Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1897-07-16
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need rain.
Miss Lessie Taylor is visiting
at Coinjock.
Fishing at Mays Head is re-
ported as being very fine.
Zoeller's' $500 Pastel work in
frame for $500. Can't be beat.
Mr.. James Towe, of Chapan>
oke was in the city Wednesday.
Miss Minnie Cooper has re-
turned to her home at Center,
Vile. Va.
The mad dog season is now
here. Who will be the first to
see one?
Miss Lula Mae Spence has
game to Pincess Anne, Va, to
visit friends.
Miss Mamie Burgess, of this
city, is spending a few weeks at
Virginia Beach.
Mrs. J. w. Dennis, of Norfolk
is the guest of friends and rela
tives in this city.
Mrs. Peter Davis and family
left for. Brandywine, Summit, to
spend the summer.
Mr.. J. c. Commander has
bought the Rev. o. c. Horton
place On Pearl street.
Frank Weeks, Jr., who has
been down with Typhoid fever
is improving very fast.
Miss Mary Sawyer, of this
city, has returned from Edenton
after a delightful visit.
Mrs. P. H Gregory, OF this
city. is visiting friends and rela-
tives at South Mills. N. c.
When you are in the city
have your photograph word
done at Zoeller's on Water St.
Go on the Baptist Sunday
school excursion next Tuesday
and spend a day at the seashore.
There was a lawn party held
at the residence of Mrs. Frank
Cook, Wednesday night, July
9TH.
Mr.. Joshua S. Lister, of Elisha
?. O., one of our most estimable
countrymen, was i'll town Thurs
day.
The infant chill of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Godfrey, living at "Dry
Point" died yesterday at about
noon
Mrs. J. P. Cof1ield and children
left yesterday for Petersburg,
Va, to spend few weeks with
relatives.
Miss Lucy Bell, of this city
and Miss Kate Harris, of Cam
den county, are visiting friends
at Woodville.
Miss Peed. of Norfolk, Va.
is visiting Miss Alvina Covert
on the corner Of Poindexter and
Shepherd streets.
Mrs. Trim White and family
and Mr.. Joseph Pritcbard's fami-
ly have gone to Mays Head to
spend the summer.
Miss Myrtle Lee Costeen, one
of South Mills most charming
young ladies. is visiting friends
and relatives in the city.
The Fire Company will pro
badly give lawn party next
week. Announcement will be
made later by hand bills.
Miss Julian Zalinger, of Balti>
more, was in the city last week
visiting Mrs. John H. Burgess
and family. on Fearing street.
Mr.. w. T. Jordan. an aged cit.
izen of this place and who has
been quite sufferer, died Tues
day and was buried Wednesday
The families of J. b. Flora
DR.. w. w. Griggs and w. {
Glover went to Mays Head Tues
day to remain during the heated
term.
This office received very
pleasant call yesterday from Mr.
II. c. Byrd, Of Edenton, who
spent the day in the city on bus
mess.
| Rev. J. l.. Rumley. Of Eden
ton, was in town this week, ant
Joined the party of EpWortf
League tourists in their trip t
Toronto.
The families of w. J. Brough
ton, A. F. Toxey, James Aydlet
and T. p. Nash are among tn
sojourners at Mays Head from
this place.
The health of the town seem
to be very good at this season
of the year. We hear of Blu
little sickness in the communlt
at present