THE AS HE VILLI GAZETTE-NEWS
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Saturday, January 29, 1916c
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I J. C. Sales of Fletcher was in town
Tuesday.
weeks with Mrs. Jones' parents at
Holly Bprlngs. They were accompan
ied on the return trip by Mr. Jones,
who Joined them after attending the
Masonic grand lodge In Raleigh, last
week.
J. "W. Duckworth was in Ashevllle
Tuesday.
was in
i J. M. Zackary of Calvet
town Monday,
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I C. K; Blythe of Blantyre was In
Brevard Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Clement Is visiting rela
tives In Jacksonville.
j Mrs. W, H. Davis of Fisgah Forest
has rescovered from an attack of grip,
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Miss Jane W. Hume of Ashevllle is
Visiting the family of W. E. Breese.
I The Wednesday Book club met with
Mrs. J. M, Allison Wednesday after
noon.
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I The E. O. T. Book club will meet
with Mrs. W. H. Haris on Thursday
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I B. W, Pickelsimer of Woodruff, S:
C, visited, relatives and friends In
Brevard last week. ,
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J. R. Wilson and adughter, Miss
:Mary Alice, of Hendersonville were
Brevard visitors Tuesday. -
James I. Watson, formerly of Pis.
Bah Forest, but now of Sylva visited
In Brevard Sunday.
C. M. Doyle returned Friday from
Raleigh, where he attended the grand
lodgo of Masons.
E. L. Gash attended the meeting of
the Scottish Rite Masons In Asheville
this week.
Mrs. O. I Erwin returned .Thurs
day from a visit to relatives In Greens
boro, Ala., for the past few weeks.
Mlssf Jennie Hodges of Tlgersvllle,
S. C, returned home Thursday after
spending several days with her sister,
Mrs. J. K. Cox.
Mrs. J. Y. McKlnney returned Mon
day from a visit to Spai-tanburg. Dr.
McKlnney met his wife at Henderson
ville and accompanied her home.
The Sunday school at Oak Grove
entertained the members of the
church recently. Games were played
after which refreshments were served,
Mrs. M. M. King, Mrs. Welch Gallo
way and Mrs. Edgar Loftis left Wed
nesday to- attend the annual meeting
of the Women's Missionary society of
the Western North Carolina confer
ence which convened January 27.
Mrs. 'O. J. Jones and children re
turned Sunday after spending several
W. E. Breese, jr., returned Satur
day from Russellvllle, Ark.
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F. J. Chapman spent Monday In
Ashevllle.
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Thomas J. Shlpman of Brevard at
tended court here one day last week. '
H. Patterson spent Monday in Bre
vard on businss.
. 0. I Hill of Saluda, was in Hender
sonville recently.
Miss Minnie Crane left on Saturday
for a visit to her sister at Lenoir.
Miss Gertie Shipman has returned
from a visit to .Greenville.
J. P. Ray spent Sunday with his
parents at Garden City.
W. F. Wod spent Sunday with hli
mother in High Point. .
T. T. Adams of Rlohmond was In
town this week on business.
Mrs. J. L. Sullivan and children are
visiting relatives at Franklin.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Thomas and
baby are visiting relatives in Sumter,
S. C. .
J. Harvey Greenlee of Spartanburg,
S. C, spent Sunday with friends in
Marion.
Mrs. J. E. Jlmeson of Garden City
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. D. T.
Harris.
Mrs. W. H. Sullivan of Rock Hill,
S. C, spent the week end with her
parents here.
Mrs. J. W. Pless and Misses Mot
fitte Sinclair and Nelle Blanton spent
Tuesday In Asheville.
Judge Frank Carter of Asheville
spent Sunday in Marion with his sis
ter, Mrs. D. E. Hudglns.
Mrs. Jennie Davis, who has been 111
wijh grip for the past week, is re
ported as improving.
Grand Chancellor J. G. Baird of
Charlotte, a Knight of Pythias of
note, gave a splendid lecture at the
Methodist church last Sunday after
noon. He was heard with great in
terest by a large and appreciative
audience.
Dr. Pr D. Sinclair attended the mid
winter reunion of the Scottish Rite
Masons in Asheville Tuesday where he
conferred the tenth degree on a large
class of candidates.
