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THE CLEVELAND COURIER
Devoted to the Agricultural, Commercial and Industrial Interests of White County
VOL. XXXI. No. •-'<
ASBESTOS BUZZING
Just from the .Mountains.
Mr. Meters, of D.ddouegu . und
Mr. lolm White, of Cleveland.
were up ihi» wav last week in she
inlerehl of a purer line fromCleve
lund to Helen
It is now time the spring poets
were singing about the flower#.
There are millions of flowers blow¬
ing unseen and losing their sweet¬
ness on the mountain air. It is
said to he time to plant corn when
you can see the dogwood blossoms
and ttie leaves of the. white oak are
as large as a squirrels ear-.
The only trouble about making a
garden is w hen you get up a white
heat inteies! you dig up some angle
worms and then you take a notion
to quit and go fishing.
After having summer in March
we are now .login having some
winter in April, but hope it all
will prove to be all April Ion!.
They aie now asking you it you
have bad \otir iron this spring. In
former days they would drink tinc¬
ture. of iron through a piece ot fish¬
ing cane, tail that was more than
the system could assimulale. fhey
now lake iron by eating plenty ot
r egulable-, sy rup, eggs, milk and
poke s dad.
Our highway here is much belter
since Chief V . R, Ledford has
graveled the worse places.
Mr. Brad Wood, of Iliawassee.
was in thin purl last week selling
house paint.
When the weather gets right
agntn.th« formers will plant in ti
hurry. There is but one time of
the year ty plant.
The fanners liuva been making
good use of the fine weather of the
last week. They now have several
of their patches ready lor planting
Some are si ill hearing over the
radio that some coffee is good to
the last drop, and what is bother¬
ing them, what is ihe mailer with
the last drop?
ll is mow about timetoslie.it the
sheep on right and ilie goals on flit
left, Whentlvat is over they will
round the hoys up and -hear them
and rip the stitches where
were sewed ud last fall lor
winter,
Mr. Ben Freeman, of
accompanied by Mr.and Mrs. New
man, were tip in Ibis section last
Sunday. If they stay a
in the city they never outgrow
country. They like to go hack ti
the land of former day s.
Blue RidDots
Welt, it continues raining here.
Mrs. \V. ). Allen is quite ill at
resent.
Mr. Hollmvay, of Greenville,
spent the week-end with J. V
.un-do: d.
We are sorry to hear that
vttied Dockery lost his hum b\
re and about a hundred bushels
orn, several sacks ot cotton mra
ud burned his mules near death,
Messrs Frank Allen and L. S
then spent the week-end at
mtft.
Mr. B. H Bead has moved 0
fie j. H. jurrard place down
■] Branch.
Mr. P. I Winkler was
(lie way Sunday afternoon’
Aunt Siiitha Winkler spent
seek with her daughter, Mrs.
on Nix
Congressman Tims. \ 1 . Bell
in Cleveland Wednesday tor
short time.
ELAT ( REEK NEWS
By your 1 nolo Joe Ad
Some folks in this conimuiii'v
are done, planting cotton seed,
some nearly done an I others ready
to plant.
Trees are putting ion their vei
dure, ihe Robin red breast busy on
his last work before leaving for
other local ions. Everyone thinks
(here is c new opening in his line
of business. Book agents, cow
doclors, hoise traders. fortune fel¬
lers, sooth savers and automobile
dealers all fall deep down in theia
gizzard tn.it now is the opportune
time. () 11! Lord have mercy.
The poor man is a thing that
folks have to talk about, hut the
main tiling that lie is used for is to
be poor so the other fellow in iy be
weulthv. Without the poor there
would he no production; without
pro (action there would be no rich¬
es. There, Mr. Rich Main, we are
iI, you know it.'j
Watch a man in Ins daily routine
md see what lie admires and von
will have a true conception as to
ihe kind or Ivpe of man he is. A
few years ago we were employed at
i place ill Cleveland. Soon every
morning there was a nice old gen¬
tleman who would come to the
store every morning. And every
morning that a mocking bird sang
in the trees, between his home and
(lie slore, just that many mornings
ibis good man would stop and Its
■en to them sing, 1 wouldn’t take
fifty dollars for that. We thought
if the mocking bird when we
heard of the Old Gentleman’s
death. There’s not,a -nanip ,y gofe
familiar iti Cleveland, nor \\ bite
county, as a good clean man and
worthy citizen, than the one we
termed the “Bird Lover.”
