g v Dt ccmber 31, 1923
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I AI I^ATEMBNT
f ~ vl'=ser Clerk Superior Court
- ,il ‘ fountr, for Year Ending
. f> S“lav in l“”| , »S, S "
P* 1, Third lia.v oflk-crmlHx.
1 J^rP-ivvault. Chairman of the
T( I- ' f ( \', u ut v Commissioners :
W* full' - 'submit the following re-
.k'ivinaiuiug in my luands on
A ful f lu mber. 1922, by virtue
Jgi***\ ‘ with the date and
received and the per
, jue. if known, and what
each fund has earned.
I ;l report of hues, forfeit
iji^^ imi! . : x ru- collected, when aud
a h<* o report of lapsed
! * .. due witnesses and others
; (e jsl ' il ' riniiual actions, which
3 lV! . ill office for a period
L r* 1 m,r
rears.
\V. M. Host es-
V* v',m former « lerk. due
4 «id B»*.
g*” l |y $02.57
*8 45.40
WW 4 1 '
estate from for-
Eser ‘ !t ‘ rk - |!”rri” I - |,Jlil ' 3.50
f ft ; Albrrt_ K ;t
.-.lie of dolln
,?«•* hunl from former
/ 15 . r ;j T. !- William.
I ' r ' p - v.., H . v and Henri-
I
1 U»
SKak-
.. from former ( lerK.
a«l Wr- }
lVs ' 042)8
Interest
w[ (id B>. •
"i f rom Tom < urrence .
K-srp from former clerk,
L joint Aruistrt ng J 0
to John. Mary and ■ ■
janes. O-rP ' -e. 4 l J
S,, t tlAhtt. I
officer. .1. A. Kim-
f ro m former clerk,
. L Kov K. I’liarr . 39.35
U'
I'uj/i; aid officer by K. M.
gtiawDs. Aiiinr.. of
ani Kimuioiis. _
i(6P unpaid heirs of Brain*
Simmons, as follows:
[to Lee Kimnious 23.32
i>se Harry < ro>s i.t7
Ito Willie Miller 7-77
I»dp Man Mlifer «.<(
Miller t unknown t 34.98
line Maty Kimmons 34.98
.!. A. Kimmons 5.83
list* M. A. Kimmons 5.83
Ito H. F. Kitmnon> 5.83"
to- Lee Kimmons 5.83
hue J. 1.. Kiinmons 5.83
line (k-ar Kimmons 5.83
[to llary Kimmons 34.1)3
[to Mamie McFarland 7.77
ItoAbigal McFarland 7.77
-to Mc-Gee 29.88
ito Goby Walter Andrew G0.1K5
ItoJohu Newton Andrew 69.90
j & r l»-5s2..
■ Fsiii L v om sde of Fui illne , , ,
Htrhvelder land, from for
mer clerk.
Pue unpaid heirs of said
Blaektrelder $13.00
Merest ' .52
8t .*-.7!.
Fund -paid March. 100. from
Sbrpret estate,
from former Clerk.
Ito. Fred Howard 25.11.
Intern: . 12.04
8t 7-47. ,
Ftoi from Frai.ei - Long es
tate. due unpaid heirs El
ba A. Cook. 74.10
Interes- 10.00
Set 7-124-12 G,
Fnnd from estate of Mat
ffiew E. Alexander, from
former Clerk.
Ito Pl.'> Harris 3.72
Set 7-110.
Fuad paid •ffi-e.by Jn ». Cook,
Admr.. former Clerk,
hue Hubby and Mary V.
White 20.80
Interest H 07
,S“t 7-217..
Fund paid offiee by Lafayette
Patterson. Admr..
hue Walter Patterson 75.74
.imtKr . :;7dJ3
-Vt 4-243. •
F'uncJ paid i.ffi.by Ilocky
of Ancient Masons,
hue Blanche and Henry
Jioore 07 12
Inten-o . : 21A $
bet 4-294.
F “ nd did offiee bv 1 K V
faldtvell. Coni.
hue Estelle Aldridge 52.89
i iitorovf
*“ <l ««*<■•■ bv A,li„r.. „t
J ■ *'t < orzine.
• I’au! ami Klnra C,.i
--#-bv. ~7‘
[- t • Silther.
4 UP :IU(I John Suth-
I merest 3()^
s c 7-:;4«. 11-31
tall’f bv H. T. I/,.
1 toi boo r ui uiev iu di
'tslOll 0 f ] an( i ■ i
Hue K 1 '
r^A,,n,
Geo tt ,■ 11 1 A<lmr. of
H Garnion.
* * n o rS m K Jno-
Interest OP3O
-431-44;, 24 00
, D(1 paid offi,.,, |,r i *
__ Kambardt u, 1110l 110 A -
Uilvmka ’ 1,,,r ■ «C.
hpjcw i, f \ -s.
