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Mount Airy News

Location

Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1908

Page

3

Local Families Move West and Farm News Highlighted

Mrs Ida Armfield leaves for Coaldale West Virginia to join her husband. Carl Low and wife relocate to New Mexico. W H Inscore family travels to Washington state seeking fortune. L A Speas of Huntsville North Carolina visits Arm family with Dr Paul and child Martha. Orchard tour, new mules, rising fruit interest, and seven new phone lines announced. Judge Pritchard spoke at Dobson urging Prohibition voters to act on May 26.

Ida Armfield Coaldale W. Va Carl Low New Mexico W. H. Inscore Haynes Young Sparger Fulcher Mountain Liewvap Mt. Airy Galax Elkin Dobson Pilot Mountain Siloam Judge Pritchards

Rockford Route No 1 News Highlights Local Events

Rev R N Floyd of Boonville NC delivered a petition lecture at Double Creek Christian Church last Sunday at 11 am and preached at 5 pm. Mrs Bertha Hemmings of Mt Airy NC is seriously ill at her parents home. Sunday School convention for Rockford Township to meet at Double Creek Church on the fourth Sunday in June. Mrs J W Harbour is ill with the phthisic this week.

R. N. Floyd Boonville N. C Double Creek Christian Church Bertha Hemmings Mt. Airy N. C Rockford Township J. W. Harbour

Night riders blamed for tobacco bed fires in Davidson County

A telephone message from Winston-Salem reports two tobacco beds owned by F. C. of Friedburg Davidson county were destroyed last night. J Fish el doubts local neighbors caused the damage and argues it was the work of night riders. Although Kentucky night rider veterans are not blamed, authorities suspect Davidson county night riders.

Winston-Salem N. C F. C Friedburg Davidson County J. Fishel Kentucky

Devoe Paint Compared and Sold by Merritt

An old sales note contrasts two paints both seeming alike but differing in quality and cost. It urges choosing Devoe by name and by efficiency, noting one paint lasts longer and costs less per job, with W. E. Merritt as the local dealer and a plug for DeWitt's Witch Hazel.

Devoe Trul F. W. Devoe & CO W. E. Merritt DeWitt JH Gwyn

Ladies Aid Society Meets at Mrs Gilmer Home

The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church met with Mrs Will Gilmer Tuesday afternoon at her Main street home. After the regular business the study of China was taken up with much interest. Dainty refreshments were served after business and study hours.

Ladies Aid Society of the P Terian Church Will Gilmer Main Street China

Aborigines Club Meeting Delights Residents at Pine Street

The Aborigines Club met with Mrs. T. B. McCargo on Pine Street last Friday at 2 30 PM. A fine program featured music quotations and discussions of current topics. Hostess served cream and cake after the event.

T. B. McCargo Pine Street

Memorial service set at Methodist Church May 10

The Daughters of the Confederacy announce a memorial service at the Methodist Church on Sunday afternoon May 10 at 3 30 o clock. Rev D Vance Price will give the prayer and Rev John A Gilmer will deliver the recitation address. The choir will sing and the quartette will entertain with The Old Camp Ground followed by a benediction by Rev J E Smith.

Daughters of the Confederacy Methodist Church D. Vance Price John A. Gilmer J. E. Smith

Mysterious Figure Puzzle From a Family Ledger

A perplexing arithmetic riddle asks to count living brothers, living sisters, and deceased siblings. By doubling, adding, and multiplying, the result yields a three digit number where the left, middle, and right digits represent living brothers, living sisters, and deaths respectively. The example concludes with a note on the strange numerical feat.

Husband Questions Hair From Another Amy

He confronts his wife over wearing another woman's hair as she calmly replies in a poised exchange. The scene shows tension between spouses as the implied claim tests trust and propriety in their relationship.

Had a Little Reminder About a Beloved Community Figure

A fragment recalls community praise for a late, esteemed man named Skinner praised for his broad mind and big heart. The quote asks how his widow learned of his untold talents, hinting at a local obituary or tribute note.

Skinner Pean

Bishop urges prayer for husbands and wives noted

The Kansas City Star quotes a Buffalo bishop advising single women to pray for husbands. The remark also suggests married women might pray for their husbands as well.

