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VOL. XXIII.
GASTONIA, N. C FiUDAY, MARCH 3, 1011.
NO. 18.
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MASONS HAVE BIG TIME.
GASI0N BILLS PASS.
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. CHILD BLKADS TO DEATH.
Cat Its Tongue Tuesday and Died
Rniulav Fmm Slow Xjnmm of Blood.
Correspondence of Tbe Gazette.
- DALLAS, ROUTE 2, March 2.
Carl Clifton, the Infant son of Mr.
and lira. CarlTinbereer. died almost
suddenly Sunday morning; about 2
o'clock The child tell last Tuesday
and slightly cut his tongue and slow
ly bled to death. Funeral exercises
4 were conducted C at the Lutheran
chuTch at Dallas .Monday at 11
o'clock. The bereaved ones have the
avtnnathv nt tha rnmmunttv.
Mr, B. Li. - smiio auenaea court
In Gastonia, Tuesday.-Misses Lo
rena and Lucy mlth were the guests
of "Miss Lathie Smith Tuesday and
Wednesday. ,
Misses "Myrtle and Grace Robinson
visited Miss Noll Setter Saturday.
The school of this district closed
Saturday afternoon. The pupils had
a "spoiling bee" and a sumuber of
vtaitnrlt were there to hear them
Though it was snort term u was
very profitable one.
Mt. T. A. Setier was a visitor to
Stanly Tuesday.-Mrs, T. A. Setier
and Mrs. W. B. Smith visited Mrs.
John' White Tuesdsy. Mesdames
McCombs snd Mason, of Stanley,
were the guests of Mrs. B. L. Smith
Saturday.
LORAY. LOCALS.
Correspondence of The Oasette.
.CORAY -MILLS, March 2. Mr.
Bart (Morrison died at his home here
last Friday and his body was buried
In the Loray cemetery Saturday af
ternoon. ' Rev. A. 8. Anderson, con
ducted the funeral services.
Mr. J. R. Young spent Saturday
and Sunday with his uncle, Dr. G. E.
Young, at Forest City.; Dr. Young Is
suffering from a" stroke of paralysis.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J, Moss spent the
week-end with the former's parents
at Olendals, 8. C Miss Frownle
Wyatt has been very sick with the
grip for the past week. Miss Annie
Newton, who hss been sick for the
past few days, is able to be out again.
Mr. Will Gilliam Is confined to his
room with grip this week. Mrs. W.
F. Riddle has returned home after
spending a week with her parents st
Kings 'Mountain. Miss Lucy Currie.
of Charlotte, Is visiting friends here
this week. Miss-Nannie Weir, of
Tucapau, spent last week with Mies
Cora Baker. Mr. Robert Bradley,
who has been working at Bennetts
vine, 8; C, since the first of the year,
has returned to Oastonla.
Misses Cots Baker and Lola Smith
spent Sunday . with Miss Claudia
Harris" st Kings Mountain. Messrs.
Norman Morrow and E. C. Robinson
spent Sunday in Bessemer City.
Miss Earley Bell spent Sundsy with
her parents In G rover 'Mr, W. R.
Msuney came over from Greensboro
Wednesday to visit friends and rela
tives here. Mr, Haskel Beard, who
recently went from here to Easley,
S. C, to accept a position as second
hand n the doth room with the Eas
ley -Mfg. Co.r was over on a short
visit Saturday. Mr. Louis Lockmsn
hss. resigned his position ss loom
fixer and wil return to Ms home
near Spartanburg. Mr. Oliver May
field spent Sundsy with relstlves in
Spartanburg. Mr. Lee Corn has re
turned home from KInston, where he
has been attending school. Mrs.
Katie Bell has rented her bomenear
Grover and will move back to the
Loray In a few days. Miss Robbie
Corn; is able to be out again after be
k M fined to her room for several
. a
dav with grip.
t h inriir a young man's fancy
lightly turns tp thoughts of love,"
and Judging from the numerous lov
ing couples thst were strolling
around In the park last Sunday af
ternoon, its sure nuff so.
Many Loray people are attending
court In Gastonia this week.
BESSEMER ROUTE ONE, NEWS.
Correspondence of The Gatxette.
. . (BESSEMER CITY. Route 1, March
I The school at Fair View losed
Urt -Tuesdaywlth "Missj Fannie
Brown, of Chester. S. C teacher.
