DANBURY REPORTER
VOLUME XL.
SMALLPOXAIOILLARD
Mrs. Drew Mabe Very 111
With the Disease, md
Others Will Be Vac
cinated.
J. M. FAGG REMOVES
With His Family Reaches Dillard
Today From Red Shoals —
Personals Of Interest From
Diliard.
Diilard, April 29.—We are
having very cool weather here
now.
Mrs. Drew Mabe is very ill
with smallpox. Guess several
of the people here will be vacci
nated.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Essex and
small son, Harold, called on Mrs.
Essex's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
M. T. Mitchell. Sunday after
noon in their automobile.
The sm vll s/O of Mrs. C. A.
Mitch II is improving, we learn.
Mrs. W. P. Wilson and child
ren. of Madison, are spending a
few days with relatives here.
Mrs. «. W. Roberts spent
Sunday with Mrs. J. F. Roth
rock.
Nearly all of the family of Mr.
J. E. Alcorn have mumps.
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Robert j
spent Saturday night with Mr.
and Mrs. Will Young.
People are busy planting corn
here this week.
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Carter and
little daughter, Irene, spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. Bobbie
Ward.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Mitchell
and children spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Martin.
Miss Delia Alcorn went to
Madison shopping Wednesday,
accompanied by her brother,
Robert.
Mr. Robt. Alcorn called on Miss
Berta Ward Sunday afternoon at
five o'clock.
Mrs. G. W. Roberts went to
Madison shopping Thursday.
People are hauling in plenty of
fertilizer this week.
, Mr. J. M. Fagg, of Red Shoals,
will move his family here Wed
nesday. They will reside in the
house formerly occupied by Mr.
J. Wilson Mitchell. We will be
glad to have them in our
neighborhood.
A crowd of our young people
went to the farm of Mr. J. H.
Berry Friday night to see him
burn off his new ground. Among
those present were: Misses
Minnie and Bettie Roberts,
Emma, Katy Mae and Vera
Berry; Messrs. Elberth and
Gerald Roberts, Grady and
Lester Mitchell, Wade Stultz,
Frank Reid and Marion Berry.
Were chaperoned bv Mrs. J. H
and Jerry Berry. All reported a
nice time*.
R.
HOW'S THIS ?
We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Hall's
Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0.
We. the undersigned, have
known F. J. Cheney for the last
15 ye»rp, and believe him
perfectly honorably in all
business tr-nsactions and finan
cially *ble to carry out any
ob icati' n- trade by his firm.
NAT'OMAL BANK OFCOM
MFI CP. Toledo, 0.
Ha I s Catarrh Cur • is taken
intern*!y acting directly upon
the b'ond and mucous surfaces
of the svstem. Testimonial sent
free Price 75 cents per bottle.
Sold by ad Druggists.
Take Hall's Family I ills for
constipation.
feting Closes it
M. [. Church
The series of revival meetings
held at the M. E. church here
last week closed Friday night,
and Rev. E. L. Bain, of- Wins
ton, who assisted Pastor Folger
in the meetings, returned to his
home Saturday. The meetings
were well attended and no doubt
did much good. There were
several professions of religion.
Mr. Bain won many friends
while here and his preaching was
highly enjoyed by the people of
Dan bury and communit..
Sandy Ridge Route 1.
Sandy Ridge Route 1, Apr. 28.
—Farmers are about done plant
ing corn in this section. There
has been a large acreage plant
ed
Prayermceting at l)olta Sun
day night was conducted by Mr.
Elias Hawkins.
Misses Dora r.tid Lillio
Minnie and Rosa Ei>!: '•!
J. E. Ward. George and
Willie East visited iei.ii': es :>t
Ayersville Saturday arid Su.i
dny.
Mr. T. N. Ward is visiting re
latives at Francisco at present.
Mr. Otis Shelton has recently
purchased him a nice automobile.
Rev. J. A. Joyce preached an
able rer on at Aycrsville Bap
tist church Sunday morning.
J. E. W.
Hews Items and Person
als From Germanton.
Germanton, April 26.—Farm
work is going on on all sides.
Few farmers are seen loafing
around the stores here in town
any more.
The funeral of Mrs. Nunn, who
died here Tuesday from a cancer,
was held at Red Bank church
yesterday.
Religious services were held in
the M. E. church here last Sun
day by the Junior Order, and
conducted by Rev. Hiatt, of
tVinston-Salem. A large num
ber of Juniors attended in a
body. The church was filled and
everybody enjoyed the service.
Mr. B J. Savage and family
spent the iast week's end with
Mrs. Savage's brother, Mr. J. R.