'fliey told iu sometime since that
there was in circulation about .fJo
for every person in the V nited
States. And now comes along
some more figures show ing that
there is a car for every seven per¬
sons in the nation. Well, let’s
make it for every eight persons,
.md we will put the'average price
<ij automobiles down to .JiSoO Now.
every fellow must pay one-eighth
on the car, which would he $100
and he only has $40. So you see
every person in Ihe United States
owes 460011 a car. ()osh, no won¬
der it is hard times.
Mr. J, J. Gibson Dies After Long Illness
Mr. John (. Gibson died at Ids
home in Cleveland Monday, April
1 5 1 1 ' •
Mr. Gibson was boan"d Dalton,
in., sixty-five years agof hut had
lived Jiu Habersham county lor
wenty years prior to phis moving
o Cleveland about a year ago.
lie was a member ot Clarkes
ville Lodge 3.15, F. X A. M.
About eighteen months ago lit.
-atiered an attach of pneumonia
which left him in ill health, and
•rom which he suffered until death,
laving been suffering from a bron¬
chial trouble w hich kept him eon
med So bed for four months.
He leaves two brothers : \\ . A.
Gibson,.of Atlanta, and I. A. Gib¬
son, of I luyesville, N. L., and one
uilt brother at llave-ville, N. C.
)ne daughter, Mrs. G. H. Purdue
Cornelia, amt one-on, f. If. Gib
on, of Hiawassee, (in.
' The remains laid to in
were rest
Cleveland cemetery f’uesdny,April
16th, by his Masonic brethren of
•Cleveland Lodge assisted by some
d the brethren of Ciarkesville
Lodge. Revs. Humphries and
Kilpatrick conducting the lunerai
-eri ices at the home.
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CLEVELAND. GEORGIA, APRIL iy, 1920 .
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CESNATEE S’ALLEY NEWS
Guess everybody is about tlimitgh
court ing hy this t ime.
Rev. |. M. Nix tided his regular
appointment at Hood’s Chagel
Sunday.
Miss Aurora limit is very sick
ot this w rit ing.
Mrs, I ). N. Warwick was visst
ing on Tesnalee last Monday. Her
m.iiiv friends are glad to know that
-he is enjoying good health again,
Mr. and Mrs. F N.Seaholt and
family were visiting Mr. and .Mrs.
j. G. Thomas Sunday.
Mrs. !. G, Thomas was visiting
Mrs. 1 ) N. Warwick last Saturday
Several from Town “Creek at¬
tended preach ing at 1 load's Chapel
Sunday.
Old mother earth is putting out
her beautiful green coat again to
let the farmers know mat spring is
here and that it is time for them to
plant corn. Some are almost done
planting while others have not
started.
Nncootdiee and Naufee News
Rev, Simpson, Siipt. of the
t
Home Mi-sion work at Alliens
Presbytery, delivered an interest¬
ing sermon at Naeoochee Presby¬
terian c Inn eh Sunday.
' M r. and Mrs If. (. Williams
md daughter, of Flowery Branch,
-pent the week end with relative
in the Valley.
Miss Ethel Lumsden, of Guines
.viile. ape.ul Uii- week-end with he*
grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. J. R.
Lunisden.
Mrs. 11 atlie [ohnston and daugh¬
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Johnston
>nd family, of Atlanta, spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. ( has
K1 i.se.
Mrs. Bod Edwards, of Blue
Check, is visiting lu*i daughter.
Mis. Carlton Alley.
Miss Helen Lumsden, of Gaines¬
ville, is visiting her cousin, Miss
Isabel! Lumsden.
Mrs. Walter Brandon, of GainesJ
ville' is visiting her parents, Mr
and M i s. S, B. Logan.
Mrs, Lawrence -Vandiver and
son were \ Riling the ( bison sisters
Thursday afternoon,
Mr. and Mrs Albert Wilbanks,
of Batesville, were visiting Mrs
Ojiatllebaum and Miss Cason Sun
lay.