Bet G-2i«> A ' Hileman 4.52
lllU( i from U v it. i
estate A Hayvuult
!' U ‘' 1,( fa l)av vault .... - ,
mtere.r 11 23.,>4
. '^ r 7-52‘> f 7.82
‘'““'A'-”! offiaa by C A
ceuhojjj. (•„
V7. 6.65
ntVe'' offi °e fro*r. j,.
Camper 1 311(1 , Fieiii, *.
intent 124.01
I l \T, 30.42
Set 8-IG.
Fund paid o|sce, from estate
of Hattie Honeycutt
Due Braxton Honeycutt 16-00
Interest 4.JJ4
Set >2l.
Fund paid office from >l. fj.
Hopkins estate
Due H. A. Hopkins 121.30
Interest 31.65
Due Ij. It. and T. A. Lovell 12130
Intei*est 31.65
Set 8-54.
Fund paid office by Q. E.
Smith, Admr. of W. E
‘Smith,
Due Jno. I. Smith f 117-97
Interest * 3174
Set 8-105.
Fund .paid, office by R. M.
Cook.
Due heirs of J. Wallace
Cook _ 31.96
Interest i 27
Set 8-114.
Funds paid office by S. C.
Roger.
Due Sou. Loan & Trust Co.
trustees of Concord Whole
sale Grocery Co. 34.90
•tudg. Docket 9 .T-317.
Fund paid office by W. A.
Pet pea, Admr.
Due Carl and Rosa Petipa 12.G2
Set. 8-104.
Fund paid office by W. L. Bell
Admr. of Lina Howie
Due James A. Alexander 22.18
Interest * .88
Set 8-172.
F'und paid office by L. T.
Hartsell, Com..
Due Ruth Barrier 30.31
Interest 7.02
Fund iwiid office by W. C.
Hamilton. Admr. of Mary
J. Shits
Due Tniuor heirs of Augus
ta Sides ' ’ 13.39
Interest , • ’ .53
„ Set
Fund paid office by W. W.
Brown, Comm.,
Due Ethel Ltfaker 01.50
Interest 10.75
Set S-206.
Fund paid by* A. I*. Blackwel
der
Due various oues will 41:70
Interest 1.07
Set 8-204.
Fund paid office by D. W.
Barpinger. Executor of es
tate of Bessie B. .Roger
Due Maggie May Roger 15.00
Due Bprney J.. Harvey W.. '
aud C.has. J. Hurlocker 129.03
Interest * 35.07
Set S-22J.
Fund paid office by District G.
Lodge- No. 7 N. C. Odd
Fellows
Due Cora May Alexander 200.00
Interest 40.00
Set. 8-253.
Fund Oaid offict by Vallie B.
Smith. Ex. pf Jennie
Hutchens estate
Due M. aud Thos. Dinkins 10.00
Set 8-202.
Fund paid office by J. L.
Crowell. Comm., and G. F.
McAllister. Adrnv.
Due Brown McAllister 11.03
luterest -44
Set 8-291.
Fund paid office by G. Ij.
Kluttz. Ex. of R. W. Mis
euheimer
Due Sam Howell 250.91
luterest 42.27
Set 8-303.
Fund paid office by J. E.
Troutman. Guardian.
Due Charlie ami Clyde Ri
mer 207.19
Interest ' 42.80
Set S-311.
Fuud paid office by C. A. Is
enhour. Comm..
Due Feed S- Smith (non
luterest , f _ 80.28
Set 8-330.
Fund paid office by H. J.
AlcAllister. Comm.
Due Brown McAllister 101.34
Interest 24 . -4 ,^
Due Brown McAllister 00.0(1
Interest 2.0 -
Set 8-374-410.
Fund paid office by H. S.
Williams, Comm.,
Due Geor'ge and 'Margaret
Alorrisou % 1^«'«I
Interest b.Jt
Set 8-380.
Due same parties jiaid office
by IV. W. Flowe. , .
J. B. Roberts, Admr. -JtS-M*
luterest 10-74
Set 8-395.
Fund paid office by C. H.
Hamilton, Admr., of Sarah
A. Baker,
Due J. F. Baker
Interest - uU
Set 8-389 ' '
Fund paid office b?' J. A. John
son, Admr. of J. C. John
sou, *>i ■*’ on
Due J no. Grace Joliusou
luterest 8-00
Set. 8-381.
Fund paid office by Ex. ot
C. A. Overcash.
Dpe Fay and Brant Over
cash, ~
Due Fay and Brant Over- 100 ft
cash
Sot 8-41 <. * f _
Fund paid office by L. I*
Hartsell, Comm^
Due Ernest H ; . Elsie b..
and Anna L. Litaker •
Interest' * * • -
Set 8-424.
Fund paid office by *x.
Cook. Admr.
Due Willie May and Jessie
Lee Misenheimer
Set 8-426.
Fund paid office by Mrs. Luc>
E. Pipe, Admr., of L. b.
Due Stella and Helen Lipe 61 |^
Interest
Set 8-454. v
Fuhd paid -os ce '' - T
and Jno. AValter. Ex. of J.