Miss Zell Harrison of Morganton
and Harry Sullivan nf Phelby were
married recently at the home of Mr,
and Mrs. A. L. Page. After a short
stay In Morganton they left for Rock
Hill, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan
will make their home in Shelby. Their
many friends wish them much joy.
A. Covington spent several days re
cently in Charlotte and Lynchburg,
Va.
N. Buckner, secretary of the Ashe
ville board of trade was a visitor In
the city Monday.
Mrs. W. Marshall Bridges has re
turned from a visit to her former
home in Florence, 3, C.
J. W. Bailey and C. E. Brooks re
turned Sunday from a business trip
to Washington, D. C.
Noah M. Hollowell of the Brevard
News spent Sunday In the city. .
day of next week with Mrs. Mlcheal
Schenck at her home on Fourth avenue.
The Baracas of the First Baptist
church spent a most enjoyable eve
ning at the residence of T. L. Durham
recently. In spite of the Inclement
weather quite a number of boys came
out. After the singing of several
songs the class engaged in a round
table discussion for the advancement
of the class. When all business was
finished refreshments were served,
which were enjoyed by all present.
The Ladles' Aid society of the
Methodist church entertained the
members of the church with a silver
tea at the home of Mrs. C. E. Brooks,
on Tuesday afternoon. The house
was decorated with cut flowers and
potted plants. . An enjoyable musioal
program was rendered, and refresh
ments served during the afternoon.
Quite a few called and a neat sum was
realized.
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Mrs. Dr. Marler of Asheville spent
Tuesday in the city.
freshments were served. The next
meeting will be with Mfss Isabella
Morton.
A. A. Yoder is improving since his
recent Illness.
Miss Virginia Sellars was hostess to
the Entre Nous club Monday after
noon, when all the members were pre
sent. The guests made merry with
witty conversation while their fingers
were busy with the needle. Dainty
refreshments were served.
Connolly Gamble made a business
trip to Raleigh this week.
Charles Stevenson is in Cherryville
this week.
H. N. Lord left Wednesday for
Spartanburg on business. He will re
turn Saturday.
Mrs. W. B. W. Howe and children
left Saturday for' New Smyrna, Fla.,
where they will visit for a month.
W. C. Robertson of Saluda attend
ed to business in Uendersonvllle Tuesday.
John Kershaw, jr., and wife leave
this week for an extended visit to rel
atives in South Carolina,
A. Justus of route 2 was In the
city on Wednesday. He leaves this
week for Travellers Rest, S. C,
Rev. and Mrs.-W. F. Womble were
at home to the stewards and trustees
of the Methodist church recently. An
elegant and delicious six course din
ner Tas served by Mrs. Womble, as
sisted by Mesdames Durfee and Hun
ter, who spared no pains to see that
eaoh and every one present were
bountifully supplied with the many
good things prepared for the occosslon
and it goes without saying that 21 or
more -satisfied and happy men ever
arose from any festive board than
did those whose happy lot it was to
be pesent on the above occasion. Af
ter dinner an hour or so was spent
in short talks and pleasant conversa
tion when all departed for home de
daring that such a repast they had
not enjoyed for many years and voting
Rev. and Mrs. Womble Ideal hosts.
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M. W. Harris of Guy was here on
business Monday.
W. H. Justus and daughters, Misses
Irma and Margaret, have returned
fom New York.
B. B. Palmer of Marble, was here
Wednesday.
Mrs. C. G. Briggs and family have
returned to the city after attending
funeral services of their husband "and
father , at WayneBvilie.
Dr. W. B. W. Howe left last week
for New Orleans, where he will enter
Tulane hospital to take a post-graduate
course in surgery. He will be
out of the city for a month.
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Mrs. J. Frank Cranford and daugh
ter have returned from Columbia
where they' have visited for the past
two weeks. Mrs. Cranford was called
there on account of the death of her
uncle.
The U, D. C. will meet on Wednes.
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A Message By
By Telephone,
Mail or
Which ?
"Every letter written in a business
house costs somewhere between twenty and
fifty cents. The stamp is the smallest item.
Stationery, stenographer's time-all bring
the actual cost of a letter higher than most
people imagine." C9"iH:
It is more Economical to Telephone
Not only does it actually cost less to telephone your message
but you reach your man instantly, talk over your business per
sonally, and get an immediate reply.
Every Bell Telephone is a Long Distance Station.
