Cherokee scout. [volume] (Murphy, N.C.) 188?-1961, 1906-04-03
Cherokee Scout.
TUESDAY ApRlL 8, 1906.
Ilaad HI oIlr Sc. Is this ENC.

Banker .lnO. =. Garter afriFHQ nuh-
day from Florida.
Don't say we haven't advised you
to pay your poll tax. i
Quite crowd was here in attend-
Ance at court yesterday.
George Uncsll, an aged man, was
buried Thursday at Peachtree.
Rev, Nj. A. MatherSon, 81 IronbnFg,
Tenn, is here visiting friends.
see change ia Gurlsy's ad. and note
stheIactthat lie q going u givs II 900
away
The latest flrm for public patronage
Is Alternately, Apple q Co., dealers in
lumber.
A. Ii. Brown and J. III. Corn arriy-
ed Sunday from the Georgia stock
markets.
On March 22nd marriage license
was issued to Mr.. Marcus N. Rose and
Miss Mary Jones.
The continued rains keep the roads
IN pretty much the same condition.
sloppy and muddy.
Dr.S. G, HIGHWAY Is now occu-
plying the old Fain residence on the
corner Of Public Square.
Mr.. s. w. Davidson, Of Tomotla,
will have his house recovered and q
new porch put around 1t.
Wesaw folks in town at the show
Wednesday that we have not seen
here since last show day.
No doubt about it being regular old
March weather last week, and we are
glad the month has gona.
MI. Alfred Morgan tells us that his
daughter, Mrs. IA. II, Freas, Of Spring.
field, Mo-, has q girl baby.
The red lemonade stand did a rush
ing business at the show, as did also
the man with the toy balloons.
Mrs. A. r. Bell and baby arrived
last Tuesday from Webster to visit
her parents, A. L. Cooper and wife.
Mr.. E, j.. McNabb has returned
from the North, and Is at the home Of
his parents in the lower end Of the
county.
The day after the show Murphy
was quiet The town looked as il
everybody had been blown away by
the March winds.
w. @. Sparks. of Isabella, Tenn,
former citizen Of this county, was
here shaking hands with his many
friends yesterday.
Little Miss Beryl Bryson entertain
ed her friends on Monday afternoon
of last week at a birthday party. Re-
freshments were served.
What we want ID tile wayof CORES
pOndence Is news. We've got more
of other matter every week than we
can put in. Give US news,
Capt. S. Porter, w. p. Walker, w.
B. Fisher, j. n. Elliott, Mack Cooper
and d. w. Whisenhunt, all Of An
drews, We're here yesterday.
From Cherokee to Currituck, from
Murphy to Manteo, Is from one end
Of the State to the other, and TIKI
SCOUT covers the whole distance.
Mr.. w. II. Ferguson, a well known
and wealthy citizen Of Haywood coun-
tn, father Of Mr.. r. b, Ferguson, Of
this county, died March 2Sth at u rips
old age.
Shake hands with the candidate, as
he is abroad in the land. He's jolly
fellow, entirely without guile. Long
may he live and flourish as the green
bay tree,
Big white frost yesterday morning
and our thermometer registered Is de
grees above zero, with plenty of ice
We suppose the peach crop is still
safe-if so, it's proof.
The type made us say " Felix e. Ak
ley, when it should have been Fells
i. Alley that will deliver the literal,
address at the closing exercises Of TIL
Hayesville High School, April 10.
Franklin Press: Some think tina
the peach crop was injured In thi
section by the freeze last week. Th'
y budswere not much advanced and II j
doubtful about their being great,
damaged.
Many Of the old folks did hot Sc
anything new at the circus Mcdncs
day, but the children did, and the oil
folks enjoyed watching them enjoy
land anyhow they felt young enoug
to be there.
Mr.. VIM. Jenkins, Of Graham cOun
BY, who recently purchased the Coop
Hr cottages on Hlwassee street, vii
arrive this week accompanied by Ri
wife. lie will occupy the cottag
next 10 the parsonage.
tor some reas0n the Delinquent ~
lisf, which appears II this issue,
the smallest III years ana years, an
came very near throwing rs INT
bahkrnptcy. The tax payers mus
have settled promptly
A letter from Mrs. Grifiths, VIII
accompanied her father, Mr.. j y
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