Jones, of North Wilkesboro.
Dr. W. H. Bynum, Mrs. Bynum
and daughter, Miss Mary Pres
ton, left yesterday for a visit to
Richmond, for several days.
Miss Corinne Tucker, our
music teacher for the past two
years, left this morning for her
home in Milton, N. C.
Mrs. J. C. Carson and children
spent Wednesday in Greensboro.
Mrs. R. T. Stedman, of Wins
torwSalem, is visiting her sisters,
the Misses Hill.
Miss Linda Gidson and Mrs.
Mary Matthews are spending a
few days with Prof. Willis and
family in North Wilkesboro.
Mr. J. W. Jones, of Pinnacle,
is spending a few days with his
daughter, Mrs. B. J. Savage.
A camping partjfT consisting
of Prof. A. H. Flowers, Ralph
Beck, Lauriston Powers and
Thomas White, left Wednesday
morning to spend a week in the
Sauratown mountains. They ex
pected a fine time, and went
prepared for ideal camping.
Mr. J. N. Stultz left this morn
ing for an extended trip through
the South. He expects to visit
Texas especially, and if he likes
that country, doubtless he will
consider movin? his family
down.
DANBURY, N. C., APRIL 30, 1913
LAWSONVILLE NEWS
Marriage of Popular Young
Couple Sunday.
PERSONAL ITEMS
Mr. Percy Sheppard Improving
• —Services At Peter's Creek
Close.
Lawsonville, Apr. 22. —Mr. C.
H. Sheppar l visited at Messrs.
E. C. find J. A. Sheppard'sTues
day and Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fry
visited Mrs. Malissa Lawson
Friday.
Mr. Ben Gardner, traveling
salesman for J. N. Montgomery
& Co.. pass-'d through Law
sonville last. week.
Mrs. W. W. Smith has been
very sick, wo are •"••»'! y t > note.
Mr. and Mr.- .'*b Rhodes
visited at M • father,
Mr. H. H. T ■. Sunday.
Mr. E. . ,>ard went to
' .u..'on Frl.lay .'.iter hv for Mr.
i .-iTi Sheppard.
Mis.i Nurm Roivr. «t:ui;.;htar of
Vr. t:nd Mrs. A!• Koror. }*nd
, Mr. Chariij Reid. soi of Mr.
Mrs. H. li. R-id were hap
pi'.v martiftl »i tlviir.e o;' tlu
bride's parents SuiK!;'.y mo'."i
--' i r»g.
Mr. S. B. Shelton of Stuart,
Va., spe.it Saturday at .Mr.
j E. C. Sheppard's.
I Misses Sadie, Mary and Ruth
S Pringle, and Messrs. Edd Wall,
| Charlie Hylton, Fred and Wheeler
Smith, Roy Lackey, Frank
Pringle, Frank Taylor, and
1 others spent Sunday at Mr. W.
IC. Moore's.
| Messrs. John Lawson and
| Jesse Ray spent Sunday at Mr.
M. H. Robertson's.
Mrs. Cann Smith is spending
this week with her daughter,
' Mrs. W. W. Smith.
Quite a large crowd attend
ed divine services held at Snow
| Creek Saturday and Sunday,
I conducted by Revs. Collins,
j Mabe, Gray, Watt and Paul
i Priddy.
i Mrs. E. W. Carroll and Mr.
j P. C. Sheppard and little daugh
i ter, Stacie, spent a short while
at Mr. J. A. Sheppard's Sunday,
j evening.
Mr. Homie Moore visited at
Mr. A. J. Ayer's Sunday,
j • Mrs. Nancy Shelton is spend
' ing this week with her son, Mr.
J. D. Shelton.
M/. and Mrs. Virgie Smith
I visited at Mr. Z. R. Sheppard's
i Sunday.
Misses Annie and Ethel Ayers,
and Messrs. Banner Young,
Charlie Joyce, Rufus Ayers,
Willis Moore, Powell Robertson
i and Tommie Tillcy spent Sunday
; at Mr. E. C. Sheppard's.
Mr. Charlie Wall's children
! have whooping cough, we arc
sorry to know.
Artnng those that visited Miss
Lena Taylor Sunday evening
j were M isses Bessie and Erie
1 Moore, Ruth, Mary and Sadie
1 Pringle, Messrs. Frank Pringle,
Charlie Hylton. Edd Wall,
Fred and Wheeler Smith and
others.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Shelton
spent Sunday evening at Mr.
E. C. Sheppard's.
Mr. Percy Sheppard, who has
appendicitis, is improving slowly
we are glad to know.
The protracted meeting which
was begun at Peter's Creek
last Sunday closed Thursday.
