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i1- t- V, .v. s i 1 Mm.,. 5. r -K-f '-iK VOL...T0',' NO.. 20' OHINA GROVE, X5... JUNE; ISTv ,1917. RRTOE76 OENTO I i - If . X v . -V-- I ATM . -.. - - -.- - - j -i-jr- - : : l - 1 - " - - v - ,- s .M. v. . i -A i '- " "7 , ft-", 1 1 LOCAL NEWS ; ''.j -of interest to ma 'hi am readers; ( Mr. B S.Shu ford and daught r who. hkve15'ir 'visit ing" rs. Shjuf6rdV, parents at Oonover, e turned home Vednesday. . Miss-Evelyn Thorn, who has been attending- the Salem Acad- amey and College at Winston ' Salem, has returned home for the V summer, t . . . v - Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kimball wfio jiave been visiting Mrs. KimbaTtN parents near Grace church "retured yesterday morn ring, . t, Mr.'aid Mrs. .W G Kimbalj w6nt to Salisbury yesterday for a shortay Y v issMary Helleh isenheimer of .Winston'Salem, is visiting Miss Ada Stirewalt' '. S ShufEord and' Mrs.- F h . Corriher spent two days at Cou-overthis- week. . Mrs. F E Corriher and Dr and vrs B O Edwards, will leavt for New York Sunday eight am wiirprobably be gone for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs W J S wink W J Swink, Jr., and daughters, Missei 'Frances and Louise Swink, will 'g-o to :.'a3hington.the first of tin week' taipeiid a few days. Henderson Bernhart went lish ing lst Wednesday and last Sat urday eyening. He fished in Sal lsbuy Saturday nigh . - ;''I6'$$'wA:; Graeber and wife of Marks, ?Ss," are visiting Mr Grae ber's, parents, Mr and Mrs H T Graeber. Mrs Dr Barrier and daughter of Pleasat spennt Wednesday flight at -Rev J H-Kellers. Recently Mr and Mrs Chas H Deal spent a day in Cabarrus County at the home of Mrs Deal's parents, picking cherries. The belt was placed in the tow er of St Mark's new church yes terday and the lades were rejoic- ed to "hear its tones again pro ' claiming the glad tidings. R A'Smith- who has been kept at hoiSie''on account of an acci dent about six months ago, was in town .yesterday on crutches. - M M Ketchie was caught farm ing several days this week. Mrs?W Lt Cooper and children jre spending a few days at Glass visiting his mother, Mrs T W Rogers. - .Miss. Mary Cooper is in High Point visiting at H F Cooper's. The Thursday Afternoon Club met with Mrs M L Ritchie yes terday afternoon. Wm. J Swink, Jr., who has been attending the Blue Ridgde ' H' school, Morgan ton, N Q, has re ' '"'turned home for the summer. . .i -V:-; f Miss Iaura C Efird, returned - home last Saturday evening from a Lexington, N C, where she has ' v.' taught very successfully during k ' l the past four years. Miss Laura Q Efird was a guest ' at Rev C A Brown's last Wed - ''-fiesday night. A Brown attended the - - r birthday dinner at George- C : Goodman's, Cabarrus County, on j v 'last aaiuruay, given lor vDner . a. j i r .. a i -'Walter celebrating his ' 9Ht birthday anniversary. . ' ore thani 'Y H a hundred were present. ; Fflt Sai8i 1 wo small- business ost, siiuatea at iew uonaon, , ear the - station. A suitable pjace "fofi a, bouse or , a Warehouse;.. . A -bargain Act quick. Apply ' at 1 he WATfCBMAir ' Umce. Misses ary Bostian and Ruth Brown were Salisbury visitor last Monday. They went up on No 36 and returned on No 43. Misses Margie Barnhill and eneva James students of Daven port (Jollege, at Lenoir, have bee visiting Miss Gladys Voss left for their home at . Robinspn ville, N C, Sunday morning. Miss, Gladys Voss, who has been attending Queen's College in Charlotte, is at home for the summer. . Dr. and Mrs DeWitt C Swar ingeu and daughter were Salis bury visitors yesterday after- noon. Miss Lillian Kirk is visiting at Prof. H J Peeler's in East Spen- cer. v isses Zena "Peeler, Grace and Gladys Sloop, Ray Sloop- and Worth Miller visited in East Spencer Wednesday night. J M Eddlemen, and M M Ketch- e are to be among the old sold-i lers who attend the Confederate i e-union in Washington . next week. Uncle Jimmy Casper says tie may go if he feels right- Jas. M Bostian while at work n St. Mark's K L church fell the other day when a scaffold ,aroke and was painfully injured 4Iis friends hope ne will soon re- otiver , : . J T Howell and wife and Miss 'telle Bates of , Concord, and :vliss Shelby McCurdy of Kan napolis, spent several days at W T Howell's near town during the 1 iaJweTl " H H troutman of Gaston remembered .here, passed through on 3f yesterday. RiP Stirewalt went down to Faith last Friday. ' W J Swink and son were in Salisburv