'lf.
THE DANBURY REPORTER.
VOLUME XL.
W  MakOrw.£.us«MßM:«ni > *tu*
MOUNTAIN SKiMhi
LNJOYABL! COL N . V UA.NCK
At Piedmont Saturday Night May
25. a i Oinqvoiy ! run. the
Hills Spent 2 D-.ii^h• fu! L\c..in»
I'y the light - iht silver 1e • n
v i.icli tri] pe 1 alova the crest of
the mountain tops, as if in glee
l.. anticipation t!u event,
t came the dura- !a.) twos.
1 ts, and Ltaaches. fiihit*
t •> hurst bin somi-ti ves
t. c 'ilfctix ! and alo'-i'.
1 • tinn \ a.- Saturday night.
, Ma J." the ;';u' Piedmont
S; : :ays balir una and tile ecca
-a ii daniv not ; iv l ol ta ; *-.
ciaa. 1 gt rmans. but just a
1 ual-lasLioneu com.try
darce\ stripped of :.il the fnhs
1.: '' lluarci s. :.vi ■ « men da, uvs.
;.! sh rn  : the i a>ty convea
t: a ''.''S v>! ~*i» m e'ietv pet • • ...
Hvi • youtli and beauty from tie
lilt at.taia haa met to c.'i.se- 11 ••
iv.o . niag hours \\ ith dying oft.
Il: si rapping young ir.ci \vi::.
. n.i-i \ions luddy m the h n
- ■ , iu mJ tlv imaidens
wit -■ i cheeks as ivd as the .*■ a
ti.-v. 1 that !o -;.s •v r the yar
ue> v. .ill. and lip- like th-e
c:. . . a■> that i: asa r:a toe v,»
k -of la- 11. e.. Island.
.'.as ail t:eeasi« a 1 ! Ire m-tii.:
motion, oi' racing blood find
I. ■ ' at! a! i '■!
; - 1 i'h *
\ ■ -.ilcti .
t«i;:: youth. \v 1 :1. iiin.ii.- like a
i: -- • wl. .- ■ - : . 1i 1 (lo
ir.;. th- d üble-.-ii'': ill .- ai'-'
r-' ' VI! Sir. 'I ''lk'!*
St..r.!' : ■ il ii:e a-. d-ellce v.hia
v... :a. ■; I.is tan. t" swing e« . -
r.i ' l.oo.dug on. o;a iolt the
. ::'t. ,t of t'a ■: ' t is: ■' ii- i'l dt a
which Mill t '.:S Cl'o'i 1 ■ f
happy. h.ilat mis. and i-oh
in;j boys :.r-i - iVo'.a tin
mountain.
Bat the real brunt uf li\ e\vii
in.j feil on the tiddler, who. how
ever, was equal t the occasion.
There is r.o use for anybody to
deny that Piof. I'ewitt Nelson is
a fiddler. He has no equal.
The first set was a long one, and
he played tie 'Tlo|i-eare«l Mule"
one hour and f rty-sewn min
utes without a shveie break. llh
proboscis was p.-i;i ted at an rd
vuntaye-.us anjA. tints f -n. i .y
a channel aionji' which the peiv
piration could 'low easily fro?n ais
steaming \isa f re and e : .-a.>a
without soilin;." his shirt front.
Some of the spectators declare
that Mr. Nelson sweated a gallon
a minute, but this is probably
an ixagjAiatlon. There is no
question that Mr. Nelson's skill;
is only equake ! l»y liis endur
ance. The fiddle cried, oh. my,
how it shri: kt !. laughed, \vej«t
and moaned. If failing to un
twist the chains that tie the hid
den .-(tulof i ani. i.v. i: atone !by
such, ample vol ane that tla.' de
fect passed 1.1 1 ., ticed. Fre
quently the d:/..:; cadence «•(' the
eleetritied 1 \nanetit caught
and kept time with :h ■ rvjr'om
ratcd shufller? 1 th ■ dance.
The pianist who accompa.:itd
Mr. Nelson gave «ut si vera!
