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THE POLK COUNTY NEWS. y BUFORg FuBtiSHRR. One Year, . . . Six Mctotha, . . . .". . Three Months, .... ' Always in Advance. THURSDAY, JULY. 25 1907. . MILL SPRING HAPPENINGS. Mill Spring July 23. -Mrs W. ft Mitchell teftilast week for Marion, thence to Knoxoille Tenn. We wish her a safe and pleasant journey. - Mrs De Past, daughter and grandsons left, for Bat Gave last Saturday. May their stay there be pleasant. A Summer guests are beginning to fill the boading house at our place. There is stilt room for others so just come on. Miss M. V. Hague left last Sun day, will board at R. E. Wald rop's while she teaches the school at the Prince School House. A large crowd was in attend ance at Mill Spring church last Sunday- The Protracted meet ing is in session this week. Mrs. W P Edwards and three children spent several days with her mother Mrs Hague last week- MissDaisy Rucker is at home for the meeting this week. Miss Annie L. Waldrops among others will spend this week in and about, Mill Spring. A. Mr. Owens will tach a sing ing school at Mill Spring Babtist church soon. He is now teach ing at Poplar Grove. Farmers aie about throutrh work. Protected meeting, sing ing schools and etc will soon be in, session. May all have a good time. "VEE." Church Directory. COLUMBUS, N. C. Baptist Rev. W. W. Jones pastor, P. O. Address, Campobello, S. C. Preaching 2nd. Sundays at n a. m. and on Saturday before at 2 p. m. Sabbath School evfery Sunday 10 a. m J. P. Axledge, Snjt. Presbyterian T. C. Croker, pastor. ' i Preaching 1st and 3rd. Sundays at if. a m. - V Sunday School Every Sunday 10 a. m. C. C Hampton, Supt. SECRET ORDER. Knights of Pythias J E. Shipraan, C. C J. P. Arledge, K. of R. and S. Meets every Tues. night in hall over P. O. BUSINESS. Iivery Stable J. W. Newman, Prop. Columbus, N. C. Lawyers J. E , Shipman and E . B Cloud. Polk County Telephone Co. - J . G. Hughes Manager and Miss Ada Walke Ex. Operator Columbus, N. C. Hotel J. P. Arledge Prop. Columbus, N. C Railroad Station Tryon, N. C Private Boarding M. C. C Hampton T. E. Walker. Lumber Monufacturers Cloud & West Columbus N. C. PL Rev. Richard Champion and Miss Barnett, of Melvin Hill were happily married Sunday July 20. at the home of the brides parents Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Barnett, it was a quiet home . C i 1 it aiiaimnu none oemg present the immediate family. Rev: Barny Jackson of Bright N. C. pre formed the ceremony in his im- THE News, joins their many friends ill Wl'aVlin rr -tsvm 4-"L XVI CllClll a long and happy life. LANDRUM R, F. D. NO. 1, LOCALS. Undrum, R F D No 1 School opened at the Prince School House last Monday morning. We believe much interest will be manifested and trust that our efforts to render the work ben fital to all, crowned with success. Miss Annie Waldrop is attend ing the Protracted meeting at Mill Spring this week. Blrs. Elizabeth Waldrop of Ruth erfordton is visiting Mr R. E. Waldrop and family. The Protracted meeting at Jackson's Grove will begin 3rd. Sunday in August. .There are just a lot of "brag crops" on the river this year. 'Mr. Hollis Hall, a young man of this community, departed this life last Monday night. Fever was the cause of his death. Death naturally make us feel sad, but God always knows what is best for us. so lets look on the bright aide and try to be ready meet such a summons when it comes May our expressions be a taken of sincere sympathy for the loved ones left to mourn his loss. His body was laid to rest at Landrum, S- C jj Subscribe for The News FOR SALE. 13393 acres of speculation timb ered land in Polk County N. C., on White Oak Mountain, Tryon Moumain, Piney Mountain, on the waters of White Oak Creek, Alston Creek and Camp Creek of Green River. The same being in several tracts, as follows: Section one 2024 two 3108 three 1350 four 981 five 1182 six 788 seven 264 eight 460 nine ten acres y f rt y y if 1101 776 eleven 1031 These lands can be bought in sections or as a whole, at prices that are reasonable and on terms that will be satisfactory. For futher information call on C. B. Justice, Agent, Rutherford ton N. C, or W. M. Justice, Mill RTSeaT listate Brokers need not apply, as I am looking for actual purchasers. 