The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-11-24
EAXT0H HAPPENINGS
;.Cyc.LsasD PERSONAL HsEVS O.;
QUE SISTER TOWN.

IL. G. F:11>Elz:9=:z, REPORTER.
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Report says marriage bells viii
ring in NaHtoll tbs week.
Miss 5nlia Isan2bretll IS visiting
friends III Chatham county.
Clad to note Walter Pace 10
lnuoh improved as to be Up aA>;
out.
Mrs. Elwell, Of Henderson, r.
tC., is here visiting her son, ;. II. |
Elwell.
Mrs. Edens, of Red Springs,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. NJ.
H. Mclean.
| P. S. Steed has accepted posi-
ton az bookkeeper and salesman
with J. ". Carter.
Glad to report the Misses Stol-
maker, who have been sick with
fever, as much improved.
S. II. McKinnon, one Of the firm
. of McKinnon & McKinnon, of Red
/ Springs, was in town. last week.
Glad to report Mrs. J: B.
: Weatherly, who has been sick, as
: able to be out at church Sunday.
Messrs. Shaw, Neill, John and
/ Cox, all of Laurinburg's bar, were
in town one day last week on bust
+ ness.
Il Miss Halle Austin, we are sorry
to say, is still quite sick with fe.
- yer. She is but slightly, if any
better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peacock, Of Lex
ington, \. c., are visiting Mrs
} Peacock's father, Dr.. ". L
l. Byrnes, Of our city.
Mrs. Hamp. McCormac, of TIL
l. ''Turn-out,' was visitor to tn
I'd queen city last week-the guest 0
Mrs. n. II. Mclean.
P, Adolphus Augustus McNair
1t Esq, visited Fayetteville and else
co where last week. Business-spe
cial business, 40 doubt.
y Sheriff Hall is out on mis- las
ne round for taxes. Col. ". G. Hall
a Of this place, has charge Of til
Sheriff $ Office in Lunberton, du
g. ring his absence.
L G. Byrd, who has been livin
t. for the past three years near towl
has moved his family to Concord
OF n. c., much to the regret Of h:
er many friends. We wish him niue
to Success.
The postoffice at this place ws
IT. broken into by burglars ELonda
II night. The safe Was blown ope
10 and three hundred dollars in MOI
OF ey and stamps stolen. It seen
to be lie ;#EorL Of professional bu
on glars
nd Charley Lineberry, who has Eoes
oh with \. J. 1icKinnon for the Pa
Tue year, has accepted a position
the iron works in Atlanta, G
me We regret to see Charley leav
ab. but wish him much success in /
ST. new undertaking.
nd II. G.. Mckenzie, reporter {
1t. these columns, was called to t
ind bedside Of lis sick brother, DR..
US. c. Mckenzie, at Tatum, S.
at Sunday morning. This must
is an excuse for the shortage of ite]
en-. in this department this week.
18th Next Sunday will be Rev.
Bradshaw's last appointment HI
P. before Conference, which meets
y OF Raleigh December 1st. We i
few with a host of others in the he
Asy- that Mr.. Bradshaw will be retu
of ed to this station the coming We
'ah, Services were held in the Y.
= c. A. hall each night last we
, of Rev. w. B. Arrowood, of Laur
8 at burg, preached Tuesday night
ort- self conservation. The sern
baw was away above the ordinary 6
her was much appreciated by the la
nav audience.
Fing A mule team belonging to A
Cottingham that was left sta
ing hitched to a wagon at the IL
Co. Der yard at the planning mill
its away Wednesday scattering IL
for Der down Saunders street. T.
Ia ia landed in a ditch near the Met
,ter, olsI church. no one huft
con- some badly scared women ,
lany children along the way.
Gun J. D. Black, who has been &c
new, Of the G. F. & Y. V. Railroad
who this place for several years,
ling, accepted a position with the IS
'ads. company at Fayetteville.
llen- Black has made many warm frie
.nge- in Maxton who exceedingly re-
use to part with him. T. O. Ev