Miss BrowH hss taught school . at
Fair View for thres winters and m
tcught an excellent schoo each win
ter." . : ; ' , . . .
Misses Ella Kiserr and Lizzie Car
penter, . of High Shoals, were the
guests, lsst Saturday and Sunday of
Misses Myrtle and Sunle Carpenter,
of Cherry vllle. Mr. and Mrs. M. F.
Payseur, were Gastonia shoppers last
Thursday. Messrs. Tate Kiser and
Loy Carpenter, of Long Shoals, spent
last Saturday and Sunday with
Messrs. Clyde and Arthur Caroenter.
1 Misses Annie Payseur and Lula
Bridges spent last Saturday and
Sunday visiting in King's 'Mountain.
Miss Myrtle Carpenter entertained
a number of her friends last Satur
day night. Among those present
were Misses Fannie BrowV Ella
Kiser, Lizzie Carpenter, Mary Jane
Mauney, Cara and Jane Stroupe, and
Sumnle Carpenter. Messrs. Tate
Kiser, Lay Carpenter, Arthur Sellers,
Esley Snead, Andrew 'Mauney, Clyde,
Arthurs and Everett Carpenter. All
report a most delightful evening.
Mr. Anderson Hager was in King's
Mountain last Saturday, having some
dental work done. Mr. J. A. Hager,
was a business visitor to Oastonla
last Monday. Mr. Herbert Beam of
Cherryville, spent last Saturday and
Sunday with his uncle, Mr. David
Faker, of King's Mountsin.
The people of Carolina school have
organized a Sunday school snd think
it will be well attended. There were
41 on ( roll last Sunday. '
Mr. Thomas S. Royster, mall car
rier on route one, went to see his
wil last' Saturday, bhe is in the
hospital at Shelby. 'Mrs. Royster has
been operated on twice at the hos
pital It seems that she is not get
ting along very well. We hope she
wil br back at her home soon.
Mr. Augustus Clark, who Is at
tending schoof st Cherryville, this
winter, visited home folks last Sun
day. 'Mrs. Sylvanu Beam spent a
few days last week with her brother,
Mr. Sylvanus Mauney. Miss Fer
ris Froneberger, of Cherryville,
visited home folks last Saturday and
Sunday.
MR, J. P. SHEITON DEAD.
Highly Esteemed Citizen of Stanley
Succumbs to Stroke of Paralysis
Was Sixty-Pour Years Old.
Correspondence of The Gazette
STANLEY, March ?. After suf
fering since the 14th from a stroke
of paralysis, Mr. Julius P. Shelton
died st his home Sunday morning
about 2:05 o'clock. He was strick
en so severely that It was feared
from the very first that he Would not
recover and ,the end coming as soon
as it did was not unexpected.
Mr. Shelton was 64 years old sjid
is survived by a wife, two daughters
snd three sons, all of whom are mar
ried, and a number of grandchildren,
who have the sympathy of their
many friends in this bereavement.
Mr. Shelton was a loyal member
of the Methodist church here and at
tended the services as regularly as
his health would permit and his pres
ence will be greatly missed. Rev. W.
S. Hales, his pastor, conducted the
funeral services Monday morning at
10 oclock and the remains were laid
to rest in Christ's church cemetery
Mrs. Shelton will In the future
make her home with her son, Mr. Al
fred Shelton, who lives at the old
Shelton home, three miles west of
town.
. Mr. and Mrs. George Shelton, of
Matthews, and Mr. and Mrs. Beatty,
of Charlotte, returned to their homes
Monday evening. (Mr. Fred F-nsr
la home from Marshville visiting his
mother for a few days. Mrs. "J. T.
Deal, ofLexlngton, is visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Peterson.
High. Shoals News. (
Correspondence of The Gazette. ,
HIGH SHOALS, March 2. Mr." J.
W. Daniels spent several day last
week in Baltimore buying dry goods
for- the spring season. Mise Ida
Cronlster spent Saturday and Sunday
with her sister Mrs. G. W. Aber
nethy, at Stanley Mr. D. B. Lynn
and Mrs. A. C. Fox bare been right
sick the last' week with'pneumonia.
but we ar glad) to state' they are
much better, at the present writing.