1 also have some 4,000 acres on the waters of Big Hungry and Green River, on the west side of the Bule Ridge and east of the S. & A. rail road, in Henderson County. Parties wishig to see this land will call on S. J. Justice, or W. A. Smith Att'y Hendersonville, N. C. C. B. JUSTICE. Agt. Rutherfordton, it. C. June 24 1907. The Higest Market Pnces of County Produce. Wheat per. bushel ... $1,00. Corn 99 $1,00. Hams " pound 16c. Spring chickens apiece -. 16c. to 20c. Hens apiece .. 26c. thicks 99 ,...25c. Butter per. lb. 20c. Eggs 99 doz. 15c- Corrected by A. L. McMurray, every week. Talk about your breakfast foods, A thousand you can see; I would not have them as a gift. But would have Rocky Moun tain Tea. For Rocky Mountain Tea. For sale by E.E. Missildihe. Tryon and A. McMurray, Colum bus. Advertise in the News. AGENTS I mm I AGENTS TBI GREATEST BOOK OF THE OAT C "CHRIST IN THE CAMP" By Dr. J. William Jons li. ?n aay. received 10 orders." tk-..7tYA Pw. 1 o'clock, sold 7br niafct U hours." L. P. SaivdOTL S-- Worked one day. got 12 orders." ttwrmw a i once TO WMAFTIN a HOYT CO Atlanta, G. Legal BlanKs for sale at the News 0ff.ee. List Of School Committeemen In Polk County. E W Bradley T C Laughter Z V ThoniDSon The following were appointed mist No 31 rt . AXIf B. B. Lancaster Dist. No. 16. Frank Shields K. N. flines W. Belton Feagans Dist No 17. S. B. Weaver J. G. Raburn J. S. Morris Dist. No. 18. J. P. Horn R. L. Briant J. L Branscon Dist. No. 19. D. Houser Ruben Watson J. P, Abrams Dist. No. 21. H. P. Arledge R. M. Eoster J. L. Jackson Dist No 22 J. R. Foster J. M. Lewis J. A. Rucker Dist No 23 J. T. Green W. J. Green E. G. Thompson Dist No 24. H. T. Green Epson Taylor John Fowler Dist No 25 J C Powell Jerry Jackson D D Willi Dist. No, 26 N E. Williams Jesse Green J H Gibbs Dist No 27 W G McMurray J B Jackson W G Gibbs Dist No 28, W W Gibbs W N Dimesdale N L Whitesides Dist No 29 James Jackson M A Jackson D J Halford n School Committeemen in! ;their respective districts, as follows: District No. 1, J. G. Hughes J. P. Arledge F. L. Weaver Dist. No. 2. J. B. Page Perry Newman W. B. Arledge Dist. No. 3. M. N. Hall Richard Owens Wm. Thompson Dist. No. 4. J. T. Waldrop W. C. Champion Jacob Ruppe Dist. No. 5. W. A. Cannon W. F. Swan Silas Fowler Dist. No. 6. J. B. Livingston J. C. Fisher T. T. Ballenger Dist. No. 7. J. M. Mills Zeb Waters. Robert Hipp Dist. No. 8, Warmon Pace Zeb Rhodes Carr Summery Dist. No. 9. W. C. Robertson Joe Forest E. B. Gaice Dist. No, 10. J. W. Edwards Robert Newman Edgar Bradley Dist. No. 11. J. B. Thompson J. B. Arledge J. E. Thompson Dist. No. 12. T, E. Pace Nun Arledge E. J. Bradley Dist. No. 14. J. M. Miller C, W. Davis J. A. Davis Dist. No. 15. W. Y. Mil I i -It" r n Dist No 30, C: H. Wilson Thos. Roddy Monroe Henderson Dist No 32 J H Norville Jesse Stockton t, A Price TRYON NEWS. TRYON, July 24. -The Men's Reading Room Club was organ ized Friday night July 19th, in the rooms of the K. of P. Lodge. The officers of the club are A. Lynch Hill, President; J. ElKs Pearson, Vice-president; W. C. Corcoran, Seceretary; J. Curtis Arledge, Treasurer. The move ment was started recently bv Rev. E.N. Joyner, to whom is due the credit for the formation of the club under such favorable auspices The following young men constitute the charter mem bers: Messrs. A. Lynch Hill, Albert Branon, Curtis Arledge, Geo. F. Hill, Mingus Justice, Fred Jackson, Clayton Pace, Cox Weaver, Joe Mills, J. E Pearson, T. Wigglesworth, M. C. Butler, Cam Livingston, C. S. Ford,Dea ver Kelley, W. Corcoran and Rev. E, N. Joyner. A suite of rooms in the Pearson building were engaged and will be