-. j
It
U
bonds for sale.
Notice is hereby given that .< alt <i '
bids for $"0,000.00 of boi-ds of
Boaveidain Township w'll bt re.? iv- 2
id up until noon Oct ter 3i?23.
These bonds will ?-un f ,r 3> vt-n . %
and bear interest at <? per .. nt. 1h? v *
i.re is>ueu uudei authority of an net :r
of the general assemble of North 0
Carolina passed at its s,wiun of
1923, for the nurpc of building a "
road in the township.
These bonds should be attractive
to purchasers a> they will constitute ?
the only obligations of the township.
Address all communications to F.
W. Lovingood, chairman board of
County Commissioners, or John H. %
PiUard. Cnuntv Attorney.
sj
|d
noticf. of sale.
By virtue <>f the prov.-rons of a '
d< e<! of fust execute"! t?y R. C.:
M?uv and wif to I E. Haylcs*. (j
Trustee, t.> s -nr. payment of the t,
um of 1,200.00, dated Sept< mbor 10 ^
1021, and registered in Cherokee r
County, N. C in !>< >1 Book No. 70. t
:-aire 361. default having T>? n made ^
; nthe payment of said note and in- 0
trrest, the undersigned will offer to
sale, during the legal sale hours on j
thr 8th day <>f Octnlwr. lh'Jd. to the!
high*, t bidder for cash, at the << ?
house door in Murphy, at public out- j]
cry the following town property:
On Pcachtrcc Strati in the.T- rn , "
.>{ Murphy. Beginning on Pen--ht.ee \'y
Street at J. D. MiUome's corner and
juris S. 50 W. with variations with T
J. I>. Malbmoo's l5ne !n h h?. dgo rov'
205 fcc-t t0 J. P. Mallone?** corner
-f street lending by th< Methodist
Church; then S. 40 K. with variation"?2
feet~io a stake on said street c
Then N. 50 V.. 205 ftet to a *tak< r
on Pi aehtr. et Street; then N. 40 \V
with variation- 52 feet to the begin- ;|
;?irg, Wng th ! t conveyed t? H- r
C. and Gertrude M are by Cherokee V
County '..y deed d:.t d June " 1920, j j
and registered in Deed Hook No. 73,
ago 4 92. f
This September 1923. j.
L. E. BWLESS, Trustee. s
(5-4t)eb> i
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE OF *
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE
? r
By virtue ct the authority con
tained in a real estate M >rtgag? l'
made and executed by the undersign
id on rh. ?>th day of June, 1923, b>
P. C. Moore and wife, Gertrud
' Moore, in which they conveyed cei-]
tain real estate here?naftcr niontior - 1
ltd to secure two certain promissory | "
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OKEE SCOUT ;
North Carolina
I CHI " OK k. t al<?* HiVi.
IENTS |
>tes of ttven date herewith each for
le sum of $500.00 due respectfully
"?* ?' iszi and June ist, iu2k.
ith interest from date until th
ayment: viz: The land and lot brig
situated and located in the Tow
t Murphy. Cherokee County. X. <
n I'each tree Street, mare nartiv.i
xly described as follows:
Beginning on iYachtrcc Street r.t
I). Mallonee's corner sr.d flrtr;
uth 50 West (with variations) with
. 1J. Mallonee's line In a hrdg. ov,
205) two hundred and fiv f..i
. l>. Mallon .'s corner oR th stre- t
lading by the Methodist/ Church;
lcnce South -10 ea> (with vari ous)
with rr.id street fifty-two <52?.
<*t to a stck- on sa'd str . i; thsncc
rth 50 Co:.. tw0 hundred and five
et (20" : to a stake on i'eachtr: c
ariations) fifty-two fe*t to the l?e
inn ing. The said property adjoinng
the property wrere J. D. Ma'.lon
row "lives.
The said Mortgage being registered
n the 11th day of .Tune, 1920, in
r?ok No. 72, on pages Nos. 32728.
of Rea! Flstate mortgage, in th
fflco of 1I12 Register of Deeds of
f- vr ^
Default having b.t n made th
ay men t of the second note fot
500.00 which v/?s due the 1st d:i>
f June, 1922. or thr into eat on tht
ame, and no part of either, r.f.t r
cnianil having mccn made on him to
ay the same and the said note now
eirrr considerably past the und 1trncd
will sell the above described
ronorty for h t * t| highc-t b d
or at public r.A at the court h.)i:
oor in thL. Town of Murphy, Cherofte
County. N. C., at one o'clock p.
1. or. thr 8th day of October, 1923
t> satisfy the said note including
:ie interest Cn the same and the cos"
f the said sale.
This thL? 5th day of September,
923.
CHEROKEE COUNTY, N. C.
