The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-08-13

+hI- AIiu mrs. II. u. EHleif vent
down To Morehead Monday.
Mr.. u. W. Cobb, OF Goldsboro,
gave Us pleasant cali last Monday.
Mr.. ID. l.. Devanc, Of Winston,
was In town for Few days las;
wesl.
Miss Nellie DeNane, Of Winston,
Is visiting relatives AID friends in
town.
Miss Ida Turnage OF kinston is
visiting Miss Temple Herring near
this place.
Mr.. "Dick" Butler is home for
few days. He is in the railroad ser
vice in Georgia.
DIR. Frank Boyette left Monday
to attend the State Dental Associa-
ton at Morehead City this week
Mr.. viii Sioeumb, representing
Morris Bear & Bro, Of Wilmington,
paid our merchants call this week.
Mr.. II. j. Williams has been quite
sick for the past few days. We are
glad to learn that he is improving.
Mr.. w. S. Holmes is recrcating
for a few days in town. He is now
selling the celebrated Gravely To-
bacco.
Miss Cieone Hobbs, who has been
quite sick for the past few weeks,
has recovered, TO the delight Of her
many friends.
Miss Liza Kelley, OF Whining ton,
who has been visiting the Misses
Morisey, returned to her home on
Tuesday.
Mr.. Frank Marsh and Misses Mary
and Edith Marsh of Cumberland, are
visiting their grand mother, Mrs.
Terrell.
Mr.. II. Il. Williams, of Joford,
DrpIin county, gave lis a pleasant
call yesterday. He says crops are
good in his sec ii
The editor Of this paper, the dele
gateifor Sampson, left Monday for
Morehead to attend the State meet
ing Of the Farmers Alliance.
Miss Bessie Davis, who has been
spending some time with Miss Alt
die BizZell, returned to her home in
Wilmington on Tuesday morning.
Mr.. J. NJ. Williams, one of the
engineers on the Clinton Branch of
the w. & w. Road, is confined with
an attack of fever at his home in
Wilmington. Mr.. David Pear-all
is making his run.
MIR. Edward Faison, of Elliott,
spent few days with friea in
town last week. He has resigned
his position with the Southern Ex-
press Company and will enter Lee
high University, Pa, this fall.
Capt. Geo. L. Morton, Of Whining
ton, was in town on Tuesday. Capt.
| Morton was a prominent and popu-
lar member Of the last Legislature,
from New Hanover, and is clever
and genial gentleman.
| hE. M. IIdIlStclll w do CdilSu w At-
lantic City N. J.. where his family
is spending the summer by telegram
to see his sick daughter, Hattie. lie
will GO to New York befcre he re.
turns and buy his fall stock OF. cloth.
ing, hats, shoes, etc.
"Kip' Pierce, Esq, tar-heel, now
resident of Brooklyn, N. Y, was ir
town on Monday, the guest of II. E
Faison. Esq, and visiting his former
acquaintance. We are pleased tc
to see him giving evidence of phys
ical and material success.
We were glad to see Mr.. Henry
!. E. Faison back in town on last Thurs
day. He is rapidly improving
though yet thin and weak. He mar.
rowly escaped severe attack OF
fever, but with a few days more Of
recreation he will be back in hi!
Office again.
A recent cablegram to Mr.. A. r
, johnson announced the safe arriva
, in London OF Miss Mamie Faisol
and party Of friends, who sailed
from New York about two week
ago for Europe. Miss Mamie viii
probably sojOurn in the old country
| enjoying lis scenery and other at
fractions, until October.