. ■ times, through «heer collapse.
Until 1- 'cl ifk tlie sevelry
went on, then h. the of tie
stars the hap; > c irpaay return
ed to their homes, promising to
coiv.e again at early d:iy.
WHAT TMXANS ADMiKM
is hearty, vigorous lie, accord
ing T o Hugh Tcditnari, of San
Antonio. '-'We find," he writis,
"that Dr. King's New Life Pills
0 surely put new life and energy
' into a person. ife and I be
lieve they are the best made."
Excellent for stomach, liver or,
kidney troubles. 25 cts at all
druggists. , |
> House and roofing paints.
Keiger's store.
OAK SkOVSi WAITERS
OROL'TI! !NJV -:a.S i' ! '/. ; •
Mr I C». Gi. i.y Kiii".
Krttli'-snake —A P.. filabSc SWuv.-
bcrrv F-itch Pienc'.iing a*. Mt.
Oliv.- Nrvt St::!'. 1 ; v.
()ak Gr>\e. May, -1. Ih
;ain-« - ; thi- - • ] ill * i-i 1
\ei . * ■ tii ■ p..-! Ja' t iag
tobacco 'J'he dr;- wea'.lu. i>
cutting thi? plants short. A lot
oi lai iii' •sa 1 ■ •>f doiit p!.. .inii
cot *a J'jie wheat i"'o;> does 
bad. and the pro:;j-«-ct> n>e. a. ■
'or lot m i'e than 'nail a • 'op.
! e grtiss on the meadows is
going t 1 be ver\ short.
Mr. I. ' (leiitt \ killed ;t very
I'age rattle suahil w- > \ 1;
had nine rattles and was sonn
thiii.e ovei - four feet long.
Miss Ola Hanmi, of Kinj. - iioute
I. visited t! e i.• :>i»- o! ti .
lie| • :'v r's f > Spoil! leu 'S I ,St
' a and r. . ' ted t'.a' i-er
not '.ei' ha- a small s.-ac '
■•!!'; ulterries in l.i'r gurd« r :r.'in
which sue has gathere'l a>K>ut
l!" gallons. I«•-1'U s what a lias
.!•>. 'o }•••;• n i i.bers. 1': i
tnt'ch lie iter i l.an ■■ iiv-r o. .
i'e'i's :■ 1 till 1 ■ ! t" • \a-a.'
• a l''.'\; i> -rri. •'. ai tl. . ' i".
Vr •!. •' li a;..i faa •/.
V» insto;.-S.a -. : i.• \'■ i"
>1 Kiny Ko'.P '.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. I'. '■ 'ovia r.
•; Pinnacle Routed spt nt a few
h 'l's S'.tr. la . o' hour "t \..
W. Boyle?, on ti ir way It >me
•',\ : 1 : ■ o i'.er
n;aiii.!i Koute I. viic!"'. the>'
• p'v,: Saturday night with their
aim*. Mrs. il. M- (iibs m.
is '.erv low v.itli hea/t troui !•.
Mr. L. K. IJoy'es and family,
of Pa aac'e li-'i!'..' 'J. . pen' Sat
urday niih" :a;d Sundav with
his father anil m.-ther •! i-. ir.g
lioute 2.
Rev. Hritton. of Pilot Mr.,
preached a very int. resting
sermon on :ast Sunday at Ch st
nut drove M. 11. church.
There will be preaching at
Mt. Oiive Ikq tist churcit on next
Sunday evening at 8 o'clock by
Rev. Mr. Turner, of Si it am.
Hope all who can w iii cmne out
and hear hit 1.
sct:iui;i mr.
Miss Lucy bl-iucett hiitrrtains
Collinsto'.vn S'cws.
(' iliinstovn. May 2-i. The
farmers are behind with their
work on account of so much rail .
The 1 ''an was the highest i* l.a
becn for years.
Miss l.ucy Planci tt enteitali.ed
sorne el lu r friends the sicond
Sunday. Amoi.a' those present
were Mis -es A Hie* and Rcfsie
.Je:>a;. Annie atid M.iggie lb!',
Liliie l eak. Flora and P.ertha
Hutchins. Dora Padgett. Messrs.