W. Walter
Due Lonnie Sloop ll!27
luterest
Set. 8-450- .
Fund paid uftjiie &’
Fropst*'Adirir. 74
Due Mary Barrtnger
Interest
it B*7 t T
Fund paid ofee bj L. x.
Cointn ,
Due Sam Howell, Jr., minor
subject to life estate n 1640$
i Sam Howell, Sr.
Interest 1010
Set §-478. - *
Fund paid office by E. L. Rost
Admr.
Due Jackson and Mary
Boat , 7 on
Interest
Set 8-485.
Fund paid office by A. J Bar
bee, Odinr. will paid 18-8-23 g. 75
Due Will Linker, Marsh
Linker and Jack Linker, 20 90
luterest V/Jt
Set 488. 1107
Fund paid office by Chas
Avant. Admr.
Due Jlest and Mary Paul
ine Avant 673.00
Interest . , nn
Set. 8-494. • 78 00
Fund paid office by C. A. Cook
Admr.
Due McCree Maryj. Floot 41.66
Interest i ao
Set. 8-613.
Fund paid office by E. Clark,
Admr. of Elgia Clark,
Due W. E. Clark, J r . 272.00
luterest i,, o<>
Set 8-510.
Fund paid office by J. Lee
t rowell, Comm., from sale
of Hucks land a part of Ja
cob Dove laiul
Due Horace BlackweUler 173 4 >^
interest o!t)3
Set. 'B-520.
Fund paid office by M. H. -
Caldwell, Comm..
Due M. M. and Howard
Morrison 904.30
Interest 115.71
Set. 8-533.
Fund paid office by J. E.
Thompson, Amdr! of J. C.
Thompson
Due Robert Thompson _ 98.93
Interest . 3.95
set 8-550.
Fund paifl office by H.
Williams. Comm.,
Due Walter fc. lifter son 398.50
Interest 31,88
Set 8-559.
Fund paid offiee by J. A. Pat
terson. Admr. of S. L. All
man estate.
Due i' rancis Alhnau 215.83
Interest 17.20
Fund paid office by L. T.
Hartsell, Comm.', from sale
of lands
Due Clifford R. Goodman 19(5.50
Interest 7.80
Set 9-qo.
Fund paid office by Jno. A."
Harwood, Comm.,
Due Houston Lowder 82.45
Interest 3J29
Set. 8-2i>4.
Fund paid office by Mrs. Ola
Lowder, Admrx.
Due Houston
Interest 2.05
Set. 8-339.
£set 8-558, Due Houston
Lowcler 70.42
luterest 2.81
Fund paid office by H. S.
Williams. Comm.,
Due heirs of Lillie V.
Murdock and Wade H.
Kimball 49.00
Interest 1.96
Set. 8-418?* • . •< / - •
Due Fred S. Smith (non
compos) 402.12
Interest 16.0 S
Set. 8-429.
Fund paid office by L. T.
Hartsell, Comm..
Due Naomi Moore 82.80
Set. 8-459.
Fund puid office by R. S.
Scott. Admr. of R. S. Scott,
Due Virginia Scott Paid 8-13-23.
Fund paid office by J. L.
Towell. Admr.
Due A<l die Towell 300.73
Interest 24.20
Due W. O. K. Towell and
Corena Towell 713.40
Interest 28.53
Set. 8-517.
Fund office from sale of
N. E. Stallings, dower land
Due Low r e Stallings, 152.00
Interest 0.00
Set 8-551.
Fund paid office by Sam
Black, Admr., aud T. I).
Maness, Comm., from D. F.
McKinlel estate
Due Jane C. L. Tucker 54.150
Due Roda Love. Zaekary 54.00
Due Sophia Imve 54.60
Due Rush Johnson 8.73
Due Odell McEachern 2.91
Due Bertie McEachern 2.91
Due Jennie McEachern 2.91
Due Jobu Montgomery 2.91
Due Coy Montgomery 2.91
Due Malcolm Montgomery 2.91
Due James BJack 29.10
Due Mrs- Lee McLarty 5.19
Due Fopr unknown heirs
of Monroe Black 23.00
Due Fay Wart in 3.30
Due Hazel Martiu 0.79
Due W. A. Sfegal 4.01
Due W. C. Stegal 4.01
Due Julia Stegal 4.01
DUe Willie Stegal 4.(51
Due Miunie Query 4.01
Due Mrs. Minnie Ratelicc 4.01
Due Heirs of Daniel Stegal 10.22
Due Raymond Tarlton 0.79
Set. 8-5(9 $302.97
Fund paitl office by A. B. Pa)-
mer, Comm., $104.99
Set 9-75.
Fund paid office by Raj'moud
X. P. Rineliardt. Amdr. 3(1.58 <
Due heirs of Thos. C. Rine
hardt 195.57
Fuhd paid office by C. A.
Cook, Ajcudr.
Due ifinor child of Frank
Williams, name unknown 5.96
Set. 9-78.
Fund - pawl office by Della
Long. Comm..
