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EVENING. SEPTEMBER 22, 1921
HURSDAY
HICKORY DAILY RECORD
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Save Money
Tlit Hiaanar Store is always
in a position to save you
iruouty on ywur jeveli' te-
iuauiems.
,,'itr
revr; tacrine?
t onsid!ied.
quality, our prices are always the
, ; .iii.ir yriiat ante? of quality insures the best and means
a the recipient of a gift. Visit our store ot,ten.
-
Geo. E. Bisanar
, a, , optometrist Hickory, N. C.
Local and Personal
Mr.
visitor
-Mr.
visitor
Mrs.
I Walter
! Chai lotto.
Walker Lyerly
in High Point
was u business
yesterday.
O. Simmons
to Newton
was
this
a business
morning.
Waller S. Taylor
( . 1 avltir spent
Miss Eunice Loin left last week m
I response to a telegram to take a
j position as teacher in the graded
I schools at Middleton. Mis Long writ
!os that she is pleased with ituation,
! likes the people and work very much.
Mrs. Cairie Gamble, who is -spend-I
ing some time in Caswell county is
having a delightful time visiting
, a -datives and friends at her girlho d
; heme.
and
today
Mr.
in
Miss Edith Suttlemyre
Monday fri'rn a visit to
lilaidon in Shelby.
return d
Mrs. Q.
.Miss
ganton
of Mrs
Bessie Arrow wood of Mor
was the guest over last night
W. B. Ranisav.
ENTERTAIN AT DINNER
Complimentary to the teachers
of whom their children are pupils,
Mr. and Mrs. George Hall entertain
ed last night at a most delightful
dinner at their home on Sixth street.
The guests included I'rof.
Mrs. R. W. Carver, Misses Garrison,
Fiirai
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HICKORY
INSURANCE & REALTY CO.
General Insurance and Bonds
Service Our Motto ' ? -
1030 14th Street - - Phone 292
NOTICE
NOTICE
u)v now in position to furnish
. iiv- huildorfl Blue Prints with
all
all
mul .nc-eitications. .
Wiiv wait from (JO to 00 days and pay
from '7. 1 n'IOO when wo have a com
pl. t' lint1 and ours are absolutely FREE.
Call in and look them over.
V are also in position to furnish esti
mates on all classes of work, with a p:uar
nntt c of perfect satisfaction, and upkeep of
v lor a )erio(i oi i iiioiiuis.
t business and satisfaction to our
i .; Our Motto.
oi if v;'r
Hone
cu.tomt
Sides & Morgan
ni KA TORS
0,.r Willing & I
.d j.ulders
varson Clothing Company Phono 516-J
Dr. nnd Mrs. R. L.
Salisbury are guests of
V . 15. Ramsay.
Ramsay of
Dr. and Mrs.
Messrs. K.
Thrift were
terday.
W. Broome and J. H.
Charlotte visitors yes-
ilr. George Blackwolder returned
todiiy from Albemarle and Badin
where lie spent several days.
Messrs. T. M. Johnston,
Baldwin and Keevei spent
Bridgewater fishing.
M.
to lay
ai
Derrick,
Virginia
Family
AlltT
and Kate
and Jessie
Gosnold,
Byrd.
TO-
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hoke went to
Granite Falls this afternoon to at
tend the funeraf tf Mrss. John Sherrill.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Reese, Mrs.
W. M. Jones, and Miss Lottie an i
Edith . Suttlemyre motored 'to' Char
lotte Tuerday and spent the day.
Mr. and Mrs. J D. ETIiutt spen:
yesterdav and today in Charlotte as
guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Salas-sa.
AT METHODIST CHURCH
NIGHT
The evangelistic committer of the
Methodist church will meet tonicrht
at 7:30 o'clock and the board cf ste
wards will meet at 8 o'clock,
meetings "re important and all
hers are urged t(,' be on hand.
ENTER BLIND INSTITUTE
A number of blind children passed
t. rough Hickory today en route to
Laleigh to enter the state blind insti
tution there. Geneva Killian, !.'
year old daughter of Mr. Dorse
Han, left from this county.
yeais ago the little girl had a severe
case of St. Vitus' dance and became
blind. There is hope that her con
dition may be improved.
MRS SHERRILL DEAD
Mr. N. C. Bums arrived this morn
ing f 10 ni Chicago
and
wek or
ut.d Mrs
more witii nis
. J. W. Burns.
will spend a
parents, Mr.
