The Gastonia Goxette.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
CRUSH FIAJK1DA BEAN8 AKI)
r Cabbage at Boole's Stan,
Modena.
LOST—Ladies gold Watcb, banting
CUV, Elgin movement. Please
retnrn to GazRTTg office.
\Y/ANTED—Social correspondent
W tax Raleigh Dally. Apply to
C. A. Eory, Caaette office.
COR RENT—Store Room, satiable
r for dry good*, in a thriving towu;
cotton mill trade. Address J, care
Caaette Office. Tt-4-d
\VJANTED—Wood chopper* to cut
w pine wood at High flboala at
55cast* a coni. See C. J. Hum or
Andrew M. Moore, Loray MUla.
UCKJSE AND LOT FOR SALE—
n The A. C. Williamson property
on corner ol Cheater Street and
Franklin Avenue la lor sale. See Dr.
C. B. Adam* lor particular*,
I oar—Between Hcaaenier and St.
“ Mary's College blank book of
Richmond Gnano Company con
taining list of fertiliser accounts.
Return to I. A. White. Bessemer. It
1 ' ■ " n——■*———
Inin* oi Mew Adrartliemania.
Ja». V. Yeager—It is Here.
Love Trust Co—Statemeat.
Swan Slater Co.—Spring suit*.
J. X. Belk Co—Spring trousers.
Dr. J. B. Delvaux—Money talk*.
J. X. Belk Co—High Art Clothing.
Jno. F. I.ova—A piece of Japan.
J M. Belk Co-Ralston Health
Shoe*.
Jno. F. Love—Onr Clothing De
partment.
Whitfield Dry Good* Co—Ladle*
and Mi see a Hat*.
Gastonia Insurance and Realty
Co—Paying Investment*.
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TUESDAY. APRIL 17. 1906.
LOCAL AFFAIRS
—Carnival of the seasons next
Friday night. Hours 6 to 11.
—A large number of visitors
from Gastonia attended and en
joyed the Raster services at St.
Mary’s Sunday.
—A note from Mr. N. F. Furr,
in California, dated the 8th, says,
"lam greatly improved and we
leave here in a few days for the
coast country
—We are glad to be able to
print the centennial address of <
Rev. J. I. Kennedy at New
Hope. Oar readers will find it
on the first page.
—Make the carnival of the
seasons a sncccsa next Friday
night. It is given by the
Daughters of the Confederacy
and will help them in their
jaudable undertaking of honor
ing the old soldiers.
—The local chapter of the
Daughters of the Confederacy
will meet this afternoon at 3
o’clock at the residence of Mrs.
T. L. Craig. The meeting is
an important one and every
member should be present.
—Some unknown friend at
Long Sboala sent Tux Gazsttk
an Raster egg in last night’s
mail. The egg seemed to have
a patch on it as if it had been
repaired at some stage of its
growth and was something of a
curiosity iu the office. We be
lieve it u the first time we ever
knew sn egg to be sent by mail.
—Fifty-seven years ago Sun
day. Capt. W. I. Stowe bad a
good cry in Yorkville. He
says be was a little boy io school
then, ten years old. He bad in
tended to go to Bethel com
munion on the 3rd Sunday in
April, 1849, bat when the morn-,
ing came, behold, the ground'
was covered with snow. And
ms disappointment found more
relief in teare then in enow balls.
Callai to Leesrille, S. C.
An inviution to the fifteenth
commencement of the Lutheran
Theological Seminary In Chicago
has just been received from Rev.
Brady L. Stroup, and we tender
our thanks for his kind remem
brance. He la among the grad
uates, and on next Wednesday
evening will deliver bis grad
uating address on the "Nature
and Nectsity of Pastoral Visita
tion." He has accepted a charge
■* Lecayille. S, C., upon which'
field of labor he will enter after
graduation.
Under 92M Bond.
Vide Vitcb, a young white boy
wbo drives for Davis & Son was
tried before Esquire C. W. Nip
per at Lowell .Saturday for tha
burning of Spencer Mountain
and. was^ placed under a >200
bond for bis appearance at tbe
next term of court. According
to tha _ facts, as we are able to
Icaru, Vitcb took several ladies
to Spencer Mountain Friday af
ternoon and on his return threw
away ^be but of a lighted cl
garette which act fire to the
leaven canting the fire.
Loafaa Maatlag.
Tbe regular literary and buat
■ neat meeting of tbe Hpworth
League of the Mala Street M. K.
church will be held lathe League
room Friday evening at 4 o’clock.
