The Norlina Headlight from Norlina, North Carolina • Page 5

LOCAL 2Y We di-n issi The lest wctook Holiday and The gradedSchool has resumed 1 Esq. Ai S. InTebb made a pleas-ant call at our. qfilce Wednesday. rfpepiity F.

Lifsey was in Raleigh several days this week. i. 0 Ki jpiLWy.AI -ycKt The Cash Both.Phones-: on WINTER Drug Store! Prompt Service a is IS E-3ESIE are glad 'tb see UtT: B. Wlddrl able to et'about by -the iocaneT? AlutWoeeW nr. Weldon sUpped on some xypjr ciiiya uur sprain- Hsriiit ink fiesdjps that bn'raQier unfortuniteforit as.

some twiehty years ao' that he stuck a iiail ih it and that he caiii fell the effects of that to this day.I iWarrehcountyil reports 762 bales of cotton ginned! liripr to Bec18 1914, as against 10,112 balfes for the same date last year. Special Aigt. B. of 1914. CREEIC NEWS.

Creek, Dec, .28. On account of cold weather 'and had was yery little; visiting among the young, people the first of Xmas week. -t Beverly Davis, of Richmond, is spending Xmas with his parents of this place. 1 J. Geohagen was in Warrenton a couple of days i Miss Mattie Clark, who.has recently been travelling in Ohio, is home for some time.

Harry Williams, of Inez, spent a few days recently with M. T. Pridgen. 5 Miss Susie Davis, of Peace In stitute, is home for her Xmas va cation. iI4r.

and Mrs. J. C. Pridgen spent some time in Creek lately. JfpR SALE ONE PAIR OF youpg mules, two young horses, one? iwo-norse wagon, ana one double Oliver chilled plow.

Ro- Hunter. ITOR-SALE-TWOICE RE-1 siffraieer16ts loaaten in Nnrlirin NQC.rat bargain. G. N. Mum- pn0rdv: i SALE NICE 3-4 DUROC Jersey pigs, just weaned.

C. G. fustian Ridgeway, N. C. IFOR RENT-ONE OF THE front rooms over J.

Loyd's stre, for office or sleeping pur poses. Apply to Dr. F. S. Pack Norlina, N.

C. TOR SALE SIX BROOD just weaned pigs. Apply to (j. Mustian, Kidgeway, N. Local Want Notices.

Iff: It is winter shoes you are looking for, come and let me show them to you where you will be satisfied with both the Quality and the Price. DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS AND GROCERIES. Uektiea cf (ha1 Vu-itn lltrt Itsm CisJ v5 000 in Hapy new year to all. Court at Warrenton Monday. Snd us oUr neit order iot job printing.

The Headlight will soon be six months Send us sortie items from your Our town was very quiet during the hommSB Mr; fBii Sunday in Greensboro. 1 Read the advertisements in The Headlight week. Judge G. S. Furgerson -will preside at court next week, i Editor T.

It of Little-Ian was here Monday afternoon. Cotton has been" selling for even and a quarter cents this week. Let our watchword for the year 1915 be 4Watch Norlina Grow." Mrs. E. P.

Allen and Mrs. M. C. Johnson spent Saturday in Raleigh. The County board of education was in session at Warrenton Monday.

Mrs. J. E. Bedford left for Coldsboro on a short visit Wednesday. Mr.

Ernest Newell has return- ed to King's Business College in Richmond. Miss Blanche Bradshaw, of Greensboao, visited Miss Roberta Pratt at the Norlina Hotel last week. Mr. and Mrs. W.

P. Lifsey spent i two days of Christmas week with relatives at Emporia, Va. Misses Rosa Mabry and Pattie Sheaff of Fosburg Camp, visit- ed Miss Alice Hardy several days the past week. Prof i-. W.

H. Fleming spent the Christmas holidays with relatives at Burlington, Greensboro, and other points. Senator Tasker Polk and Representative P. J. Macon went to Raleigh Tuesday to be present at the opening of the legislature.

Mrs. J. T. Northcott and Mrs. Joe Northcott have returned from Bertie county where they spent some time with Mrs.

Tad-lock. 'y- If you are not already a subscriber we are anxious to add your name to the subscription list of The Headlight. It is cheap at $1.00 per year. Mr. Roy D.

Hardy, who is a senior at the Citadel Military College, of Charleston, S. C. spent Christmas week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.

C. Hardy. Mr. Pryor Dowtin, who is buying tobacco for the American To-bacco at Statesville, spent the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrsl J.

A. Dowtin, in Warrenton. Mr. and Mrs. Milton C.

Mc-Guire were here Sunday enroute to their home at Rocky. Mount after spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. K. J.J ones Warrenton.

The following: fourth-class post masters have recently been classified into the civil service: C. N. Hardy, Aspen; Davjd L. Rider, Odell; S. T.

Thorne, Airlie; and E. C. DeBrule, Spring Hill. Mr. Henry 1.

JbJgerton, superintendent of the county home for the aged and infirm, was in Nor lina Friday, the guest of Mr. F. O. B. Egerton.

Mr. Egerton paid The Headlight office a call and spoke very complimentary of the neat appearance of The Christmas; UrvP. B. Newell, wentto Ba- Icish fctfse? the bpeniniBr uiv legislature. Mrs.

