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CONCORD. N. O, FHIDAY, APRIL 7. 1911.
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; bH InWresUaj racis Sfcewia- X"
cnM ei ; PereJatioa, Talne ef
; n9r, Be. " .
. , Mr. John A. Bernhardt, m of tbe
county comimsstonara, has compiled
' the following faetaebeaf Ceberrne
: cennty which will It found of maeb
interest: ' . --
CVbareS iMitr u formed In
17W. - ...
- ,-- -v NfdHlik; "-, '
Census 1850 ......l.' 9,747
Census 1890 v.......,JJia,13
Census 1900 .. .22.450
. IHIU 1)110
rsspenr UM loT WXSS, JBU IS.
Personal property ;I..2,861,m22
Reel Ntil fc- 4,442,097.00
Total Uatad for taxation.7,10331.22
ina artaai valoa of aaora propertj
. oooi av,uuu,uuu,ou. i v.
Uaa threa banka abowing
V Paid in aroiUl and aur- ..
" P'u ...... ' $ 32200.00
' Total dcpoaiU . . 17275.00
lot lonrMS .... . 1,746,000.00
naa una BuilOuig and Loan
eiationa ahowinf $280,000.00
aVkllMM .v
Baa 00a Famara Mntoal lira la.
anrana Company witk inaaraaea on
farm property only, 40a million dol-
lara.:V.,-q'.-;.j s -. ' :.;v.
Hat a aplendid eourt boaar' whiah.
wiib iiw jaii, .rcpreaanu any laona-
. and dollars. ; . ? ; .
Ha about 60 milea of macadam
and graded 1 roads. Tba"" National
Mligbway from Now York to Atlanta
runa dirartly across tba aoonty; . An-
toooobile trsveler say ' tba inaat
t' wratb of road cwtwaaa. Waskingtoa
' , and Atlanta is in Cabarrus eovnty.
Ilaa twanty atari and iron bridges
" across our creaks sod 4vers.
Hat within lr bordara twelva iot-
- toa mills, wbieh reprasent an ontV
, of flva million dollara to build auv
- . Has no bonded debt and the pro
! from a proposed bond isaa Is to
. " pPT for mseadam road already built
'"'. . 1 irteel bridges now erected, all in
' v, f -ut we asd in good eoudition.
F u. The laud ia Cabarrus county ia well
to. - ault ?m farau-.
TW'ii,-r,t: Uti bekig
the prfaeipal erups gror market
also ts suited to truck farming and
,-:V grasses. :- ..:?:,.. . , .,,.:
t vsoarrus eonnty is neb in minarttn. lj
; . min-ever aisoorered In i
North" Carolina waa the Reed mWie in '
(Cabarrus county.; Tba first gold w
"' discovered in in 1798 and in 1803 v
.'.solid piece weiirhins 28 nonnda mt.
f fonndi! Various other pieces i weighing
from one to 16 pounds were taken
from 'the same mine. .
-Stanly Ooesty ITawa. v
" Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Heilig and little
eon, of Mt. Pleasant, apeni Tuesday
with Mr. and Mrs. S. HHearne. ;
: Mrs. Binah Atkinr returned Tuea
. day from an extended visit to rela
tivea at Winston, Concord and other
points.' ' " ;
Mr. Jollier, t raffle manager of tbe
Southbound, waa in Albemarle Tnea
' day. He says that on or about May
first a full passenger service ill be
, put on, trains from Florence, Si CJ
, n hiuui iu W1J JIB me lucaw,
making it possible to. make round
trips, in one day, will "be placed on.
But no particulars can be given oui
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Unipn Institute will bold ita 25th
annual exereisea April 9-16. On Sun
day, Rev. J. S. Moffatt, D. D., Due
West, 6. will preaeb tbe baccalau
reate sermon. Debate on Wednesday
evening, npon the tariff question,, by
: tbe PhUomatbea Society, and Thurs
day evening by Franklin Society. Lit
. - erary address by Rev. 8. A. Cotton, of
.- . Bed Springs. . - v " 1
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" r Another Three Egg a Day Hen. .