R v Wj.rd, AA'ill Lawson. I !lis
Hil;. l'osie Collins. Walter Leak
and other*.
There was it crowd of young
pi;,. 1 le from here went fishing
last Thai's lay.
P. L.
Chickens Come High.
We notice sane spi ing chickens
are being brought to market
these days. The market price for
the se little half j rown fellows is
'.l~> cents per pound. People should
raise more chickens anil loss to
bacco.
Piedmont Sprints Hotel Gets Out
Handsome Caial >gue.
Piedmont Springs Hotel has
deme itself proud this year in the
issuance of a handsome catalogue,
depicting words end pictures,
t-u„ „„„ „• tu„
the gorgeous scenery ot the
| surrounding country.
IJANBL'RY, N. C., MA\ i . Nl.?.
w.. I -nurnmiinß
; ENDORSED WILSON
Pi-riKRAT-. HFXI SATL .
. C-invi lion I'tstrai ti..i lor G.'.i, H.
S'e!! aid ,f v . Sti-.1.r 1.
List of Delegates
A smail crow 1 at* ■•.; «. e
Democra'ic c mventien Satui-iia-.
1 which nitin ia • :■' ,ey
r room at the c uri hou>?e :> • i!.
. purpose of >electii g deli j: .a-s to
1 Suae and » 'on- 1 re-. lal .
: v. r.tions. ..nd fn- 1 h t: ;»•.« 1-
. tion of other business
•I-. j ~
i lit 1 delegates to nun ie.:, v •!>•
instruct,u a> \ot"' tor Wilson an*
• Presid nt ■ ; d i* 1; ra
t oinm;ssion>'i. wll i!.• th c in*
:ion end' rs",i. ti.e course ol lion
; I has. M. Su-dman " t'o;,. 1
- iti:d instruc" *d tl.e dele ,■
stand by rim .r 'r«e"nsbor •.
i! apin'ar •• 1 1 hat 1 iidt " • d
nad m ! i"\"ii ~! a• 1• j 1 a>
tl. • i* "mt i 'twit hsi,■
reports 1 an• •: 11 ' a'l i- aa . -
ve re usiae' ! >. 1 • : ! '• .
>• >!5 tOlVes > v  • • . ' 1, sia
majority p
ran taimrs a '. ..• . 
» Maes of t iii'. lee
ao select..; -1 . a .a-s t
■;i; '. el'e a Ctby a A, »»i
ed to \• it" ; !• '•> .1 1 .;
il. ■ ai'" ••• • .if : i.t
i .'ll ' i' ■'! i 0.l ..
 >'. i re. •'* !> •' 11 J. 1 :.-v •
ion, .'.Jr. •!. A. ! .'. ■ : a ■ 1:
mated t ;npora " a ana. . and
. N. M. Pepp r tern. ■ r..sec
ret n  V a no' Mr \,.
\». Ie ing Ihe te'ia 1 >ras\  i
tlon w; s ia; de a.ai■>-a*
Mr. J. 1 > Humphreys ottered
. ' e foliowiay res i.:tio:i
"We, the Deinicrttts..t aa.kes
, '' unty in ('. n • nti .r assfiab.: 1
.■on this tho d-,.- ,a.\ -Vl ,y.
1' Rtlli. • eartily • ndorse* i' n.
r Wot draw \Vi : s ;a as our Demo*
cratic candidate for President of
the L nited States, believing
' firndy in his integrity, ability.
. statesmanship, and correct Demo
cratic position on the important
political qucstio'is of tedctv.
We li« r, upon him as a couwgi -
oi:s iii it tearless letuher of a
br.ive .and patriotic party, and
hereby instruct all of our lie'ie*-
gate.i to both the State and
Congressional cmventions to
\ote* only for delegates to e-ur
National convet.tion v. ho are
in accord with this resolution,
a.id will vote first, last and all of
the time for W drew Whson a
our rueainee for President of
the l iiited States."
