A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER DEVOTED TO THE BEST INTEREST OF THE PEOPLE OF McDOWELL COUNTY. ESTABLISHED 1896. MARION, N. C, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1911. VOL. XVI NO. 9 GRADED SCHOOL MATTERS First Lyceum Number Will Be- Pre- j sented November 11th' . Class Meeting. . 7; ' . The Annual 'Lyceum . Course, nrieVtQrt her", t.Vlft ' A lVaVAsfc TiVTP.Pnm Bureau, Atlanta, Ga., -will open fiafiiraiT rnrrht. :Nnv.v11. with an Autoist Slays Farmer, Charlotte, N. C., Oct 29. Be cause he; allowed his prejudice agaiusu auioinouiies u carry mm to the extent of drawing a pistol on a passing car this afternoon. McDOWELL TEACHERS jGrifnn-Cobb Nuptials at Mor;anton! NEWS OF THE STATE ' tifi i n o ii o . j" r'iorganiont uct' .:. uoc 01 D . - n , . . M Will Be in Session Here Saturday tho mostbc:iul;fuWed(,ir:3oftbe Bncf. Record of Happen, "of 1 1 rk lift i a. i a 1 i " I r ii i i r t uenerai interest uurir.g ir.o hivwuhui uAiiminui vjiuh- -spwnn wnj kq omnizM tins mnrn- Assembly. ing at 10 o'clock, when Miss Pau- mwvn Pnnnfr fnh will S Hne Cobb, daughter of Mr. and Sam Whither a wPftlthv Clftvidnnd U ' j xi- v. Mrs. T. G. Cobb of this place, b?- county farmer, lost his life. Fac- 4th, being the second Teachers camo tbo bride of Dr. Arthur T. WMflr'o : .1. i .i a GrifUn of West Virtrinia. Tlio Satnrdav niffht. ;ov. 11, with an u.uw - meeting or. ine scnooi year, m - - - . SLtainment by .Walden- Co., ha-ani? he nd, this time tho outlined work for the 1" . f' VUTOiiaiumvu j , orl rorir nrf nnf o froaf T.nr nc n. . t. j? . v.l McthOUlSt Church BDU UCV. H. H. thA famous. Magicians, lmanother v DtaiQ ieaaing course, wuiuh is - E?.: t n Jordan pronounced tho words column wiUDe iouna press ais- , ; . v, . L , "', iui0uuvi..i, . .... i. Ae SSthSsSrf 1 of twice, killing him instanUy. The School," will bo uivcn.to tho teach- Th b"d?'s ! tbo nlnpns Thfitr r.omo to us , from - . r ers, OOOKS will also ou. kivcu uuv ., ,.. , places, ey cpmo w us .. irom g in Cleveland couuty. Ran- and a close study of text books father heme th editor of tho Davidson College. , ., - . ;- ,,ftll whS k k native of OWland. a.M, !,C..Ot0. ." I 'T. Lt Nws. Herald. Sim u a lovable Seasoii tickets attrictivc voUn2 Udy. po- cr.lmftl hnildmcr and at Snnt Giles' " siuuy, 01 text dooks win uu uuu . DSliilS by those teachers desiring to take oo hTaoT ol ends ! . --x-r.-..;: .- s lif. rnnrt hA mpt Whithpr in his mi- i- i --4- :M lifts WOO uCf a , ICIOQ OI iriCHUS. .25. oingie season ucKeis, Siv :ruA i:Uf I ...... ; . Dr. Gnflin is a well-known vouni? - nrai'admissibiiSc u.; .xU01H0 .ai.guu, ,uu, tbe professional development 10 me - ; ; . r r PV. f " drawing a pistol, approached Ran- McDowell " County teachers and PMcmn, rising mpwily in his The pupils of the ninth grade n, - , : , , A. . cuoweu vuniy imuutre nuu r jr llftfini,r tirst'clay meetinff dall's machine and announced that each teacher Uking it will nod Jubt Profession. " w v. ry impa ir held tneir nrsi ciass meeung ; r ri troinxr to kill him Ran- t A ! ,innl ttot ie;n xit h trsonally r.d i thctor A ftApnnnn' A vprv intpfpt. e K g 0 . get from it a ureat deal that will J tiay afternoon, a :very interest q . w . , w ... u amomr his homcfoks. ing proramme consisting of dec. v oeuer prepare uicm vu wacti i- . V'J5 : tinued to approach, reiteratmghis fpcdnnallv. " , - . - : - - . , . threats, Randall drew his own wea-l At this meeting nlans will also a debate, was carried outery ' , . - : . lDls u?eeun pjaus w . x:c, -. . -v- nnn nnri nnt two hn IP,t5 -into the . f TVti11 successfu y:2 The rendition of the Z " Vv ' " uu wmi,,cwu 1V4 " , ...... -. several parts: reflected much credit T TVw -;-V - oounij; party 01 ieauiicr u ,uiukc m,u . ;v v . i.i? j L ii-ucreu wi luo aucuu, - ' - v . . snfttial rarrto attend tne iNorin case was ever uisn Mu 01 in .nrui upon tne