Mortgagee,
ty J. II. .Met ?il. Attorney. <5-5i)
iORTil. CAROLINA?
Che re v e t , .1y.
'o A. M. Simor.d, Entry T . ; <>.
Cherokee County:
The undoiviKiud I*. I'. Grant, of
!hcrokee County, North Carolina,
liters and lays claim to the followig
described niece or parcel of
md in Valley Town Township on
he waters ?f Morris Crtik adjoini
the lands of J. \Y. W.dker and
Yaldon lands.
BEGINNING on a stake North
rest corner of State Survey 8C
Irar.t. 24(?7. thence with >a'd line
last poles to a stake cn the
l.illth i.hn nrlnrt.- !!? .. ..f V <!0?/
Sraut 802; or Grant 3787, and run
iili the cnid N'ns. n north,*
st ?Miivst. to the corner of Kdtry
*o. 3051; thence various courts for
on-. lemci.u so as to include nil of the
a cart land South of Grant 3787.
El t d th!s the ISih day of Au Uft,
023.
(Sign) B P. GRANT.
CORT!! CAROLINA Cherokee
County.
All persons arts hereby notified
hat a warrant of survey will be -*
ucd to B. P. Grant for th<* above doeribed
land on the loth day of
October, 1023. if there is no arrest
filed in this office before said
[ate.
This *?? 13th dav of August, 1923
A. M. S1MONDS
Register of Deeds * ?r Ch^rok-^
County, North Carolina, exofficio
Entry Takir for
Cherokee County.
10-4C-PJ
JORTH CAROLINA? Cheroke?
County?
[*o A. M. Simonds, Entry taker foi
Cherokee County:
The undersized A. E. Palmer, ol
Cherokee County, North Carolina
nters and lays claim to the following
lescribed piece or parcel of land ir
tlurphy Township, Cherokee County
State of North Carolina, the sam?
>eing vacant and unappropriated
and subject to entry, viz:
Being in Murphy Township, Chero
ree County, North Carolina, or
hanging Dog Creek and describee!
is follows: \
Beginning on the corner of Mrs
rlattie Johnson and A. Palmei
and and running S. E. course to the
op of the mountain, the winth the
op of the mountain to the paintfee
ine, the^ witjj the painted line to
he corner of M. E. Clark's line; thei
in'th the donation bne to the beginling
corner so as to include all th<
racant land in this boundary, con
aining by estimation 20 acres, mon
>r less.
(Signed) A. E. PALMER,
. Octo-'
b: r
DS.
L. t i County,
NOR rok
| that a . . vey wil ibe is;
sued t . for U.e above
I deseVii. vu i t day of
' Now:. I there i] no pre*
ptcst f. v ,ii ce before said
! date.
This th. . -i ?i..y of October, 1923.
A. M. SU10NDS.
Ron: ttr ?f De?ds for Cherokee
County. North Carolina. F..<-officio
Entry Taker for Chcrokvo County
North Carolina.
(9-lt-aep)
I ? .
The Stain cn
Him
1 By JUSTIN WENTWOr.D
^ ?
-.ft WMtwa Kt?ipip?t Colon.)
I T\l ?? -?
I ) ' "l I
V <-ntworth ever since lie began
I visiting rt the Judge'* house. Judge
Li 'ina. had ollloiuted over in Xyson !
county, but lind now taken up 'he
ranch in I iarrisvihe. \Y? an ->rtli li.td
located in li.'irrisviile hvo years b. :'??re
anil gone Into the insurance b
then*. Horranre was in the land game I
and had I : ine-s Interest* whieh he
shared wirii tlie Judge.
Tie* n< ;.al "tie of Hit o\y . er.
was , I .etna x. Wle-n V . -vnrih
arrived they were supposed t" be engaged.
As a matter of fact they were 1
not engaged. bad sab! she
didn't ; i - tier ov. n mind : d would
see. It t -ok ! T : long while s c.
As a niatri of fat t. .e I: row lid
not r? r:<r - u>v l??iran? l' ;t she
woi - whether it was in lier nature
to care for any on".
But when Went worth and she met
she I to wonder. Site In I eared
f r Went worth from the i me they t'.ist
mot.
F : a long time she wondered. WVntw
or'11 was one of thosp men who kept
one gue-?bng. lie was slow of speech,
slow < t art ion, grave, steady, lie had
l.anlly any friends in Ilarrisvllle.
ftimiub all si..?ke well of him. The
judge. especially. Sometimes Wenttvortli
would i oi.ie .\, r to the ranch
j In the evening* and play chess with
Iher father. Molly wondered what bis
jitisf had be ii. A man of thirty must
I have had. experience?tragic ones. Mol'
ly th?eto have becon c so serious.