On mi tion of Mr. W. W. King
the r.'sohitioii w.is passed with
1 oidv o .e diSseatll'g Vote
1 The t'oliowing resolution was
1 then t lie red by Mr. D. Hum
•', plireys :
"The Democratic County Core
' vention for Stokes County, on
■ this the "Joth day of May. Mill!,
; believing thai the high and
: j honorable odice of Curporation
1 Commissioner, is one of the very
- first importance to our citizen
' ship, and believing that this
office is one that shotil I be filled
by a person fully competent to
act as Judge, so as to be able to
decide properly the great ques
tions that arise before this
tribunal and finally get into the
; Supreme- Court of the raited
States, and recognizing that
Kx-Judge 1 i.'orge P. IVII. of
1 Forsyth county, is a man of
fairness, and lias filled ably the
great oilice of .bulge of our
Superior Court and being 111 all
1 respects fully competent to be
jour Corporation Commissioner.
C therefore be it resolved that we
•j heartily endorse his candidacy
. for same and hereby instruct;
, our delegates to the State con
-3 vention to vote for him, first,
last and all the time."
ill CREA» AFrA-R
TO »t J ? i ' A : :. !\ >.
i.rnai- \rv But' v ,ii; T(
ba-1 i ,! ,t ng S ' h'.ia
Ho*.. I ;i:i I*l tj Other i ( « .!
Inter,••
Ki: . - i'.. . . ••
r\ . ■ ■■ - •
an ■
and ■:■ ;
111UC':.
1 ».
lu'.i. •• i. • ; • 2! s
this • • ■ '!.. .
Ii»;•" r IT •in:-:-:.i\ . d
Kin^r.
M .if • ■ ■ - ;,iis
Ih'i'O \ ing her , ra: •.:»»:*« >.
Mr. and Mrs. .i. \V. (
lvtlil liii : it i;.si Silll
1 hi'! - , w.ii li :■>. I.; : it • in..:
slippv • • ■{ >:
night. • -11.. isio i
liuvi's i, in ii ! !\ in.
band. . |„ , ; ..
A: ;i .•• f a\ .. •"> •!
'
come ; \., . j r l and
have . 11:: K. i-r ; ■ >.l\
i irr t coll.- i' a .cy
ij ! ,
Ml if. '.t : : :v: i\
. Winst
wlit.Ti w\i i :• : :
ilit I!. l\ | ;•' i
T : :J i ..!> !• a\ .
Mr. i ' • ieOI!••• «•!*
St»!\ '
!!. i-
Mi ». !• > gi •• ai.i; - . >v
a • , their iiij: i I k'-.
Ti; v >•? !•» hav- it«... d
ll\ .i 11 !> ISt
I lev. Tun »••• w : ! : .11 !.•-
apiwintment :.t si:.- i-' r-t
church no.t Saturday and S .n
-da\. i*. very in KI v i> invited * •
at;, nd tnes services. i.V v.iil
a:.-'i preach at Mt. ' 'l;\v v'un
da\ at •> > c'ock I'. M.
Mr. Ashley White and sister.
?»liss Ruby, visit..'il relatives at
Stokesdale Sunday.
Mr. Charlie Hutcher-' wont to
Salisbury Saturdav to see ii:
un -le's. Messrs. Tom. Lor a;al
Marion Love.
Mr. L. S. (irabhs and da :uh
ti r. Miss El-ie. are vis-.ring
it aiives in \\ inston.
»i. P.
This ivs.■. :i -a was ,a>- .> un
animously
Mr. \\. is ;nv tivi- s :.rj *.-
>•. that a aaiii'.i'i- • 'i be
a; ninf«'d to r« 'ire and - -left
deUjotfes to the Stat' am*] Con
tfr.'ssier.al eonventions. the
er t i iii '».*• on Juno • •'iat
U i ijrh and t:i•» latter at'. liveiis
!>• oon May "J:'th. The Chuir
' n then ai»poiiitrd at Mr.
kinjy's die'; ti->n tlie t" >11««v ; nj.v :
P. E. Smith.. Mr. .i. 11. Ellitvj
t• •*. J. M Humphreys. Geo.
i'aynes and Mr. W. !,. McCnn-
Mr. W. W !\ lr.adi the
motion that tlx- regular re
ui uani/.ation of the Stokes Cmin
ty Democratie Executive com
mittee be postponed until the
meeting of the regular C'( i:nty
Convention. Carried.
