The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-09-10

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DIR. J. a. Stevens was on visit 10
Wilson last week.
Mr.. George Britt. the A. {. l.,
speut Friday night Al hosne-
Nj. lewis Herring, of Nj. Olive,
WAS on our streets last Saturday.
We Az sorry 10 hear that Mr..
French Met eaeen Is unwcll.
Mr.. @. A. Cute left Tuesday !
morning for Norfolk on "a business
trip.
Gel. l.. A. Powell returned from
a business trip to Wilmington last
Wednesday,
Misses Mary Thomson and Bette
Murphy are visiting at Taylor's
Bridge.
Miss Hattie Mahn, Of Wilmington,
is visiting the family Of Capt. {.
Partrick's.
Miss Winnie Bowdea, of kenans
vii e, was here at the concert last
Thursday night.
Mrs. W. NJ. Shaw, of Kenaasville,
came up Thursday to attend the
Misses johnson concert.
Mrs. III. NJ. Spivey, has returned
from her extended visit in Robson
and Cumberland counties.
Maj. T. l.. Pugh has moved his
family in town. They occupy the
Capt. w. l.. Faison house.
1t was pleasure 20 his many
friends to have Hon. B. F. Grady
with them few days last week.
Miss Bessie Autry, who has been
spending several weeks among rela-
tives and friends in the country,
has returned 20 Clinton.
Miss Ella Boney, who has been Oh
visit to her many friends for the
past week, returned home last Fri
day.
:. Miss Molly Duffy, Of Catherine
Lake, who has been visiting relatives
and friends here, left for Duplin
county Friday.
Mr.. David Oates. one Of our very
promising young men, left last Tues
day for the University, where he
pursues his studies.
Mr.. NJ. J. Rivenbark, az old friend
of THE CAUCASIAN, made us plea
SAINT call last week and renewed his
subscription.
Mrs. G. w. Ramsay, OF Burgaw,
who has been visiting the family Of
Mr.. Everett Peterson at the Clinton
Hotel, returned last week.
We were pleased to see Capt. r.
G. Holmes, our popular conductor
on the G. & w. road back to his post
after few days absence
Mr.. Frank Holmes, one OF Clin-
toms popular young men, now Elk
press agent between Richmond and
Charleston, spent Thursday here.
We were very glad to hear that
little Hattie Hanstein who has been
ut Atlantic City, now in Philadel-
phia is much improved in health.
News reached here Monday of the
death of Mrs. Murphy (nee Miss
Florence Corbett). Mrs. r.. F. Her
ring and Mrs. w. X. Beaman, her
sisters, left to attend her funeral.
Mrs. Roena Micks, who has been
spending the summer in the noun.
tains Of North Carolina, is on visit
to the family of DIR. Lees and Rev
DR.. McKinnon's.
Mr.. w. S. Patrick, who has been
visiting in Connecticut, returned last
Thursday. He spent sometime in
New York and other cities buying
the Fall stock Of goods.
Mr.. w. G. Hubbard, a very pop.
ular member Of the firm Of A. F
Johnson & Co., left this week FOL
the Northern cities, where he viii
buy his fail stock of goods.
| Miss Maria Royal, daughter Of
County Superintendent Royal, anf
Miss Muriel Richardson, daughter
of our town man, NJ. G.. Richardson
Esq, left Tuesday morning for Ok
ford Female Seminary.
Mr.. NJ. Hanstein, the King Cloth
Ter, who has been sujourning at At
lantic City, n. j., with his family
and in Northern cities, for the pas
several weeks buying his Fall stool
, ofgoods, returned Wednesday night
We were pleased to see Mr.. F. III
Royal in town last Monday. MI
Royal 6 aduated with high distine
ton al Wake Forest this year. III
leaves in a few weeks for the Thee
logical Seminary at Louisville, KY
, where he takes course. Afte- the
, he goes to China as a Missionary.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Murphy, o
Washington, d. c., who have beei
spending a few weeks here, afte
their sojourn at the Sparkling Ga
r tawba Springs, left for Washingto
last week. We are pleased to kno'