The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-25
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Judge T. \. Hill. Of Halifax. wa
here Monday.
Mr. J. W. Higgs, Of Greenyille. spent
day in town last week
Mr.. VI. j. Molly, Of Baltimore. was
here this week
Mr.. NJ. A. Smith returned Tuesday
from a trip for the cotton mills.
Mr. George r. Gammons, OF Edge
combe, was in town this week.
Mr.. F. W. Gregory. Of Crowells was
in town a day last week.
Miss Pattie Manning, OF Henderson.
is visiting her sister Mrs. G. w Dunn
Miss Claude Darden. of Spring Hi
visited Miss Bessie Shields last week.
Miss Clyde Boyette left Tuesday to
visit relatives in Tarboro and Old Spar
ia.
DR.. W. K. Wood came down from
Raleigh last Saturday to see Mrs. Ed
monsOn.
The family of Mr.. Henry Hopkins
lief. Monday for Florida, where they
will make their home
Miss Kate Tillery went to Weldon
Saturday where she viii spend about
ten days on a visit to relatives there
Miss Rernice Williams who has Wis
tied Mrs w w Jones, returned 70
Weldon last Saturday.
Mr.. John Mills, Of Wake Forest spent
a day or two here last week visiting his
sister, Mrs Claude Kitchin.
Miss Mamie Christian who has been
in school here some time went to Ports
mouth last Thursday
Mr.. J. A. Higgs and son Sherwood, of
Raleigh, are in town shaking hands
with their friends.
Dr. C. J. O'Hagan, of Greenville, was
here last Thursday to see Mrs f. B.
Higgs, and also Yesterday to see Mrs
EdmOnsOn.
Mr.. Thos. futile who has been here
as student at the Military School,
left Monday for his home in Roching-
ham.
Mrs. F. w. Gregory, of Crowells, and
her daughter, Mrs. Roberts, of Atlanta,
spent last Sunday here the guests of
Mrs. c.. w. Dunn.
Mr.. W. ]. Stallings has recently moved
from Franklin county and has associa-
ted himself in business with Mr. W.
w. Jones.
While in Weldon Monday night it
was the editors good fortune to be en-
tertained in the pleasant and we'll APP
pointed home of Mr.. w. E. Daniel.
Mr. j. L. Andrews, of Roxobel, spent
part of last week here visiting his
daughters, Mrs. S. D. Hancock and
Mrs w. H. Johnson.
Miss Fannie Kitchin returned to her
home in Portsmouth last Thursday af-
ter a few weeks visit to her friends here.
She was accompanied by Mrs. J. II.
Futrell
Prof. G.. w. Caldwell who has been
hc /f oh,
hand and typevriting In the Military
School, left Friday for Washington, y.
c., where he goes to do shorthand work.
He has made many friends during his
stay here, and all regret for him to
leave
Mr.. r G. Lassiter who moved from
Weldon here last August and has kept
books since for Mr.. n. Is. Josey, re-
turned to Weldon Monday. Mrs. Las
sitter returned to Weldon a few weeks
ahead of him. Mr. and Mrs. Lassiter
made number Of friends here who re-
greet tor them to leave. while their
friends in Weldon are as happy to have
them return.
DR.. Huffman, OF TarborO exchanged
pulpits with Rev. z. T. Vann last Sun
Day. The people gave DR.. Huffman a
warm welcome as they always do. His
sermon at night was especially emphat-
ic against so-called harmless amuse-
ments. At the morning services he ask
ed the church for 500 to pay the last
Of the debt on the new Baptist church
in Tarboro. 1t was quickly raised.
Mr.. D. Edmondson, who left home
about Sth of December for Columbus.
Ohio, for treatment of a cancerOus trOub-
le on his face, returned to-day (Wednes
day. and is much improved. His re-
turn was fastened by reason of Mrs.
EdmondsOn's illness Mr.. J. y. Savage.
who accompanied Mr.. EdmO ndson, re-
turned with him.
Mr.. w. c. Allen lett Monday Tor
Wilson and Mrs. Allen went to Beau
fort county to visit her relatives. They
have been in Scotland Neck five Years.
and their friends here regret the cir
cumstances that caused them to leave.
The hard times caused the patronage
of the school 70 fall of so that Mr.. AL