xne picture snows Jonn oinipeun. OI Drown s »> arenouse, Yvinsion; w. n. oternberger, President
of the Revolution Cotton Mills, and Lesley Meador, - i Burlington, on the brink o
Moore's Knob. /
LOCAL mi
HEMS m
Mr. J. J. Priddy was here to
day from Route 1.
Mr. N. 0. Petree and son,
Walter, visited Walnut Cove
Tuesday.
Mr. E. P. Pepper made a
business trip to Winston-Salem'
Saturday.
Mrs. Nannie McO»ee, of Hern
don, West Virginia, is visiting
relatives here this week^
Mr. William Shelton, of Dan
bury Route 1, was a visitor in
town Monday.
Mr. J. M. Neal, of Walnut
Cove Route 3, spent a short
while in town on business
Tuesday.
Mrs. J. Spot Taylor and little
daughter, Mattie Sue, visited
friends and relatives at Mount
Airy Friday and Saturday of
last week.
|
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Murray, of
Mayodan, visited Mrs. Murray's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. W.
Covington, here Saturday and
Sunday.
Messrs. Jones & Isom, Livery
men at Walnut Cove, lost a fine
horse Friday evening. The cause
of the horses death was from'
being overdrove to a load 1
of lumber.
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Sandy Ridge Rout* 1.
Sandy Ridge, June 9.—Rev.
T. J. Folger filled his regular
appointment at Delta church'
Sunday afternoon. Quite a
small crowd was o(|t, owing to
the bad weather. i
Rev. Charlie Wall will preach
at Delta church next Sunday
evening at 3 o'clock.
Mr. James Carter continues 1
quite ill. ;
Mr. Elliott' Hawkins is right
sick at present.
c Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hawki.is
visited at Mr. J. W. Murphy's
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hawkins
visited Mrs. Hawkins' mother,
Mrs. Emma Hill, Saturday and|
Sunday. I
Mr. J. W. Murphy visited Mr.
James Carter Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hawkins
I
visited Mr. Hawkins' sister,
Mfß. Dave Hawkins, Saturday
night
Mr. Will Murphy, of Moore's
Springs, visited his sistjr, Mrs.
L. E. Morefield, Sunday.
Messrs. Roy and Charlie
Oakley filled their regular ap
pointment at Mr. J. D. Steele's!
Sunday afternoon.
Messrs. H»rd and Watt-Hutch- j
ens, of Syray, visited their
father-in-lav, Mr. Bill Wool
Sunday.
Mrs. Peter Martin and daugh-
THE DANBURY REPOkTtsK
ters, Misses Fannie and Bonnie,
visited her son, Mr. Bud Martin,
at Mayodan Saturday and Sun
day.
! Mrs. Lindsay Alley, who has
been ill for some time, is still
unimproved.
; Mr. John Murphy called to
sei' Miss Ella Rhodes on Madison
Routt- 3 Sunday P. M.
Those who visited Misses
, Mary and Nina Steele Sunday
.evening were Messrs. Speed
Mabe, Ott Wall. Sam Taylor,
! Swanson and Willie Moore, Elias
1 Hawkins. Roy Dillion, Roy and
Charlie 0 ikley.
Miss Ella Wall; Messrs. Sam
Taylor and Carl Mabe visited
I Misses Edna and Ida Hawkins
Sunday.
I Prayermeeting at Delta Sun
-1 day nitfht was conducted by
Mr. Cleveland Carter.
JACK AND JOE.
Dynamite. Boyles Mercantile
Company.
Slippers, slippers, slippers.
Boyles Mercantile Co
IF YOUR CHILDREN
ARE DELICATE OR FRAIL
under-tizt or ander-weight
remember — Scott'* Emuluon
is nature's grandest growing
food; it strengthens their bones,
makes healthy blood and pro
motes sturdy growth.
Scott & Bowne, Bloom 6cld. N. J. IJ-J7
BERMJIVTim SOCIAL; AFFAIRS
•' • ii > i : ••
Mrs. R.- L» Tattle Entertains
—The Young People Playing
Tennis and Dancing.
Gerpanton, June 9. —Mr. S. C.
Hill and Mrs. W. L. Chaffin and
Mrs. L. M. McKenzie are on the
sick list this wteek.
Mr. Joe Poindexter and Miss
Lillie Smith were united in mar
! raiage last week, Mr. Joe West
' moreland officiating.
Mrs. Zack Marshall and Mrs.
J. H. Mclver, of Winston-Salem,
are visiting their sister, Mrs.
Jettie Vaughn.
Mr Claude Marshall and Miss
; Eunice Mclver were in the city
I Friday afternoon.
Prof. M, F. Longhurst, at
; present of Winston-Salem, spent
I Friday in Germanton in the inter
i est of his music class.
Mr. P. A. Petree returned
from Jefferson College, Phila
delphia, Pa., last week.
Miss Maude McGee, who is a
graduate of the Class of 1913,
and Miss Getrude Phoenix have
returned home from Salem
Academy and College, Winston-
Salem.
Mr. Jno. G. Fulton, of Walnut
Cove, was here yesterday.
Mr. Geo. H. Charles, who is
t engaged in the lumber business
> at Ellerbe, N. C., is spending a
few davs with his family.
Mr. Claude Transou was in
' town Saturday in the interest of
• Vaughn & Co.