Class inaivrauauy auu us Indian Sentenced to Death. Asheville, Get. l2T. Pcrltar th Past Week. The Barkc Poultry A.vaxiv.lcn will hold iU second poultry thar? in !orcantont November 22, 23 and 21. Fire last Wcdncsxlay momlrr? destroyed the plmt of tho Lcxir. ton Ice and Fuel company. Tho damage is estimated at $2, CO-. Mr. G. IL Cox, a prornirntcUi 7.nn of Randolph county, member oflhf. latl D?siliture, died Fri day at his home at Asheboro, ard CS. Tho State convention of tho Daughters of the Confederacy, which was in fesina at Wir.itoa last wrek, decidc4 to meet ia Sills tury next jear. "Die conference of Governors acd cotRnmiior.ers of criculturt: of tho Southern States with reference to th.p prico of cotton bcn In Net? Orleans Monday. The 21rd annual cero state fair :) a whole. : Miss Price, w bo is? substituting for Mrs. Bird, .has her work well in hand and is- giving universal satisfaction. - A Statement. . The . Fair; that . which we have been workmen for. trying to do everything to make it a success for the past several weeks," has passed. cnw.;ol'or"tA ntifnil tVi North I oAn waa i ver din id of in North -K AmMtrl.; rrnllnn .-nc at Hrcwn CAlV. Swaili teJU in UXlrJCU last CCK TTJL'iC ft convenes in Raleigh on Thanks- county, yesterday, when Ross Gac showrjr. Tbc attendance waj giving morninir. At the Teachers French, a Cherokee Indian, char-ed quiet larc and the exhibits elicited Assembly last year in Ashcvillo with tho bruUi murder and crimi high compliments. Mrnnwpll Honnfr had thft lari?est nal assault of little M'us Kthel It b rer or ted that the Atlantic the past several wees, naspassea. ,7 . . m , . T. ... . , T. - vi w - - - -. v-v - . . - i i: ... a. i n . i r -m iM AvrAriniri r nTnn nr imiii i nn ir ii i a l i' iriii l ia ii: lit' i v aiv i jinn m 1 1 a k it u b i x t: j i. We would aDoreciat a - visit we, xtepresenting toe ssocm- uuiuwi ftvwuumfe v .w.., - - - i , i. t fvri T tion, wish to! thank all exhibit- combe County, and this year jud- mountains, as tried, convict ham Charlotte Railroad and that from the patrons or tne scnooi very . , .hvn's v ai.. MnA Wirflf.iinn' ;nlt,W h;rr r. t11 rr. mucn. weneea rrme SM-lt tf COO are making :around,; the' school ; W could not begin to give the County party promis.es to bo equal- premises ' ' ": names.otiiQose.wuuuavoauwwu.ua ij iam w iw., y : ' r I K r, courtesy," helped us iu making ex- Supt. Giles has been required to Garden City School Notes. hibits and financial cdntribuUons, preparo special McDowell County ' J , . oil rf TOhirh wft nnnrPfifitA a crreat - .... - ..... -r . i GaraeuCiiy. Oct. 30.The nnmVer a,- "thah e canVeess. xhlb.ts for botn tne reaera. ann from Garden CSty school was seventy- Wefeel that we want'to especially State departments of hdueation. fira -mVi atonrlcu tVi fair.--'-. V Tift- i . . r O D.-AMn' n4 Vt Ma olcr ovno(e tr nut nn an GI- uw, nuv oiiiivjwuv. . - " - 1 lUaUK Wir. LJJ DalClUilll UUU 1UI. 1AW auw vA-oukj w f- - lieve the largest nnmber from any cuu: w j ,McNairy for helping us in I hibit of the wOrk'of the 'children piauiu mo vAiuyiw. uuu 'u 1Q CM0Wei uouoiy at tne 4.eauiv on toe-clerical worK oi tne uiuer- Judce Webb sentenced the In- Carolina meets in the 11 r'.Prtby- dian to be electrocuted November 21th. try school. Don't think now because we have ' 'city" to our name we really mean it; we only mean part. ; AH had a grand good time, much more than we xpected and probably more than jve ueserved. ers Assembly this year. Mr. Bell Resigns. W. B: Bell, who ha, had charge 2 ent departments. ; 4 We have had some crilics and rightly so, no doubt but we wish fi-w coir fKf. ota tml? tho rftsufinsi- This has been a very busy . week for bmty of c. Trnt Mra.Marr Bjnl hm rclurce4 the school. Not only haa the school success knowing that what we did r1 vuo ,4 . ., I UrnmttW rimim m u;a hours been well put to use, bntaisopiay wouia not be satisfactory to every- iluyu iuu.iiuu.wv.uu time. Everybody though feel a great one, 'in justice to ourselves, how- has resigned as Secretary andTreas- -ol i af V o atii itv fa in sTiflnA KT that m!iU nvrvloin Via ti Vino VAAn c n rr r wuuu v ui n vw .m . 