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LOCAL AND rEUSOXAL. Miss Alma Dula, of King Greek, Vr la Lenoir last week on busi ness. The BUte Democratic Conven tion will be held in Charlotte Jane 24th, next. Miss Lillie Jones, of the Valley, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Alex Hall In Hickory. Rev. 0. A. Monroe was in Le noir Friday on his way to Morti mer to preach Sunday. Mr.-Ed. Tattle, of Gastonia, who has been visiting in Lenoir re turned to Gastonia Friday. Mrs. Robert C. Campbell left several days ago, for Spartanburg, where she goes to visit her people. Rev. J. H. Weaver, who spent part of last week in Lenoir, re turned to his home in Hickory Saturday. Miss Joyce Hickerson, and Mr Zeb Miller went to Hickory Sat urday to see the play "Yankee Drummers." W. R. Martin. Sunt, of the Wilson Lumber Co. at North Wilkesboro, is in Lenoir on busi ness for the Co. Miss Lina Caison, who has been North buyiug Mr. Courtney's spring millinery stock returned home last Friday. Mrs. J. M. Aired, of Granite Falls, came to Lenoir Saturday to visit her son, Mr. Fred Aired, who is sick with La Grippe. H. L. Doty, who was called to Ohio some ten days ago, on account of the death of his mother, re turned last Saturday morning. Mr. Clyde Rabb, of Catawba College, at Xewtou, came to Le noir Saturday to spend Suuday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Rabb. The special meeting now being held in thr Methodist church will continue every evening this week at 7:30. The public urgently invited to In? present and take part in the service. Mr. J. W. Bean died of pneumo nia at his home in North Catawba last Sunday and his remains were burled at North Catawba church Monday. Mr. Bean leaves a wid ow and two children. A Special Communication of Hi briten Lodge No. 262 A. F. & A. M. will be held in the Masonic Hall Thursday night March 19th, 1908, at 7.30 o'clock. Work in the Fourth degree. All visiting brethren invited to meet with us The Chester (S. C.) Lantern of last Friday says, "Here and there trees are putting on their spring dresses of green and some fruit trees are in full bloom." We in this country hardly have a green bud yet, and not a bloom have we seen. Heury Mott, iLce Barnett and Wallace Hendrix, the three men that the jurjin the Fin Wither- spoon case, recommended to be held, have been arrested and are now in jail. The preliminary hearing will begin next Wednes day morning at 10 o'clock before Esq. Tuttle at the court house. Quite a little fire alarm iu East Lenoir at 12 m. yesterday. Mr Harrison's house, in which Mr . . Bnsh lives, caught in the roof and got under a pretty fair headway before anyone got there The people came frem every direc tion and was soon on the the top of the house tearing off shingles and using Water, which soon put a itort to the fire. Very little dam age done. -Miss Head, of Nashville, Tenn -Associate Secretary of the Woman s Home Mission Society, will ad dress the ladies of the Methodist church at 3 p. m. Wednesday at , Methodist chureh. Ladies o the congregations cordially invited to hear her. MJauHead is a very talented woman aimd a gifted tfepffcker. ) At 7;45Mis Head 1 tepeak tgiln. At this service ; th public Is invited to hear her, es rpdctally the children ' and yoang .people as her work is largely among them. Miss Mary Archie, of Concord, is visiting Dr. and Mrs. W. P. Ivey. i Mr. James .Wilson went to Charlotte Saturday to spend sever al days. Mrs. J.-G. Hall went to Hick ory Saturday to visit her son, Mr. Alex Hall. Miss Coodie and Bertha Henkil, of Hickory, visited Mrs. F. T. 8herrill last week. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Whisnant went to Granite Falls Saturday to spend Sunday witbMr. Whisnant's parents. -A friend infyrms as that Mr. Walter P. Spencer and Miss Lelia Franklin, or Joun's itiver, were married last Sunday. T. B. Walker, who has been liv ing in the Clarke house, ou Main St., moved yesterday to W. A.. Ful wood's . new house in South Lenoir. Dr. Whaler, of Catawba College, Newton, and eight members of his choir, held a union service with the Presbyterian and Reformed congregations here last Sunday at the Presbyterian church. Dr. Whaler is a good practical thinker and preacher and impressed our people quite favor ably. The fine music by the well trained choir was an interesting feature and much enjoyed. Next Sunday Dr. Clapp, of Newton, wiU preach sF special prohibition sermon at the Reformed church in this place, when the Presbyterian congregation and others are cordi ally invited to be present and par ticipate in the services. onor Roll. Since our last issue the following amed persons have made pay mente to the News on subscriptions: J. E. Deal, J. T. Hayes, Mrs Annie Hayward, W. W. Collins W. Downs, W. L. Harman, P Harman, J. A. Courtney A.L, rnderdownand W. D. Hickman. Revival. Beginning next .Sunday -'L'iuI, there will be a series of meetings eld at the Baptist chi. Hi. 1N . I. P. Walker, the piist. r, will be assisted by Rev. W. li. Rich, of Macon, Ga., who is a tine