Tha nhieat foe the literary
program it Teunysoa'* "Idyla of
the King.® There will bo abort
" Rood<j Table"
sad Idyls of King* aod a sketch
o< tha fife of Tennyson tore™
PEKSONAL MENTION.
—Mr. Arthur Win ret, of York vi He.
■pent Raster ia Gastonia.
-Mr. P. O. (Wat of ths YorkviUc
Baquirar spent Sunday in the city.
-MU* Lucy Hunk in, of Mt. Holly,
U the guest of Mis* Jessie Shelton.
-Miss Cconri. CsttU. of York
Tille. spent Sunday with honteiolka.
_-MU* Zos ftwt.r of Davenport
ooUe«e spent the Raster holidays
urt,
—MIms* Cora Kincaid and Rosa
Norris spent Raster with friends in
Newton.
—NjM Hcerl l>i*on of Bcitcmer
TZtiXS?" yc*ttrUy of Mi"
—Mrs. P. N. GUmnM Charlolte U
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
T. N. Williams.
~Mr. Joe Aburnetby of Newtou
■pant SnndsT with bis parents. Mr.
and Mrs. W. C. Abemcthy.
iTL?ro< «“dMrs. R. L. Howell and
children. of Belmont, spent Raster
with Mr. and Mrs. G. W.Hmtll
Misses Sarah Mellon and Mary
Shelton of Charlotte are the guest*
Lillian Walsou and Mrs. T.
1#. v.nif.
~>7T.*J- *A| ||?' ?*wu- of thc Metro
l*1 la Insurance Company
•pent Raster at his home iti Che*
TJVlllC.
swJfcveS?' rw„.“; "SS «
BSSiGS!*
—Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Henderson
went over to Charlotte SaturdaJtS
spend Bastcr with Mr. Henderson's
parents at HoprwcU.
~“,r i.Long, a young Uw
,sn‘f- a?d .wlll !'*vc hu office over
the Gastonia Hardware aturv.
. — Mfaaea Gertrude Me Had ye. Mnrr
White, Mary Rul. LUdaayTMittie
Brackman, 1 la May Bryant and
Louu McCloney, of bin wood College
Miner Pri<lay ni*hl to b*nr Polk
CTUK CLUB TO-NIQHT.
n*w«r Rsclta) if Ham* al Nr.
V. C. Loci
, The Junior Etude club wbicb
is composed of Mrs. B. T.
Moms' music class will give a
"Flower Recital” at the home of
Mr and Mrs. V. K. Long on
Airline street to-night. In the
rendition of the program each
member of the club will be
dressed to represent some
Bower. A large number of
invitations have been issned
and a very delightful «nd enter
taining evening is in store for
all who attend. The following
is the
PROGRAM.
Blush Rose—Geane Robinson.
Frost blowers—Lavinia Hunter.
Stalely Hollyhock*— Susie Rankin.
Tea Elowers—Loie Long.
Red Geranium—Violet Rankin
Wild Rose—Wilma Long^
l.ily of the Valley—Clara Arm
strong.
Sweet Clover—Stella Whitfield,
blower Song—Margaret Morris.
gmiJire Blossoms—Maud Rankin.
Nodding Daisies—Mary Harry.
Pad den Plowcr*~F',,a Mny Me
raas**Sr-NtUis Mauney.
Golden Bod—Clara Armstrong and
Margaret Moms
The date which appears with
your name on tbe margin of the
paper shows when your subscrip
tion or renewal falls due.
They are Cam inf.
"Whoop up the 4th of July
celebration," writes a Gastonite
in one of the central western
"I hope to be with yon
on that occasion. *
Commnmlon Day Changed.
requesrea Dy K*v. W.
A. Deaton to say that com
munion services at Autiocb
Lutheran chnrch have been
changed from the first Sunday
in May to the 5th Sunday in
April.
Card a! Thanks.
Mrs. R. C. Adams and Mr. and
Mr*. W. R. Adams and family
d«n»hr appreciate the kindneis
oltbor friend* in their recent
affliction, and return their grate
ful thanks for the many tokens
oi remembrance and Christian
sympathy which helped them so
much in the trying boars of
deepest grief.
WB ARU SHOWING A
BEAUTIFUL UNB OF
SFBINO TROUSERS
PMM 13 Tf $8 PEI PAH.
CO MX TAM A LOOK.
J* M. Be Ik Comp’y
OASTOKIA-KALEIOH WEOBUIO.
Nr. Janas D. Haora Will Wed
Klaa Bedford, at Balalgk,
Thursday, (ha Uik.