Due Willie Kluttz 2 1 6.28
Interest 11.00
Set. 9^82.
Fund paid ■ office by J• S-
Gray. Admr. >?
Due J. P. Gray
Interest 11+4
Bet. 9-100.
Fund paid office by D- L.
C. -W- .Muir.,
»fSr*
$ l>- P'
enfcipur s
Set. 0-114.
THE CONCORD TIMES
Fund paid office by Will L.
Smith, Admr.
Due Henry Peoples 208.00
Due Ella May Peoples 208 18 :
ttTT,',- 18A3
Set. 9-110.
Fund paid office by Ralph C.
Barnhardt, Admr. of Henry
Wilson Baruhardt
Due Paul Boger Earn
hardt ’ 743 22
Interest 29J2
Due Bruce Townsend
Barnhardt 629.02
Interest
Set 0-Plates 116 and 145.
Fund paid office by W. I*.
Mabery, Amdr.
Due Henry Mabery 216.02
Due Mary V. Mabery 210.62
Due Morrison Miller 72.20
Due Frank Milleer 70 ‘>o
Set 9- P. 150.
Fund paid office by Lewis O.
Barrier, Admr.
Due Harry Barrier 453.55
Due Ray Black 113.39
Due Hal Barrier 113.39
Due Nola Barrier 113.39
Due Everette "Barrier 113.39
Due Gladys Barrier 113.39
.Interest 40.82
Set 9-169.
Fund paid office by J. S. Har
ris, Admr. of Frank Hagler
For Widow's year allow
ance " 400.00
Interest 16.00
Set 8370.
Fuud paid office by Sam
Black, Admr.
Due Jeauett and Adam
Roger 187.50
Interest . 7.50
Judg. Docket 10-220.
The following amounts received from
C. C. Stonestreet, 011 November 27th.
1923, for the following ]»ersons, to-wit:
Fuud paid office by Phillip M.
and Esther *Bamuger, Ad
ministrators of
J. L. D. Barringer $108.07
Due Harry Barringer 108.07
Due Archie Barringer \ 108.07
J. D. Barringer 108.07
Interest 12.90
Set. 9-153.
Fuud paid office by C. P.
Cline, Comm., for Dorothy
Barringer, minor: 200.00
I nterest 24.00
Orders and Decress No. 12.
page 39.
Fund paid office by C. L. and
M. E. Reaver. Admrs. of
M. A. and G. T. Beaver
Due Ben Honeycutt 228.58
Interest 10.28
Due Della Beaver Miller 228.58
Interest 1G.28
Set 8-595.
Fuud paid offiee by 11. S.
Williams, Counn. sale -of
Henry Morris lot'
Due Claude H. Brown 190.58
Due Theodora M. Brown 125.29
Set 9-192.
Fund paid offiee by J. F. Ma-
Mabry, Admr.
Due Willie Mabry 174.32
Due Lester Starnes 87.10
Set. 9-198.
Fund paid office by C. A.
Cook. Admr; of W. I).*
Gardner,, deceased, v
Due Ernest Robinson • 52.03
Due Ernest Robinson 1.24
Set. 9-204, 205.
Fund paid office by Jno. Iv.
Patterson, Admr.
Due Edwurd Murphy 12.90
Set 9-211.
Fuud paid office by H. S.
Williams. Comm.,
Due Bertha Cook 18.30
Due Houston Cook 18.31
Set’. 9-212.
Fund paid office by Bettie E.
Krimmiuger, Ex.
Due Dora Fay Krimmiuger 131.50
Set. 9-214.
Fund paid offiee by W. M.
A. Troutman, Admr.
Due Ruth Maxwell, Selma.
Laura, Bergia aud Calvin \
Bostian. 61.05
Set 9-217.
Fund paid office by Ralph C.
Barnhardt, Admr. of Henry
TV. Barnhardt,
Due Paul Boger Barnhardt 4.70
Set. 9-242. ' f
The following fees due witnesses will
te paid if called for.
Criminal Docket.
Two Page 336 L. C. Murr $1.55
Twp Page 330 Salße l’riville * 1.55
Two Page 304 W. L. Morris 3-40
Two page 390 It. L. Rankin 2.00
Two Page 396 L. A. Scott 4.30
Two Page 401 J. W. Herrin 3.55
Two Page 401 J. M. Young 3.55
Two Page 414 Robt. Mauldin 4.10
Two Page 420 J. H. Hitt 4.00
Two Page 420 M ) aO« s Cran
shaw
Two Page 421 Monroe Wells 1.40
T>vo Page 421 F. L. Hudson 135
Two Page 424 t>. M. Allman 2.70
Two Page 404 W. I. Honey
cutt 410
Two. Page 420 D. W. Barm- o i)r
ger
Two Page 432 Thos. E. Russ ]
Two Page 433 T. L. Grier b-»
Two Page 433 J. H. Hobby 1-jO
Two Page I-ee White
Two Page 434 L. S. Kiser -.0-j
Two Page 434 Ross Little “ - 3
Twp Rage 435 Lpe Smith
Thyo Rftge 437 J. A- Luyson 7.1 p
Two Page 437 C- E. Bussell 4.10
Two Page 437 S. B. Miller 4.10
Two Rage 437 Ad. Cook
Two Page 437 Alex Cook 1- 'i
Two Page 43t) Maude Games -•«*
Two Page 439 John Gaines
Twp Page 439 John Gaines (.00
Two Page .489 Aubra Trout- o
Two Page 439 Wil! Perkms 2
f P\vo Page 444 Vance o
T\yo » ovte
Two l%ge 4)0 1.1 • S taU {H)
- Garmon
Two Page 451 M. G- Russell -39
Two Page 452 C. 1- " ll - .