preach er, ana everyrxmy regaraiess oi church affiliations is cordially in vited to attend and take part in the services. Blowing Rock News. We are pleased to see these pret ty days, though we fear March is borrowing some pretty days from April, anyway. Roads are not so bad now. All the cabbage are leaving the moun tains in a hurry. Messrs. W . II. ragg and son and II. C. Gragg passed through town town to-day with a load of produce starting South. The school will close at Brown's Junction, near this place on the night of the 20th of this month, A wand entertainment will be given. Miss Alice Greene is very sick with La Grippe. We hope she will soon recover. We all miss Prof. Dillinger's presence in this old town since his school closed. We hope to have him back soon to teach for us. Success to the News. A Subscriber. March 9, 1908. Do Not Crowd the Season. Exchange. The first warm days of spring bring with them a desire to get oat and enjoy the exhilirating air and sunshine. Children that have been housed up all the winter are brought out and you wonder where they all came from. The I heavy winter clothing is thrown I l.Ii . a a. f n - - asiae ana many- snea tneir mo tels. Then a , cola wave comes in& people say that grip ; is ,epe- demic. Colds at this Season are even more dangerous than la mid' winter, as there is much more M. M. COURTNEY'S. 111 Al LACES. For the Spring Season are here in the Newest. Daintiest and most de sirable Paterns ever shown in Lenoir. We show a large line of these goods made on Cam bric, Nainsook and Swiss in cheap, medium and fine roods, including many beautiful match set Patterns and Insertions. Coset Cover Embroideries, Shirt waist bands, Embroidered Beadings, All-over Em broideries, Double Edge Embroideries in pretty pat terns for ladies collars. VALESTCIEr:ES LACES. Not only the largest and most comprehensive line, but also the newest and prettiest, direct from our large New York Manufactures and importers. In Match Sets Patterns of Edges and Insertions, Bead ings, All-overs, Footings, etc. Our connection with these large manufacturers en able us to show the newest, up-to-date designs in Laces and Embroideries and all so cheap as to be be low all competition. Don't fail to see our best new things in White Goods. 48 inch French Lawns, Plain and Mercerized, French Batistes, Persian Lawns, India Linens, Long Cloths, Plain Nainsooks and Checked Nainsooks, Barred Lingere new designs. Your inspection and comparison requested both as to quality and prices. i 1318 IS Like Home BUY ONE. Place II By 25 acres and six room house two miles South of Lenoir on railroad $ 1450 00 77 acres and three room house, good orchard, three miles South West of Lenoir 1000 00 12 room house and two acre (Newland Property) 3000 00 112 acre farm five miles from Lenoir on Taylors- ville road 2000 00 Building lots from $ 60 00 to 1000 00 Dwellings from 800 00 to 5000 00 Talk it over with your wife and then see us. Lenoir Realty & Ins. Go. "We Sell The Earth." Wndl9s dDxfl(D)IFi THAT ARE DREAMS. HIGH GRADE SEEDS. Best for The South. For Sale by LeoqIir Drag Co. ma. or. for i.Vi i y -Hi i C'S B r 1 a & Co. You want to be first with Spring Ox fords and for your benefit we are show ing the new Spring Styles early. Come in to day and see them. The showing con sists of the newest ideas designed and are made up lor us in Patent Leather, Tan and in Black Yici Kid by Peters Shoe Co. Never in any previous season have the Oxford Patterns approached in beauty those we have just received. . Be First. Come in To-day. Price $1.50 to $3.50. Yery truly yours. I Southern Rata I ; : Operating, Over 7,000 fliles of Railway, LeMlr'i Cheapen Store tor Qood Good. i. W. Self. . . . ViUICK ROUTE TO ALL POUTS . . . NORTHOUTH-EAST-WEST. Through Trains Between Principal Cities and Resorts AHordlng Flret-Clats Accommodations. Elcfant Pnllatao Sleepinj Cart oa all Taroaih Trains. Dlala(, Club aad Rcser- vitloa Care. For Speed, Comfort and Courteous Employes, travel via the Southern Railway. Rates. Schedules and other information furnished by addressing the undersigned: R. L. Vernon, T. P. A. J. H. Wood, D. P. A. Charlotte, N. C. Asheville, N. C- S. H. Hardwick, P. T. M. W. H. Tayloe, G. P. A. Washington, D. C. A Word to the Wise is Sufficient. Anderson's Pressing Club. $1.00 Per Month Limited to 3 Suits. Small Charge for all Extra Suits. CALL OR 'PHONE ANpERSON'S BARBER SHOP, NO. 54. ""'".MMM MM,,,...... A crowd pressed after a runaway horse; hor rified at the sight of breaking wood and dangl ing harness. The newspaper reported simply "A Runaway," and gave the details of the damage to life and limb. But a tradesman who sold "mail-order harness," along with pots and pans, and sundry other things, could have gone deeper. A flashy looking, but rotten har ness, parted when the spirited animal scared at a passing engine. The moral is plain Always know the maker of your Harness. PRIGE-CLIIIE HARNESS & Till COM, The Harness Makers. T I i danger of pneumonia.
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