Cards (or the marriage of Mr.
James D. Moore, of Gastonia,
aud Mias Lydia L. Redford. of
lUleigb, have been received in
Gastonia. They read at follows:
-ssmxab
ii,c.harch
Interest in this marriage is by
do means confined to tbe home
town* of the principal figures in
it, for both are widely known
and popular. The bride and tbe
groom belong to prominent fam
ilies, and baveadmiringacqualnt
ancea iu many parts of the State,
whose good wishes attend these
two happy lovers.
Tbe groom will he accompa
nied from Gastonia by his brotb
cr, Charles M. Moore, who will
be his best man, and also by his
sister, Mrs. Mary Morrow, and
Misses Nell Smyrc and lithe!
Gray, with the following
ushers: R L. Smyrc and
L. C. PrgTam, who will be joined
at Charlotte by Mr. J. Oates
Sprinkle. Mr. Clarence A. John
son, of Raleigh, will also be an
other. Miaa Josephine Brown,
of Raleigh, will be maid of honor,
and Mrs. W. G. Separk, of Ral
eigh, tbe dame of honor.
Immediately after the cere
mony Mr. Moore and bis bride
will leave Raleigh for a week's
trip to Richmond and Washing
ton. When they return to Gas
tonia, thev wilt make their home
wnn me groom s mot Her, Mrs.
J. D. Moore.
CASTER DINNER AT
PALLS BOUSE.
lfoaDer at Invited Ooaata Eajay
the EUhnrate Mean.
The happy guests of Mr. sod
J*1*-J- W. Wood burn. enjoyed a
fine Easter dinner at the Falla
House Sunday. The day was
an ideal one. It was on the
golden borderland between
fading winter and flushing
spring time, but with its face
toward the sunshine, the song
birds, and the flowers.
Iris and violets snpplied the
table decorations, the favors
being boutonnieres of violets.
The following invited visitors
were present:
Or. and Mrs. J. M. Sloan. Dr.
R. M. Reid. Mr. and Mrs. R. L,.
Swan, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Mar
shall, Roger Marshall, Messrs
L. Bryan, Charles Ford,
W. U Morris, I„. L. Todd, W.
*L Lesley. Miss Julia Marino.
Mr and Mn. N. F. Shivar of
Columbia and Mr. E. A. Coffey,
of Cincinnati.
Following is the
MltKU.
0,i”* SjJSJ Pickles
ifcaBHS'"*
Americas Chcssc »ad Crackers
It was a delightfully satisfying
menu and elegantly served. It
was a good dinner, spread by a
management that sets much
store by good things to eat all
the time, and was enjoyed to
the ntmoat by everyone ao
fortunate as to be an Easter
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wood
burn on this occasion.
On* More.
We have been requested to
add the name of Mr. Wm. Ar
rowood, of Bessemer City, to the
list of living parents who bad
sons in the Confederate army.
We do so with pleasure. Are
there others?
Moved to LcwtlL
Mr. J. B. Lutz, of Stanley,
has moved to Lowell. He
bought out the livery business
of Mr. Dive Mitchem last week
sod went right into hustling.
We hope Mr. Lutz will do a
driving business and prosper in
his new honfe.
The Last BalLCall.
One by one tbe old soldiers
are crossing over tbe river. Last
Tuesday morning the summons
came for Mr. Romulus Rollins,
sa aged soldier at Bessemer City.
He was buried at Bessemer next
day, amid many manifestetJona
of dvsp sorrow. lie leaves a
widow and several sous.
Last we Forget.
Don’t forget the carnival of
the season, to be given next Fri
day night by the Daughters of
the Confederacy at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Craig. Tbe
Daughters ars engaged fa the
worthy canto of honoring the
old soldiers and of keeping
allva memories of the cause
they fosgbt for. The admission
fee of fifty cents allows en
trance at all the doors of the
four seasons where refresh
ment will be served to all who
come. The hours are 6 to 11.
A cordial welcome and a happy
evening await yon.
COMMITTEE FOB THE FOURTH.
Frladpal CammUiaea Pram Uia
DlHaraot Tawaahlpa—Llal *1
Ucal Caamlffaaa.
Al the meeting held in the
city hall Iaat Tnuraday sight
the following U»t of committee*
waa completed and announced
for publication:
Cmaibnan—Jo*. H. 8*p*rk.
SKcKitTAimut—The Pies*.
Cuiiu'Mabsual—Dr. R. M. Reid.
KnUCATlONAJ,.