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Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Phillips of New.
ton epent Sunday with Mrs. Ben Gad-dy.
Henry
Tuesday.
Hill went to Morganton
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N. H. Rice of route 3 was in town
Tuesday.
Misses Frank and Rose Martin have
returned to Fasstfern.
J. B. Clingman was In White Rock
this week.
Miss Mary Ragan of Gastonla was
the guest of Miss Frances Dixon Sat
urday.
Cap Cody was here
Laurel Monday.
Frank Tilson of Grapevine was in
town Tuesday on business.
Frank Henderson has gone to New
York and Baltimore on a business
trip. :
Miss Allie Craig of Clinton, S. C, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Herbert
Miller.':'
Rev. R. L. Clinton was called to
Woaverville Monday on account of
his raster's illness.
U S. Clonlnger of Wichita, Kan..
is Blending a few days here with his
father, T. P. Clonlnger.
Miss Annie Pope, who has been in
Asheville. is now at home with her
mother, Mrs. L. D. Pope.
J. H. Harwood is in his Bryson City
office this week.
Mrs. W. A. Bryson went to Athens,
Tenn., Wednesday to look after some
business matters.
C. I. Gresham, Jas. M. Barnett and
W. A. Elliott of Copperhill spent Sun
day here with home folks.
Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Brown have
moved into the old Methodist parson,
uge on Tenth avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Long of New-
ten spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs,
Geo. Yoder.
M;6S Joyce Lenoir has returned to
her fcome in Lenoir after a visit to
Miss Majorle Whltener.
Bunyan Duncan of South Carolina
spent the week end . with his slste
Mrs. Hardin.
Mrs. A. J. Payne and Mrs. A. E,
Huffman and children of Ashevllle
are visiting relatives here,
Mrs. J. M. Candler of Dlllsboro re
turned home Wednesday morning af
ter a visit at the home of her son,
G. W. Candler.
Miss Lily Jones has returned to her
home in Happy Valley after spending
a few days with Mrs. W. A. Hall,
Dr. Allard Memmlnger of Charles
ton, S. C, has been here anr at Regal
icr several days this week.
Gary Klrkpatrlck has returned
home after spending several weeks in
Asheville. .
R. D. McCombs who Is with the
Champion Fibre company's mills at
Sunburst spent the week end here and
al Feachtree visiting relatives.
The many friends of Miss Charlotte
Garth regret to know she Is confined
to her home by illness, and will be
glad to welcome her out again.
Gay Green of Asheville was here
Tuesday night attending a meeting
of the stockholder of the Bank of
Murphy.
Mr. and Mrs. D. V, Booher have re
turned to thetr home in Zlonville, Ind,
after a visit to Mrs. Booher's brother.
Rev. J. E. Barbe.
A. McD. Harshaw, J. A. Richard,
sou and daughters, went to Andrews
Sunday to attend the funeral of Mr,
nicnardson'a b.-other-ln-law, C. N.
Hickerson.
Misses Mabel, Lena and Linda Sides
of Connelly Springs have esumed
their school duties at Claremount col
lege afte spending some time at
home;
L. S. SherrlU of Newton was here
Sunday.
N. W. Abernathy, one of Marble's
lending merchants and business men,
was here on business Wednesday.
Goe. W. Hall returned Sunday from
a business trip to New York.
Frank Hill left Monday for Atlanta,
vhurr he has accepted a position in
the main office of the Western Union
Telegraph company.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Gribble who
have been residents of Murphy for the
past year, left this week for Cullo
whee. Mr. Gribble has been engaged
In Installing the new Index system in
the county records.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Griffiths who
have been in Atlanta for the former's
health, left there Wednesday for
Douglass, G a,, where they will spend
awhile. Mr. Griffith's condition Is re
ported as being somewhat Improved
Q. D. Fleming, son of the late G
M. Fleming, has been appointed agent
of the Southern railway at Murphy,
and will asume his duties as such
on February 1. He will be assisted
by bis brother, E. P. Fleming.
Wm. H. Harlson of Hayesvllle was
here Wednesday on business. :
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What would you give U shake oil
the drug habit to be a free man to
be your own true self again f. Wouldn't
freedom from the drug habit be the
most prised thing in life?