The convention fully and
enthusiastically endorsed the
course of Mai. (.'lias. M. Sted
man in Congress and the dele
gatus were instructed to vote
for his renominatior.
The Committee of !:\e, who
had retired to nominate (delegates
to the Stat and Congressional
Conventions, now reported the
following Delegates elect d :
State Convention; Geo. A.
Haynes. i. G. Koss, .1. T Smith,
•lesse A Pawson. J. Wilson
Vitchell 1. C. Prans. Dr. J. P.
Paynes. Vternates: S. P.
Christian, Miiion Southern. J.
D. Humphrevs, W. \\. King.
•I. G. 11. Mitch 11. W. M. Chisman
Dr. L. 11. Hill.
t'ongressional Convention:
'i'hose who were elected to the
State Convention and addition the
following, Dr. J. 11. Ellington,
W. W. King, N. E. Pepper, G. C.
Davis, John A. Burton, John V.
Phillips, K. Ia Laws >n. J. D.
Humphreys.
On motion the Convention
adjourned.
W. L HART,HAN ILL
STRICKFN H iIH At'in.YiiiS
N.' i } !' J'' LL* j UXi 1 v. I K'l- I'orSC
I uprt-icdcd S.ilcs Ot ! :l !: >r
. v» • '.'l Vv i! iut Cu\f
\\ ; • c ,.,
V.\ ■ Hs.n . l.h
....
• . ;i:r v - i' : • '!• r .
!:v ! j m .v i \.
': > Aiia i■• 1>■ . an t ii i
• Will; ! r .. , , , -
11 . *du in lay morning on »; two-
V '• isit :■ I»i ; - n"s
brother, 1 Jr. Nick lii» rs r.
apt'St c!
! Ki>i • ■ : -
i:i tii . ; j Sf* ■ 't
• i i - 1 itt k ,
\vi: : :vi'. :i
II .. shu
.\ . Mr . r- ! W
i.• )».!>•.•. i»eii.l!> lAll.
K.• i« ' ii ii!i v. !• i: .
•i. .! the •!: : m ••••;.
M • .. ir.i. l, : .  r ?i.
hi i; i. my im ■: • i.is home
tu-m i 1 .it;,.-.
Mi ' .i\\ st« ••• ; ;t| t. ! •■>!!.•
• • •
iiro.ui : !>.• Ii ..i»« *•. \v!;ui.
IS 1J • 1 !;:.!•'* i ■ • ! i til«
Sinn w ill . • oun tl ing im
■ ;t i I'sitin:. 11. ; . lit \ -
in l ' ir; \Vms: -Salem. Wi.y
d>n't the i usitit > nun •' the
tpv. n u] futtH' enterprise
that ;ii '/.\i li.e 11•>> u .rk
home*.'
(iarder.s i.iv he-inning to suf
t\ :*. A >n! rain would he a
welcome \isito: 1 .
Mr. Paul i'avis' t»n»tht-v :
visiting him this week.
Mr. Oakly i'-rubbs. ope rat >r at
Luray. Va., has heen on a visit
to his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas tint! l>s. this week.
llvv. Mr. lias mmv '! in
his r.iev new brick s; re.
Mr. 11. F. Joyce 1 st a very
tine !v rse last ni.uhr. He had
just b :>ujrht it a few Jays a pro
and it match t > it
Mr. ilii! from Wire-ton. lias a
dro\ • ht'.sis stationed near
town and has been trading tor
several days.
Ciucss the farmer* are a!» at
d'~'ie hauling s'e: tiii!i::«. r. Never
was tiare Si- r.". eh bought
Mr. B A Ovrriiy Corrects 1 a!sc
Report.
