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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-04-07

ga$ee, and Che said John ). Stewart
having died and the undersigned hav-
ing duly qualifiee as his a admins
traitor to the undersigned will expose
for sale at public auction for cash
at the Court House Door in Sal
isbury on
Thursday 18th Day of April. 1915,
at the hour of twelve NJ, the follow.
ing described real ,tate, to wit,
The one-sixth undivided interests of
the said Sue Hendley Bruner in and
to the following described land, to
win
lAR&Qpestead tract of land owned
by Ada6ret G.. Mckenzie. deceased,
corrslstf6g Of about $50 acres Of ad-
joining the lands of John c. Rogers,
Geo. Albright, Chas. H. Mckenzie,
Jas. Morris and others, lying on both
sides of the North Carolina railroad,
being the same land intended to be
wiiled by said Margaret 9. Mckenzie
to her daughter, Kate B. Bruner:
etc. For full description see book of
deeds No. Sc at page 352, reference to
written herein. Some of the land has
been sold by Kate B.-Bruner and the
balance of it decended to the portion
Of the first part as heirs at law baing
p bout 200 acres, bounded 10y Jim Cor
1iher, Henry Wilhelm, Alfred Kluttz
Calvin Kluttz. Robert Morris Wallace
and & enry Mckenzie, being the place
whereon Kate B. Burner lived. The
above real estate in subject to a for
nler mortgage for about $1.000.09 due
RIcCubbins & Harrison, See book of
mortgages No. SO, page 223. Said
party of the first part Is responsible
for l-6 of the $1.OOO,O 90 mortgage men,
toned above.
This the 18th day of March, 1915.
John L. Randleman,
Admr, of j. J. Stewart.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-04-07
Notice TO Creditors.

Having qualified as Administrator
upon the estate of M. M, Holsh ,user,
deceased, notice is hereby given to all
persons having claims against said es-
tate to present them to the rndersign-
ed on or before January 20, 1915 or
this notice will be plead in bar of re-
oovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to call and settle with
the undersigned at once.
This January 20, 10 5.
ELI EAGLE, Administrator.
R. F. D. Gold Hill, N q.
R. Lee Wright, Attorney.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-10
OAK GROVE.
Benton Goant.

Mrs Nola Crank has tae iagrtpPe. 8ad Story and wife at BentonFiale ale speIa. Sunday with Barney Gram msr.
 a4aford Mcclure and wife made 8 business trip over near Mason EaI- ley Saturday
 Marion Gran.mer has Joan bureh : hoase completed and pegan work CT - Sslz.sl.s house Monday =meralIs. 85y Johnson of Decatur and Miss Pearl lnsco of High6H= were married Saturday December I. ait RentanEia 2. Faere was a play party al Marion Grammer : Saturday night, | being Miss Lilies birthday and she reesi v cd some very useful presents.
 Some from here atusdeed the AaIr tiz.ng at Cave Springs Sunday and gona went to singing at Hea4tne Springs.
 | Know.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-10

Bob Brown and family are mo,izg to Flint, Okla
 The Lime Kin at this place seems to be pretty busy now.
 Jack Ra.hff is preparing to build or hi@ lot he purchased from M-s. Hickman
 Ii one has ran away from daty once ha need not run away the sea- .oad time.
 tl,s part.ow cf Rogers visited friends in his vicinity Saturday afd Sunday.
 Several were absent from pray yer meeting last night en account Of Ia grippe.
 Az Cox had sale last Monday and ssld his farm aad stock and started for Oklahoma Tuesday
 Mrs. Billie Pratt and son are sick at this writing. with something ike iagrippe
 Lester Elangton d.ed ct his home near tbis 1lace Nov. 2Sth, and was b4T,sl at Lihery
 Born, 10 Mrs. Scott Stills last week daughter Mother and baee doing we'll
 Re- B1rks breaches at Liberty tosigh- and will preach at Central next Saturday night
 boglls Pratt and family cf Moaett
 MT. and Mrs =I'eaaen and Mir. and Mrs. James Pratt and Robert Yarn ell were guests of MT and Mrs. Jesse
The Springdale news., 1915-12-10
TONTTOWN.
l |. Know

Don Parrish was in our neighbor. h33d Saturday on business
 Elsie Page and Bell Hargrove Wer oIt calling oa the sick Sunday
 Virgil Pozza and Harry Jackson return home recently from long so- ios-a in Oklahoma.
 Tony Fori and Denwood Pearson each received car load of manure h3st week.
 Elm Springs is building new post oa1-ea east of the Elm Springs State bank.
 E3 Pferee Of Benton County visit u1 Frank Pierce Of this place Sun day
 Wiu Kelley is building oommod fe4s barn on his farm south of Ton ti. 4an
 Mir. Mitchell ss building new hose on his place northwest O Stea2e.
 MT and Mrs. Carl stearns made
The Springdale news., 1915-12-10
Harp of near Heads ford