GAsroNra— l*rnf. J. S. Wray, J. H.
Separk. L. J,. Jenkins. J. E. Page
and Rev. Jno. Hall.
South 1*otxt—Prof. V. P. Hall and
J. A. McArthur.
JDalla*—Prof. S. A. Wolfe, it. J„
Wilson.
CiiKuavviu,*—Hon. I„ II. J. Iltra
•cr, Prof, Wilson.
Rive* Dane—Prof*. J, W. Dellinger
and U. 0 Sams.
Caowuca'a Mountain—Rev. A. T.
Lindsay. Prof. J. S. A vent.
CocNTY-AT-LAuca—R. 1». Raakin,
8 J. Durham, wf. C. Thompson.
INDUSTRIAL,.
Gastonia—Geo. A. Gray, J. O.
White. G. W. Ragan, Jno. P. Love,
A. H. Moore.
South potnt-r. R. Ray. R. L.
Stowe.
Dallas-R. S. Lewis. A. Q. Bale.
Crrnnavvitca—8. S. Mauney, 0. A.
Rudiolll.
Rivkb Rrni>—Hob. C. B. Jlatcbi
aon. James Tate.
CuowDga'a Mountain—F. Hilling,
J. A. Smith.
COMMERCIAL.
Castonia—R.L. Swaa,F.L.Smyre,
L L. Craig, J. I.. Robinson, L. T.
McLean.
South Poiwy^-S. M. Robinson.
C. 8. Drake.
Dallas—Martin Shu ford. O. D.
CitaaavVILLX—Ben Kendrick.T.O.
Leonhardt.
Rrvna Ubnd-W. C. Thompson,
R B. Davenport.
CaowDct'i Mountain—Rufus Ba
ker, O. O Falla.
HOME-COMING.
Gastonia—J. O. Holland. A. U.
Stnrre, M. II. Shnford, W. V. Vir
shall, T. W. Wilson. .
Sorrn Point—J. P. Leepcr. J. R.
Hcnd^rioa.
Dallas—C. C. Cornell. If. A.
Cupvutcr.
CnnxxW'lLLx—Hoo. R. A. White,
M. L. Rs disill.
Rivxn Burn—Col. R. L. Abernathy,
B. F. Carpenter.
CaowDiut'i Mountain—J. R. Wilk
ins, P. 8. Baker.
OLD SOLDIERS
Gastonia—W. I. Stowe. J. B Beal.
M. II. Sfaufocd. T. I., Clinton. K. N.
Wilson.
South Ponrr—Henry Elmore, J. P.
Stowe.
Dallas -L. M. Hoffman, D. R.
Paaonr.
CxxaxYVTLr.r: -Michael Kiser, Mo
ses Stroup.
Rrvna Hxkij—B. F.Carpenter. A. P.
Rhyne.
Cxowdkx's Mountain—3. C hord,
J. B. Carton.
LOCAL COMMITTEES.
AarjeUiiaxTS—T. X- Fayaaouz,
B. II. Parker. Frost Torrence. Jno.
L. Uryan, Dr. R. M. Reid.
AuVLSiUr.wUXT*—W. h. Marshall,
Hurt Look, C. 1. Loitin. J. H. Ken
nedy, A. A. McLean.
Tkanspobtatiok—S. N. Boyce,
A. G. Mangum. G. h. Bason, C. M.
Nolen, A. G. liras.
Fxatxx a At Okoam uatiok—Motes
Roman, W. I,. Thompson, R. L. FUe,
J. W. Kirkpatrick. W/F. Kincaid.
A cu ON MOOATION—J. L. Palls,
8. 8. Morris. L. F- Grove*. 8. M.
Morris,!. F. Jackson.
Livksy Accommodatiok-A. R.
Anders, J. F. Davis, J. F. McArver,
J. U. Thomasaoo, P. R. Huffsletler.
Finakch—T. M. Fayaaonx, W. T.
Rankin.
^^Auuitinu—L. C. Pegrsm, 9. A.
TnxAStixrut—E. G. McLonl.
PaooXAN—J. H. Separlr, W. F.
Marshall. J K. Dixon. C. H. Arm
strong, G W. Wilson. LL Loog.
EIGHTEEN VETEIAHS' 8KAVES
These Caofelarste Vstsraas
Hsv# Ban B«M laths City
Through the courtesy of Mr.
J. 1. Wylie, the obliging keep*
er of the city cemetery, we sre
permitted to publish the follow
mg list of Confederate Veterans
whose graves are under his
care:
Dr. K. E. Boyce.