Miss Oberia Moore and Messrs.
Hissel and Tommie Tilley,
Willis Moore and Rufus Ayers
visited at Mr. Z. R. Sheppard's
is. li kirbt!
Passed Away At Her Home |
At King Last Thursday.
POSTOFFICE FIGHT'
Number of Kin.ij People to Stand
Examination—Mr. S. M. Pul"
iiam Loses Two Cows—Other
King News.
King, April 28. —Mrs. Lum
Kirby died Thursday morning
and was buried Friday evening
at Mt. Pleasant burying ground, i
Mrs. Kirby leaves a husband, 3 (
children and a host of relatives
and friends to mourn their loss.
Mr. Ernest Fowler and Will
Moorefield went to Greensboro
Sunday to sec their best girls, ,
returning Sunday night.
Mr. P. li. Culler went to
Hiy:h Point today to attend the
wedding of Mr. Culler's sister,
Mi-.-s Willow Culler.
Miss Carrie Doc'.son el' Va. is
visiting her sister, Mr -. L. It.
Co •of our city. It !:■> lvpcd I y
the joung boys that she will
sjn-nri the summer here.
Among those who have made
application to stand the exam
ination for the postoilice here
are Stedman Garner, Luther
Pulliam, W. R. Kciger, Will
Spainhour, Mrs. Sim Pul-;
iiam, Miss Macy Pulliam.
Mr. S. M. Pulliam had the
misfortune t > lose two cows
recently, one d;. i'ig, the o'her
getting tangled in the chain
and falling and breaking her
neck.
Mr. T. A. Dalton, who got'
, badly hurt in a runaway here a |
few days ggo, is in the hospital i
' at Winston suffering a leg broken !
in two places. Mr. Coaltrain (
who was with him suffered some
bruises but is speedyily recover-'
ing.
The contract for painting at 1
Vade Mecum Spring has been
let to P. L. Culler of our town.
King is growing very rapidly.
There is plenty of work going on
here. Wages are high, business
floursihing. It seems that King
is the center of trade for the
county. Always something doing,
here.
LEE.
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I fat By Falling.
i Pastor T. J. Folger came near
| having one of his limbs broken
' last Friday afternoon by falling
; from a ladder while going up
i into the loft of his stable. After
ihe was a considerable height
j from the floor the ladder broke,
I throwing him to the floor. He j
jis much better at this writing, |
' we are glad to know.
New Currency Coming.
Look out for the new money.
The bills are to be a good deal
smaller in size than the green
backs in present use, but their
purchasing power will be the
same- Read the new ad of the
Bank of Stokes County, and
learn about it
Sunday-
Misses Bessie and Erie Moore
spent a short while in Lawson
ville Friday evening.
Mr. Harvy Smith's young
mule got fright«n *d at a dog
Sunday evening and threw him
off, breaking his shoulder.
Mr. Powell Robertson and
sister, Onie, visited their sister,
Mrs. E. G, Lawson, Thursday
night.
Marriage Last Sunday
Rn Banbury Route 1.
At the home of the bride's i
parents on Danbury Route 11
last Sunday afternoon, Mr.!
Charlie Reid and Miss Nina |
Rorer were united in marriage;
to the surprise of their friends j
and relatives. Elder Watt Prid
dy performed the ceremony in
the presence of a number of
tha relatives and friends of the
happy couple. The bride is the
attractive daughter of Mr. A. A.
and is very popular, while
tha groom is the young son of
Mr. H. H. Reid, and is a hard
working and deserving young
farmers.
i Sandy Ridge.
Sandy Ridge, April 28. —Rev.
D. A. Oakley preached at Delta
church Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Morefield has been
carried to the Mothers' Home at
Stuart, Va.
Mr. H. S. Steele and family
visited at Mr. Ott Amos' Sun
day.
Those who visited Misses
Edna and Ida Hawkins Sunday
were Mioses and Myrtle
Shelton; Messrs. Speed Mabe
Swanson, Moore and Tommia
Hawkins.
Those who visited Misses
Ella ar.d Ruth Wall Sunday,
were Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Martin, ;
Misses Nannie Southern and
Hutcherson; Messrs. Sam Tay
, lor, Carl Mabe, Ott Wall, Tommie
| Steele, Albert Vernon and Swan-1
son Moore.
I. R. E. N.
I '
King.
King, April 2\~Mr. J. F.
: Newsom, of this place, has
closed a deal by which he will
go into the grocery business at
Winston-Salem. Mr. Newsom
will move his family to the
Twin-City.
Judging from the amount of
guano that is being hauled away
from here, there will be a large
• crop of tobacco planted in this
I section.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. N. 0.