1idrp Of near Heads fOfG.
 Mrs. John Homesley accompanied by Mrs. Steve Homesley and Iitt.e son spent Sunday with the formers s parents Mr and Mrs. George Davis Of Cave Springs.
 Several neighbors aud friends 2 tlhered at the home Of Mrs. Mag Chadwick on Saturday evening of last week and gave her surprise in honor of her forty-fifth birthday Supper was served and everyone left wishing Mrs. Chadwick would live to have many more happy birth- days.
 On Wednesday evening before Thanksgiving, Stanley Gatt aud Miss fiazle Harp. two of sonora's young people. drove ont to the home ot Rev. Tomp Boyd. and were quietly married, with only few relatives d I'd friends present Stanley is al uprising young farmer and has iv- ed at Sonora for many years. Miss Iiazle has many winning traits wni sh have won for her many friends and the many friends of both joins Charlotte in wishing for them muci tslecess and happiness through life.
 Charlotte.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-10

are visiting his mother and others for t fe1 days. Louis is getting ov- CT q bad speil Of typhoid fever.
 Gay and Clura Nichols ard Holie Eo.tz and Raal-s Rice are going to school at Ave&a now They started in las- Monday.
 A Thanksgiving program was eiv- en by the pabHc school pupils follow ed by sermon by Rev. Pr'dt and talk by Prof. Ed 8ssr5ss.
 Nichols Sunday.
 Chris Morgan made pleasant eaE oa Jesse Nicho.s Thursday evening
 Mir. and Mrs. Bsta Wisks of Gar field were guests of MT. and Mrs John Springer SunGay.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-10
SPRING VALLEY.

Ella Sanders was on the sick list this week
 Miss Carrie Bean has been on the sick list, but is a great deal beetter.
 Robert Fitch who has been sick for several weeks is now able to he out
 Eyeret; Henry, who has been sick for several weeks doesn't get any better.
 John Murphy, of Mayfield spent Saturday 5 night with John Weleh oi this place.
 Norman Johnson s baby was very sick Sunday, b,.t is great deal bet ter at this writing.
 Mrs. Hey of Fayetteville has been staying with her daughter Mrs. R
The Springdale news., 1915-12-10
Blue Eyes
SONORA.

There was singing at Sonora sen- day night.
 Mr and Mrs. Lee Neil and family ret4raed home recently from Texas, where they visited relatives.
 Waiter Kyle, wGo has been in the west for several years. is wis iting his mother, Mrs. Emery Kyle
 Ar.ie Parsley Of Fayetteville wis ited tatter part of last week at the hone Of his grandmother Mrs. Kyle
 Mat Chadwick returned home from Texas last week, where he has been selling apples for se8eral months past.
 seymoar Taiman of Fayetteville, spent Sunday with tis father and mother Mir. and Mrs. 8eanie Till man
 Mr and Mrs. seEman Joh1son ot Springlale, spent Sunday with the formers parents mr and Mrs. Will Johnson.
 Charlie Tilnan who has been building a barn and house near idab- panton has fasshed his work apd is ot home
 l Mir. and Mrs. Ray Roberts aad da lsster fIeyeer ard NI and .arz C4lrfe TiHnaa and fauty 5pea' Sunday with Mir. and Mrs Hoss
The Springdale news., 1915-12-10
OAKLAND

Cal Bo3ko4t has eft his iarto and I11,-e1 10 Springdale to spend tue winter.
 MF. Phillips Left Friday fer sher man, Texas, where he inteGds to make his future home
 Poke Bookodtt has returned irom Oklahoma to soend the winter with home folks.
 sam Taylor has moved from Mir Walkers place On the | P. Ienk- ins farm.
 Ioan White of Heading spri4 gs visited Friday and Saturday ~itt Us s5a T. ' White.
 Morgan Bohann5n ot near Appleby has moYea near this place en the z.4s Gates place
 hir. Balcorn has moved to his home near El7a Springs and Clyde 2 ard ve.l aad brother in-iaw will sake charge Of tae place.
 Jess Rodas a1d family have re taraed from Nassaari on account oi his wife's health. and is S5ayine W Il his father-in-law, MT Potter.
 I.se Patterson of M,orriItcn, and Miss Verna Hauiin of this place were apited in marT9ane Nov 3Qth Rev. Raglan1 o'ftsi2ting. Nj, Pal CT s5n, siace com3ng into thie '-i i':''
The Springdale news., 1915-12-10