last Friday afternoon. H J Peeler and family of. East Spencer, spent Sunday here visit ing friends. Don't Let Your CoD?h Hans on. A cough that racks and weak ens is dangerous, it undermines your health and thrives on , neg lect. Relieve it at once with Dr. King's New . Discovery. The soothing balsam remedy heals the throat, loosens the phlegm, its antiseptic properties kill the germ and the cold is quickly broken up. Children and grown ups alike find Dr. King s New Discovery pleasant to take as well as effective. Have a bottle handy in your medicine chest fol grippe, croup and all bronchiar affections. At druggisls, 50c. A Few Changes Recently. J. L SShullenberger of Lan- dis will not go to Washing ton next week to attend the old Confederates' reunion. Mr Shullenberger says when. he attempted to go to Wash ington in 1861 that there was considerable objection to hi& preseuce in the city. Wel, a good many things have taken place, since 53 years, and things are different now Proper Food for Weak Stomachs. The proper food for one man may be all wrong , for another. ftvery one .should adopt a diet suited to his age and occupation. Those who brave weak stomachs need to be especially careful and should eat slowly and masttcaet their Jood thoroughly. It is also important that they-H; keepr their bowels regular. hen they be come ednstipatediorlwheii they feel dull and stuidafter;? eating they should take Chamberlain's Tablets to strengtheh the stom- ach and move tae ooweisf i ney are easy to take and pleasant in effect. A Community Club. - The citizoe of ..the town are urged to attend a mags meet irg at the echocl house to-nigbtr at .about-: 7:80, for the purpose of considering the, advisability of forming a Community C ub. 'The -objects of the club are quite commendable and, if attain ed in the right way ought to meet with tht? approbation of all godd citizens. They are, i the advocacy of good roads, a cleau town and the com munity uplift, socially, mbrr ally, intellectually and other wise; All re invited to come out and take part in the meeting and aid by Word and deed so far as each thinks best Clear Away the Waste. Bowel regularity is the secret of good health, bright eyes clear complexions, and Dr. King's New Life fills are a mild and gentle laxative that regulates the bowels and relieves the congested intes tines by removing the accumulat ed wastes without griping. Take a pill before retiring and that heavy head, that dull spring fever feeling disappears. Get Dr. King's New Life Pills at your druggists, 25c. ) Rev. Yost VisiOn? His Parents. Rev. John L Yost, a native of ; the Grace Church neigh borhooi, who ha just grad uated at the Lutheran Theo- l)gjcal Seminary at Cc hia7Hir'ff51HSit Colum ministry, accepted a call to a astorate at Bristol, Ya., was married in Columbia last Thursday to Miss Eva Dour ing of tlat city Rev. Yost and his"bride are at' present visiting Rev. YostV puitiuU at the old home. Get Rid of Your Rheumatism. Now is the time to get rid of your rheumatism. You wiir find Chamberlain's Liniment a great help. The relief which it affords is alone worth many times its cost. Swallowed Live Fish With Probaly Fatal Re sults. This fish fctory, and it is a fi?h st( rv unusual, is from the Booue Democrat and The Watchman gives that paper fall responsibility for it. ' A young fellow from Ten nessee (name unknpwn to us) was fishing in the Watauga one dav last week. Jast as he landed a 4-inch fish, a pass- er-bj suggested that he must throw it back, as it was un der size. The boy's reply was 'I'll eat this fish if I have to eat it raw'! Fifty cents was offered him to swallow it a- live. He accepted the coin, swallowed the wriggling trout bit a l'zzard in twain with which to re-bate his hook and continued to fish. Not thinking what fearful results would follow hist nash act. He was soon taken violently ill, and in sp'te of fine msd! cal aid he grew worse, and as a la.st resort his bcidy lwas opened by Dr Hardin and Perry and ihe- fi?h removed but bis coudition was consid ered most Critical when last heard from." v.'--;.