fitted up immediately. J. EJlis Pearson and Miss Mag gie Moore of Pearidge were mar ried Sunday evening by Rev. Rufus Rhodes at the residence of the officiating Minister on Tryon mountain near Saluda. Mr. Pearson is a son of Capt. C. W Pearson formerly of Melrose, now residing near Green River. Mr. Pearson is in the mercantile business having purchased the business of A. H. Williams. Miss Moore is daughter of Nathan Moore, a prosperous farmer of White Oak Township. Mr. and Mrs. Pearson are stopping with Mrs. J. C Cagle. The Trvon Electric 'Lic-hr. Bank off yo Capitaf $IO.OOO Surplus and Undivided Profits OPPICEKS s JOSEPH NORWOOD, Pres T. T. BALLENfiP F, MTSQTT mTT? t ' 1Ce'P L'-tuKjMxjAsjLi xu, v icc-a res. J. B. HESTER, Cashier. JOSEPH NORWOOD L. E. CONNER, f. G. HUGHES F; P. BACON Xlxccr : " J. B. HESTER, E. E. MISS1LDINE, J. & WILSON, B. L. BALLENGER. T. T. E C. W. C. BALLED, WILCOX, Your Business Is Solicited CENTRAL INDUSTRI INSTITUTE Located in Columbus, Polk County, N. C. A preparatory school, an ideal location, health ful climate, fine natural scenery, good pure mountain air and water, buildings and other equipments good, board rates reasonable, splendid dormitory furnished, seperate primary and inter mediate departments, Library and reading room, musical instruments in good repair. Principal and teachers desired for next term. September is the usual month for opening school. For further information call on or correspond with Columbus, J. E. SHIPMAN, North i 1 Vr ater jew- p 4wi 61CS m its teeth Satnrrinv niJh 1 iii6llV. The Company decided not to wait any longer on the Southern Railway ;for permission to lav ... its pipes under the railroad bracks at the crossing near the depot and in the present of tl e depot agent and section master at midnight Saturday the four inch piping was connected and the town will soon have water It is not known just what legal complications may asisefrom the Water Company's action, as tn whether it was acting within its rights, but the situation will be watched with interest bv every one in Tryon, and it is hoped tl e matter may be adjusted without litigation. Born to Mr. and Mrs. A. Lynch HilJ, July 19th a son. Miss Edna Marshbanks of Spartanburg is visiting the Miss es Smith. M,s. H. E. Conner of Hnllv Hill, S. C. is visiting her sen Oliver. Conner at Mrs. S. R Palleys. c REAL ESTATE AISD IJSSVRaM I have some good BARGAINS in REAL ESTATE to off er prospective PURCHASERS. If you have any real estate to sell LIST it with me. I represent several good Insur- ance companies and would like to INSURE ricuFJBKTY. J.F.WILLIAMS, Columbus, N. C. lou way not think it h m m m mm mm 0 PI IRNITI TDK At THE Ezell Daniel COMPANY, Near depot LANDRTTm c n THE NORTH CAROLINA State Normal and Industrial College. Regular Cour. leading to degrees of B-eh.i- . K.chel-r ofSrUn,. " "Koy. Bachelor f ArH. -""...ang tothed.gr,. of Bach.ior of Mu..c. .ttUuury, iuuiou, and lees for use of t l t,. tuition Sl,,Hn. ' '7o , ' THE BLAKESLEE Gas and Gasoline ENGINES Vertical Engines 2 H. P. 4H.P. 1 ' Latest Improvements yvit ready for use. Safe. ReHable. rMmm! Itw No,m,mv POSITIVELY SAFE. uZmui. agthSnKT mniended for gen llaceto SS.1?, eaiytruiuported from miirr " mow reuawe and feall WterwnrV. .tr. ior nnmng pumpt for ff.M.W?!: for drtrlng feed mill.. laad imitMiiZlm J?1", cream separators, lmal of any ktad rnlrinR small power I I uu price list. WHITE, BLAKESLEE MFG. GO. Birmingham. Ala year. For Utf Ihe Normal Drpa schooU ana conegev taught b i. Pedagogy and allied objects. d nC ytar The Commercial Department offers arenVi wrUing. Kfiag and other uJlJZt1 CUO " Thk Departments of Manual Auts and Domestic Scienc, i. To secure board in the dormitories, all fr..; .... July IS- The fall term open, September is: be made before f or catalogue and other information, address, ' J. I. FOUST, President, Greensboro, n. c. Subscribe for the NEWS
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