Rev. J. E. Croneter filled Rev.
Mr. Caldwell's appointment at Mount
ZIon Sunday.
We are glad to see our people
taking so much interest in music.
The cornet band Is still practicing
regularly, and getting in nice shape,
a string band was organized recently
and is getting along well. We wish
them much suuecess in their work.
The school and mill girls played
an interesting game of basket ball
Saturday in the afternoon. Mr. and
Mrs. E. A. Black visited 'Mr. James
Lazenby Sunday. Mrs. Ida Aber
nathy is going to move to her farm
neaT Alexis this week. Mr. Fred
Browne of Lincolnton, visited his
mother Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.
James Clark spent Sunday in Lin
colnton. Mrs. J. M. Broome spent
Saturday and Sunday in Lincolnton
viBtting. Rev. O. E. Hinson gave a
helpful and an interesting talk to tbe
children at the graded school this
morning which was highly appreciat
ed. Mr. Rodgers, of Lancaster, S. C,
is spending a few days with his
daughter, Mrs. Nesblt.
LIXWOOD COLLEGE LOCALS.
Correspondence of The Gazette.
LIN WOOD COLLEGE, March 1.
We enjoyed the twenty-second of
February to the fullest extent. We
college girls are proud of Washing-
ton; We love and revere him and
how thankful we 8Te to celebrate his
birthday. It always brings about a
pleasant time for us and best of all
a good dinner.
Miss Ethel Spencer is spending a
week with her sister, Mrs. Will
Whiteside, who is one of the matrons
st Llnwood. Miss Lillle Lawson re
turned Tuesday to resume her work
as she has been away on account of
her sister's illness. Miss Nellie Big
ham spent Saturday night and Sab
bath with Mr. and Mrs. John An
thony in the country. 'Miss Mamie
McGill spent Sabbath with Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Whitesldes in Gastonia.
Mr. and Mts. John Lindsay have
gone to Tennessee to spend s while
with relatives. Mr. J. E. Taylor, of
Lancaster, S. C, visited his daughter,
Miss Hattie, who is a member of tbe
faculty at Llnwood. Mr. Taylor was
accompanied out to Llnwood by Dr.
D. A. Garrison, of Gastonia.
Miss Emma 'McGill spent Tuesday
with friends at the college. Misses
Farte Quinn, Lels Blgham and 'Marie
Simpson spent Saturday night and
Sabbath with Mrs. John Carson. A
party was given, in their honor by
Miss Mary Anthony.
'Monday afternoon Misses Sudie
Brooks, Clyde Cain, Laura Feather
stone, Myrtle Fespermsn, Ova 'Mitch
ell snd Harriett Vernoel, accompani
ed by Miss Fanet Alexander, a mem
ber of tbe faculty, left the college t
1:30 o'clock for Kings Mountain and
by 5:30 o'clock she was back at the
college. They spent an hour in the
(own shopping and conversing with
friends. We are proud of our
"Champion Walkers" and are glad
that they are bringing back the old
time fashion of traveling for even
the poor can afford travel by foot
if they put forth the zeal and effort
tha the L. F. C. girls do.
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Mount Holly Matters.
Correspondence of The Gazette.
.MOUNT HOLLY, March 2. Mr.C.
E. Hutchison is having a central
office for the Nlms, Woodlawn and
Armon Mfg. Cos fitted' up in the
old Academy building
' Mrs. T. A. Dunn Is on a visit to her
people in Martinsburg, W. Vs.
. Miss Bee Grice spent lsst week in
Paw Creek with her sister, Mrs. M.
J. Hipp. ; ;; ' :
Rev. J. A.' 'Bowles went to Lln
oolnton Monday to attend a district
preachers' meeting. '
Dr. S. 8. Tururentlne and Rev. H.
K. Boyer will deliver addresses here
on the second- Sunday inght ,ln the
interest of missions.
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Building Handsome Home. -
Mr. Mae Bradley has in course of
erection a handsome brick residence
at the Loray.TIt Is located" Just west
of his present residence. When
completed he will occupy it. -
BOYS ARE ACQUITTED.
Clarence Moore and Brady Clemmer
on Trial For Killing of Lude Bur
gess Cane Now With Jury
Other Cases Disposed Of Grand
Jury's Report Criminal Docket
Still Holds Number of Cases.