-:' ,; Grht Six Motor Cars-One of the best on the market. ist3etng soldnn China Grove by TfBbst, $875., '. imiA m m 6-l tf. l Exciting. Runaway. " - Last year the Catawba riv- er: ran -amuck and .swept about everything , before it, the river, Jordan has done the same thing, but Jordan the muie, .the mule that Col EMcKyJJeeze.operatesfis en- tirelya. fliffereht proposition, uu i uuue me iys aesirucuve Hvben he goes on a rampage JNow there may not Be. any thing in. .a name but if iicky's mule was" known as aude most any one jvould know that about a half mile should intervene between a person and it to feel really safe. '' But when the good pld Biblical name of Jordan is given a mule it might be said to be taking advantage of our peaceful citizenship. iti wasj only the other day when Jordan took a notion to.give a very realistic exhi bition of his ability to create disturbance on a public h i g h w a y . Col. Lucky Freeze, owner of the beast, land James E. Correll were engaged in loading'and hauU ing a lot of rubbish, old box es, tiu cans, etc, and merely because Mr. Correll struck the said Jordan with a box he proceeded to speed the imit with the gentlemen abowd named holler- ing, wnoai a you, wnoa! &nd do you know that mule Just ran away regardless and and such like with the great est glee ever. . ; For Yoar Child's Cough. Here s a -pleasant cough syrup hat every child likes to take, Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar Honey. If your child has a deep hacking- cough hat worries you give him Dr. Bell's- Pine-Tar-Honey, the sooth- ing . pine balsams relieve the cough, loosens the phlegm and heals the irritated tissues. Get a bottle to-day at your druggists anil start treatment at once. 25c. Annual Sermon to tbe members of W. 0. W- The annual sermon for . the W. O.- W. will be preach. ed by Rev. C A Brown at Lu theran Chapel on Sunday, June 10th, beginning at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. After the sermon the graves of the deceased sov ereigns will be decorated with flowers .v The members are requested to meet in the hall at 2 p. m., and all will march in a body to the church, The public is invited to attend the services. Best Remedy for Whooping Cough.- "Last winter when my little boy had the whooping cough I gave him Chamberlains, Cough Remedy," writes Mrs.. J B Rob erts, East St. Louis, -111. It kept his cough loose and relieved him of those dreadful coughing spells. It is the only cough medicine I keep, in the house because I have the most confidence in ; it This remedy is also good for colds and croup." - v.! Goo t Progress on St. Jirk; ( . ; The walls; of SCrMnrk's E L Church are complete" and the work of ' putting on the roof " is now in progress. This new edi fice is now beginning to take on the appearance , it . will ' present when complete . and , indicates a handsome building of which the town.' knd especially the member s oihi'cpngretipn will have reason to be. proua.-. u'i .: r . ; lim Bridge Boy Killed by a Falling Tree - ' Everett.' the ll-y ear-old son' of Mr. and Mrs. Sam A Carrigan of near Will Bridge, met. with a serious accident Monday, after noon when a tree on his father's place fell on him, causing his death that night. The -Kttle fel low was rushed to a sanatorium, in Salisbury but his injuries were such that death followed within a few hours. His back was oadlv mashed and he was otherwise : - 1 injured. The remains were pre pared for burial here and taken to the home of his- parents and the funeral took place at Tbya. tira Presbyterian churfch y ester. aay aiternoon ana tne in terment being in the church cem etery. A fire had originated in a piece of woods on his father's place when he, in company with,. $ev-K eral men, werd at ' work endeavoring to put out the fire. I Tho hnr ottom nta r.r nncli rxm y I a tree that had partly burned at I the base and when ihe tree fell iv uauguu duo ntbic jciiuw ucDCdtn i injured his back. He was extri cated immediately1 and, seeing that he was seriously hurt, be was hurried to the sanatorium. The affair was a most distress insr one and the parents, who are among western- Kowan's best people, nave me sympaiuy ol a. host of friends. The boy was well liked by all who knew bjm. Road to Haoplness. . Be aimable, cheerful and good natured and - you are?muclr more. likely to be happy. : 'You will findihis difficult, if not imposstlhere from Statesville toijoin ; stantly troubled wfth constipation V the celebration of . memoi? : . Take ChambeilainJs.Trablets and.h.al day There ddesTiot iseenirS get rid ofbat and -it."" will.be easy. These tablets not . only move tbeboweis, but improev the appetite and" strengthen the . m m m v aigesuon, J! . - I I'llOARRIACES : ' ! 