Uams i t i . „ ‘
Twp Cage 452 Geo. | j
Two Page 453 -T. L- BulUboy 1-95
- f IGCa U 1.05
Tw-o Y’age 453 J. M- L. Yost -.40
T\yo.Pige 463 J. C.
Xwo Page m ElUttz 3.10
[Two Pago 472 C. W. Rost 2.30
i Two l'age 470 D. A. Cruse 1 15 •
Iwo Page 47(5 M. E. Boat 1 55 t
: Two Page 476 J. L„ Braver 1.55 j
1 wo Page 476 W. L. Howell 1.55
Two Bage 476 Geo. .Robin- I
son 3 Oo
Two Page 477 Ernest Robert- (
son j gfj,
Two Page 478 H. G. Kirby <*) 1
Civil Docket. 1
Page 283 K. K. Brady 2 10'
Nine Page 285 J. T. Pk)tt 11 40 1
Nine Page 293 ,J. M. Furr 3.30!
Ten Page 155 J. M. Kluttz 2.00!
Ten Page 155 I). M. Coley 2.20
Ten Page 155 A. Eudy ' 2.40,
Ten Page 180, A. C. Barrier 5.00!
Ten Page 193 A. C. Jordan 1.10 j
Ten Page 209 D. R. Julian.
Sheriff 120 j
Ten Page 224 I)r. Wadsworth 1.10 i
Ten Page 224 Dr. Bunn 2.00 I
Ten Page 224 Dr. Rankin • 1.00
Ten Page 227 .1. L. Bostian 2.40
Ten Page 227 Mrs. Adam
Blackwelder 3.50
Ten Page 227 J. S. Cook * 3.90
Ten Page 231 Jadie Bost 3.20
Ten Page 233 J. A. Shork 1.10
Ten Page 233 A. L. Chaney 3.00
Ten Page 2351 Ward Tucker 2.80 .
Ten Page 233 Wallace Ab
ernethy 2.10,
Ten Page 233 J. B. Pitman 8.(50
Ten Page 293 R. F. Mills 1.10 !
Eleven l’age 5 Clyde Measi
mer 1.10 '
Eleven Page 5 JllO. Scott 1.50
Eleven Page SF. L. Howell ~ 1.10
Eeveu Page 9 P. J. Hartnell 5.30
Eleven Page 9 E. W. Griffin 2.60
Eleven l’age 9 O. H. Riggers 2.(50
Eleven l’age 64 E. B. Busbin 4.10
Eleven Page 65 Chas. Seanioue 1.10
Eleven Page 77 R. L. Hart
sell 3.00
Eleven Page 77 J. C. Gorman 2.60
Eleven Page 7 H. T. Baker 3.70
Eleven Page 78 W. L. Brooks 5.30
Eleven Page 80 ’Sylvester Furr 3.30
Criminal Docket.
Two l’age 480 H. W. Callo
way •_ si. 10
Two l’age 484 C. M. Kimball
Deputy Sheriff 2.00
Two l’age 484 Esther Wilson 2.30
Two Page 485 Robert Adams 3.90
Two Page 485 Lizzie Adams 3.90
Two l’age 485 Gatha Reed 3.90
Two l’age 486 J. G. Lisk 3.70
Two Page G. A. Bryant 3.00
Two Page 488 Milas Pruitt.
