Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-08-23
CITY LOCALS

For Sale-Seed Rye-$2.25 Der
hushel. Also Seed Wheat. D. G.
Bryson, Beta, NJ. =
All the Stockholders in Asheyille
Milling Corporation are requested
10 meet at Sylvia Saturday (24) at
o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Ensley spent
the week end in Canton, with Mrs.
Ensley's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Cid
ney.
FOR SALE-Good young Milk
Cows. See V. V. Hooper. Beta, N. C
Hon. W. D. Wike, of Cullowhee,
was business visitor to the city
last Saturday.
Mr.. Will Coward. of the firm of
Henson, Coward and Co.. Cullowhee.
was in the city Saturday on busi-
ness.
Mitchell Cabe, of Savannah, was
abusiness visitor here Tuesday. MI.
Cabe says that the wheat is turning
,ut much better in his section than
the farmers expected.
MIR. John Watson, of Cullowhee
was here last Saturday on business,
Miss Annie Laurie Ridley, of At
auta, is visiting Misses Otelia end
Kebecca Cathey.
Miss Reba Wood, of Asheville. is
spending some time here, the guest
Of relatives.
Everybody who has friends or
relatives buried at the Old Field
graveyard. at Beta. are requested to
meet there Thursday. the 29th of
his month. for the purpose of clean
ine off the burying ground and put
ting the graves in shape. Come and
CTing something to work with and
your dinner.
Miss Pauline Williams, who has
leen spending some time with home
folks at Fairview has returned.
Prof. A. c. Reynolds, of Cullowhee,
Was in the city Monday on business. |
Clarence Henson, who has been in |
Atlanta taking a business course.
returned to his home here Monday:
Mrs. A. S. Nichols and little daugh-
Ter, Leah, Mrs. A. A. Nichols, and
daughter, Miss Christine. and Miss
missouri Cole, are in Asheville this
week.
Z. V. Watson. of Speedwell. was
business visitor to the city Tues
day.
IA. Luck, of Augusta, Ca, is
Wiling his mother, Mrs. S. A. Luck
Prof F. H. Brown, of Cullowhee,
vas here last week on business.
"e wish to call special attention
to the ad of the Jackson County !,
hardware Co.. this week. as it is of |
much interest to all farmers.
Mrs. NJ. Buchanan again requests
I'll auxiliaries and individuals who
Lave garments belongings the Jack
Sn 70. Chapter Red Cross, to bring
lhtm in at once. as a box will be
lacked next Wednesday, the 18th. |
me also requests that all members
De present on that day.
Mrs. Frank F. Bailey, formerly
Miss Mayme Painter, delightfully."-
entertained at her home Saturday
eVenlne, Aug. II. complimentary to
Hef guests, Misses Ruth Bell and Lois |
MADDEN, of Knoxville. Many in
" ,el,SiDe games we're played. Miss
ROBERTA Calhoun won the prize in !
'he contests. A delicious ice course |
was served. Those enjoying the |
hospitality of Mrs. Bailey were Miss
=, Is Ruth Bell. Lois Madden. Hattie |
M sio nEnsley, Roberta Calhoun, Lucy
wells, Christine Nichols, Isabel |
nneener, Pearl Long and Messrs. Roy |
,,owan, Robt. Cook, Fred Calhoun.
wren , Talent. Raleigh billiard. Harry
buchanan, Robt. Garrett and Ray
niond franklin. Misses Bell and
n'duoen left on Wednesday for
Ht a'. !, where they will spend a
NV days Later they will join a
pa,y OF friends and with them will
motor to Fl. Thomas. XIV.
J, 'lrs; |. M. Miles, from st. Peters,
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