has proved himself to be Q nee chris tian boy. and Miss Verna7 is loved by atl who know her
 This township IS noted as a lucky one, as Miss Hatie lyey drew eight gallons of paint at the Fair and Miss BuniGe Cardwell drew the turn lnsr blow that was given away at Springdaie, and the correspondent thinks he holds the tickets Oh Spring dale for the largest prize in Prairie Township that should have been given away on the 10th day of May Now Springdale what will you dc about it. Editor Guy don't let this pass hy.
 E44aia E,yaS
The Springdale news., 1915-12-10
Cough Remedy.

Because it has an established repu- tation won by its good works.
 Because it's most esteemed by those Who have used il for many years. as occasion required, and are best ae- quainted with it's good qualities
 Because it loosens and relieves a cold and aids nature in restoring the system to a healthy condition
 Because il does not contain opium Or any other narcotic
 Because it is within the reach of all It only costs a quarter Obtain able everywhere
The Springdale news., 1915-12-10

business trip to Springdale Friday as.d returned win a wagon soad q household furniture
 Tay 51ta-t ot Mir. and Mrs. Msg sino Tatdo las been very few H1ta tyEae5d fever, but k con1 a.est.it4g nicely
 The pupils ot the public school gave a Thanksgiving program at t.#e old school hall Wednesday aftera4 on at o'clock
 Mlsg.WMm Ls
The Springdale news., 1915-12-10
BRIGHTWAIER

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The Springdale news., 1915-12-10
Fucker the past week.

hachef the past week.
 Miss Bes 'e Coger had aH eae-a- tion performed for abscess oa tas eyelid, and is some better.
 Looks like il may take 6 notio- to snow. lHere's hopin' it deeeives is's looks. The coal bins empty-Ed
 Unel George Fitch of near Blu k ev WAS over in our vicinity and a. tended church Saturday and Sunday.
 There are several more or the six list but We wont name all of them this time Some sickness at the Valley.-Ed
 "Celsus" las such sore finger, he has to employ d secretary to write the news fThree cheers for the secretary. Ed.
 The stork visited the home of Nr. and Mrs Robert Kicker, Dec. {. leaving a ten pound girl. Father and babe both doing well.
 We had an excellent mucical party Sunday night Our switchboard operator connected all the phone lines, then calling or Rufus Gibson, he played and esang for us until he was tired, then We had him sing some more. We certainly enjoyed it What does Lufus play on, the tele- phone lines?-Ed1
 "Celsus' Substitute.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-10
"Celsus Substitute.

Naturalists say "a healthy snail crawls mile a week. . Now, there's a speed-fiend for you
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-12-28

Facts indicating further trage-
dies at Port Allen during the storm
of the past few; days have come to
light. 1t is now certain that two,
and, perhaps, other men, presuma-
blv Japanese fishermen, lost their
lives in the heavy seas.
Yesterday the body of man
was seen floating in the harbor
not far from where the bark Bri-
tish Yeoman lies anchored. A boat
was lowered from the bark and
put off with the intention of bring
ing it in. In the meanwhile, how
ever, the floating BODY struck the
side of the vessel and went down.
A lookout was kept all the alter
noon but it did not appear again.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-12-28
THE SUICIDE OF
GEORGE GARDNER

Inquiry as to the facts connected
with the death of George Gardner.
of Kalaheo. has developed the
statement tha: he had tor long
time threatened suicide, and had
on more than one occasion tried to
take his own. life. He had been at
flicted for eighteen years with
stomach trouble, and although tire.
ouentlv urged to do so had refused
to undergo all operation.
1t appears that dog led the way
to the BODY, which was hanging to
tree not far from the mau's
house. A man named kuaa was re-
pairing fence near the sp t. A
dog came out of the lantana and
began to whine .Kuaa threw a stone
or stick at the aniNal, when the
dog ran back to the tree and con-
tinued his strangs actions. Kuaa
went forward to investigate and
found the body hanging there.
Gard uer was a son-ln-law of Mr. .
and Mrs. Wm. kruse, of Eleele,
and the father of eleven children
He lived and worked on the island
of Hawaii several years and return
ed to Kauai onlv few years ago
to take up homesteading at Kala'
heo.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-12-28
Governors Reception