Mr. and Mis. M. G. Dixon of Etow
aii, Temi., are guests of Dr. and Mrs.
W. 1'. S)'-as in Keir.voith. Mrs. Speas
i .-, a sister if Mrs. Dixon. .
Mrs. J. W. Elliott, Mis. J. O. Hull,
Rev. and Mrs. W. R. Bradshaw 'irvi
Dr. R. L. Lemc.'.i motored to Bridge
water today and spent the afternoon.
Dr. J. F. Campbell
ii.Mis r
I'lmMe .".70-L
KOIiV, N, C.
C,o Iv:-ex At-
iy ".tore
Phone 17U-J 1121 9th Ave
V. H. Mf Ml LI. AN
Public Accountant,
Hickory, N. C.
Business Systems, Audits, Tax
Returns
J. II. WILLIAMS, M. I).
i'hyi'i.in and Sii'fc'fon
0!fv l.!!o Ninth anue
riion'H:
OSif 41J; Ktwidt-ncp n.'',8-.J
REMEMBER
A stitch in time saves nine.
That .slioe behind the trunk
Nee dn't be considered junk.
THE SHOE FIXERY
R. P. Link, Main Street
K. W. B. RAMSAY
DENTIST
Drug
m. J. b. Little
0bc rua tit
i. H. H'twmai'a 8tor
Geo. . Bisanar
UJCTOK OF OPTICS
Error of Infraction and all Opti
cal defect! correct! with pronely
fitted claniea.
Otrfce and examination room V to
kctiotf with Jwiir titure.
Mrs. T. L- Heiikel went to Saiis
bury yesterday where she was ca"ed
on "account of the illness of her
daughter-in-law. Mrs. O. G. Henkel.
Messrs. Keith Kennedy, John
Moirison' and Oscar Hahn spent to
day in Charlotte attending the ex
position. City couiu.il.held an adourned meet:
hur hist nitrht and decided to advertise
Eleventh avenue from Sixteenth to
r...,..,;.Vi cti..t Ms !i nernianent im-
oiovement district.
Mr. R. G. Henry returned yester
lay from Chapel Hill, where on
Tuesday he attended a meeting on
!iml (oiintv governnvnrs at me
Mrs. J(din Sherrill of Granite Fails
died at her home yesterday 'after
noon at :i o'ch.tk- death being due to
paralysis.
The funeral was held this afternoon
at 3 o'clock fiom the Granite Falls
Baptist church and interment was
made in the church yard.
The deceased is survived by four
sons, Messrs. lien and Jiugn Sherrill
of Granite Falls, Guy Sherrill of
Washington and Carl Sherrill iv
Fletcher.
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Two houses and one barn wore de
stroyed bv fire and two mules were
i killed by lightning in Caldwell coun
I ty last night as a result of the se
, vere electrical storm which swept
and I ,,. ,. . ... 1
itraciimg niCKory lonay.
Mr. . Dudley Fox and family, who
live in the Dudly Shoals section, es
caped from their burning residence
with what clothes they had on their
back, their house falling in flames as
they got out. Mr. F'ox and his
family wore stunned by the holt
which fired their home and ' when
The iru' recovered sumcicntly the imiKi-mem-j
'nK was in flames. Their escape
was narrow. .so insurance was car
ried on the property.
A huge barn owned by the Gran
ite Fall.t Manufacturing Company on
what is known as the Pavlier farm
was struck by lightning, burned to
the ground and two mules were kill-
Kil-jed and a considerable quantity of
Iuve feed fluffs consumed. There was no
insurance on this property.
A house in the Dudley Shoals
ton mill village was struck by 1
ning and burned to the ground,
tails were lacking here today.
s The rainfall in Granite Falls
heyond was lighter than in Hickory,
where three-quarters of an inch was
reported, but the lightning was
worse. Seldom has there been such
an electrical display as was witness
ed last night. In everv H.;. Hn
An honest landlord
iVi c derate A pai tm e l it
Rent
'j .. .
advertised,
it ivlodern i
-Arkansas Gazette.