Tuttle, a son.
! Messrs. L. S. Grabs and W.
;T. Pulliam went to Winston-
I Salem on business Friday.
| Born to Mr. and Mrs. L. R.
j Coe, a son.
T. A. and C. F. Dalton have
; sold a lot to L. R. Coe; considera
tion, SSO.
Meeting of Union.
Mr. Editor: Please publish the
following notice to the members
of local union No. 676: Ore Hill
local, you are hereby notified to
meet on Saturday, May 3rd, at
3 o'clock P. M. All members
are earnestly requested to meet
promptly.
H. H. REID,
President.
GOOD FAR 4 FOR SALE.
[ will sell privately a good
farm, consisting of 117 acres. It
is situated on a public road five
miles from railroad and is adapt
ed to the growth of good tobacco
and other crops grown in this
section. There is a five room
dwelling, good well in yard, also
good feed barn, good pack barn
containing good basement, also
good tobacco barns, plenty of
timber for place. For any in
formation desired address
J. A. SLAWTER,
Pinnacle, N. C., Route 2.
Box 12. a 29
No. 2,024
COURT MONDAY
The Criminal Docket Will
Probably Be Heavier
Than Usual.
ONE MURDER CASE
Names of Jurors Who Will Serve
at Both Crimina' and Civil
Terms-Judge Cook To
Preside.
The Ciiminal sprircr term of
Stokes Superior court will con
vene in Danbury next Monday.
May 5. with Judge C. M. Cook,
of Louisburg presiding, and
Solicitor S. P. Graces, of Mt.
Airy, representing the State.
The docket for the coming
term is heavier than that of the
last term of court with a prob
ability that it will grow a
great deal between this and the
end of the term. There is one
murder case on the docket, be
ing that of Baz and Henry Mar
tin charged with the killing of
•Johns Tatum, all colored.
The civil term of c urt con
vents on Monday fallowing the
criminal term.
This docket is vi r\ Sv avy and
ro doubt will consume the en
lire week as there are a num
ber of important cases that will
1 require considerable time in
1 their trail. Among the import-
J ant cases on the docket, in
which many witnesses are sum
moned, are J. I. Case Machine
Co. vs. Chas. R. Wall and Tay
lor Price, Mrs. Sarah J. Wat
| kins vs. J. C. Gray and B. W.
j(*ray, Burrell Mairtin, guardian
for Faker Martin vs. P. W.
Glidewell et al, Mrs. Alice J.
VVatkins vs. Robert L. Lawson,
and a number other cases that
might be mentioned.
The names of the jurors
drawn to serve at each of the
terms are as follows :
First week—John A. Fagg,
J. F. Hartgrove, J. F. Amos, W.
C. (George, J. Walter Fimmons,
W. I. Bennett, W. L. Nelson, J.
W. Baker, J. W. Boles, (son of
J. E.) S. K. Anderson, M. H.
! Ligon, P. 0. Fry, W. T. Neal,
1 Weldon W. Smith, T. J. Fergu
son, Joseph Joyce, D. I. Bennett,
N. F. Christian. G. W. Smith,
(Peters Creek), T. J. Vaden, C.
A. Jessup, H. M. Flinchum, T.
F. Baker, J. W. Kington, M. J.
Smith, Joe W. Neal. R. T. Tuck
er, W. E. Pyrtle. W. G Lawson,
|J. H. Wright, C. J. Shultz, Dar
ian Collins. W. H. Spencer, J. D.
Young, R. L. Murphy, E. S.
Lawson.
Second week—DeWitt Tuttle,
G. W. Hart, C. C. Creasey, J.
: A. Bowles, A. D. Murrav. J. J.
Amos, J. E. Wall. C. A. Wagon
er, T. J. Kington, B. F. Self, P.
I L. Smith, Jas. H. Mabe, C. W.
Blancett, W. M. Mabe, L. A.
Duncan, W. E. Rutledge, J. P.
Dunman, U. H. L. Shafer, Henry
Adkins, T. G. Ferguson; J. W.
Fowler, J. R. Tuttle, E. R. Voss
and John H. Cain.
Look To Your Plumbing.
/ You know what happens in a
'house in which the plumbing is
in poor condition—everybody in
the house is liable to contract
typhoid or some other fever.
The digestive organs perform
the same functions in the human
body as the plumbing does for
the house, and they should be
kept in first class condition all
the time. If you have any
trouble with your digestion take
Chamberlain's Tablets and you
are certain to get quick rtlisf
Far sale by all dealers.
•
Mr. Jasper Slate, of Mizpah,
was a Danbury visitor yesterday«