Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-10-09
Interesting
Notes From Various Points
Around and About us.
Of a Personal and
Newsy Character.
Pencilings Reproduced From
The Notebooks of Fish
errnan & Farmer Re-
porters.
EDENTON. n. e..


left Wednesday for Norfolk.
Mr.. G. c. Haste left Monday
for Baltimore On business.
Mr.. Frank Wood and family
have returned from Virginia.
The mill of Winborne & Rea
began workW ednesday m orning.
Miss Ida Wilkerson has re-
turned home from CORTLAND,
Va.
Mr.. D. Newman left Tuesday |
for Baltimore to purchase new
goods.
Mrs. 4. J. Hoskins and chil>
dren are visiting relatives at
Winfall.
Mr.. John Wood and family
have returned home from the
mountains.
Mrs. w. D. Pruden has return>
ed home from the mountains of
Virginia.
Mrs. Bette Bunch and sister,
Miss Claude Woodland have To-
Gated in Georgia.
Mr.. w. S. Pendleton, the
young attorney of Gatesville, is
here attending court.
DR.. c. P. Bogert went to Per-
quinans county Wednesday to do
; some dental work.
Mrs. C. H. Banks and children
returned home Monday, after an
absence of several weeks.
Miss Bertha Minson, of Balti>
more, has accepted position as
milliner with L. L. Moore.
Mr.. J. Haywood Sawyer, of
Elizabeth City, spent few days
with Mr.. L. F. Ziegler this week.
The SC and 1oc store of A. c.
Mitchell has been removed to
the Department Store on Broad
street.
The public school will open
Monday next under Miss Mary
Bell, who conducted same last
session.
The colored Baptists held a
baptism Sunday morning. About
20 persons were immersed by
Rev. S. P. Knight.
D. S. Russell, Republican can
didate for Governor, and Harry
Skinner, candidate for Congress,
were in town Monday.
A handsome monument is be>
> ing erected this week at the
grave of the late VIM. Hcttrick,
at Beaver Hill Cemetery.
Mr.. M. Rosenstein, of the firm
, of Rosenstein Bros has just re-
turned from North with a new
stock of fall and winter goods.
Edenton Fair will be held this
year Nov. 1911, IL, and IS. A
, big crowd is expected, and many
attractions ,.have been booked.
| E. City and Edenton are winter homes,
Nays Head is best for summer,
But Bromo Celery all the year through,
; Cures neuralgia and nervous head
, ache.
! Edenton Band has been reor-
gained, and an instructor, Prof.
w. N. White employed, who be-
gan teaching the boys Tuesday
night.
Mr.C. B. Ladd, of the Glouces-
ter Net & Irvine Co., Boston
! was in the city this week On
. business and left for home on
$ Monday.
f Mr.. A. H. Mitchell, of Eliza
t beth City, accompanied by his
y family, spent a few days this
week with his father, Col. R. c.
S Mitchell.
Every voter must register un>
der the new law or you cannot
vote. A new registration is re-
quired, and but two more Satur-
I days to get upon the list.
! Rev. w. F. Watson, pastor Of
q the Edenton Baptist Church, and
o Miss Sallie Faulkner, of Person
+ county, N. c., were married al
the brides home Tuesday.
Rev. F. T.. Wooten, of Ply,
= mouth, preached two excellent
o sermons at the Baptist Church
4 Sunday last, the pastor, Mr.
$ Watson, being out of the city.
y Rev. Mr.. Cunningham, o.
Plymouth, preached last Sunday
at the M. E. Church, the pastor
i being out Of town. At night {
y solo was rendered by Miss Josie
=, Burton.
n Thos. Mason, Democratic Can
: didate for Lieutenant Governor
s and Locke Craig, Democratic
Elector at large, addressed the
e people here Monday on the polit
v ical issues.