You never can tell. Perhaps
ing is tot- good for the ex
man" means that less than
would be good enough for
Peoria Transcript. '
him. :
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EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION
Today and Tomorrow
GRAND
ZA.NE GREY'S
I'OPULAR STORY
The
M
AN
FOREST
Cdt-
ieht-De-
and
the
every
i he lightning shot acres
display continuing for nearly
hour.
siv.v .
the
an
ANOTHER ACCOUNT
Granite Fr.Ils R-3, Sopt. 22.
ing the wind and rain storm
night, lightning stuck the hi"
earn on the Shuford farm
Dur
last new
and sei
it
OF
THE
A mas.t;ive tale d' love and adventure with an all slar cast including
Robert McKim, Claire Adams
' Carl Gantvoort
Admission 10 and 20c, war tax Included
3ifi
BAILEY PATRICK OFFERED
POSITION AS INSTRUCTOR
. . - j i 1 . .1
J'"''i t xCVVtwo llne "'ules. Some out lmihlings
ed trom the University oi North w.ro destroyed, but by the heln 7f
v,ann.i. ""'bi v ..v . ...... . nf ijrioors tne dwelling Ju.'js
ceived a telegram from Dr. S E. saved.
Leavitt, professor of Spanish, offer-) Lightning also struck and
mg linn a position as lnsiructor (iriiii; .vi r. Uewey J-ox s h
this language.. Mr. Patrick, who eveiyt rung there was destrc.'yed. This
does not expect to make teaching a is a heavy loss to Mr. F'ox as lie is y.
on lire, which destroyed the barn anl
a large amount of feed. an,i
was
set o i
louse and
ity
ini versil y.
for a talk
lb
on c
. was on the program
ity manager plan.
Mrs. M. K. Sourbecr having spent
the summer with her daughters, Mrs.
r. 1 Abernethv and Mrs. Steele
Greer has returned to her home
Harrisburg. Pa. Mrs. Greer
panied her mother home for
weeks' visit.
m
accom
u few
prolession declined the oiler by wire.
The offer is a compliment to the
young Hickory man which will be
appreciated by his friends. He is a
ton of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Patrick,
served in the world war, and return
ed to college after doing his bit.
LIGHTNING KILLS WOMAN
During a severe electrical storm
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Corson, an
;i'ed ladv who lives near Di'. F T.l
F'oardV was struck by lightning and
killed instantly. Three of her sons
were severely stunned and according
i to iniormation received this morning
were not yet out oi danger.
Rutherford College and Connelly
Springs were also in the path of the
storm and a young ccv belonging to
Mr. R. Feimster of Rutherford Col
lege was killed by lightning. Lightn
ing also struck a tree in front -of Mr.
D. W. Alexander's store in Connelly
Springs.
poor man, besides he has been ;,"ck
and unable to work for some time.
MRS. UNCLE PASSES
After an illness of abi'jt throe
weeks Mrs. J. M. Lingie died this
morning at 10 o'clock at her home
on Twentieth street. Funeral service
w7H.be held tomorrow . afternoon -it
3 o'clock from Mt. Olive church.
SALES SERVICE-PARTS
Hood Tires and Accessories.
We can save you money on all tires. In
vestigate our prices before buying. See our
patent sun and weather shade $4.75.
D.I
Boyd & Co
Federal Avenue
Phone 88
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ATTENTION SCOUTS
meeting of the scouts will oe
heid at 7:30 "'clock Friday evening
-it the Chamber of Commerce. AH
scoots are asked to conic prepared
r.ff th first and seci
,,,..-..1 ....
icout tests.
olid
lO
lass
CYRUS C. BABB
Mrn. Am. Soc. Civil Engn.
Wkterp.'iwer, Waterworks and
Sewerage Land nub-oii l:on
Highway.
Hickory, N. C. -Chm. Com. BUIg
AdJrcaa: Crhnlle Falls, N. C.
or
When
Vou have ftnv nlrf
t off I urnlture to sell
UJ ' Aid, nni-i.
M,Hi8t Cash I'rlcw Paid.
K. W. KKYNOLDS
leclric Shoe Shop
r M. THOMPSON, Proprietor
A, WorJc (Jaarar.t4
Km io. wok DU?red
Uth Htmt, HUkory, N. C.
IM. O. . HESTKK
DENTIST
()im jdione No. 237
WttH..f,W- Ttrnple lluilding
'ht phone No. 8
REMEMBER THE
NUMBER
Telephone .11
For plumhiriK. heatiii', roofing
and sheet metal work
James C. Shuford Co,
Phone 31
Mrs. J. L. Cox of Ardtnore, Okla.,
extended tour
WHO II"" --
,f Canada and the norinern
southern states, arrived last
.. n., Hi,, ont'st fof a day or
..rmxin. Mrs. Tiettie Holden
111 iiv t " " r --
it the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Yoder on Fif.ti'oenth street.