It |i|f.isii! her to t!. nk that tin re whs
something in Went worth's past. Other
people thought it. :%?>. They sought his
1 company no more than he sought Iters.
"You're probably right. Molly," her
father said, when she broached the
subject to bitii. "But in this part of
the world, dear, we judge a man by
what be Is; we don't ask Questions."
r "Ikiddy, you don't think it was something
disgraceful, do you?"*
"I dirln't : an to suggest that," replied
the judge.
Molly thought her fall.or spoke n
little strangely. Hut she had worse
things to trouble her. She had began
to dislike 1'orrance. perhaps liecnuse
he was almost the antithesis of Wentv.orth.
The two men hail tnet once
at her house, and Dorrunee's hostility
was evident.
And she wondered whether W^aitwort
h really cared for her. That doubt
was solved one evening when he told
her.
"Molly, dear, you've known, haven't
you?" lie asked. "I've cured ever slnea
we met. Hut?there's something 1
must tell you."
"There's nothing you have to tell
me," answered Molly?stnd then sotne
how they found themselves In each
other's arms.
They did not know how long they
stood thus. They were interrupted by
a sneering laugh behind them. Molly
Bronn round?to see Dorrance standing
In the doorway, wuuiii..* thorn.
"So that's It, Is it!" he jeered.
"Judge, will you eonie here a moment?"
The Judge came slowly out of his
study. Perhaps he had heard. Ills
tone was stiff as he addressed Dorrance.
"Well, Dorrance?"
"I happened upon on interesting
n minute ago. This man?"
Molly sprang between theiu as Wentworth
Advanced upon the other. She
r held hint hack.
"I suppose they are engaged. nn?l I
> think I ought to tell you something, be'
ing the person principally concerned,
t At least. I was given to understand?"
f **1 gave you to understand nothing,"
, said Molly indignantly.
I "Anyway, this man Wentworth?Tvn
had his record looke# up out yl friendship
for you, Judge Lomnx. He's m
' jailbird. H* served a year in the
1 state penitentiary for embezzlement
1. five years ago. A fine fellow to have
around your home. Judge, kissing your
daughter."
Wentwoi^h was* staring straight in
front of hiin. Molly clung to him. "I
r don't care! I don't care!" she panted.
! * The Judge's tone was Icy as he an'
swered. "You've found a mare's nest.
I've known all about that and ns my
i daughter has said she doesn't care I
may say I don't. It was on act of boy,
U2i felly for rrhlch Mr w^tworth ban
' t long ago made amendment."
"j He turned to Wentwerth "Yon see
: | my dear fellow," be said, "I am the
1 judge who sentenced you. Good av^
nlng, Mr. Horrance."
GOD DIDN'T WILL
HARDING'S DEATH
Rev. Mr. Abernethy at Memorial I
Service Says Heartless Criticisms
Wounded His Heart |
WASHINGTON'. .Sent 23.?Pre?ldent
and Mr?. Cooiiape attended
memorial servi.es today for Warren
G. Hardin? at Calvary Baptist
hurch, when the late chief cxccti
"ve. There they heard
h? H v. W. S. Abernethy. pr??to:.
iy that -va not God's will that]
Mr. Hardin? should die.
"Scm?e peonle." sail the minister,!
have saia that \* \* God's v. -!'. that
Vtsiri.nt Hard. .? -hould n??t live.
Cut I do n - belie, that.
"Sharp ?be> and y -r r11- I
i:ms wounded his kindly heart ant!
:_,ntributed to his death. And then,
he c *.v:-r- tli?* burden
t?r j?r -ti . These i-urea:
>lu..d Aft. vwards. v - , . : :1;
. We should ir :. . < ays."
Mr. Ahcrr.i'ry listed a t?y thin?
| which, mad? Mr. Hard;:..: .' ? :. Y
i to rreatne i ?lhvr
' * ? yt_-JflBBBEfifrrgiffia*. .isSg
j 1A.' ?u?w?j , u? svuwcuri?, WW'H
I igc; h's passion for p?a his btt.na
'tallies hu . i ivif-tions
Ifcc minister v.*aa abroad at the
the Pr. "r!h. a- !
hi :?.? : < > .* f':i?vr.r;
hurch were delayed until t day.
PLANS MADE i OP
HEREFORD ? * LE
Final : ' n<. v. i*h the cy? ntion of
late, wo: rriwle -"or the riotv.vil Here.
c-nduted -r. !?nv*omb
C ; by the Farm : ' F\d.
ra* ' ; .. . )'' ' <! *; *" ;
n Dab Thrash county agent;
faints G. M- '! ?: Jr.. fed ration
:? ? -!?* t. a Fiark Sutherland,
ma' o; o. o * K. V.'. (?r . Her**
' r<l f: : a; Fi- t .
