The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-08-06
NEWTON GROVE.

NEWTON GROVE.
Died, at her home, near New
ton Grove, Mrs. Bette Ingram,
after a long and painful illness |
of consumption, July oath, age
30 years. Mis-. Ingram was be-
loved by all who knew her. She
leaves d loving husband and a |
host of relatives and friends 10 |
their loss.
"Full many gem OF purest ray Sc
rene.
The dark unfathomed caves Of
ocean bear.
Full many a flower is born Ia blush
unseen
70 waste its sweetness on the des-
sert air.
Mr. Frank NJ. Tn 1erwoo1, Of
Richmond, Va, has been visit
ing relatives and friend around
Newton Grove.
Miss Mary Williams began
teaching in District No. q re-
Gently.
Quite a nu mber of our people
attended tie Alliance picnic at
Bentonsville, was very much
pleased with the excellent
speeches and very good behavi-
or, and, oh, what a dinner! All
were quite disappointed by Sen
ator Butler not being with them.
FLos.
| There were 81 additions to-
the church at Pleasant Union
(Hoopole) instead Of Is az was
reported.
Crops are as fine i'll this sec
ton as You ever saw, though
backward in the spring.
Died, on the 23rd of July,
Mrs. Debitha Hare, of bilious
fever
Mr. J. T. thornton and fami-
ly have returned from Haw
River. Vim.
MiNGOs
The Rev. Jadson Vernon hes
been holding a protracted meet
ing at Wesley Chapel.
Miss Minnie Faircloth and
her sister are visiting Mr.. ". G.
Jackson this week.
LITTLE IsHAM.
Married: Mr.. J. II. DraughCn
, to Miss Martha J. Barefoot on
, July Goth, Josiah Baggett, Esq,
officiating.
Died. on last Thursday night,
Mr.. Joel jackson. He was one
: of our oldest. and most highly
, respected citizen. He was a
Mason, membership at Mingo
: Lodge.
Crops very fine, not too much
, rain as yet.
, Crops in this section are look.
ing very promising at the pres
ent.
Miss Ida L. McLemOre of Lit
tie Coharie township is teaching
at Hickory Grove.
We are very sorry TO learI
/. that Mr., Eli r. Wilson who re
, ceived a severe cut in the knee
1 last spring while rafting ti1nbe
" has since suffered all attack O.
:, bilious fever and has recently
" gone into typhoid fever.
e TAYLOR's BRIDGE.
Is Way Cross Items: One of MI
y Henry Mnrphy's cows fell int,
ee well he was digging few
II days since. After some trouble
o she was gotten out with /;
g windlas.
n There has been several death
g in this township recently. Sey
l. more Mathis died on Wednes
It day July 30. Mrs. ". J. Balk
g cum died recently of lever.
'e There are sc apples on q liml
y not over two feet long in tn
.e orchard Of Mr.. I. T. Benton. II
+ has some OF the finest cane il
THE section.
le There was a Union meeting
II Of the Alliance Of this township
at Red Hill offast Friday. Til,
re meeting was largely attended
II and dinner was carried GU. DR.
.e G. w. Moseley made = good ad
l. dress.
h SOUTH CLINTON.
IS Jimmie Pugh of Georgia i
p home spending the summe
E. with his father Maj. 7. L. Pugh
1t Rev. r. c. Sandiin will com
20 mence a series of meetings ol
4 Saturday before the 3rd Sunda,
in Aug, assisted by Rev. w. Z
le Croker at Boykins Chapel
LISBON.
II Miss Minnie G. Lamb is teach
Of ing III Georgia.
t. Mr.. Frank Smith, of the Cy
r prsss Creek section, over in Bla
e den, dropped dead one day las
,s week. He was about 81 year
It of age.
he HONEYCUTTS.
~ Salem High school opene'
- Monday. Boarders are cornin
" in. The outlook is for a goo'
- school.
ty
Ill PINEY GROVE.
Is Miss Hattie King, of Cllntos
commenced teaching at Popla
= Grove on Monday. Aurnsf 2r6