6Y5r, W C V loll W GApiUlU buuv V u . I I CI (IIJIA U(U J.,k dUWbvuvvt j it may be used without much . effort. contracts for all the different con- prof; D. F. Giles. Mr. Bell cx "MaVft hn.v whilA thft ann shines . .. cdrr oVirtrco ' fViaf. - wpta . nn - thfi 1 'i . , T-it-; j.,, . i vcooiuu " ..w. UvAAfo t rn tn 'hie rinn n al riKin for a few days after which he will spend the winter in Florida. Prof Giles will bo assisted in his new workbv his brother Mr. Ged Giles. The company does a general Ore I fission shows, that were on the Part of th Rfthool work has not only I .aatc irorA hinrlincf a? contracts - . ., . - OVI buw " jm.f v.uvoup, . been satisfactory, but has been yery could be made to give a legitimate pleasant. The United States History an(j clean attraction. - I f they failed elass, North Carolina History class, and t() jQ this we feel that we need not General History class have done yery necessarily be' held responsible for good work indeed.- Some of thestudents Jt. Too, - we wish to explain that f these classes-have not failed to recite we were imposed upon to Someex- during the term. : Yre are now through UgQ Uy tese people in that, their and life insurance business and terian church of Charlotte for tho tirst meeting of the jc.ion TueJay t veviniT, Nott mbcr.Tth. Mr. K. J. Justice, of (Jrtvniro ar:U Mr. A. Woodtfard, of Wil- vn, are tti New York In rtfmszl tnb?co growers of the SlAto in thrt init'r of the dy'.o!r;iicn of th? toVar:,; trut- M:ircy Yar.hom ar,J Ilcbert botn UattUii3 v.cre arrs'.na vy ..er.u Fcrt. lrry Wrtlr.ef-!ay ciht at corn Mw. Kancr Walton of AfbTTiHe Ul Hurlfir. in the Suth !our.U:na vUiUng friends and rtUUTm on l and are now in jail. A t!c:kv!o Crooked Creek News. Old Fort. Oct. 31. MIiJi UlUaa Brtd of AsheriUe la tbo gut of Min Urr trndo Drrd. On October 22. Ofor,: Moore and MUs Lillie 'NVntom wer rnrri!. A. W. Gilliam officiating. ' Mra. II a rtb r I Lvd cf t!"rdcnca li Mr. Ewart and Carl Connor of Old Fort epent Sunday on tbo creek. Mra. ilary smun was crancu ai ucizx cl cemetery last Sunday. Mr. ana ira. uar?ia ui ua s bul n;vf t-eir ecate. Tho rarxncr vrouia ix u wtraia still oncratetl by YarJ.om aci Hawkins waa dctrojrrd by the oU (leers savcral weeks aro. In fact. tho two men were seen at the still A short Uroo afterwards an atttnrt wjj . . i .t i n - not ndn nnttl their Rraln U au jo oaro w:o uo-c r. O. II. Bradley bu cnr.o to It'-Trjn to I Msllman cmu:i ari n c.-.rjr-a Uorth CaroUna History and we can not COD cessions were oh the street in- ialso handles real estate. The offices take employment on tho rilrod. All who went to lha Uit report a MtLADX praise the students who have put forth Utp.ad of inside the ".Fair "grounds, uch an effort tod highly; for they right- we hope to be before we put on y deserve it: Other parts of our work another Fair and. in that case we have been also satisfactory but probably can do such business as will guar not so much so as our history classes. . an tee the protection of everyone j-ue Dan game r naay was vciy amuo- even 01 tne most exacuug uito. u " - . I l- , .htk for a wrhool Lvx br "S- xuw;.ixpiyxug.;biio;;-i:V- .ye U0P6 tO put plans On IOOW j KDUW vuaw u tiiu . sixth grade boys. But "woe" to the Roniftt:mc S0QD, with the co-oper- wh0 will wish him well -wherever I J girls for that game. The bell rang, .26 ilon of ur friends, to organize a ho may g0 or what ever he may to 0 in favor of the boys. Wake np; or pA;r; Association here.' that will -v are located in the First National nlc tlm. Bank building. , . Old Fort, Oct. 31.