Beautifully engraved invitations
to the New Year Eve reception
and ball OF the Governor were re-
ceived this morning, reading as
follows:
Lucius L. Pinkham Governor
of the Territory of Hawaii requests
the pleasure of your company at
reception and ball on Friday
evening, December the thirty first
nineteen hundred and fifteen at
the National Guard Armory, Ho
nolulu, Hawaii.
Enclosed with the general invi
tation was a card saying: Re
ception at the Executive building
from eight until half after min
o clock.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-12-28
The Rainfall

While the elements have made a
great deal of noise and bluster
about it, there has not really been
a heavy rainfall during the storm =.
Although it has been slightly hea.
vier or lighter at different points
than at Lihue this place may be
taken as an average, and here the
figures are as follows: Friday
i.9l inches; Saturday, 10; Sun
day. 10; Monday, $40, with h
enough since TO bring the total of
the storm up to 40 inches.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-12-28
TAKEN ILL While
CROSSING STATES

a wireless was received III Lii
hue last Thursday from California
to the effect that Senator and M!s.
Chas. A. Rice had arrived at OAK
land and that both were Ill with
pneumonia, or like trouble.
They were OH their wav from
Washington, and had expected to
catch steamer sailing frcm San
Francisco at the weekend.
A good deal Of uneasin-ss was
felt by relations and friends Oh
Kauai until the following day
when another wireless came stat
ING that Mr.. and Mrs. Rice hao
merely contracted heavy colds
were both doing well and woult
sail ior home by the Manoa leav
ING San Francisco December %.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-12-28
GRAND CHRISTMAS
ALL OVER kauai

Despite the bad weather which
prevailed, jov was certainly un-
confined on Kauai during the
three days of the Christmas sea-
son-Friday, Saturday and Sum
day. From Hanalei to Waimea
there were receptions without
number. All of the leading people
kept open house, practically,
and the Christmas joy extended all
the way down the line to the plan
tation laborers, who were given
the entire season off and celebrat-
ed' to the limit.
Kauai has not had such a grand
Christmas in history. Not having
had good Christmas last year, OIL
account of the newness of the war
and other untoward circumstances;
and having had a most prosperous
wear. the people with one accord
went III for record time" and
they surely made complete sue
cess of the effort.
Friday night there were Christ.
mas trees, receptions and dances
almost without number. Every
automobile on the island was in
service, and many people rushed
from one place OF entertainment to
the other. trying to comply with
all the bids TO come" which they
had received. AT most of the places
the festivities lasted until / and 2
O'Clock in the morning, while in a
few, It is reported, the fun was
kept going clear through to a late
hour Sunday night. or practically
the whole Of the three days,
Saturday the island fairly blazed
Will SNluSllSS VI Tic CclCDTdtlOn.
The receptions were resumed dur
ing the day, eliminating in num-
erous big dinners, dances and all
sorts of amusements in the even
ing. To particularize on half of
all that was going on would fill i
this entire paper, and cannot be
attempted Everybody had grand, |
glorious time, giving little or no +;
heed to the storm which continued
much of the time.
The festivities were continued |
throughout Sunday, dancing being
omitted but most of the other fea-
tunes having full swing, and cul-
at a late hour Sunday |
night in very tired but supreme
ly happy and contented Kauai.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-12-28
Hofgaards Entertain

Judge and Mrs. Hofgaard, Wal
mea, entertained Ella b ly
throughout Christmas. Fri d y
evening they gave o dinner t o
friends and then had a most de-
lightful Christmas-tree program
Saturday evening there w S a
sumptuous Christmas spread, with
all the frills, the main parlor be
ing turned into large dining hal
throughout which small tables fol
two couples each were arranged
Afte, dinner the entire party mo
tored to a dance at the home o
Mr. and Mrs. 7 Brandt, and thei
took in the big affair at Hote
Waimea about midnight.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-12-28
RECORD STORM
AND AROUND pE

The worst rain wind pun
der storm in many vearS ca III
between Lihue and Ham urloay
morning. coming from foutn'
In the early afternoon6 pam
that the Kinau could n ke Ma
wiliwili, so she took III a.
hukini bay, where tnx ". Hail
was already living The llash-
es cf lightning and al ciaps
of thunder. At on&e' for a
period of several mi hail Oh
quite respectable sig along the
coast, being most NJ pie at Ma
wiliwili.
In the afternooi& wind mac
increased 20 cons:d le velocity
coming from towaf sea. Bot
the Kinau and n Hall were
booked full of pal GERS intend
ing to spend Chr Is Ill the CITY
but many of ther not sail oi
account of the an bad mgr
ahead. All that Al oon and nigh
rain was frequeswhile the SCI
kept up a rod hich could b
heard for manJes.
The storm tinued through
Saturday, the increasing a
night, resulting b the wreck o
the Ivanhoe al pr Allen ana IN
damage to trarouud Lihue, re
ported elsewh
(Cont; Il OH page O.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-12-28
10 BODIES FLOATING
IN WATER At PORT ALLEN
opposed To Be Remains Of Japanese Fisher
men Wrecked In The Kona Storm---Bnngs
The Total of Known Dead Up 10 Four
Believed More To Come.