Several days ago a ben belonging
to Mr.- E. Hastings, of Glass, laid
' three eggs in one day, as waa noted in
' The Tribune; Since that time a- ben
belonging to Mr.' John CCorrell, Who
baa attained quite a reputaition as a
chicken' breeder,, baa duplicated the
trick. ; Mr. Correll says that be does
- not know whether tbe notice in The
. Tribune inspired his ben to nerform
' tbe feat or not, but if there are any
doubting Thomases, be has the; hen,
P ana ine witnesses. m estafl
. lish conclusive proof, ,
Special Services at Reformed Churc,
The" AssoefaVe 'Reformed Presbe
rian church ia preparing for a special
, series pf evangelistic services - em
bracing the third and fourth Sab
baths .of May, Tbe meeting will be
gin on May 18th and wilt elose on the
31st. , The pestor will be aaaisted in
these services by ReV, Jno. L Boyd,
of Wallerville, Miss. - Mr. Boyd bas
quite. a reputation, as an evangelist
. and much good is expected from bis
two weeks labors in our midst. ' .
' , Truth is mighty and prevails, after
a political campaign, , : ' '
COCA OCJX TOI TIGHT,
rumw Case k Decided la Tint ef
V the AOaete Imnn ,
" Chattsnooca, Teen- April 6. Tbe
eaaa at tha fomnt afalnat "for
17 Miraa ana twenty krgt of aoa
wa- waaaacMM laTaror of (faa At
lanU Uvaran in tba rdend eonrt
acre this afternoon. In nling on
motion for .vremeotorr inatrnctlons
Judge Sanrord bold that caffeine is
not an added or deleterioua ingredient
ei tea acTeraga. - He overruled the
motion on points relatinr to the mis.
branding feature of the allegation,
nteooasei ior ma govarnment mov
ed to diamias, without wejudiee. the
ease oa these potnta. A verdict was
returned in favor of the " defense,
Federal counsel entered a motion of
appeal 4o the United States circuit
eourt at Cincinnati. .
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. auw itoi na case naa oeen one
or tba moat important aver tried in
the Federal court in the South and
the cost of the litigation has been
aonnous. It tt said that $20000
will not ww the expenaca. Both
ides have bad experts from all sec
tion of tba country, the moat emi
nent scientists, principally . chemists
and physicians. Tba covernment has
pared no expense in the effort to
prove its contentions and the coca
eoia peophe nave been equally liberal
in securing expert testimony. '. - ,
Vu Southern's Haw JSnuntLt
The Southern Ratlwav. in lina wirk
ija usual progressiva policy,
aided to extend tbe scope .of" ita'past
endeavors to co-operate ' with the
farmers along its line iaf tha-draloo.
meat 01 cotton ana other agricultural
product, have bow embraced' the live
atoek industry. Mr. F. L. Ward, who
baa long been in the service of the
omny has been chosen as heed of
y important department. It
N purposes of Mr.-Ward to
If to tba encouragement
""owing along the Una,
mstion to the' famt
II be helpful-in the
X of all kinds and
V Telativa - is
r shipment,
' ..entof
' t this
to su,
markeu
to eoeou
faedmg g: .
very import
ly ns5V
aflio ia.in'
vantaM 0'
e ad-
-ud cor;
,rd, whose
Fnt will be
,a0O Peansylva-
igtS U C,
-e ia the OH, " '
Messenger and Inielli-
iX." hm diseovared thai the oil
in Tthe lamp which exploded on the
night of March 23, at the home, near
OUve Branch of. Mr. C. A; Pritehard,
eontainine 15 oer cent of nulin
Readers of The Messenger and Intel
ligencer will remember that two young
uraiea, jaias uraeie JHaneom and Mias
Wilma Davis, were covered with the
burning oil end so badlv burned that
they died the next morning, and that
anoioer young lady, Miss Lou Bau
eom, was also very badly burned.
Another lamp exploded at Mr. Pritch.
ard'a home Saturday night following
ine nrst explosion and this so aroused
that gentleman that be had some of
the oil sent to Raleigh to be analysed.
ine analysis, wnleh was completed a
few days ago. disclosed the fact, as
above stated, that the oil was 15 per
cent gasoline, ahd that to tjirs adul
terant the el plosions were undoubted
ly due. The oil, we understand, was
mam hnn4 I. VT.k.;il. - W t f
Anotker Election Ordered.