I). S. 3.50
Two Page 492 li. F. Widen
house 4.00
Two Page 41)2 C. M. Kimball 1.00
Two Page 492 M. L. Hess 2.90
Two Page 500 Carl Bigger
staff . 1.80
Two Page 502 A. M- Brown
1). S. 1.00
Two Page 502 Dr. Bankle 1.10
Two Page 502 W. (J. Newell 4.10
Two Page 504 B. F; Widen
house 1.10
Two Page 504 It. A. Smith 1.80
Two Page 504 J. A. Moore .55
Two Page 508 Bryant Mc-
Combs 6.40
Two Page 510 Dr. Patter
sou 2.10
Two Page 510 Dr. McFad
yen 2.10
Two l’age 510 W. C. Cochran 2.10
Two Page 505 C. L. Spears .75
Two Page 512 H. M. Mc-
Clure .25
Two Page 512 Rost Mund 4.00
Two Page 512 B. Allman 1.05
Two l’age 512 It. E. Kiden
hour 1.05
Two l’age 512 It. I’. Mincy 1.40
Two Page 512 O. B. Hoffman 1.40
Two Page 514 D. .M. Coley 1.98
Two l’age 514 A. S. Shinn 1.(50
Two Page 514 Frank Huff 1.55
Two Page 514 Jack Little 1.55
Two Page 516 Rich Hol
brooks 2.10
Two Page 518 Zeb Cochrau 5.00
Two Page 520 J. A. Good
man 1.50
Two l’age 520 Walter Demar
cus 3.80
Two Page 520 Bud Connell 3.$Q
Two Page 522 R. S. Rumple 2.1 Q
Two Tage 522 C. L. Spears 5.10
Two l’age 526 Robinson &
Sloop 2.80,
Two Page 526 Sinclair Me-
Kuiglit 3.10
Two Page 526 Addie Mc-
Knighf 3.10
Two Page 526 Jesse Me*
Kuiglit 3.10
Two Page 530 C. C. Stoue
street 1.43
Two Page 530 J. D. H. Isen
botfr i 3.10
Two l'age 530 Police 1.30
Two Page 530 Milas Furr 2.10
Two Page 530 B. E. Hol
brooks’ 4.90
Two Page 530 J, B. Price 6.00
Two Page 530 L. O. Wìf 2.90
Two l’age 530 Mrs. A. D. Ar
cher 3.10
Two l’age 534 C. L. Spears 1.10
T\V Page 535 M. L. Flowe .98
Two Page 535 T. C. Kizziah 1.25
Two Page 535 T. C. Kizziah 4.70
Civil Docket.
Eleven Page 35 T. M. Query 3.10
Eleven Page 35 J. D. Morri
son 3.00
Eleven l’age 35 W. L. Epps 4.30
Eleven l'age 35 S. A. Grier 3.00.
Eleveu Page 42 T. L. Tomlin
son D. S. ' .80
Eleven Page 42 R. L. Clon
minger. D. S. *BO
Eleveu l’age 42 H. W. Cald
well
Eleveu Page 42 John Brown 4.20
Eleven Page 42 Dr. P. H. Lee 3.10
Eleveu page 42 J. H. Dorian 1.10
Eleven page 42 Dr. Brandon 5.90
Eleven Page 42 T. C. Lari
more 14.9 ft
Eleven Page 42 P. B. Davis 180
Eleven Page 42 Jeff Gibson 1.10
Eleven Page 42 Jas. Herrin 5.30
Eleveu Page 42 .J. F ’ Herrin * 1.10
Eleven Page 42 A. F. Good
man 2.10
Eleven Page 42 J. F. Hands 2.10
Eleven Page 78 C. H. Bar
rier_
Eleven Page 78 It. M. Me- o
Kenuie
Eleven Page 79 E. F. Parnell
Eleveu Page 79’ R: L ’ 23.0
Eleven page 79 >|r?- Jf.- D. g
Eleven Vage 79 C. F. Ritchie 2.10
Eleven rige T- N-
Eleveu F**e 07 W.P.;»WW R®
Eleven Page 97 L- M I _is& p * 4
Eleven Page 98" Dr. J. A
»■ 7. *• CUpe
Eleven Page 98 Jim Mc-
Clelland 3
Eleven Page 98 Frank Wal
*er 310
Eleven Page 101 M. P. Alex
ander • 1.60
Eleven Page 101 J. IV. Swing 1.10
Eleven Page 101—E. D. Baber 110
Eleven Page 101 J. F. Laugh-
T -, liu „ 1.10
Eleven Page 101 H. W. Callo
' n 1.10
Eleven Page 101 J. C. Lentz * 1.10
Eleven Page 101 D. B. Harris 5.10
Eleveni Page 101 M. M. Dea
! , ton / # 5.10
Eleven Page 101 Abergathy.
j Sheriff i i. 60
; Eleven Tage 114 W. P. Ma-
I hry 1.00
Eleven Page 118 J. L. Roger 2.00
Eleven Page 123 IV. I*. Ma-
I bery 1.50
Eleven Page 136 H. W. Cald
well 3.90
Eleven Page 136 H. G. Ritz 3.00
Eleven Page 156 W. P. Ma
bery 5.(X)
Eleven Page 161 Walter L.
