Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-07-31
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Mrs. VIM. Powell is spending
the week at Nag's Head hotel.
Mrs. p. H. Gregory is visiting
friends and relatives at South
Mills.
Miss Jennie Russell, of Gates
county, is visiting friends in this
city.
There are now one hundred
and fifty boardcrs at Mays Head
hotel
The steamer J. w. Haring is
at Willcy's shipyard undergoing
repairs.
The water works recently put
i'll by ]. +. Sanders are now i'll
operation.
The steamer Neuse will be
hauled out to morrow at SCOTS
shipyard.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Mitchell
have gone to Mays Head to spend
the summer.
Miss Ladc White, of Hartford,
is visiting Miss Lizzie Pritchard
on Burgess street.
Miss Kate Stallings has &C
Ctpt>d a position in the store Of
r. J. Mitchell.
Miss Rcna Dawson is home
again after spending a delightful
week at Nag's Head.
Mrs. J. S. Cartwright is at
Danville, Va, where she will
remain during the summer.
The Draining tug, Arm &
Hammer, was on the ways at
Willey's shipyard Wednesday.
Miss Geneva Bell left Monday
for Virginia Beach. Va, stopping
a few days with friends in Nor>
folk.
A colored child was bitten one
day last week by a mad dog near
Dir. Lumsden S farm in this
county.
Miss Wingate, of Wake Forest,
spent a few days this week with
the family of DR.. J. H. White on
Main street.
Miss Clyde Spencer, who has
been visiting Miss Wilma Saw
yer at the Albemarle Hotel, has
returned home.
Miss Emily Hollowell will,
return to-day from Cleveland,
Ohio, where she has been during
the past three weeks.
Hon. c. B. Pendleton, editor
Of the Equator Democrat, Key
West, Fla. was III the city, his
old home, this week.
The new residence of Mr.. 7. L.
Whitcomb, corner Pearl and
Martin streets, is completed and
ready for occupancy.
The Telephone Company has
enlarged its service, having put
in a number of phones which
began work Wednesday,
MI. 7. q. Gregory has accept
ed a position as bookkeeper in
the wholesale and retail grocery
establishm ut of J. r. Primer.
Mrs. Samuel Barclift and child
returned Wednesday from Nor
folk, where they have been dur
ing the past few weeks on a visit.
W. H. Hatcher, State Masonic
lecturer, is leCturing i'll this sec
ton to the delight Of the frater-
nifty. He speaks at Shawboro
tonight.
Miss Agnes Foy, a charming
Young lady Of Newberne, who
has been visiting DR.. Johnston S
family Oil Road street, left for
her home Tuesday.
Mr.. Chas. w. Pool, a former
resident of Elizabeth City, who
is now residing i'll New York,
is here spending few days with
his father, Mayor Pool.
The protracted meetings i'll
progress at Corinth and Sawyers
Creek churches are being attend
ed this week by q number of
Elizabeth City people.
Mrs. Morris died at South
Mills Oh Monday. She leaves a
husband and one child. She
was much beloved by a large
circle. Dr.. Blackwell preached
Misses Florence Sawyer and
Mae Nash left Tuesday for Cam
den, where they will spent sew
eral days with friends and at
tend the revival at Sawyers
Creek.
Miss Fannie Dawson's return
from Johns Hopkins hospital
where she has been undergoing
treatment for two months, has
oiven her host of friends much