Salisbury, Poat.:-?;,?:-?:;; y?; ;
Mr. N. B. MeCanless spent Monday
in Monroe, Union county, where be
appeared beforethe board-of eonuty
commissi oocra and, asked for a sec
ond election in Oooee Creek township
on the issue of bonds for the proposed
Salisbury to Monroe railroad. The
board, after hearing his petition, fixed
Saturday, May 13, as tbedeyv In tbe
nrst election last month, only six
votes were wanting to give the vote
for the bonds a majority of the reg
istered votes, and this lost the elec
tion though the number of votes east
for the subscription were lanrelv in
excess of those east against it, ,
un the same day an election will al
so be held on a bond issue In Bu ford
township, the proposition being to ex-
tend the railway south through ihet
township, to the South Carolina line,
to connect with the Charlotte. Mon-
iu uu vuiumuia raiiroaa wmen is
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already m operation between Jeffer-
son and McBee.
; . Honor Roll e( Tisaar School,
Rose Belle, Myrtle, Susie, Katy,
Lena, Elsie, Anna, Mattle, Daisy and
May Klutts, May, Florence, Maud
and Maxie Fisher, Bessie Boger, Min
nie, Fonts, Adam, Ch.tord, Raymond.
Hubert, Cletns Klutts, Ralph- Boat,
lamee Moose. . -
Otkar local autter on Xtlxi ytt,
K0OXW0UC DISEASES.
Its lreralanee UThla Section Invse-
I tipttoaa by Dr. Pae.
I ' For mooAt vast, bookworm
diaaaaa ku baen inrntifBtd amoof
rnooi cnudrM or Kowaa. Uavia, Da-
vidaon, Aandolpii and Jlontgomerv
counties. About 7 per cent of tba
ehool ehildreo ia 230 acboola visited
ahow marked symptoma of.tha4iMse
oa inspection. ' ;
Tba 8tate Laboratory of Hygiene
In Salsbrk baa made a microscopic
exanunauoB or atouW,UU0 aenool chil
dren,, representing almost entire
eebool from various sec lions of each
of these counties and a general aver
age or a per cent of them were found
to be afflicted with the disease,
Tba percent of infection runs
snout the aatne for each of these eoun
ties. .They bava ranged from 8 to 70
par cent. Towa schools and fsnsnrv
senoois average about 10 per cent.
hile the rural Schools areran about
30 per cent infection. " -
It baa been tbe arm to determine
tha.geograpbis distribution and. da.
gree of infection; te determine the
sanitary. ponditione "responsible for
ine presence and spread of tbe dn-
: to enlist tbe co-operation of the
pnysieians in curing sufferers; to pro
vide for the treatment of the indi
gent; to inspect the schools, notify
ing parents of suspected eases; to in
struct' the teachers, enlist ' tbe press,
aadrbv lecturers, demonstrations and
personal conferences, teach thepeople
tne importance of getting all infected
persona cured, and how to prevent
tbe spread of the disease by putting
a stop to soil pollution.
Tbe co-operation has been very en
eouragirig. physicians, editors, teach
ers, and a majority of the laymen are
united ia their efforts to eradicate the
disease. A few laymen who are still ig
norant of the damaging effects of the
disease are still skeptics.
Three county boards of education
of these five counties have .taken steps
to improve sanitary conditions at the
sc"-- ! iu this way,' check the
$i disease there. Rowan
cc I of education, passed an
b sanitary- toilets, at all
t I at . publie expense.
1 ntiring energy of Jupt. 1
1 an halt of these build-i
erect 4-AalsiadyA
pollution, is prevented
s omubity bae an object
jw. ' The owners of the
i. in this section ere fol-
lowinK tMMJ'k exampl i It is hoped
fthat each borne will follow auit. Of
more tbsa a thousand rural homes in
spected, only about 80 per cent, are
provided with any toilet of any kind.
A Sweeping Victory for Democrats.
New Yorfc April. 5.-The Demo
erata made sweeping victoriea in the
election throughout the country yes
terday. In Chicago, Carter H. Harri
son was elected mayor by over sevenr
teen thousand - plurality, defeating
Charles I Merriam, who made a cam
paign for a clean town. In Oyster
Bay, Roosevelt 's home town; the demo
crats elected the entire - ticket.'' In
HartfordjConn., tbey elected seven put
or, nine aldermen. in Baltimore .the
primary election resulted jn the nom
ination . bf James H. Preston, Dem
ocrat, over former Mayor; Timanus,'
RepnUiean. The returns'; indicate
that another" election will be neces
sary in .yesterday's rec,ll o( Jlayor
Fawcett, having been iodecisive, three
candidates being in the field and none
had a majority. ;.;- 0: t-
, Sodalurts Oppose Chnrches.
