Miss Ruth Downs of Asheville visited her sister, Mrs. T.E. Story, last week.
Mrs. T.M. Darlington returned last Wednesday from Lenoir where she had visited her brother a few days.
Miss Louise Greene, teacher in the West Jefferson graded school, is at home suffering with a sprained ankle.
Mr. J.E. Spainhour left last Thursday for a two weeks trip north to buy goods for the Spainhour-Sydnor Dry Goods Co.
Mrs. Ed Caudill, formerly of this place but now living in Charlotte, underwent a slight operation in a Charlotte hospital last week.
P.E. Daney has an advertisement of real estate and automobile accident insurance to which we direct the attention of our readers.
Messrs. H.M. Anderson, F.C. Forester and J.T. Prevette returned last Saturday from Hot Springs, Ark., where they had been taking treatment.
Mr. Sam. Cassell, pharmacist at one of the Winston-Salem drug stores, was here the past week, returning to Winston Sunday. He moved to Winston from North Wilkesboro 11 years ago and lives in west Winston from the main square where they purchased when they moved. They now have three children, three daughters.
From the front page of the North Wilkesboro Hustler, Wednesday, Feb. 10, 1926
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