'J I Miss Omer Cruse, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Cruse of Salisbury, and William M Boger. of CWna Grove, were happily. on last Thursday evening May 24th', 1917, at Lutheran Chapel parson age, Rev. C A Brown officiating. Conference of Sunday School Worters. Next Saturday, June 2nd, at 10:30 o'clock in the old court house a couterenctv.or the Suuday School Workers of ltowan will be held. It w;ll be led by Rv J'W Long, State Secretary of S Asssp c'ation and he will.be especi allv a?sisted by A L Smoot; A T Allen, P S Co'llon, H J Knebei and Mrs (J 8 Morris and it is hofjed a large num ber will take patt in the gen eral discussions. Tne con fereuce is for all who are ins terested in Sunday School work. 1 he ministers, school superintendents, ccunty and township oracais are earn estley r.'qufp'ed to attend. There is more Catarrh in this section of the country ' than all otner diseases pu together, and for1 years it was supposed . to be incurable. Doctors 'prescribed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure win local treat ment, pronounce'd it incurable. Catarrh, is a local disease,; greatly influenced by constitutional; con- ditions and therefore " requires constitutional treatment; Hall'a Catarrh Medicine, manufactured by F J Cheney &.Co., Toledo, Ohio, is a constitutional remedy, is taken internally and acts thru' the Blood on the , mucous Sur faces of the System. . One Hun dred Dollars reward is offered for any' - case that B all Catarrh Medicine fails to cure.'- Send for circulars, atfd testimonials! ree F J CHENEY & Cb.Toledp; : fcp)d,by .Druggists, 75c Hall's Family 2ills rfprcon stipatiohii;.. i .-. ;;--'Tt;s-: ifyrt-. SALISBURY Royah county LOCALS vAa.1 automobile driven ;: by, a 70png man named .Charles t Skin-. i er turned . over on North. Main S treet trear the railroad crossing the other day. No one ,was hurt, ; Unknown - parties prized, off some iron bars from the. rear of the Smith, drug store and enter7 ng broke into the cash Register ind about $18. A v v J The commencement ' exercises of the Mt Pleasant Colfegiata In stitute and ;Mon Amoena Semi uarj took place last r week; 7 ' John Henry Rogers 'of Sumner aud Milas Miller of Rock Well will attend the old soldiers.' reunion in Washington.' t 1 he commencement: exercises of; tbf Satisbury Graded Schools uegm mis eveneng and-a lonp and ; interesting program- has been arrang-ed - " - '.'-:' I FeiiniocomicHe in Safebnry;:" ? ' 1 reiomous iiomicide took place in ; 'Mowery'd hall- "'on 5 East Fisher Street Wednesday; afty: rnon. tiere aiiit fftmrtih er of Negroes 'weje :engaged; in a dance, among them Ltj la Allison andVAiinfe;??Afc vuuui . women wno came ;td. MlianvrdxM'' 'ni-rtl w m m h m mat m -w m i k wmm m mm m . w wmm m. mmr u w m r- w ""fcWV r"8"00 the women and they contihv . ' " - uea to Dump acrainst one .an otner and fan all v thn AlT?ann omi..H-i8 allege, knife and stabbed h drew a ' her enemy t , orna, outting.a Jarge artery, from which, after belno- takt the Union drug store beueath mo uaii, Aume Vinson .aiea . in about fifteen minuteil. Im mediately following the stab bing the Allison woman, in company with several com panions, got into an automo. bile a nd left: the car return ing later empty and then.left -again. Up. to this morning Lula has not been captured. Wednesday night Coroner " D. L Sides summoned 'a jury , and held an inquest at lel sey's. undertaking establisn merit, but nothing definite was learned, except that some one said" the dead woman .claimed that Sallie Eccles; a ma rried sisterJ of Lnla's, did the stabbing; while ;: others persisted that Xula was th e guilty" party. Salli::Eccfes -aud several dthera Vere ar. rented and are being held for airother heiring bv; the coro" i.eV to takn- place Saturday. r . . . . a, i - cr a . . - iu haw; uiciiu uiuh 'noris win be made to xJaptumHhe Al lison woman. ; '! -. Easels Soreness ReHcYed. v - Usual work, bending and lift ing or strenuous .'exercise, is a t strain on the muscles, they be- ; come sore and ttiff, you are crip- V v pled and in pain. Sloan's: Lini- tnent brings you - quick relief, ; easy to apply, it penetrates witb out rubbing and drives, out the soreness - A clear liquid,- cleaner than mussy plasters or ointments : it does not stain the skin or clog the pores; Always have a bottle handy for " tb e- pains,, ach es - oi rheumatism, ; goutr lumbagj ; and "' grippe, : bruises,"': stiffness, back ache anS all external pain 'At . , .y.our 4raggi'its;',25c. l v ) '-': mi ''. V
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