UtieaJ New York, April 4. Charg
ing that all churches are .rfinst the
emancipation of tbe working class and
for, the protection and 'Perpetuation
of capitalism and moral and econom- ,'
is slavery," the Italian and Socialist
Federation in National (Congress here
today adopted a resolution that mem
bers must -''sever - their affiliation
with any end all existing churches and
religious organisations and refrain
from all religious practices and rites."
The congress which was atended by
representatives of 35 States, adjourn
ed tonight to meet next year -in Chi-
. Woman Mayor In Kansas Town.
Mrs. Ella Wilson ia now Mayor of
iinnnewell, Kansas. . , v. ;
At the election Tuesday she and
O. M. Akers were tied for the office.
j At first is was suggested that the two
; candidatea' draw lota. But that did
not appeal to the mala voters. They
aaid. if Mra. Wilson could race a man
1- - A!- . . I. . 1.1 . . m
Therefore the judges of election de
clared her elected.
: fihe says she is going to clean up
nuuneweu. v
-"-The Durham Herald thus summar
ises the truth: "Tbe man who goes
into any convention and participates
in the selection of candidates Is in
honor bound to abide the result, and
tne man who really Wanta to maintain
hia independence will find it Safest to
keep out of all of them.'. - f , ,
. OA FLAKT TOB rXJTCOESt
TMlndebUa .Oaaltallala mi Kake
AjpUcatioa far it Franeaias Ear.
- Vr. Sydney Ketav. of Kannv
Co, of Philadelphia, and his attorney,
Mr. D. Howard Evanaare here today
looking ovar tbe city with a view to
establishing a gaa plant bare for fuel,
iignung and beating pnrpoaee, Mr.
Kenny in the principal member of tbe
firm of Kenny Co, of Pbiladelohia.
who own a number of large gaa plants.
Messrs Keuny and Evans came here
rrom Btatesvule, whfcre they secured
a irsnehise for a point. These gen
tlement expressed tnimaelvea as high
ly pleased with Coaeord, and after
driving over the eby and meeting a
number of citizens I they decided to
nusKe )appueatioa lor e franchise,
which will be preaedted lo tba boanl
or aMermen at tbefnnext aseetinc
Mr. Kenny stated Ihat if thev were
Kraniea a rrancnnejbere tbey would
uegin inc. erection or tbe system at
the same lime they did the one in
Statesville. wbicfa would result in hnth
planU being eompleted much more
rapidly. They were (bet by a number
01 Dusiness men and nwn ...
eonragement, and it $ needless to say
cy m receive every eoniidor.
ation at the hands of the city fathers
mat rneir proposition, merits.
Program for Sunday School Rally.
Opening Song. , M
Devotional Services -Hfcv. A. O
Lindley.
bong by Choir. ?
Address Rev. CP. MaeLaue-hlin.
Subject, "Aim and Scope."
Song by Choir. ',
Address Rev." J."A. J. Farrinrtnn.
Subject, "The Adult ,aass."
isong by Choir.
Collection Song-by Choir.
Closing Song. i
This rally wi'l be eld at Central
graded school T.t Sunday night at
7 o'clock, and it is for all the Sunday
schools in the city. We ask that all
the churches close their doors that
night and come and join in with us.
, , Don't forget to bti the the school
building at 4 o'clock J Prof. Holt, nf
Oreensboro, will.be wth us and con
duet the music. Lei everybody come.
lj- txt:inw, Sec.
P8awaftir:
9f
i a meeting ox ne uemocratic exe
uctive committee last night a call wag
issued .for the democratic primaries
to be held Saturday, April 15tb. The
polls will be opened all day and the
vote will be by ballot and record kept
of every voter. This will necessitate
every eitixen's name being on the reg
istration books before he will be al
lowed to vote. An official call will be
issued later.
A ' A? . II r -
' Tuberculosis has a second time in
vaded the fine dairy herd at the StMe
hospital, in Raleigh. There have been
15 fine Hoist ein cows killed the j ast
few days, six of them Wednesday, with
the directors of the hospital as spec
tators. The expectation is that there
are a number ' of others infected
among the forty odd cattle the insti
tution: has. It was only a couple of
years igo that a herd of nearly 50
fine.eows had to be killed for simile)
infection.
