Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-02-12
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meeting was very harmonious and II
looks now like the grading of this road
will begin in a short time.-Andrews
Sun.
The county commissioners mel OF
Monday and for the first time in their
history had just one item of business
to transact. payment Of Jail fees
Tryon Bee.
The most important case coming be-
fore the Rutherford Superior court so
far this term was that of the Town of
Rutherfordton against the Southern
and Seaboard Railways in which a
union station is asked for. The case
had been tried once before and decid-
ed against the town in the lower court,
but an appeal was taken to the SUI
preme court and a new trial ordered,
the result of which was. a compro-
mise.
In round numbers two hundred thou
sand dollars worth Of cattle have been
shipped out of Haywood county within
tho last year, and If some of the re-
suits obtained through experiments at
the Springdale experiment station are
studied by the farmers of this and ad-
joining counties this large and grow
Ing industry should receive no little
encouragement. Onetest alone, which
is being made has settled a problem
in feeding, which has been discussed
hundreds of times by stockmen and
those interested in stock raising. This
is that feeding ear corn with cotton
seed meal brings better results than
feeding the meal.
Mrs. Olive S. Neville has purchased
the property at Skyland, N. c., known
as Audubon lodge. and work of'remod-
cling and placing in attractive condi-
ton the entire premises, has begun.
A water works system and plumbing
throughout the house will be installed.
and the bowling alley put in good con-
dition, for the use of guests. A garde-
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beautify and improve the ten acres
surrounding the premises. a feature of
which will be a lake. constructed near
the residence. which will be fed by q
clear stream from a spring, which has
never been known to be dry.
Probably the largest suit ever insti-
f1&od IN +bo Punoorbo oo,,~t -o, -
tered Saturday by Stevens and Ander-
son, attorneys for Donald Campbell
against the Gloucester Lumber COM
pany of T~ransylvania county. The
amount named in the papers is $66 :
1904. and is sought as alleged darn
eyes sustained by the plaintiff at the
hands of the defendants .ompany.
Mr.. Walker Newman recently sold
his 336 acre farm 8 miles east of Co
lumbus towards Rutherfordton to Mr..
Firman Phillips, who expects to i'm
prove it.-Polk County News.
The Blankenship road builders that
Lave encamped in Columbus while
working there, have finished their
contracts hereabouts and left on We'd
nesday with their entire outfit for
Rutherford county where they are to
build the Twitty Ford road in that
ccunty-Polk County News.
Mrs. Sallie Walker, wife of Mr.. Mar
tin Walker is the newly appointed post
mistress here, taking the place of Mr..
VIM. Newman, who resigned a month
ago.-MiH Springs Cor. Polk County
News.
The good road contractors steam
shovel in use a short distance below
kere, down the gorge, attracts consid-
cradle attention lately. It is a sight
worth watching n day.-Saluda Cor.
Polk county News.
Mr.. Logan H. Cloud has been ap-
pointed postmaster here, to take the
place of Mr.. Walker Newman who re-
signed some time ago, but has had 70
hold over, until his successor was ap
pcinted-Coldmbus Cor. Polk County
Nws.
The Polk County Highway Enginees
is expecting a shipment of % Iron
bridges to arrive any day for use on
Polk County roads now being built
Polk County News.
The building for the finished lum
Der business South of the railroad EN-
bankment, has been begun and is &c
he carried forward to completion nov
as rapidly as possible.-Polk Count,
News.
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