The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-09
OTHER SN APPS.


Mi Belle Boyeue returned i lniay
/ from visit ,o Jacksonville.
". y. = Legzet, Of Tarboro .pent
| SUNDAY here with lis parents
Mr. y. II. >windell spent 8 d. or
TWO last week ID Beaufort county
Mr. Thos. :. Norfleet Of Roxolel wa
/ here lat weeL day ortwo.
Nr. y. Eiggs has been to Bali nore
/ 70 purchase horse this week.
| Mr.. T. /. Worsley Of Rock Mount
was here this week.
/ Nh John House viii attend & ~
!. B Edwards farm near town.
Mr.. sam Dunn has taken place s.
clerk in the store Of Mess. r. C. Jo~ev.
90.
Mrs Martha Williams came down
from Weldon Tuesday to visit friends
here
Miss Eva Simpson of Everetts i
here visiting Misses Amelia and Fannie
HarreIl.
Mrs VI. II Mcdowell Of Murfresboro
is visiting her sons here, Or. w . ana
Mr.. A. Mcdowell.
Miss Ella Tayloe Of Washington came
up Monday on a visit to Miss Sallie
Neal
Col. 4. /. Smith Of Charlotte was
here the first Of this week on a visit to
his relatives.
Miss Patlie Biggs Of Williamson
came up last week on visit to her
cousin, Miss Annie Biggs
Mr.. L. VI. Pittman left Monday for
trip III interest of the Southern Sweet
Gum Company.
Miss Carrie Arlington of Ringwood
is visiting her sister, Mrs P. V. Tillery,
of TllIery.
Capt. Hawks, conductor on the Scot
land Neck road, has been aicll this week
and Capt. Jones took his place.
Rev r.. T. Vann left Monday for
| Raleigh where he went to attend the
meeting of the Baptist State Board OF
Missions
Or. A. c. Livermon was called to
BERTHE to see his mother last week. lie
returned the next day, his mother hay-
ing greatly improved.
Mr.. 5. VI. Gary of Halifax was here
Friday night on business. He is SO
clever and polite that his friends are
always glad to see him.
Mr.. w. /. Harrell who has been
with Messrs. White and PAUL for
several years, has taken position as
salesman in Mr.. \. P. Hyman's hard
ware store
Mr.. P. c. Gregory OF Tillery spent
day in town last week, and very level
headed man in Scotland Neck said to
us that Mr.. Gregory Is the best business
man Vi his age in the county.
Misses Hancock, Hoffman and Kitchen
returned Monday to Richmond to re-
sumo their studies IN Woman's College.
There are twenty girls attending that
Rev. A. G. Wilcox of Brlnkleyville
preached in the Baptist church here
Sunday. He asked for a collection to
help complete a Baptist church at
Roanoke Rapids, and his collection
amounted to $l43.
Mr.. J. II. Britt of Batteboro was here
Saturday. He says that the people Of
his community are getting along well.
Almost every one has plenty Of
provisions and most of the farmers have
money.
Rev J. r. Sawyer has moved to Scot
land Neck and entered upon his work
as pastor in charge Of this circuit. He
has taken rooms at the hotel. The
community welcomes Mr.. and Mrs.
Sawyer and wish for them pleasant
stay.
Mr.. J B. Edwards who has been
keeping books for Mess. Hoffman, 4
Bro. has resigned his position, and will
be engaged in the sale of stock. Mr..
Samuel Michael OF Birmingham. Ala, /
has taken the place of Mr.. Edwards.
Mr.. Jno. Kitchin, Jr.. returned
Christmas to spend some time with his
father, Dir. ]. L. Kitchin. He left
here when quite small hoy II years
ago. and since that time has spent some
time in London, Liverpool, Glasgow,
Rome and other cities in the old c0un-
try and he has travelled all over North
and South America. He says he could
hardly realize this was Scotland Neck.
there was such change in the place.
The Bonner Mu1derers.