Cherokee scout. [volume] (Murphy, N.C.) 188?-1961, 1908-02-04

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Rich
ardson, daughter.
W. Fl. Meroney left yesterday for
Chapel Hill to take course in phar-
macy.
We are glade to learn that Mrs.
John Dockery, of Hangingdog, is
improving.
Mumps are still claiming victims,
the latest being Marshall Bell and
Tom Axley.
Mrs. G. q. Stansbury and children
left Wednesday to visit her parents
at Ellijay, Ga.
w. II. Reno has moved into the
: Blumenthal residence, vacated by
w. Gambler.
Just as we go to press it is report
ed that Mrs. Mary c. Ring is in a
dying condition.
Neil Davidson has purchased the
cottage in In East Murphy belong
ing TOT. V. Barnett.
S. w. and E. A. Hartness left Fri
day to enter the Southern Business
College, at Newman, Ga.
Chickens and Eggs wanted at the
) Southern Lunch Room. Will pay
the best cash price.
Col. Ben Posey spent several days
last week at Haywood superior court,
going from there to Hendersonville
TO visit his mother.
A. J. Martin, who is handling
stock at Douglas, Ga, arrived Friday
afternoon and remained until Sun
day with his family.
E. A. Voyles has sold his place on
Grape Greek to Oscar johnson, and
will move to the old home. place,
which he now owns.
LosT-One blue spotted pointer
bitch, about ten months; resembles a
hound; return to rue and get reward.
JOHN E. PosEY.
Mr.. John T. Bates and family, of
Unaka, moved to Murphy last week.
lie will be county jpfIer under his
brother, Sheriff Bates.
j. l.. Center, of Ducktown, Tenn,
the well known liveryman, died in
HTi.sfta faSC ednesdat following
an operation for caiieer>,
w. H. Woodbury., of our town,
and Howard Tate, of Jasper, Ca,
have been appointed receivers of the
Pickens Manufacturing Co.
We heard a citizen remark the
other day that Town Marshal j. j.
Mcdonald is keeping excellent or
der these days, which is true.
For SALE-A Kurtzman & Co.'s
piano cheap, if taken at once. APP
ply to Mus. NETTIE DIcKEY.
A. B. DickeY has sold his resi-
dence to his mother, Mrs. Nettie
hickey, which gives her, with the
exception of the Mingus lot, an en-
tire block.
A party of l.. & N. officials were
here Wednesday on tour of in
spection. We understand new stock
pens and sidings will be put in at
the old depot.
Messrs. F. J. and G. G. Axley, of
Statesville, who accompanied the re-
mains of their father hone and re-
manned for the funeral, have return
ed to StatesYille.
The l.. & N. depot was dettroYed
by fire last week at Ball Ground,
Ga. Most of the contents were saw
ed. The loss is $4,000, partly COW
cred by Insurance..
We learn that there is a lady in
Rotla Township suffering with
broken limb, caused by being thrown
from a wagon while travelling over
our good roads C) some weeks ago.
Local hardware dealers have in
formed US that sales of copper il
quite active, while one miller alsC
informed us that he was selling
great deal of meal. Put the two to
gether and see what you can MAKE
out of it.
Prof. Albert Bell, wife and littl'
son, of Chipley, Ca, arrived Wed
nesday afternoon too late for tn
burial of her father, Col. +. P. AK
ley. Prof. Bell returned Saturda
to Chipley, leaving Mrs. Bell and so
here for a week or two.
Deputy Collector j. B: Ensley, G
jackson county, and two other OF
ficers, returned Friday from raj
in Clay county. They cut up thre
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