The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-17
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yesterday.
MI-- ) gne- An39e9- Jeff H-eine~ia,
f1r H,.ohel
Ms Lorraine Horne o: Greenv lie
= visiting friends herr
Miss Rebecca Hill of Halifax is ON
Ii visit 70 relatives here.
Miss Naomi Bel Of Washington
y. c., is visiting Mis- Dora Ais
brook.
Miss Era Simpson, Of Everetts il
listing Miss Amelia Harrell
Mr. w E. Branch Of Enfield WAS
here Monday
Mr.. Paul Jones Of Tarboro spent
| Saturday on visit TO Mr.. +. ?.
Shields
Miss Louise Lawrence OF William
ton il visiting her father, Mr. ]. H.
| Lawrence.
Mr.. II. H. Raspberry Of Edgecombe
was in town few days ago and gave
good reports of his crops
Misses Mamie Cotton, Emma Han
cock and Lizzie Powell left Yesterday
for Lewiston.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Edwards went to
Greenville last Friday on visit to
Mrs. Edwards relatives
Mr.. f. l.. Travis of Halifax has been
here this week in the interest Of the
Harden law suit.
Mr. j. c. Pittman now of Porte
mouth is in town shaking hands with
friends.
Miss Susie Smith came down from
Raleigh few days age to visit her
home folks.
John T. Gregory, Esq, of Halifax,
spent last Friday night in town on bus
ness
Mr.. Andrew Haskell, of Greenville,
spent last Sunday in town visiting the
family OF his brother Mr. T. B. Haskell.
Mess. J. u. Scott, r. L. Hardy and
L. NJ. Pittman have been at Nays
Head several days taking rest.
Miss Anna Dartlen, well known in
this community as a teacher some
years ago, has been in the community
some days visiting her friends.
Mr. A. E, Hill, Jr., left Yesterday for
Hillsboro where he spends few days
and then ne returns to his school at
Beaufort.
Hon. ". H. Kitchin has resigned
his position as Chinese Inspector at
New Orleans, and is expected home
about LIST of September.
Mr.. Thomas, of the firm of T. w.
Thomas & Co., of Norfolk, is here do
ing some work on the Military School
building
Rev. c. II. Whitaker came up from
Mackey's Ferry Saturday to spend
some time with his relatives near Whit
akers Chapel.
Mrs O. III. Perry and her sister Miss
Sarah Hyman, have moved to town
and occupy one of the Kitchin Gotta
ges on 18th street
Mess. f. B. Higgs and F. A. Taft, of
Greenville, came up last Thursday to
attend the sale OF Maj J. +. Meals
stock of merchandise.
Rev. r. 7. Vann left last Friday for
Washington City where he went to
consult physician for his health. Mrs.
Vann went also to visit her people in
Virginia.
Miss Sallie d. Hyman. the beautiful
and accomplished daughter of Mrs.
Samuel Hyman, of Salem, left Tues
day after spending week with her
brother, Mr.. H. S. Hyman
Rev L. NJ. Curtis, of Aulander, is
here this week assisting Rev. w. S.
Ballard III meeting at Mullens.
His many friends here and in this
y hole community are glad To see Mr..
Curtis, and hope that he will remain
some time.
Mrs. r. c. Lassiter came down from
Weldon Saturday and spent day or
two with her husband who is keeping
books for Mr. n. 3. Josey. Mrs. LASH
tors friends were much pleased with her
and are glad that she will soon move
down permanently.
Hon. c. NJ. Cooke, Mess. w. NJ. Per
sons. NJ. E. Tucker. OF LOuisburg, and
Hon. Geo. c. Taylor, Of Tennessee and
Cant. J. VI. Grizzard, Of Halifax were
all here last week in the interest OF the
Harden land suit which is before the
Alabama courts. They are still at
work on It.
Mr.. ". 3. White, If Washington,