-Allow me to tar Mr. , Bell made many friends through your paper thut Ctx,IoI Crock during his short residence in Ma- is rapidly comic to th front. Yrur- rion who will regret very.much to day was a gnat day ror cs wo iJ ' : uair asswiawuu ucjo. . 1 nnriPrtako i iwwwo... , s . stimulate every pnase ui iuo xj-k a- V The narentfl will be invited next week L.,i.-l i; f onr moon mnrfl to .- ; lUultuiai 1110 ' . - - - a Friday evening' exercise. ' 'AH are pverv Dart and parcel of our Coun- Woodlawn Notes. - imaji ooiuug cAoiuwu. every pan ana parcel oi uur wuu- xpected and we intend to have a good ty. We have' the feeling that the - "Woodlawn, Oct. SO. Rev. J. C. Story "time. Nothing rAn bfl more enconraff- iui TToI Una .rlnnn mnr.h rrnp.tipid for na Sunday and'Sunday majoritT. ThU wm brocRtt about through tho Influence and aUo support of ?dr. and Mra. Ncnn.in J1:, who bato Just closed a rucccfal school here, together with the coomtion cf Suet. Gllca, tho school board and wae half dozen or more of Crooked Crrxk'i bct citltcns who aro dctrnulned oa lt tcring tho conditions of thinpi In our township!" tc n .irtlntr noma fmc work on oar .WW w ' - H 1. 'TVii rrvxji frtmn'.MluSpri cd that all lrnrroTc:::rut fhall bo mailo to tho very best lntrrrst Nothing can be more encourag- virf fiQ ftir ha3 ' done much InreVched for us Sunday and Sunday "g iuau xo nave xnem visiw me buuwj., i stimulate tUO Agricultural auu i nigni. xxia eetiuuiAa it c -. and we hope to make it pleasant while T?j,nofinnal .-linns" of our County, terestins; ' rhotr man t.nv . ' ' i ' I. . . , . J M rt I TTT .tota fVioT tba rVlTTt , . . - especially, -.ana ;ir onunueu uuu , e .K-u . 71 nnbllcrtuai Therc a-rcenaance has been tair tor tne last pr0perly conducted it Will aayer- crop in the cove 13 oeiwr man uw tenrir. two weeks, something of course we are tiSQ our County not only through- expected. !- ' . Uhall bo mad uTOnave. ; .-; r , - iout North Carolina, but taue our uianes wara n uuugUh nui -v-- ". w.'lonS to w tlwiij w , name far oeyona tne uoma, :u!lV- . ;3J when the other dlstricta cf oar town- uuv. Yvoourow vviison spoe 0ur State.;. ; " . , berouLi. v.. ey. ---1 hir wiU follofr otsr example. Then we ne xexas State fair at Dallas last -We: wish again to ttianK our cx- name is now uemuey .nu .-. h a EOoJ ct ftt least .-week and in a political talk at a' hibitors and tbqse wno neiyeu. 0i nensiey xr uncneon he declared success in the elections - vvi aiui,y , uesurmeu iub party ixa icuiiumo.MMUiwvv.. controlled by the real progrssives other information as the public the cove. . of the country, and urgedthat if may desire. ; ; r V v . . I am glad of the "7QWTnprl J T,. iMoKGrAN, rres. what the corre5poi Part of the Renuhliean .nrojrressive JrSV. PLES3, Vico-Pres. that Yanhorn ar.d Hawkics r:.i le the nttcrnfct, bclierir that Smith had re ported thrir a till. Yanhom a-.H Hawkins aro I v he!J cn wo tndictmrnU for btcxkiiirs: anl atmptic to burn Smith's home. Morgan Wo News-Hera! J. Additional .Machinery f:r Ccltsn Hill More Hoj:c:. Mr. D. D. LittlerPra!icr.t of the cotton mill, returned from Boston last week where he j ur- chased additional machiLcry fcr the mill. The company will start at once to baiH t:veral rr.cro houses, etc Tho material for the houM it expected in a few days nr.J work rsill start. The machinery will bz - "vote might be gained. D. F.'Gnxs, Secy, oppoxtunlty ' io read ery countr Urprl. what the corre5pondent3 for Tho Pro- , gres3 write from time to tim.'. C;Tir.r.N. Billys. . Sub-crib? to the Pi:oii:n.i. furnished by the S:-co-P'tV: Com pany, Newton Up;r Fr. Mr. Fa!cs Jcnks of Pa-.vtu:l:-V. IL I., . 1 it T" . .... .. t J . , anu i:.c xraj". r v.i ...4 ...... , u-,-; dale. -. ll.crc cc:.:r:.; already into re 1 tod in tV.2 .V Mill r.r. l r:m to rhorr i:..T. 1 ccr.f; !cr.co in the succc-. r.r. ! 1 rer- of th-2 mill.

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