Tht trill be held i \ I II
during the v. !. f 0 t >ber 22, f?
the put pose <.f wonting m ?ro in" r
in ?h c?1'ity in purehr. J.rcg st
red cattle.
T\vcnty Kead of i. iri ' .ed II r(fords
wil! be offered f r the highest
at :?i.* : -!? . Solt ' of th >
i-n!v ' .w.'.t l i t prirg i the Iturounty
calf ilnb bow . .av be* offered
also at this sab. V "Jhra h :?*:?!
IMr. McCluit r.:ay he called upon fur
additional ' ion th,
sole.
Subscribe to The S^out
f FOR
I\tw VVH11
*t* With 6 hoops to each keg. varn
the inside. Suitable
|| p R
! X 1 gallon ?Ch'.rn
I 10 ' ?
i is "
> ."0 " Syrup bar
I y .
v Freight charges will be allowed a
for ten or more asserted as desi
X TERM
f. COCA-COLA BOl
? MURPh
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An Evid
BS
Appre
i
The large volume of buiineu
steadly growing, is to our mind
. appreciation of Parker's service
est meaning of the word and main
to all details.
RICHARD j
i
The Re:
On the Square
prescription:
page seve:*
.. Wo C <
w->hk-:
(Last Week's Letter)
Mr. and Mrs. Riley Morgan and
son, Elbert and his wife, visited relMr.
J. M. Garren made a business,
trip to CopperhiJl Tuesday.
It is a very Intcrestinif Sunday
School the people are having at 25on
Hili. They arc studying the book of
Revelation with M?<s H'ida Rn*k:y
os teacher. She is a very efficient
Bible teacher and brought many newthings
to out attention Sunday af.r-moon
3n the study of th first
Chapter.
; Several of our neop! ar. nlnriTunjr
01 attending the singing convention
at Mobile church n< xt Sunday.
Mr. Will Amburn ha been ?f
some work the public roads late .y
that ha.- greatly imp-v- d th- *.
rodder pulling is the order of 'hrI
do not thrr.k any of our p ?pio
i are planning r.n attending the County
Fa::. It. ijijper. that it ha* t at
a vry bj y time with our fa: mjcr*.
&y thtr i t cf them are In the;
j mid: of tit. r fodder.
Mr. Walter Car: r left her. Monday
l.yn k . Walter i* a son
j of th. l ite il. L. Cart; r. Ho po* his
; foot t ; he fa!! :? l it;- at Lynch
l ump months :i<;o and is just u<?w
||a-de ta t' wire h;. work there.
i
F ?.ctcry town J
?yy yy .yyy yyyMyyyyyyyyyyyyyj
i Mv ard Mr-. Frank Coleman an 5
'! - w r *J> :r.-ts of Mr. r.-*d
Mr M i V jr Sunday afterRO('
1.
MI: Mae Palnn-r. of Andrews, w.
a Furlorytov.n visitor Sunday afternoon.
Mr. a -i Mrrs. .!i Gilbert and chifdr
' Warren, Mrs.
\V. K. V ,.11. i und Mrs. W. K. Vardi\cr
ai. ' Mi . I); Ma Tongue motored
^ to II 7. ivilio Sunday.
M' A i Warren, of Isabella.
Tenn . i> vi. iti- r : r sister, Mrs. Bill
GBb
Mr. J. G Var , Ivor was a Hancir>?r
!><>_* vbl: >r Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. T ni Gilbert motored
to Martin": C-r> k Sunday.
Mrs. li.d k Aii'j;.-!. of Andrews, was
, the yi:e-M:. :tvA Mrs. S. C^, Patl:
u M UiJ.iY.
M . and Mr.-. B.n Flemnions and
M* . K'.'hinson motored to Martin's
*'re< k Sunday.
Mis.. Mary Jordan, who has bevx*
\ Vi*' u' Im" r. Mrs. Marjsaret
lord: ii, i -Minid t<> h h.ane at Hcr'
. Ivood Monday.
C 00 0 ?+0 ?
SALE |
E OAK KEGS
ishcd on out-iicle and parafiiwd on t*
for Syru; s cr Vine go r. ?
ICE: ?
d Si.50 each y
fin d 1.7r, ? X
2.5 ) " f
3.00 " &
re! (us d) .. 2.00 ?
inywHere jn our territory on order#
red, when ordered in or? shipment. X
S CASH $
"TLING COMPANY t
IY. N. C. ?
4
lence Of
ciation
we are enjoying, and which is
a very definite evidence of public
:?a service founded on the broad J
tained with scrupulous attention
? !
pARKER
9 '
lal Store
Telephone 39
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