The men having the clearest view
of the body think that 1t was a
Japanese.
Another body appeared on the
surface of the harbor farther up IN
the mouth of Hanapepe river. This
one came within twenty feet OF
the bluffy shore and was seen by
many people. That man had black
hair and wore blue coat. There
was not a rope handy and the men
Or shore waited for it 20 come
closer in when thev calculated to
catch it with something and draw
it in On sudden, however, it dis
appeared in the swell and was not
seen again.
Continued on page So
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-12-28
IAt The Baldwins

NJ. and Mrs. B, d. Baldwin,
Maxwell, had a huge Christmas
part Friday evening and another
evening, while their home
retained ell fete throughout the
tw days. There were numerous
hose parties a nd functions of
va,ious sorts all around Makaweli
although the affair at the Baldwins
was probably the most pretentious
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-12-28
Big Hotel Dance

Mr.. and Mrs. Dick" Oliver
had a big dinner Saturday even
ing, entertaining at a long table
extending through h e dining
room of the hotel. After dinner
the hall was cleared and dancing
began. being kept up until a late
hour. This was a very large and
most pleasing function.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-12-28
T0DAY'6 AND LATEST
NEWS BY WIRELESS

Sugar, 4.45.
Honoluu-Mrs Moore, victim an auto accident week ae
Nuuanu valley died last night the hospital without gaining
one was run BY passengers thoues eame
are being held here by the police department
Five soldiers have been jailed charge cutting Henr
ter, nephew of Mayor Lane
The Big Five of the Board of Supervisors nuked "and
house holds his position ~
The Kona continues fierce
Continued page 81 III
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-12-28
Dinner For Young Folk

Rev. and Mrs. Hans Isenberg
delightfully."- entertained on Christ
mas day young people of Lihue
who are without homes here
Twenty six were present. There
was a splendid Christmas banquet,
with accompanying yule-tide fea-
lures. All spent a most happy
evening,
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-12-28

British Yeoman, Hyades and OF
Port Allen rallied to assist, bu,
could really do very little.
When daylight came effort was
turned to the work of rescuing the
bodies of Cody and the cook
Hawsers were stretched from the
landing onto sections Of the wreck.
BY hanging on with their hands,
sailors moved back an d forth,
while the waves dashed madly
over what was left of the wreck.
About 10 o'clock Gody's body was
found. From its battered condi-
ton it seemed quite evident that
he was killed outright and not
drowned. A sling arrangement
was hastily improvised and the
body was brought in OH one of the
hawsers.
Captain Biehl. of the Ivanhoe,
seemed to feel after the accident
that it was one of those things
that could not he helped. He said
that he had ample anchoring facil,
tiles, but that his hooks simply
would not hold. Captain Biehl is
Dane, Captain Nielsen, of the
British Yeoman, experienced more
or less trouble with his anchors,
but at no time did he lose his rela.
tive position seriously.
All day Sunday crowds surged
about the Port Allen landing, att
tomobiles from near and far lining
the outer roadway most of the
time.
Shortly after the body of Cody
had been brought ashore and
placed in the warehouse, coro-
ner's jury was empanelled by the
police department and began its
investigation.
A watchout was kept along the
beach all of Sunday and Yesterday
for the body of the dead Chinese
cook, but it has not yet been recov-
cred. 1t is. of course, merely a
question of time when II will come
to the surface as it is somewhere
in the harbor.
SAILORS ORDERED AWAY
Yesterday afternoon a wireless
order came from the Chilean con-
sui that the sailors of the Ivanhoe
be sent to Honolulu bv the first
steamer. This is taken to mean
that all of them are citizens of the
South American republic.
IVANHOE IN BAD SHAPE
Men experienced in the matter,
who have examined the wreck of
The Ivanhoe, have expressed doubt
hat The vessel was altogether sea.
worthy. Her iron bottom certain
" had the appearance of being in
an advanced stage of decay, and
there seemed to be doubt around
Yesterday that she could have tax.
IN care of herself in any sort of a
sea much longer,
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-12-28

A flag auto driven by Filipino
slipped from the road opposite
Manuel Andrade' residence in Ka-
laheo Saturday and turned turtle
into the ditch several feet below,
where it hung on the stump of a
tree. Quite fortunately no one was
hurt.