Special Rates
j For the baseball game between the
University' of North Carolina and Uni
versity of Virginia, at Charlotte, N.
C, Monday, April 10th, 1811 the
Southern Railway will sell reduced
rate round trip tickets from all points
within a radius approximately 100
miles of Charlotte including Ashe
ville N. C and all intermediate points
Tickets -will be sold on April 9th, and
for all trains on April 10th, scheduled
to arrive at Charlotte befom 9 n m
with final limit of all tickets Apiil
11th, 1911.
For further . information.
schedules etc, apply to any ticket
agent Southern Railway. -
iv. 11. DeBUTTS, T. P. A,
Charlotte, N. C,
William J. Bryan Thursday old the
committee sent here b ythe eitiaens
of Memphis to invite him to make his
home in that city that he, could not
accept. The invitation was extended
at a luncheon given Mr. Bryan by the
cuuuuutee. ......
in business
alike who
It encourages economy, establishes your credit, makes sending
money away or ' paying ' bills
saiegu&raiug your cash, -
. iiliy not start your Cbeeklaj ar Private Account wia
DIAX K0W TO CSS X&OJT EAJTD.
Orders 80.000.000 Keuds ef Kaneet
, Use Cartridgaa. , ..
El Paeo, Texaa, Ap-il . A war ef
exierminatwa tbet will turn Northern
Mexico into a vast burial ground is
oeueved 10 be immiueat today, follow,
iag the positive statement b Vrn.
eiaeo L Madera. Jr. Provisional IW
ident of. Mexico, that tbe insurgents
wiu never lay Ouwn tbair arms natil
everything they demand is granted.
in ine news or Medero'a statement
comes tbe orScial atatenuint th.t
Prwulent Diax has ordered 20.000.000
rounds of Mauser cartridges and 10
batteries of mortsra for imnuillii.
delivery.
An American who hiu in.i imij
from the Mexirsn cauital and hn i.
close 10 the administralion of Di
declared today that Diss, having
granted unusual conceinna to tbe
iiwurrectos in the hope of bringing
vok-b, 1.1 now reaav lo mh th. rm.
oellion by oe "ron method" for
which be is noted-
Three Hundred GeeAe Killed by Hail.
San Antonio,,, Texas. April 5. A
storm or wind and hail played havoc
in the extreme southwest section of
Iexas yesterday, sccording to die
patches reaching Kan Antonio this
morning.
On the Witt ranch, nine milev !
fof Brackeit, 300 goats were killed by
me nan. in ivennau county tne
storm reached the proportions of a
ornado, demolishine 3 buildings in
the business section of Comfort and
wrecking a number of eteel windmills
on nearbv ranches.
Mrs. Rudolph Allerkamp was
ried some distance by the wind and
buried beneath a pile of wreckage,
but was rescued unliarmed.
The house in which Michael Linder
slept was blown down, Lut he was not
hurt.
NO. 6 TOWNSHIP.
We are having plenty of rain at
this writing.
Wheat and oats are looking good at
present. The farmers are all behind
with their work.
Mr. Lewis B. Sifford is confined lo
his bed with pneumonia. , ?, .
Monflrft A. Tl Ptnnmou,ul W tk
JBoal wenr tff haflotWt,se-1(trT
Penninger's uncle, .Mr. William Pen
inger. Mr. Penninger was desd and
buried before they arrived.
Mr. Floyd H. Kluttz made a busi-
nes strip Sunday evening.
We learn that Mr. Reeve I. Lone
had his watermelon seed' planted
about two weeks ago.
Miss Laura Boger has been confined
at home for some time with neural-
giagia, we are sorry to say.
Mr. K. A. KlutU is devoting his
time in the store since his school
closed.
It seems as if the railroad fever has
all died out since tbe election.
Communion at Prosperity on Easter
Sunday at 11 o'clock and Boger tbe
same day at 3 o'clock.
FIDDLE BO. 1
jr ir t a o utsrion
or unrr-oiw m
CHECKING JCCOVm
WITH TBt MONMT
roo hud men
SdKT TO HArt OH
HAND-lVtt Diutm
HAIUT THM AMOUNT
: Kixor. rKtnt
IT i A HOUitHOLD
ACCOUNT Ok tO
$UUNUS-MVOU
CONCORD NATIONAL BANK
Capital $100,000 Surplus
Per Cent. Interest Paid on Tims
Deposits.
