The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1896-07-02
PERSONALS.

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Miss Bette Cooke is here on visit tc
her relatives and friends.
Mr.. 0. K Taylor went to Nash coun
ty last week to visit his father.
Mr.. Zeb. johnson came up from
Greenville to visit his mother last week
Mr.. Wilson Whitehead returned
Monday from Everett.
Mr.. T, B. Haskett came up from
Greenville Tuesday
Miss Mary D. Prince of Goldsboro IL
visiting her brother Mr.. D. M. Prince.
Misses Julia and Onie Dunn have
gone to Crowells on a visit this week.
Miss Bessie Wood of Edenton has
been on visit some days to friends
here.
Mr.. B. F. White came home Satur-
day from a several months trip selling
shoes.
Maj. J. H. McIver, manager of the
Catalonia State farm, was here Fri
day and says the crops are fine.
Rey. Mr.. Phelps preached IN the Epis-
copal church here to good and appre-
ciated congregation last Sunday.
Rev. J. R. Sawyer and wife are spend
Ing some weeks on visit to Mrs. Cook
in Edgecombe.
Mrs. w. F. Burch and little daugh-
ter Lillian of GreenvilIe are visiting
Mrs. J. B. Edwards.
Mrs. Hcheimer and son of Baltimore
who have been visiting Mr.. J. Stern
left Monday.
Capt. w. II. Kltchin went to Rox-
boro last week to visi. his son Mr.. ".
w. Kltchin.
Miss Susie Shields has been in Green
vile several days on a visit to her sis
ter, Mrs. E. B. Higgs.
Mr.. Willie Madry of Edgecombe has
been here few days visiting his moth
er.
Little Miss Mary Hollowell of Colds
boro is here on visit to her sister,
Mrs. D. NJ. Prince.
Miss Della Sk1tteltharpe who had been
here some days to attend Miss Eta
Allsbrook' marriage, returned to her
home in Plymouth Friday.
Mr. J. A. Coppedge and his nephew
from Cedar Rock, Franklin Co., spent
Saturday night with friends in Scotland
Neck.
Miss Cornelia Moore OF Wh1takers,
the accomplished daughter of Elder
A. J. Moore, has been on visit to
Miss Emma Vaughan and other friends
in the community.
Among the number who came from
Martin county last week to be present
at Mi:. Eta Ai1~',rat.l's marriage We're
Mr.. =. II Salisbury Of Hassell, DIR. ].
HI. Clark. Mess J. II. Purv1s, Y. r
Taylor and Jas. Everett of Hamilton.
Mrs. A. Mcdowell and her sister,
Miss Annie Kitchin, returned Tuesday
from Roxboro where they have been on
a visit to their brother, Mr.. w. w.
kitchin. Democratic nominee for Con-
gress.
Mr.. H D. Sheppard of Pitt county
came up on visit Tuesday. He was
a student here several years ago in Vine
Hill Academy. In the years he has
been away he has developed Into a hand
some young man and he shows THAI
the world has been using him we'll.
Among those who went to Richmond
to the Confederate reunion this week
were Mess. NJ. D. Joyner, JOS. Stern,
G. W. Gay. J. A. Bowers, M. A. Smith,
Wilson Whitehead. G. w. Bracy, w.
HI. Bell. J. H. Hopkins. Herbert Ais
brook, DR.. F. w. Whitehead, G. III.
Cooke. w. e. Smith, Charlie Herring,
G.. w. Coughenour, R. J. Madry and
wife, Misses Annie Madry, Carrie Ais
brook. and Mrs. w. III. Bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. M. Prince who were
called to Goldsboro by the illness and
death of Mrs. Hollowell, Mrs. Princes
mother, returned few days ago.
"Our Little Sunbeam a paper pub
lished by the Baptist Sunday-school OF
Goldsboro, contained beautiful trlb-
ute to the lite and character of Mrs.
HolloweIl The people OF Scotland
Neck sympathize deeply with Mrs.
Prince in the loss of her mother.
A Case in Point.