Fuee 7.50
Eleven Page 161 H- G. Ritz 2.00
Eleven Page 161 J. B. Sher
! rill 14.91
Eleveu Page 161 W. P. Ma
| bery 4.00
The following fines, forfeitures, jury
I taxes, etc., paid office for the year end
-1 January* Term—
Vol. 2, 561 Eugene Moore, for
feitures $444.00
Vol. 2. 613 A. R. Hill, for
feitures 87.UU
April Tern.—
Vol. 2. 614 John Barbee, fine 50.00
Vol. 2, 619 Arthur Swiusou,
line 75.00
Vol. 2, 623 Eph Lumber, fine 25.00
Vol. 2, 625 Martin Boger,
fiue 75.00
Vol. 2, 630 C. S. Smith, fine 40,00
Vol. 2, 632 Clarence Shuping.
fine - 50.00
Vol. 2, 634 Chas. Dees, fine 90.00
Vol. 2, 635 Richard Crayton,
fine 75.00
Vol. 2, 637 R. F. Meacham,
fine 50.00
Vol. 2, 640 Lester Xieholds,
fine 50-00
Vol. 2, 642 Dan Biggerstaff,
fine 50.00
Vol. 2, (531 C. S. Smith, fine 50.00
Vol. 2 633 Clarence Shuping,
fine 40.00
August. Term—
Vol. 2, 648 McClesty, fine 10,(X)
Vol. 2, (549 Bing I)ee s - fine 25.00
Vol. 2, 652, Asa Gray, fine 25.00
Vol. 2,. G 53 A. C. Lambert,
fine ,23>Q0
Vol. 2, 654 ,T. W. Horton, tine • .» T2sjto
Vol. 2, 056 Lon fine <t 20JK)
Voi. 2, ’657 ‘Voight. u
as. fine * ’ 15.00
Vol. 2. 658, E. W. Glass, for
feiture 86.65
Vol. 2, 659 J. F. Honeycutt,
fine ’ 25.00
October Term—
Vol. 2, 662 Amzi Conner,
fine 5.00
Vol. 2, 664 Geo. Earnhardt,
fine 50.00
Vol. 2, 067 Robt. Huff- tine 300,00
Vol. 2, 668 Archie Ballard,
fine 100.00
Vol. 2, 669 Geo. Early, fine 10.00
Vol. 2, 071, R. 1> .Gibbs,
fine 50.00
Vol. 2, G 74 W. H. Baker, fiue 25.00
Vol. 2. 675 E. IX Baker, fine 25.00
Vol 2. 676 A. H. Baker, tine 25.00
Vol. 2, 679 Craven Rdssell,
fiue 25.00
Vol. 2. 681 Gully Wallace, fine 5.00
Vol. 2, 683 Amzi Gilmore,
fine 50.00
Vol. 2 680 Bert Christy, fiue 10.00
Vol. 2, 690, Will Clay, fine 10.00
Voj. 2, 681 W. F. Mosely, fine 10.00
Vol. 2, 692, Leroy Parks, fine 25.00
Vol. 2 693 It. C. Rigeus, for
feiture 20.90
Treasurer Receipts and Clerk’s Commis
sion.
January Term 1923
Treasurer Receipts $504.45
p. S. C. Commission 20.55
$531.’00
April Term 1923.
Treasurer Receipts $684.00
C- S. C- Commission ,36.00
$720.00
August Term 1923 —
Treasurer Receipts $243.80
C. S. C. Commision 12.8-t
, $256.65
October Term 1923 —
Treasurer Receipts $708.60
C. S. C. Commission 37.30^
$745.90
Jury Taxes
January Term 77.60
Treasurer Receipts $73.70
C. S. C. Commission 3-90
April Term --—.54,07.70
Treasurer Receipts $1Q2.30
C. 8. C. Commission 5.40
August Term * 69-70
Treasurer Receipts $06.20
C. S. C. Commission 3.50
October Term .$177-00
Treasurer Receipts $168.10
C. 8. C- Commission 8,85
Respectfully submitted.
J. B. MOALLIBTER-
Clerk Bui)«riqr Court-
Cabarrus Cpunty.
Death of Mrs. P«Ua >Valln»u.
Mrs. Della M. Wallnau, of Charlotte,
died suddenly in that city December 24.
H«* body was taken to New Beru, her
former home, and the fuperal was held
December '36th.
Mrs. Wallnau in her <>stb J?ar,
and leaves eight children and sevgral
grand-children. One pf the sops was Mr-
Ed Wallnau. who was formerly connect
ed with the St. Cloud Hotel here, femee
leavingnere Mr. Wallnau has been liv
ing with his mother in Charlotte at the
College apartments up to the time ot
her death.
City Schools to Resume Work January
2nd.
All the city school will begin work
Wednesday morning, January 2. The
spring'?tonn * begin* V at
made :u»d l>eginnei:s"ddwitted to the
progress is being made
on thf new high school and on the pew
colored school- It» ejr w|P occupied as
soon qs m? lire * .
Miss Lilly TiVnev is “spending several
PAGE FIVE
t DINNER STORIES
Forgot the Golden BjSc-
Poet—l propose to jmhliah my poems
under the name of John Smith.
Candid Friend —Well, I don’t think
that's playing the game.
Poe—AVhy not?
Candid Friend —Just think of Vthe
thousand? of innocent men who will be
suspected!
The Best Available.
The new’ servant had presented her
references, and the lady, of the house
read them over with a doubtful eye.
“I’m not quite satisfied with these,
Bridget,” she said.