Clarence Moore and Brady Clem
mer, two young white boys, aged
abuut 14 and 16 years, were placed
on trial this morning when court
convened at 9:30 on a charge of
manslaughter. The charge against
them la that, through criminal negli
gence, they shot and killed Lude
'Burgees, a young mill operative of
Plneville, who was on a visit to rela
tives at the Flint Mill here. The
killing occurured on the day before
Christmas. Attorney O. F. 'Mason
defended the accused boys and Solici
tor George W. Wilson prosecutued
for the State. Judge Biggs began
his charge to the jury at noon.
Later: The Jury returned a ver
dict of not, guilty.
There are yet about thirty cases
on the criminal docket and it will re
quire strenuous work to reach the
end by to-morrow night, which will
round out a solid week of criminal
court.
YESTERDAY'S CASES.
The following cases were disposed
of yesterday:
State vs. G. W. Taylor, retailing,
fined $100 and costs.
State vb. Alvin Johnson, retailing,
four months on the roads.
State vs. Burgin, retailing, fined
$25 and costs, required to give bond
in the suum of $100 to appear at
each court for 12 months and show
that he has not sold liquor.
State vs. John Short, retailing,
four months on roads.
State vs. Ernest Lineberger, false
pretence, nol pros.
State vs. Jim Bobbins and Forest
Elmore, affray, fined $10 and the
costs each.
R. L. Ray, assault and battery, de
fendant to pay doctor's bill of $15.
Clem Watts, alias White, assault
with dealy weapon, four months on
the roads.
Jim Brandon, carrying concealed
weapons, sixty days on roads.
State vs. George Torrence, assault,
fined $10 and costs.
State vs. Enos Walls, retailing,
fined $25 and costs.
State vs. Enest Lineberger, gamb
ling, fined $10 and costs.
In a number, of cases called yes
terday the defendants were called
and tailed, the record being judg
ment nisi sci fa and capias.
The following cases have lieeu
disposed of since noon Tuesday.
State vs Will Black, larceny, four
i .on hi on the roads.
.... te vs Mary McGill, assa l.t w.th
deadly weapon, four months in jail.
State vs Press Cobb, retailing, five
cases, one year on the roads.
State vs Robert Brown, assault,
fined.$10 and costs.
State vs Oliver Parker, assault
with deadly weapon, Judgment sus
pended on payment of costs.
State vs Walter Bryant, retailing,
ctiiee months on the roads.
State vs Will Bryant, retailing, six
tronths on the roads.
State vs Ed Fonstal, larceny, six
months on the roads.
State vs Joshau Lea, assault with
intent to commit rape, thirty days
on the roads.
State vs D. A. Lynn, larcey, not
guilty.
State vs B?lla Washington f and a,
nol pros.
State vs Sam Patrick, f and a, not
guilty.
State vs Walter Deaton and Mar
tin Kanlpe, f and a, fined $10 each
and the costs.
State vs Will Hayes, Green Mc
Lean and Kirk Hoffman, gambling,
e-w-u i1n;d $15 aiid ccets. .
Siat vs. 'Rnrvey Merrill, Isrceny,
judgment suspended on payment of
costs.
SUMMARY OF DOCKET. 1
Following is a summary of the
criminal docket, showing the classi
fication of the 131 . cases thereon:
Fornlcaction and adultery, 8; aban
donment. 2, retailing, 32; assault
. (Continued on page 4.)
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Aver One Hundred Visitors Tuesday
' viirh a. a n mi I, f .-.1
to Rank of Master Mason Those
JTio Were Prevent From Other
Lodges.
k Tuesday night was the occasion
I Of a smoker given by Gastonia Lodge
No. 369 Masons and the event was
the most largely attended and one ot
the most interesting gatherings of
Masons ever held in Gastonia or
Gaston county. It was the first time
the lodge had entertained in its
handsome new hall on the fifth floor
of the Realty building.
The occasion of this large gather
ing of Masons from over the county
and from other points was the rais
ing of Mr. A. G. Man gum, of Gas
tonia, to the rank of Master Mason.
The ceremonies attendant upon the
conferring of this rank furnished
much pleasure, 'twas averred, to
those, present.