Mr. L E. Dennton has 4
ings and one old milk cow and
-a) s lie wants a red headed
ibout sixth years old to milk
churn, and in a year he will have
hundred cows. That will
raising cats. |olm Hamilton
Once Upon A Time
'Flie human race sit on
ground, eat from off the
md h'l-.-s your sugar hearts,
id unity slept on the GR.OI
j’hat was ancient.
Today, the modern age, its
different. People prefer the
chairs, ihe best tables, the best
md in fact, they prefer the
furniture at Ihe very
price. Well, we happen to have
The completes! line we’ve
had. All cash and no credit.
Oh! o, my tongue slipped, but
done said it.
Taint no mansion there you’ll
But something there vmt
somethiiig for thee.
Cleveland's Furniture Shop
C. f. Sutton, Prop.
CUKES CHAPEL NEWS
r
Is Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Stone and
son’ Albert, of 1 Anderson, S, C.,
are, visiting relatives here at present
Mi-ses Ruth Tat 11,11 and Estell
and Rozell Whitworth spent Sat¬
urday night with Misses Ola Mae
nod Lulfa Bell McCollum.
S*
Mrs. A. T. Whit worth and
da\f|rhi*i, C'.eo, and Mrs. t.laden
MctNVth and sun. Freeman, of
G line-i iPe, are spending this week
wit’ll fLsr friends and relatives here.
Xliss Ada Shelmit 1 spent Sunday
witlTi Misses Fanny and Cora Lee
Frqeinau.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Stovall and
children spent Sunday with the
latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. ].
G. Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Palmer an¬
nounces the birth of a daughter,
who has, been given the name of
Edna Jeamielie.’
Mrs. J, 1 ) Pal nut spent Sunday
ififi’rtmvm with Mrs. |. W. \\ hit
worth.
Born to Mr. and Mrs Glen Arr
wOtid-sta son, March 14.
S\iuday School is still progress
mg nicely. We had a good report
Sunday. Everybody has an iuvi
tatidij to come out and he with us
Sunday at 10 o’clock.
N’VWOOCHEi; NEWS
L’^iivWoman’s Club had a rnea$
u ring jtatty at the home of Mrs. C
H. Krise'last-Wednesday aliernopif;
Game* -were played utj<L seven
Mutt
Lumsden and Miss Kostilee Court
tentiy won the prizes. Delightful
refreshments were served. The
proceeds will go to Tallulah Falls
School.
Mrs. L. lohnsfon and daughter,
Miss Agnes, and El win Paris spent
ihe week-end with Mrs. (J. 11 .
KLri.se.
Mrs. Grecar, Mrs. Cltas. W.
While, Mrs. V. R. Hollis, Miss
Annie Glen and John G recur went
to Elbert on Tuesday to attend
Prcsby terial.
Master John James Miller, who
has been in Augusta since Christ¬
mas with his aunt, Mrs.C. E. W il¬
son, returned home Sunday.
Mr. C. S. Anderson, ot Atlanta,
spent the week-end in the Valley
A’ith his family.
Mrs, Bill R ttssell and son went
to Asheville Sunday to visit bet
ausb md.
Mr. and .Mrs. John Cantrell
spent the week-end in the Valley.
Misses Pauline Brooks and Viola
Sisk, of Rabun Ga p-N acooche
-chool spent the. week-end at home
Mrs. G. M Galloway Lavishing
this week in Gainesville.
Mr. ami Mrs. Carbon Alley's
baby has been very sick.
Uatement Of The Ownership and Managemen
Of
THE CLEVELAND COURIER.
Published weekly at Cleveland, (hi., b
Apr. lttat). Editor, Managing Kdit<
iial business Manager, .1. I’. Davidsi
Publisher, .(. P. Davidson.
Owner, Alex. Davidson.
Known bondholders. mortgagees, and
other security holders, holding 1 per rent
or more of total amount of bonds, mort
gaves, or other securities: None.
(Signed) .1 as. i*. Davidson-.
Sworn to and subscribed tit fore toe this
15th rlftV of April, Mi29.
D. U. HEAD. N. P.
White County, <( eoryia.
THE RIGHT WAY TO TRAVEL
is by train. The safest. Most com¬
fortable. Most reliable. Costs less.
Inquire of Ticket Agents regarding
greatly reduced fares for short trips.
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new
shapes ann finishes.
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