W. M. Wilson.
I'hos. Wilson.
John H. Wilson.
G. W. McLaugheu.
David Jenkins.
J. D. Moore.
B. J. Robinson.
Robert I*. Johnston.
J. P. Glenn.
Jobu W. Glenn.
B. S. Head.
H. P. McArver.
William Bell.
-* McSwain.
Cap*. J. C. Todd.
O. W. Davis.
C. L. Oattfa. ,
T*HE MARK of the utmoat
* atyle tod wear la a
aoit Is •Illth Art." The new
Spring mod eta are a Joy to try
on. Come to aea oa and you'll
atay to peaiae and bay.
J. M. Belk Comp'y
r.j. akbj.p
They Hold Ceoncll of Var
AffalMi the Dm Thai Ullad
the Turkey*.
Seated in easy chain in a
shady corner of "Loafers Re
treat" the other day, Thr Ca
WETTR’s representative spied P.
J. and the J. V. in n low but
very earnest conversation, and
slipped Into a aeat nearby. The
conversation subsided for awhile,
but was soon begun again hi all
earnestness. Prom what we
were able to catch on the wing,
it aecnu that somebody's dog*
(we don't know whose) had
brntally tuordered two of P. J*»
fin# turkeys sod he was seeking
advice from the J. P. as to
proper procedure lot obtaining
the necessary revenge.
By close at ten lion the follow
ing conversation was beard:
“It's murder in the first
degree," demanded P. J.
"Mo, it's a case of tnrkey
cide," corrected the J. P.
"It'a forcible trespass, too,"
added P. J.
"Then get a search warrant,"
said the J. P.
"It's destruction to private
property," continued P. J.
"Then sue for damages,"
suggested the P. J.
"There's too much damage
now," answered P. J.
And It was finally decided to
rt a shot-gun warrant. The
P. deputised P. J. to
serve it. end if this does not
cover the case a trial suit will be
made with chemicals and
crushed glass.
Beal Estate.
The Gaatooia Insurance and
Really Company have purchased
a tract of laud on franklin Av
euue in the rear of the Avon
Mill from Mr. Sherman Robin
son. The tract will be graded
and divided into ten residence
lota which will be offered for
mic uu easy terms w prospective
builders.
SEALED BIDS WAHTEB.
for CtidntdM ei New Brick
CkOTCkctUdM.
Notice is hereby riven that sealed
thenewUshm ^E
the same to be built of brick and o<
dimensions about 30x50 feet. Plans
and specifications may he seen at
the store of Robinson Brothers in
Gastonia. All bids should be mads
for erectioa with sad without mate
rial famished and shooid be ior
warded by or befate the first of May,
1806, to Thomas Sparrow. Secretary,
Gaatoaia, K. C., ILF. D. No. l7'
Thf right is reserved to reject any
or all bids.
f». R. Patkick, •)
J. L. Wiukik, I BuiUHojr
J. R- Hs.enmson. [ Committee.
Jko. W. Rrouuc. J —27V
I OFFER
FOR
CASH
Granulated Sugar
20 lbs. for SI.
Artmckle COfTee* € Uhl, $1
LOOSE ROASTED
(good)
7 LBS. FOR $1.00
Best Patent Dan Valley
Floor $2.30 per 100
Nice Pic-Nic Haras 12He lb.
ltib Meat 10 lbs. for . $1.
Pore Short*, per 100 lb*.,
$1.40.
Fat Backs, U lbs. for $1.
Bran, per 100-lb. sack. $1.35 a
Sack.
Good Tomatoes, 3-lb standard,
10c a Can.
*
Good Pickles, 5c s dortn.
Grandma's Washing Powder,
0 far 25c.
Octagon Soap, 4c a Cake." v
New. Orleans Molasses. 23c. a
gallon.
1 H ||||naa*aaaaa|||a||a
j: 50c. Coupon.
ii n’iWstr’S'SLrs
L«.
Come to see Me.
DRaJ. a DELVAUX.
Gastonia, . N. C.
April 11, DO. Daria Block.
Every soM sensible beslsess nun In this
town demands a aalld sensible shoe. and If be
enman to this stare we sell him
'
Ralston Health
=Shoes=
Why? Because they fit the foot et the start.
They are bentos the wholesome, hygienic Nsea
of the natural human foot* You need not hes
Itate to discard those old, comfortable shots—
yoe*ll find a new pair of RaisUas last exactly
as comfortable the first day yon wear them.
ICOMB IN AND TRY ON A PAIRS
J. M. Belk Comp’y
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