J. i. BriW of Raleigh, visited E. Bar bee Saturday and Mi Mary Bond, of Edentcm, is here on a visit to" her sister; Mrst G. jL: Jennete.

fm The roads in some, sections are bad, taused largely by the freeze during Christmas week. MK erryiHardy, of Littleton, wis here luesday returning to hisf school duties at Elon College." The Presbyterian and Method-1 ist Sunday schools gave parties during the Christmas holidays The children enjoyed these occa-? sions. -i li Tht SeligKt ibV:" Ace; fi.a mighty good place to get your job printing done. We do the kind that pleases and at reasbn-able prices. Mr; C.

G. Mustiah, of Ridge-way, called at our office Iriday to place a local advertisement in our columns offering some Jersey pigs for sal0. a Messrs. Warren Weldon and Dan Tate returned A. M.

College at Raleigh 'this week after "spending the holidays here with their parents: iitor Kerr, of the Democrat published at Yancey-ville, spent Christmas week with his brother, Hon. J. H. Kerr, at Warrenton. The Warrenton tobacco market opened up lively Monday.

We understand prices started off about like they were before the close for Christmas. Mr. John L. Paschall and Miss Alma, went to Pensecola, Saturday to be with Miss Pauline Paschall, who has been very sick with. fever.

i Dn of was hereKiesday. Dr. Picot" is always full of life and Ioyes to hear or tell a good joke just like he did ten' to twenty years ago. Miss Clara Powell and sister, students at the Normal College, at Greensboro, spent the holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.

T. Powell, liear Warren Plains. Mayor afwTMrs. John W. Al len, of Warrenton, were here with Mr.

and Mrs. E. P. Allen Friday. The mayor says Warrenton was quiet during the holidays.

Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton B. Tarry arrived in Norlina Mdnday and are stopping at the Norlina Hotel until Mr. Tarry can get his cottage in the eastern end of town fitted up ready to occupy.

See the announcement of the Hilliard-White in this issue. Their tailor will be with them next Monday and Tuesday ready to take your measure for a spring suit. The County commissioners have offered a reward of $25. OQ for the capture and conviction of the murderers of Robert Henderson, near Norlina Dec. 21st.

Governor Craig will also be asked to offer a reward. i Dr. T. W. Harris, of Richmond, Va.

was here riday of last week looking "after some property he bought last summer. We hope soon po have Dr. and Mrs. Harris as residents of our live, growing, town. i Mr.

Ashley Northcott, of Rocky Mount, is here, oh a visit to his parents', Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Mr.

Northcott has recently returned from Missouri jwtiere he had been the past several months and his friends here will be pleased to know that his health has improved and that he may soon be- fully restored to health and strength with the treatment he is now taking. J. r'. CapCHi Bobbitt ahdj Miss Verla Bobbitt went to Louisburg Thursday. Dr.

Gid. H. Macon has returned from the hospital and is able to look after his ftsThe msar frieidsof Mrs.Fi Packard will be pleased jfco kriic atshe; is and that her health has improved. dapti Black is ons the job- i special railroad detective for Norlina and the hobos are. made to move on when they strike this Good.

--T The private car of the general manager of the Iniercolohial Railway, of Canada, was in Norlina Wednesday en route to Pinehurst with a party to spend sometime at this winter resortl: Capt. H. L. Bobbitt the misfortune to get the small bOne in his left arm broken while railroading near Alberta on Dec 26. Capt.

Bobbitt is able to get about and hopes soon to get back to work. By reason of the putting on of the Florida Limited train the Seaboard Air Line made a few minor changes in the schedules of their regular passenger trains passing Norlina which went into effect Sunday. The corrected schedule appears in this issue. Death of an Aged Lady, Miss Mary Lewis Stegall, age 62 years, died at the home, of Mr. and Mrs.

J. W. Divine last Saturday night after having been a sufferer with cancer for a long time. 1 The deceased was a member of Mt. Auburn church and it was there that her body was buried on Monday.

She "leaves Of immediate tamijy one sterPMrs Helen Riggan, and two brothers, Charlie and Jimmie' Stegall. Mr. Hicks Hurt. Mr. Horn Hicks is wearing a bandage on the side of his head as a result of a collision with an automobile Friday.

Mr. Hicks' was running a motor car and as he was entering the town of Littleton an automobile, for some cause unknown, suddenly stop ped on a railroad crossing and the motor car struck the automobile throwing Mr. Hicks to the ground, Where he was picked up in an unconscious condition, but fortunately no serious harm was done. Mr. E.

V. Barbee was riding the car with Mr. Hicks but i escaped with just a little fright. The front part of the automobile was right badly damaged, but fortunately those in the car were not hurt. Meeting of Stockholders.

The Stockholders of the Warren Co-Operative Association Co. held their annual meeting in the court house at Warrenton Monday, Jan. 4th. The following of ficers and directors were re-elec ted 1 Prof. John Graham, presi dent: H.

E. Rod well and Nor wood Boyd, directors. J. R. Robinson was elected as a direc tor to succeed J.

F. Hunter. After the meeting of the stock holders there was a meeting of the Board of Directors, and the following were: present: Prof. John Graham, president; H. E.

Rod well, R. S. Register, L. H. Hawks and J.

R. Robinson. Ed Blalbck was elected by the board to fsucceed W. A. Connell as manager of the business, and the company will continue their store in Teacher Now, children, name some of the lower animals, starting with Willie Jones.

Boston Norlina, C. Job Pointing AT THE HEADLIGHT OFFICE. Jl YEAIR At this season it seems fitting and' it is our pleasure to make acknowledgment of the many favors shown" us since we have been here. Norlina is a grand place, and we want; you to give us this opportunity to thank you most heartily for the courtesies extended us, and to express the hope that 1915 may be a bright and prosperous one for you and yours; Phone 21:. Norlina, North Carolina, Headlight each week..