..v. ;. ..i sittti'v of Mrs. E. V,
.I.V - ,
formerly of Hickory. lomorrow
Cox will leave for t.reenvnie,
to visit in the home of Mr.
Holbrook, also a former JlicK-
aad
night
more
E. D.
Mrs.
Mor-
DOUKLE VEl)DlN(r
AT NEWTON
ton,
M is.
W. E.
uy resident.
Hickory Harness Co.
Manufafturtri of all kinds f
IIAKNESS, BK1DLG. SADDLES
AND STRAP WORK
Repairing Specialty
UICKORT, N. C.
(J. W. RAIiY, M. D.. I). C.
UHIUOI'JCACTOP.
and Spinal Specialist
Over Essex J.elry Store.
Chiropractic Eliminates the Cause
of Disease. 1'hone T,'?A-A
Jitney Schedule
in .
B,rMiolf Jitney
llirkory 610 P.
"T'v for No
M.
M.
and H.
c E. ROBBINS
Hickory Lodge No. 343
A. F. A. M.
Refralar comrounlcatio
and Third Monday nighta.
II rat
P. J. SUTTLEMYRE, W. M.
W. L. HOATRIGIIT, Sec
to
rint
U
TOILETRtllSlIB
JAPONICA PURE
OLIVE OIL
CASTILE SOAP
strictly
Tr..,in until nure olive dl
Hvgenic, absolutely no animal fats
Regular price
Now
"EMBASSY"
25c
-loc
c.....i.i rdnr Chins for storing
rnmets. Rugs. Woolens,
etc.
Price 2f5e per package
Lutz Drugstore
On the Cmr"
-,Ah 17 or S17-Thaf8 ENOUGH
" Prearriptiwa a Specialty
Newton, Sept. 22. Mr. Henry W.
Uudislll of Lincolntoii, son of Mr.
and Mrs. J. II. Itudisill, and Miss
Cleroa Raper of Greensboro and Mr.
Wm. K. Rogers and Miss Willie Mc
Allister both of Lincolnton motored
to Newton this morning and were
united in marriage at 11 o'clock by
Rev. P. V. Tucker, pastor of the
Methodist church,
the young', pe jpleshrc'.and WT
Immediately after the ceremony
the young couples left for Blowing
Rock where they will spend their
honeymoon. The contracting parties
are all prominent young people and
announcement of their marriage will
be read with interest throughout the
state.
The Kiwanis club will be enter
tained at a banquet at Maiden this
evening, the members going down
from Newton ami Conover for the
event. A splendid program has
been arranged and will be in charge
of Dr. W. T. Brady.
MRS. LINK DEAD
After an illness of several wees
Mi s. Sarah Elizabeth Link, widow of
tln late Lawson Link, died yesterday
afternoon at l:.'";0 o'clock at the home i
of her daughter, Mrs. J. W. Sherrill,
siv miles north of the city, with
whom she made her heme for the past
fiv vf.'irs.
For a week or more Mrs. Link's
fondition bad been critical and mem
bers of her family had been summon
ed to Tier bedside. She was u'ged F.O
years and was one of the 1 most I
christian characters in the ct'mmunity !
and her parsing -will be mourned by
r.nn,lieIs of relatives and friends.
Mrs. Link made her home in Cald
wel county until about 20 years agv ,
when she moved to Charlotte, return
ing about five yerrs ago to the home j
!ofMrs. Sherrill. j
I The funeral was held this after
noon at 2 o'clock from Holy Trinity
!Tft.ev:1n cbiiich and burial took
! iUlV"
iUif-e in Oakwofd' cemetery.
flowers were profuse and
tteteil the esteem in
i .losn-uod was held.
! The following children survive: Mrs ;
!t w Sherrill of Caldwell county,;
TvlW Gertrude Hill of Charlotte.
J.
Rncli
1 . A T ink and .TfOll A.
! r'wiotte.' Dave Link of Granite Falls i
... j t tint- nf Hickorv. A num-
iher of o-randchildren and great grand t
This is something
worth shouting
. about
THE
Schatfner
Marx
Hart
&
styles in suits
and overcoats
for 1921 are
here
The
beautiful
which tne
Mrs
J.' Efird of Albermarle, Mrs. Sarah
ash of Hickory, Messrs. H. G- Link.
Link of
Copyright 1920 Hart Schaffner & Marx
New colorings; new fashion ideas; new fabrics. Pric
es one-third lower than those of fall of .1920. . ,
Moretz- Whiteuer
Clothim
g Co
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children also survive.