Well, you can be free. Dr. Power
dribble's treatment, the result of nf
teen years' experience, brings freedom
to drug, liquor and tobacco addicts. It
tones up system, removing dimand for
drugs. No withdrawal pain, no tor
ture, no confinement. Bo sure are we
that we can oure any habit that th
patient can deposit price of Sanitarium
treatment with a bank to be paid over
only when patient reports a satlsfae
tory cure. The patient la the sole
judge. Alse home treatment for those
who positively can't com to Sanita
rium.
Don't delay. Write tede for book
let sent In plain wrapper, addressing
Cedarcroft Hanltarlum, Hot It, fcUatton
I. Nashville, Tenn.
Frank Cooper of Statesville kas
week end visitor to Hickory. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Bollck of Con
over are spending Sunday here with
relatives.
J. D. Elliott and daughter, Miss
Kate, are spending some time in Flo
rlda.
Cecil Bost and Glenn Abernathy
left Monday for Detroit.
Prof. M. E. Yount of Statesville was
a Hickory visitor Saturday and Sun
day.
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Wiley DeHart was here from Swain
Monday.
W. B. Cole and J. W. Stovall of
Forney were here on business Monday.
Col. Joe Hooker of Dillsboro was
business visitor here Monday.
Luther Baker visited his parents ai
Judson recently.
Rev. J. W. Campbell went to Whit
tier Thursday to see J. U. Ferguson,
who is ill.
from Upper
W. B, Roberts and John Cassada of
route 1 were in town Monday.
Mrs. J. M. Burgln and children of
Runlon were In town Monday Shopp
ing."
Guy V. Roberts attended the annual
Live Stock meeting at Salisbury this
week. '
Miss Frankie Smart Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Henry Black well at her
homo in Marlon.
Miss Elizabeth Rollins was here
from Asheville last week with her
uncle, George M. Prltchard.
R. G. Roberts and B. Stanton were
here from Big Laurel last Saturday.
H. M. Fagan of route 3 was here
Tuesday attending the meeting of the
republican executive committee.
K. E. Bennett Teac.hed home Mon
day from Raleigh where he attended
a state meeting of the Masons.
Mrs. J. L. Phillips and children,
who have been in Knoxvllle since
Christmas, are: expected to return
home next week.
W. A. Gibson and Rev. J. W. Camp
bell made a hunting trip to Alarka
creek Monday.
J. Robt. Long of the Bryson City
bank left for Raleigh to attend a
meeting of the executive committee of
the State Bankers association.
Mrs. John Burnett returned last
Saturday from Ashevllle, where she
has been in the hospital for .several
weeks. The many fiends of the family
will be glad to know that her health
is greatly improved.
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A. C. Henderson attended the meet
Ing of the grand lodge of Masons lu
Raleigh last week.
Joe Aiken of Gastonla spent the
week end In the city with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Aiken.
Miss Katherine Peterson of High
Ponlt spent the week end In the city
with her parent.
Ma and Mrs. I 8. Jones of New
ton were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
W. E. Miller Sunday.
Mrs. J. S. Jones and children left
Tuesday for Statesville to spend a
week with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. W. Wilson.
Dan Chatham has returned to Win
ston-8alem after ependlng a few dnjg
here with Mrs. Chatham, who will
return home later.
The Hlokory Library association Is
planning to have s "storytelling hour"
once a month to Interest the children
of the city. ,
The many friends of Rev. T. P. Bon
ner are glad to know he la Improving
since his recent attack of rheumatism,
Mrs. Bonner has returned home from
Btatesvdle and is reoovering nicely
from an operation.
Miss Doris Uuttoo entertained the
W. W. D. M. club recently at her
home on Fifteenth street. All the
members were present except one. Af'
ter embroidery and pleasant converse
tlon were. Indulges la delicious re-
Grandmother's
Comforter
SINCE we got a Perfec
tion Heater, Grand
mother keeps cozy all day
long.
In five minutes the Perfec
tion makes chilly rooms
comfortable. It is light and
easy to carry around. When
the furnace breaks down
and during cold snaps, it is
the most useful thing in
the house.
The Perfection gives you ten hours
of comfort on a gallon of kerosene
the most inexpensive form of heat
Use Aladdin Security Oil or Diamond
White Oil to obtain best results in Oil
Stoves, Lamps and Heaters.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(New Jeney)
BALTIMORE
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Look for tha Triangle Trademark.
Sold in many styles and Ues at all .
hardware and general stores.
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