The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-12
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It Mr. W. T Whitehead. in the coun-
try.
( Mr. 3. r. Peterson, travelling agent
for the North Carolina Baptist. wa-
here Tuesday.
Mr. G. Hoffman and wife and Mrs
" Hoffman went to to Tarboro Mon
day night.
Mrs. II. b. Clark Of Greenylle has
been on a visit to he friends here re-
Gently.
Mr. g. May of Roanoke, Va, has
been here several days on a visit TO his
| daughter. Mrs g. Hoffman.
Miss Matte Nichols has been here
several days on a visit to her relatives
and friends.
Miss Annie Biggs left Monday for a
visit to relatives in Williamson and
friends in Edenton.
Mr.. H. q. Jones came up from Kin
ston and spent Sunday in Scotland
Neck.
Mr.. W. Fl. Powell Of Tarboro was
here Friday on business with the knit
ting mills.
Mr. J. L. Andrews of Roxobel Is here
on visit to his daughte tiers, Mesdames
5. D. Hancock and W. II. Johnston
Miss Mary Gotten of Dawsons has
been visiting relatives and friends in
town this week.
Mr.. J. c. Caddel1, travelling CORES
pondent to the Biblical Recorder, spent
last Saturday and Sunday here.
Mr.. w. d. Leggett came over from
Tarboro a few days ago to spend some
time with his home folks.
Mr.. Jno. T. Brinkley left Wednesday
for a three months tour in the Western
States in the interest of the Scotland
Neck Cotton Mills.
Mr.. Howard Aston, of Halifax, one
of the bright young attorneys Of the
county, come down Tuesday on visit
to Mr. Claude Kitchin.
Mrs. w. H. White left for Baltimore
and New York last week to purchase
her supply of spring and summer mil
linery goods.
Mr. Fred Gray and family have been
mere several days visiting his father,
Mr.. Collin Gray. They have recently
returned from West Point, Miss
Miss Leila Shields has returned from
a visit to her sister. Mrs. E. B. Higgs
OF Greenvllle. She was accompanied
home by her little niece, Marguerite.
Sheriff S. ]. Clark of Enfield went
down the road Monday to Washington
to visit his brothers-ln-law, Drs. S. T.,
T. T., and attorney B. B. Mich olson.
Misses Mary and Mamie Whitehead
returned to Peace Institute at Raleigh
Tuesday, having been called home last
week by the death of their mother.
Rev, ]. A. Mex aughan and wife OF
Enfield have been in town this week.
Mrs Mclaughlin was having some
dental work done by Dr. Livermon.
Mrs. A. c. Nann of Union, n. c.,
has been on visit for some days to the
family of Rev. r. I. Nann, her hus-
bands brother
Rev. r. 7. Nann returned Tuesday
from Edenton where he went on a trlp
to raise some money for the Washing
ton Baptist church. He reports de-
lghtful and profitable trip.
Mrs. NJ. H. Mcdowell, who has been
visiting her sons here. left Monday
morning for Franklin, Va, to visit her
daughter, Miss Eunice, who is prlnci-
pal of a hourishing school there.
Miss Lillian Richardson has gone
North, accompanied by Mrs. Bryan,
one Of the leading milIiners OF Tarbo-
70, to purchase her stock of new goods.
In her absence any orders in her line
may be lett with Mrs. c. I. Lawrence.
Mrs. ". f. Whitmore recently re-
turned from Louisiana where she spent
about two months visiting her son, Mr..
John Pittman. Her son left here
about twenty years ago, and when he
met his mother at the depot neither
one knew the other.
President c. E. Taylor Of Wake For
est College filled Rev. r. I. Nann's
pulpit last Sunday. He preached
morning and evening and his sermons
were able and scholarly and made
profound impression on the audience.
DR.. TAYLOR is fayorite with the peo-
pie Of Of the State generally and Wher-
ever he goes his presence is A hanedic-