A feature of the evening was the
large number of speeches by promi
nent Masons, among those addressing
the assemblage being Judge J. Craw
ford Biggs, of Durham, who Is here
holding court; Hon. C. R. Hoey,
Messrs. A. G. Mangum, R. C. Ander
son, O. F. Mason, Thomas T. B. Wil
liams. J. L. Stacy, J. F. Scott, T. B.
Leonhardt, G. H. Marvin, J. J. Beach,
F. Dilling. W. C. Felmster, J. S.
Wray, J. R. Lewis and J. H. Separk.
Including the visitors, who num
bered 119, there were about 225
present. Following is a list of the
visitors:
Lowell Lodge No. 590: G. A. Big
gers, L. A. Stone, E. N. Crowder, J.
L. Robinson, J. W. Reid. R. B.
Shields, P. W. Hand, P. P. Murphy.
South Fork' Lodge No. 462, Mc
Adenvllle: A. A. Armstrong, W. L.
Walters, J. C. Poole, W. A. Bentley,
M. J. CrlcKmore, J. M. Teague, P. B.
Hall, G. W. Rumfelt, J. E. Anderson,
E. C. Ray. A. K. Hembree, J. C.
Walker, G. L. Wright, W. D. Poole,
J. E. Watts, J. F. -McRae, J. I. Ham
mett, M. J. Ray, L. N. Glenn.
Cherryville Lodge No. 605: M. L.
Craft, A. H. Huss, A. D. Gates, T. B.
Leonhardt, G. Lee Beam, J. B.
Houser, E. C. Brown, W. H. Houser,
H. S. Sellers. J. C. Ballard. J. 8. P.
Carpenter, J. M. Beam, R. J. Morri
son.
Whetstone Lodge No. 615, Besse
mer City: S. J. Durham, C. E. Whit
ney, A. W. Harmon, C. A. Kiser, R.
E. Scarboro, W. L. Ormand, R. P.
Collins, S. R. Beam, D. K. Tate, J.
J. Omand, C. C. Clark, H. W. Clark,
T. S. Clark, B. F. Beamguard, I. A.
White, D. A. Garrison.
Mount Holly Lodge No. 544: A. U.
Stroup, George Grice, J. F. 'Hoffman.
Walden Lodge No. 274, Green?
vllle, S. C: Charles H. Gibson.
Fairview Lodge No. 339, Kings
Mountain: Charlea Dilling, W. P.
Fulton, M. L. Harmon, J. S. Llpford,
J. J. Beach, C. B. Falls, W. S. Dilling,
T. P. McGill, L. P. Baker, F. Dilling,
"J. M. Patterson, G. T. Boone.
Gaston Lodge No. 263, Dallas: G.
R. Rhyne, M. E. Hoffman, O. F. Ma
son. W. D. Robinson, C. C. Craig,
R. O. Costner, E. E. Detter, A. V.
Summer. J. D. Derr, A. L. Bulwinkle,
P. D. Summey, F. H. Robinson, A. R.
Holland, A. Stovall, A. J. Smith, J.
R. Lewis, W. N. Brown, S. A. Wil
kins. Faiston Lodge No. 356: A. B. Har
relson. Perry Wright.
Fountain Inn Lodge, Fountain
Inn, S. C: J. R. Young.
Union Lodge No. 75, Union, S. C:
John Acock.
Jackson 'Lodge No. 53, Lancaster,
S. C: W. B. Knight. f
Tucapau Lodge No. 253, Tucapau,
S. C: T. M. Mclntire, C. L. Chandler.
Penta Lodge No. 88, Barnesville,
Ga.: A. L. Perdue.
Lodge No. 9, Philadelphia, Pa.: J.
F. Scott
Royal White Heart Lodge No. 2,
Halifax: E. W. Gillam.
HIghbriten Lodge No. 262, Lenoir:
J. L. Bush.
Mars Hill Lodge No. 370, Mars
Hill: G. W. Corn.
Alpine Lodge No. 208, Clover, S.
C: T. H. Riddle, J. L. Stacy, H. L.
Wright, J. Howard Jackson, J. W.
Campbell, Thomas T. B. Williams, L.
L. Brison, F. E. Clinton.
Durham Lodge No. 352: Judge J.
Crawford Biggs.
George Washington Lodge No. 82,
Ansonia, Conn.: G. H. Marvin.
