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I :: LOCAL AND PERSONAL :: . Mr. A; J. Runnion," of Walnut Creek who has been very low for some time is no better. Mr. Everett Chandley of Ashe ville waS down visiting his par ents last Tuesday. Mr. Jancer Tweed was ih Ten neessed oyer.. Sunday visiting u friends. . Miss Florence Ricketts return i ed last Friday and is spending some' days on Walnut Creek. Mrs. Robert Sams who has been very, ill is better at the pre-' sent writing. Schools commence ' next Mon day )n almost all the schools in the county. . Mr. Joe Johnspn of the office has been off several days lately from sickness, Recorder's Court was quite ful ... in its docket this week. Read the , account of it in another column. " 7 , ; The Sunday School Convention meets with the Caney Fork Bap tist Church , .this coming Friday and Saturday. . The Misses Rinehcarts of Ashe ville are visiting their brother this week. ' Mr. and Mrs. Ingle of Asheville spent Sunday the - guests of the family of Mr. W. J.-Gudger. Mr. Loyd Bryan has been tak ing the school census of . No. Township and has about finished it : ' ' ' Mr. James Smart has sold out the stand kept by him to Fred Freeman who i$ now running the store. Miss Ursula Sbelton who i spending the summer with Miss Henricks at Big Laurel was in town last week. , . Rev. Henry Judd and family spent Friday in town on their re , turn from. Laurel- where they have been visiting this week. ' Mr. T. N.5 James went to Spar tanburg last Wednesday to spend few days there with his relatives expecting to return with his family the latter part of this . week. . - Mr. and Mrs. J. H. White, Mr. and Mrs. Will Morrow, Rev. and Mrs. W. R. Beach and others at tended the Sunday School Con -vention at Grapevine on last Sat urday and Sunday. Mr. Harold who is conducting - the revival on Walnut Creek . went home for a day or - so but returned on Tuesday and is con- "tinueing the revival with great acceptance. 1 -1 Some little repairs were neces " sary on the pump of the Madison Power and Light Company last week owing to the disconnecting of the pipe in the well. ' The house of Dr. W. J. Weav f; erhas been entirely torn down and the lumber sent to Leicester. The old landmark in town makes quite a lack in its absence. r Mr. Hornbuckleof the Method ist Church will return this week from his vacation and will resume ' the services that have been inter rupted during this time, ' Miss Lilly Warner returned from Hot "r Springs( this week where she has been substituting for Warren Davis in the' Citizens Bank at that place. , The doctors are quite busy now with the people that are sick. The continued : hot spell has brought , on the - accompanying 'complaints and the result is ; that the doctors are busy. ; . Marshall schools will begin on .the 31st. of August., Tliw is Monday and will be about the time that the School commenced last year. The school is ' begun at this time because all the other High School' begin on tnia date and continue for 8 months. So all will close at the same time and a county commencement can he held.. , : :- Mr. C, J Ebbs was in Ashe ville on Tuesday. ! E. Dfli E.r was in Asheville atten&ng to legal bussindss. J. Coleman Ramsey made bdssiness trip to Asheville Tues day. , ' . - Mr. Parley, of Del Rio, was in town last week for a short stay. Mr. George Cole; of Del Rio, was in town the latter part of last week. . Repairs are to be made V0n the Laurel Fork Baptist Church sometime soon. Time now for Sabbath School picnics. " School bigins soon and then we cannot have them at all. Mr. J. H. Mackey has purchas ed a half interest in the livery stable of Z. G. Sprinkles & Co Mr. R. R. Roberts and wife were visiting on Baileys Branch last week. Mr. Ernest Roberson of West Va., has been visiting at his fath ers at Skyland this week. Mr. E. B. Gilbert of The News-Record went to Sanford, N C.. and Pitsboro, to be gone this week...7 Mrs. Laura Davis who has been visiting Mrs. W. E. Finley has gone to Montreat for a short stay. . Mr, Jere Franklin was in Ashe ville on Tuesday looking over the automobiles preparatory to buy ing one. French Broad Presbytery of the Presbyterian Church meets at Walnut this Fall with the church at that place. ' Rev. W. R. Beach of the Bap tist Church was in Hot Springs over Sunday filling his regular appointment at that place. Miss Agnes Patton who has heen at Little Pine for a year has moved to the cottage at Walnut Spridgs. :. Miss Francis Morrow . was in Walnut last week spending a few days M the guest of Miss Queen Ramsqgr, Rev. Martin went Friday t o Grand view to hold his regular appointments over ' Sunday, r e turning Monday to the revival iere. . . " ,' .A Miss Annie Eller, of Weaver- ville.has been visiting her " sister Mrs. Everett Tweed since the closing of the Institute, t Mr. Zade Sprinkles has opened the barn near the railroad to ac comodate the largo trade that has come to the livery stable. Several drunks on the streets ast Saturday and some enjoyed sobering time in the city cala boose. ' Lets get after the boot- eggers strong and hard. The Recorders Court i $ doing its best. , What has become of "the Base ball that was promised fcr. the rest of the summer 'We need some good games once in a while to keep up the interest in this healthy sport. ' : Quite a number of singing classes are busy just now and are doing good work and 'promise to give us good music in the Sab bath Schools, this winter. We know of one at Caney Fork un der the direction of Mr. Riddle and another at Anderson Branch and. two or three in ' the ' Sandy Mush section. We hope - that many more may be organized and that tho singing may continue. Miss Agnes McElroy returned from her visit tho' first of thi: week. : , . , ' Capt. Steve Brown, one of the Highway CooimissioneVs was up from Hot Spring Saturday. r Last Sunday tho rain which fell was accompained by hail but not very heavy, but cooled' off the atmosphere some. We need something to cool things off. Mr, Sadie Henderson and chii dren. or Washington. U. v., is here on a visit to her father Mr Dolph Roberts, They will re main several weeks. ' The Evan Worley house at the town limits is about compleated and is oije of the best looking houses in the town. Mr. U o forth is in charge of the c o n struction of the house. Prayer meetings have been held in the different churches of the town some of the mornings of this week for the revival that is in progress at the Lower Church. Soon the boys and girls that have mado our town so pleasant this ' summer . with their bright faces will take their ways to the different schools where they have been attending during the past years. Just one more month of vacation and then hard work for them. Death of Richard Franklin. Mr.. Richard Franklin of Big Laurel died at his home on last Saturday. Mr. Franklin was nown thoughout the county and especially, among the business people of the county. He was one among our best country merchants and made a success of his business. His death was caused bytcancer of the stomach The friends of Mr. Franklin will earn of his death with a" keen snse of regret and sorrow. We extend our sympathies to the bereft family. PARDON NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that an application will be made to the Governor of North Carolina for the pardon of Vergia West, con victed in the Recorders Court of Retailing and sentenced to term of eight months in the County Jail. r ; All persons opposed to the granting of said pardon are invit ed to forward their protests to the Governor at once. - ' POLLY HOLYFIELD, July 81-Aug. 7-14-21. ' Has Your Child Worms? Most children do. A Coated, Furred Tongue! 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