“Xayther am I, mum,” returned
Bridget angrily, “but they’re the best
the ould fool would give meT”
City Man —Have you a wireless Ket
in your home? ,
Henpck—lVell. we have a broadcast
er and a receiver. Henrietta does the
broadcasting and 1 do the receiving.”
Deceiving Symptoms.
“Are you a messenger ooy?” asked
the near-sighted man of a boy in the
street.
“No, sir.” was the indignant reply,
“it’s my sore toe that makes me walk
carelessly.”
Mrs. Casey—What time was it whin
thiin two Fords went by?
- Mrs. Claneoy—Tin after tin.
“Well. Elsie, how do you like your
new baby sister?”
“Why. she seems tq be rather dis
agreeable, Mrs. Brown, but I Vuppose
it’s a mistake to judge too hastily.”
Ahern—Say, Bill, who was the meek
est man ?
Bill—Moses.
Ahern—Well, who was the meekest
woman?
Bill—l don’t believe there ever wa<>
one.
Row.
His wife asked him to take he.r for
a row. 80 he hired a boat and pro
pelled- it laboriously iuto the middle of
the lake. In this location she bewail
to lecture hjm on his short-comiugs. He
stood it for a w’hile ancf theii ;Jpamc
“Cut it out. I came for a r»w,
row.” , I'.- "y
' 4! : ■■ ,• ' •
Mrs. Nil wed : “Av’bftg V>f salt
—be sure you have it stricly fresh.!’ -
Grocer: - '‘What else?”
Mrs:< #ttwed : “Four pounds of par
ajyried sugar and a pound of desecrated
codfish.”
; Grocer: “Y-y-yes! Fine day, isn’t!
it? Anything more?” y
Mrs. Nuwed: “Dp you keep catnip?"
Grocer: “We’re all out of' that, be
cause nobody keeps cats in this neigh
borhood. But we have some fine
horseradish.”
Mrs.. Nuwed: “We can’t use that,
either—isn’t it funny? We don’t keep
horses.”
M. AND M. CLVR DANCE
LARGEST OF THE B£L\SON
Several Hundred Persons Present For
IHnce Given in Ilonof of Mr. and Mrs.
M. L. Cannon. f ’
Several hundred persons attended the
dance given at the Merchants and Man
ufacturers Club Friday evening for Mr.
and Mrs. Martin L. Cannon, who recent
ly moved to Charlotte.
The assemblage was a brilliant and
prominent one . and in addition to the
75 dancers, present there were several
hundred members and friends of the
club in the vast concourse that filled the
dance hall from the beginning until the
end of the dance. Dancing began at 9
o’clock and continued uufil after one
o’clock.
The dance was by far the largest of
the Christmas season in Concord. The
popularity of the lionorees and the pleas
ure that has always attended dances giv
en by the dub accounted for the presence
of so many daucers and spectators.
The dance was profusely and
beautifully decorated for the dance.
Christmas decorations predominated. At
tractive favors were given the dancers
during several dances and punch was
served to those present during (lie en
tire evening.
The dance was given as a tribute to
Mr. and Mrs. Cannon, the former having
served as the club president since the
club was organized here several years «
ago.
Negro Killed by Train.
An unknown negro man. believed to
have been a hobo, was killed-by a South
ern freight train near the passenger sta
tion at Harrisburg some time Friday
night. Tile body was discovered about 4
o’clock Saturday morning by the agent at
Harrisburg who communicated* as once
with Sheriff Caldwell and Coroner Hart
sell.
According to reports reaching the
city the body was found near the tracks
a short distance north of the Harrisburg
station. The body was (brown clear of
the tracks ami its position indicates that
the body was thrown from the train and
killed in the fall.
Permission was granted the railroad
company to move the body when an in
vestigation showed thiil the negro with
out doubt had been killed by a train.
New Officers of I. O. O. F.
The following officers of Cold Water
Lo((ge No. 62, I. 6. O. F., were elected
at a regular meeting of the lodge Thurs
day night:
C. X. Alston, Noble Grand.
Arthur Ketner. Vice Grand.
S. Ray Parnell. Recording Secretary
A. O. Cline, Financial Secretary.
,P. A. G. Barringer, Treasurer.
X. Y. 35. Class M?et*.
The X. Y. Z. Class met Thursday af
ternoon at the home of Frances Roger on
North Spring street. The members spent
most of their time in sewing. After
that refreshments were served. Those
present were: Annie Ixmise Hoover.
Mary Lore Flowe, Alice Wall, Emily
Pounds. Mary Y. Miller. Rebecca Paris,
Helen Goodman, Virginia Day vault and.
Frances Bog'.r. ’ • ’
Entertain Mi*. CHw- |
Misses'(!;on|t*gce . and* Glivlt 1 Cline
and Mrs. A. 'Campbell' pline“eqlertained
at two' tables of bridge Tinprsday'even
ing complimenting' Mrs. Karl B- Cline,
of ItfW is ‘spending -she Christ
mas holidays here with Mt- and Mrs.
John A.‘ piine. ’ “ '
After play the hostesses served re
freiJinenfcß to their guesls^