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With this Bank is helpful not only lo men
but to every man and woman
has any business transactions.
.with Check easy, besides
CUAJf VT WEES.
A Oreal Aneeaat Few agoaa Baag
HanlingOf UeTraak.
- Foot trash wsgona are bow hauling
rbe trash that waa removed from the
premiaea last week, and work ia being
roabed aa fast ae poaarble. Those in
charge of tbe eleaa-up eampaign re
quest Tbe Tribune to anaounee that
wagona will call for all trash that baa
not yet been removed just as soon aa
mey can get to it.
Clean-up week proved a great suc
cess and more good results were ac
complished than in anv canmaiam to
eiean up toe city that fcas ever been
pulled off here. There were no prixs
offered this year aa in former elean-ap
campaigns, but all property owners
were requested to hsve the work
themselves. This feature of the cam.
paign waa doublv suceeaaf uL uiii
only resulted in having more trash re
moved, nut impressed upon tbe individual-the
necessity and advantages
of laving this work done and caused
more interest to be taken in the work
by tbe general publie.
3,0003)00 Chinese Starving.
Seattle. Wash. April fi. ThM. mil.
lion persons are starving in Northern
Anrwei and Northern Kianmn. u.
eoroing to a letter written by John C
riugeaoa, cnairman or the Central
China Famine Relief Fund
committee, to the Shanghai Mereurv.
mt. revgnson says:
Kim j.uuv.uuv persona are
1 1 AAA Ann
starving in Kiangsu. In addition to
inis district in Kiangsu, there ia (be
large plain to the west, which extends
into Anrwei Province, in which it is
estimated there are 2,000,000 persona
starving. The horrors of ih t
situation have rarely been parallel.)
even in this land."
The afflicted territory is within 150
miles of Shanghai.
John H. inley, president of tbe Col
lege of (he city of Ne York, and for
merly professor bf politics at Prince
ton, is tbe man most likely to succeed
in i(he University's presidential chair,
vacated by Woodrow Wilson when
elected Governor,
v j"" w iiw varnivai 1. r ia
HOWARD -STYLE ' - -
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Our Men's and Boys' Hat
-Department is overflowing with
-..Sew : Easter: Hats..
Panama Hats The kind : that
will not break'and the style you
. like, priced . . . . . OSe0tD
Straw Hats for
and old at all prices, Yrom
P. S.T-We are headquarters for
Caps. Prices, 15c, 25c and 50c1
PERSONAL KENTISX
Seme ef tbe Pevpla Ejre nai Eiav
- where Wbe Came an4 Oe. -
Mrs. W. D. Psmbertesi 4s eoendini
the day ia Saliebery. , . . - -
Mr. John L. Alexander, ef Mooree.
ville, is here teday. , . .
Mr. M L. Blasso bae eeee to Cbar-
lotte oa a abort basineas trip.
Mr. J. S. Carrintton. of Dorham. ia
a business visitor ia tbe city.
Mr. T. D. Manees ie spending tba
day in Salisbury on bosiaesa.
Mr. Will Barrier, who travels for
ine vi hit in Machine Co, is here today.
Mr. Jack Hoever, mi n irWn, is
visiting relatives in tbe eltyv .
Mr. Thomas D. Oilliam, eMnlgh
Point, is a Concord visitor-4eday.
Mias Jennie Patterson, of CnarWtte,
is visiting her brother, Mr.. Job K.
Patterson. .v. .y
Rev. and Mrs. C. P. MaeLeaghlia
retnrned last niarht frnmk mnl
daya visit to Charlotte. . . - -.-
Miss Willie Richmond, whs. 'b '
been visuing bar sister, Mrs. C L. '
White, baa returned to hr km ( -
Bedford City, Va.;
Mn, D. D. Johnson and t hii.
dre are visiting Mrs. A. A. King.
ibey are on their way . from their
former heme in Virginia iolheit new
home in Spartanburg. ' "' u
Mias Jalia Begtey, ef Baeksfoaa,
Va, ia expected to arrive this s'ter
noon to visit Miss Anna SherrUL liu
Bagley waa one of the bridaauaUs si
the Benbow-Long Wedding t Qma .
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