Mr. Hauser, who is a represen
tative of E R. Messick & Co.,
j was a business visitor the past
' j week.
| Mr. R. J. Petree passed through
} i Sunday en route to Walnut Cove.
V Mr. C. M. Petree spent Sunday
with-relatives of this place.
3 MY. J. C. Carson went to
| Greensboro Saturday on busi
ness.
' i Mr. H. McGee made a business
| 1 trip to Winston-Salem Thursday
i Captain J. D. Powers, who
has been spending a vacation
| with his family, left for his
work Sunday.
' Mrs. J. C. Carson and children
visited Pilot Mtn. the past week.
Mr. J. W. Kurfees spent Sun
day with his family here.
Miss Mary Matthews attend
ed the Salem College commence
ment and returned home Tues
day.
Mrs. R. L. Tuttle entertained
Mesdames Jettie Vaughn, J. H
Mclver and Laura Marshall at
dinner Monday evening.
The young people of German
ton are amusing themselves
now a days by playing tennis
and attending the dances which
are Riven weekly by the Ger
manton German Club.
S. M.
Rural Hall.
Rural Hall, June 11.—The
wheat crop is looKing fine in
this section.
The most of the farmers in
this section are about through
planting tobacco.
Miss Maude Merritt visited
Miss Eleie Bennett Sunday.
Miss Alice Edmonds spent
last Saturday and Sunday with
her parents here.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ed
monds and Misses Elsie Bennett
and Maud Merritt will leave
in a few days for Moore's
Springs where they will spend
some time.
Mr. Robert Merritt visited at
Mr. Charlie Browder's Sunday.
Mr. Jesse Bennett spent Sun
day with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Tandy Bennett.
LONELY KID.
Daisy middlings. Boyles Mer
cantile Co.
Since the last issue of the Re
porter Register of Deeds John
G. Morefield has put on record
tha following real estate
transfers:
Mrs. Elmira Young to Jno. W.
Young, 44 acres, consideration
SI,OOO.
Thos. J. Ri arson to L. R. Gra
vitt, 39 acres, consideration
S3OO.
T. Jeff Boles to W. T. Tuttle,
6 6-10 acres, consideration 566.
Roscoe C. Gann to R. P. Law
son, 19 3-10 acres, consideration
$1,500.
'
J. H. Covington to P. R.
Boyles, 2 3-4 acres, consideration
$145.
S. W. Pulliam to V. T. Grabbs, ;
$139 1-3 acres, consideration \
$4,750.
W. A. Bennett to Zack Ben-,
nett, 100 acres, consideration I
$275.
FOR SALE.
One farm In Lee county of 112 acres line land with :$0 acres under cultiva
tion, practically level with nice five room farm house, splendid liarn and
outbuildings and within one iulle of two of the largest rallwav systems
In the South. Price $1750.00. Wtlh terms.
One farm In Harnett of 113 acres wltli about 50 acres ojien. This land
Is beautifully situated on the National Highway within one-half mile of
the town of Olivia. Soli Is sandy loam, very productive anil easy to
culture. A splendid old time five-room farm house with barn and orchard.
Price $3500.00. With terms.
The above two farms are special offerings that must l>e sold. Each of
them are priced far below value.
Can offer any site farm desired Improved or unimproved sand or clay
soil. Also I have a number of nice village homes carrying five, ten or
twenty acres of nice land suitable for truckers or small farmers that I can
offer at Interesting prices. No healthier place in the State than in the
long leaf pine belt. We need tobacco farmers. It Is easier to cultivate
three acres here than one In hill country.
•*J4t W. J. OLIVK, Olivia. N.
The Best Automobile
IN THE WORLD IS
TheHUPMOBILE
Can Climb any Hill in
Stokes County.
DR. J. A. ROACH, Agent
MADISON, N. C.
WOOD MOWERS, RAKES, ROOF
PAINT, STAG PAINT,
OILS, ETC.
Keiger's Store, N IN C G
27m2w •
When in Winston on Business or
Pleasure, Call at
O'HANLON'S
DRUG STORE.
If you are in need of anything
in the drug line. Always the
largest stock of drugs in
Winston to select from.
Also the greatest assort
ment of PERFUMES, TOIL
ET ARTICLES,HAIRBRUSH
ES and bristle goods.
O'HANLON'S
Is the
place to buy.
W. G. Slate to J. T. Watkins,
40 acres, consideration S9OO.
William G. Slate to Dr. J. W.
Slate, 48 1-2 acres, consideration
$750.
A. P. Stephenson to the Trus
tees of the Quaker Gap Baptist
church, 1-4 acre, consideration
$25.
Mattie Martin and T. A. Mar
tin to L. S. Amos, 45 acres,
consideration S9OO.
Walter M. Flynt to Hugh O.
Heath, 158 acres, consideration
82,500.
Hugh O. Heath to Joel H.
Fulton, 50 acres, consideration
$1,200.
J. B. Woodruff to Joel H Ful
ton, I lot, consideration S7OO.
J. (J. H. Mitchell to Walter M.
Flynt, 14G acres, consideration
$2,500.
Joel H. Fulton to J. G. H.
Mitchell, 5 34-100 acres, con
sideration $2,500.
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Disorders of the stomach may
be avoided by the use of Cham
berlain's Tablets. Many very
remarkable cures have been
effected by these tablets. Sold
by all dealers.