Buffalo Kansas City Star

Taking Fuel Along On a Sea Voyage

Patrick and Michael cross the ocean to America. Pat falls ill and dies. Burial at sea uses coal weights instead of lead after loss. Mike gazes at his friend and jokes that they made Pat bring his own coal.

Patrick Michael America Pat Mike

Veterans reunite in Prohibition fight at local church

Three Confederate veterans from Statesville R. A. Spainhour 8. J. Grnnning and J. M. Mitchell sit together on one bench at a Baptist church in Wilkesboro. They volunteered at war start, joined same company, fought to Appomattox, and now work shoulder to shoulder in a May prohibition battle.

R. A. Spainhour J. Grnnning J. M. Mitchell Statesville Appomattox Wilkesboro

Land Sale Under Court Order in Surry County

By virtue of an order of the Superior Court of Surry County I will sell at auction on May 6 1908 at one oclock P M a 94 acre tract of land in Surry County adjoining G Warver J A Haynes Josephine and John Joyce B T Gillespie and Thomas Badgett known as the James Haynes land. Terms are one third cash one third in twelve months and the remainder in two years with note and security. Also sold at same time a small amount of household furniture for cash. Sale for partition. W L Reece. April 9 1908.

Superior Court of Surry County Thic N. C G. Warver J A Haynes Josephine John Joyce B T Gillespie Thomas Badgett James Haynes W L Reece

Pills Claim Quick Liver Relief and Clear Skin

Advertisement notes Rings Little Liver Pills by W. McPherson and Co claim to ease billious ness and sick headache and promise clearer skin with an advertised price.

W. Mcpherson and Co

Notice of land partition sale in Surry County North Carolina

Court of Surry County commissioner will auction real estate at Cheney residence in Surry County on May 14 1908. Two tracts totaling 356 acres on Ararat River and Pilot Creek known as Polly nny home place and hn place will be offered in ten lots with terms four thousand in cash and four thousand on 12 months. Sale for partition. April 4 1908. C B Denny Commissioner.

Superior Court of Surry County Cheney N. C Ararat River N. J. Falk James Flinchum H. M. Falk Polly Nny Pilot Creek John Denny Edmon Stone E. Dodson Denny Pinnacle

ManZan Pile Remedy Sold by J W Meghereen Co

Advert describes ManZan Pile Remedy offered at 50 cents. Guaranteed to relieve piles with easy use. Sold by J W Meghereen and Co.

Iles J. W. Meghereen and Co

Trustes Sale of 1908 Real Estate in Pilot Mountain NC

Public auction to the highest bidder in Pilot Mountain North Carolina on May 16 1908 at 3 pm. The sale includes a 25 acre tract in Surry County adjoining Dodson and others, conveyed to Riley Bennetts from his mother Formelia Whitaker, to satisfy a debt to O N Swanson with cash terms. Trustee W R Badgett administers the sale.

Riley Bennett Martha Surry County Pilot Bank & Trust Co Pilot Mountain N. C Union Real Estate Dodson Beni On Maple Aramitta Flinchums J Dodson F. M. Dodson Peter Bennetts Otis Beer Rebecca Denny Joma Sanne Isters Ourry County N.C Riley Sam Bennetts W. R. Badgett

Picture Post Cards and Frames Exhibit

An ad promotes picture post cards at 1.50 per dozen and a display of inexpensive frames. It notes Franklin always delivers quality work regardless of price.

Franklin

Dont You Want a Fire RF D 2

A fragment signals a rural delivery route reference with a possible local interest in fire safety or utility services. The readable text hints at a question about a rural route number and a fire related topic, without full context or details.

Receivers Sale at Mt Airy Plant Site

A court ordered sale of the North State Robbin Company property in Mt Airy, including the factory lot adjoining W P Gimer and the Mt Airy and Eastern Railway. The sale set for May 29 1908 at 120 oclock provides one third cash six months and balance in twelve months with the machinery in first class condition. Receiver announces details of the sale in Sepesion court proceeding against C S Hanks and wife as plaintiffs.

Sepesion C. S. Hanks North State Robbin Company Towit Mt. Airy W. P. Gimer Mount Airy

Mt Airy Market Produce Prices Today

Mt Airy market report lists fluctuating prices for wheat ham and eggs with cts readings. Items include dried apples butter potatoes apples and flour with various price ranges across the market.

Mt. Airy Produce Market Report Mt. Airy

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