The Democrat., 1895-09-19
THE SOCIAL SWIM
Golng and Coming.

Mr.. }, II. Sherrod CT Hamilton was
here Monday.
Rev. f. j. Edwards Of WiIlianston
spent Monday here.
Miss Kate Tillery returned from her
trlp North last Saturday.
Capt. G. 5. White returned SATURDAY
from Now York
Mr.. b. G. Medford came In a few
days ago to visit his brothers.
Mr. John B. Tillery is here visiting
his daughter Mrs J z. Futrell.
Mr.. A. L. burlington has returned
from visit and business trip North.
Mr.. J. L. Scott, Of the Burlington
Coffin Co, was here this week, shaking
hands with his friends
Mrs. EdmoI dson and Mrs. r. c..
Josey went to Nash County few DAYS
ago to visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Taylor returned
a few days ago from a visit to Nash
County.
Mr.. William Wood of Lewiston is
here visiting his uncle, DR.. w. r.
Wood.
Mr.. X. Allsbrook spent some time at
Weldon last week He returned Sat
urday.
Miss Emma Harrington came up
Saturday from Greenville to visit her
sister, Mrs J. b. Edwards
Mrs. A. F. Hancock of Lewiston, with
her daughter, Miss Lizzie, has been
here on visit some days.
Mrs. Jas. l.. Harriss returned from
Greenville Monday, where she has
been visiting relatives for some weeks
Mr.. C. d. Rountree of Greenville was
here yesterday, looking after some
tobacco interest for the Star warehouse.
Mrs J. E. Hancock, who mas been
has returned home.
Mrs G. Hoffman and little daughter
went to Roanoke last week to visit rel
atlves.
Miss Alice Marshall Of New York
arrived Tuesday to assist Miss Kate
Tillery in her millinery store.
Mrs. Morrisette and Mrs Warrior
went to Spring Hope last week to visit
Mrs TimberIake, Mrs. Morrisette's
| daughter.
Miss Nome Hoffman has gone to
Richmond to enter the WOman's Col
Iege, of which Dr. James Nelson is
president.
The Durham correspondent to the
Raleigh Neus and Observer speaks Of
Mr.. w. w. Kitchln as ''the we'll known
young lawyer OF Roxboro.'
Misses Annie Kitchin and Emma
Hancock left Tuesday tor Richmond
where they went to enter the Woman s
| College.
Miss Annie Pittman of Salem came
Monday on visit to her brothers and
other relatives. Her friends are glad
to see her. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Springs and little son.
Prof T. c. Manning has been teach
ing penmanship in the male and fe-
male schools here two weeks. He
leaves now for Atlanta where he Will
spend the remainder of the year in the
different colleges there. He is truly a
master in penmanship.
Mr.. Maurice w. Thomas of Rich
mond Is here arranging to complete a
contract for electric lights for the town
Mr.. Thomas is accompanied by his
wife They are stopping at the Scot
land Neck hotel and will be here several
days.
Mr.. H. H. Raspberry has moved his
family from Edgecombe here. He
comes to get advantage of our schools
Mr.. and Mrs Raspberry have many
friends here who are glad to welcome
them to the town, and THE DEMOCRAT
Joins them.
Misses Sallie and Annie Edwards
who we're here last week from PrOvi
dence. r. l., on a visit to their relatives
left Saturday on their return. Then
stay was quite short tor a visit from
such a distance, and many Of theil
friends regretted that they did not see
them.
Mess. W. II. White and L. NJ. Pitt
man returned last week from an ex-
tended southern tri p selling chewing
gum for the Scotland Neck "Sweet Gum
Company" They say that the South
is certainly developing rapidly. They
were especially pleased with Georgia.
Our Store will be closed Saturday