Smith, .May 2:..
1 tt.'ar I \ ' | »i irter.
Th'-re seems to U ;; report ! -
circulated that 1 was not in
favor of Mr. ii. Frank Kotnlur
ant tor lleyister oi Fee.ls. and
1 wish to say that it is a mhiaki.
1 think he is the b* st man ami i
am jiToinc to pull for him.
Yours truly.
i>. A. t A I.iIFA .
Aliss Johnson Much Improved.
Miss Victoria Johnson, of'
(Jermanton, who was carried to!
the hosjiital at Winston-Salem
last Thursday by her phvsician,
* t
Fr. J. W. Slate, to undergo an |
operation for tonsolitis, returned;
home Friday much improved as ;
the result of the operation, which
was most successful.
Th • b hnston Mowing Machine'
and Johnston Hinder now on
exhibition at Kurfees Hardware
| Co. are takinjr the day. By far
the best on market.
N. o >
nawwvßijEMMHr..wun' -»rMKHMaHMnai
BiG TIME AHEAD
lOR SiOK h CfiL M V PKOPLE
lilt M in!:-. >i ju : > .iid August Will
!?•» ' ti\ '*io 'xilifi r's Reunion
1M:: >r- Lnion Picnic
'u.l.- s Imtiiute —I a:nur- In
t. i : 0:1 isi:d •'{her
0 i"...i:
.
'.!" •'• 1 S I lit-r- Reunion wi I
1". : i 1 . last ' I: y >.c M\-t
I : .-t . I.ii I : •I!li>-. i ■ ■ e
• - - - ■ « r! ■
I in >'
?•!.• . d com.' out •.. «t ■ i:iy an ; :>,
.:■ - .
... 1:. '!
: w; ! !>.■ • .
I'ui
be i .> «a.
■
iv.ivcr >i*» 11 in-- \. . . Mil
a>■ 'iiii'ii,- * . all' nil
- m.-i
iin : r
i; : i a. ■ l nil rs \vi\ > r
d'.lca . 111'. Colli" :'.l l! . \Vnit'll
will in attended I»y a n .mber ul
si»eakers and L*etur rs t' State
lvputati n.
Pa conventions an ! speakings
v. t wal report later when
we tint! out dates and places
wii! be n{' interest.
1 hi.' jjood peoi «.>1 St' i\ts
should look l« rwar! t> t..ese
gatherings with much interest
and attend e. ery oni.
Pine Hal!.
I 'in*.- Hall. May C.
11. Powell. St >k« sia e. is
visiiing her : aren" - lu r..
Mi. :nd Mrs. l au.'.e Civak
innn aiv vMtirg .Mr-. C M.
i 'reaknutn.
Mr. .1 A. Ilaidit tia\eiing
(Salesman for R »aiioke Nation
Co . was lu iv las' v  ek.
M; Willie i i we' 1 , . >.»s
daK . was h. re last week
Miss. -1 > :1a and Muni, in
gram are very sick with measles.
I>r. I la: .> w ! a Win
ston hist w. i
Tia iv w - ] • "atlii . a* the
Method st ca .: ler ia>: Sun
tlav.
M.an I Mrs Ma •• visit
ed M>\ \'. M  his a: last
weei..
Mr. .ai Mis. >. C. I'. i n and
little > !•, Ha.rna .. of Summer
tield. visited the'.r Kiients here
l'ist S n.ia-
I'LI I: FATS.
From Isaac Hill.
Meadows May 25.
1 >ear Reporter:
I have not seen a letter from
any of the little folks in a .uood
while. What are you all doing:
since we ha v.' n > school. lam
i helping papa an.l brother work
|on the farm and like it fine, but
j like school the best.
1 will give a riddle Once in a
minute, twicv in moment, not
ione. 1 in a thousand year.
ISAAC HICKS.
i! Our Granitoid floor psint is
•I nicer than carpet. Dries hard
• over night. Sold only by Kur-
I fees Hardware Co.