Newton Lodge No. 54, Newton: W.
C. Felmster. ' ;
Lee Lodge No. 454, Opellka. Ala.:
G. R. Spencer. "
Clifton Lodge No. 215, Clifton. S.
C.: Dr. O. G. Falls. ' .
"Cleveland Lodge No,4 202, Shelby:
Clyde R. Hoey. Will R. Hoey."
. Lincoln Lodge No. 187, .Lincoln-
Bill For Bona Issue Has . Passed
Both Houuses Salary Bill For
County Officers Becomes a Lav
uuaii to be rrotecteo umer
Loral Bills of Interest.
rne uazette received tnis morning
from Raleigh very Important and in
teresting Information relative to
Gaston county legislation. Below Is
given a brief summary of the more
important bills acted upon up to
date:
The bill to place tbe officers of
Gaston county on a salary basis has
passed and enrolled for ratification.
The original bill was amended so as
to allow the clerk of the court $2,000
instead of $1,800 and reducing the
sheriff's salary from $2,600 to
$2,000 also appointing tax collectors
for each township in the county ex
cept Gastonia township, the sheriff
being made tax collector for it. The
original text of this bill was publish
ed in a recent issue of The Gazette
The bill to classify the county
commissioners has been ratified.
This act, it is understood, fixes the
election of county commissioners in
Gaston so that only two of the six
will retire at any one time, there al
ways remaining four old member
on the board. Later we hope to give
our readers this bill in fu.ll.
A bill to protect quail In Gaston,
county for two years has been rati
fied. 1
A bill to allow the commissioner
of Mecklenburg and Gaston counties,
to build a bridge across the Catawba
river at Sloan's ferry has passed
both houses.
A bill to allow the town of Cherry
vllle to issue bonds for municipal im
provements has been passed and rat
ified. A bill to allow the town of Gas
tonia to issue bonds for municipal
improvements passed all of its read
ings in the Senate and yesterday
passed the House.
A bill to amend the charter of th
town of Stanley has been passed and
enrolled for ratification.
FLINT MILL NEWS.
Correspondence of The Gazette.
FLINT MILL, March 1. Mrs.
Mary Pettus, who went to the Pres
byterian Hospital at Charlotte' Sun
day, wil be operated on to-day for
pendicitis. Miss Callie Wither,
been suffering from an attack of ap
pendecltls. Miss Callie Withers,
who has been spending the week
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R
Withers, has returned to Llnwood
College. Mrs. D. J. Gardner and
Mrs. Will Hoffman spent last Thurs
day with Mrs. Charles Ward. Mrs. ,
Nettle Ross, of Clifton, S. C, spent
the week-end with her parents, Mt.
and Mrs. Howell. Mr . William
Chandler, of Lowell, was here Satur
day. Mr. and Mrs. Durham Weaver
will go to Lincolnton Saturday to
spend a few days with Mr. Weaver'
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partem, Air. auu nri. v. xr. Yrowr
'Miss Eula Sherrili has gone to
Stanley Creek to spend the week.
Mr. Arthur Harkey, of Booger Town
spent Saturday night with .friends at
the Flint. Miss Eula Stowe will
spend Saturday and Sunday with
friends at Belmont
CLOVER CULLINGS.
Correspondence of The Gazette.
CLOVER, S. C, March 3. Mia
Jennie Forbes, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John Forbes, died last Tuesday
at noon, after a lingering illness,
dating since before Christmas, of
consumption. Miss Forbes was
bright girl, one loved by all who
knew her. She leaves a father and
mother, two brothers snd two sister
to mourun her departure. Her re
mains were laid to rest in St Paul'
cemetery Wednesday at noon.
Herald Changes Hands.
.s JurV
'Mr. J. T. Westmoreland has
chased fom Mr. C. A. Bury The KJjrg
Mountain Herald, publication of
which was suspended a week or two
ago, and expects to start it up again
at once. He has moved the plant
into the second floor of the new Hord
building. Mr. Westmoreland ha
been formeman of The Gaston' Pro
gress since it started. He came bar
from Mount Airy. . - ,
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ton: J.. M. Relnhardt , ' - . ,
spartan Lodge No. 70, Spartaa
burg,S. C: J. N. Boeder.
Plneville Lodge No. 445. Pinevllls?
W. H. Thrower.