The Robesonian., 1897-08-25

Lean, of this community.
Mai. Duncan Mcneil, Robert
Monroe, DR.. Shaw, ST., and Dr..
Shaw, Jr., represented SpringHill =,
Richmond county, at the reunion.
Misses Bessie Mclean of Max
ton, Annie McLeaR and Mary Nc
Earchern, of Laurinburg, went
down Saturday for stay at the
coast.
A. w. Morgan, of Concord. who
has been visiting his father-in-law,
Colin Byrd, near town, returned
home Friday evening. Miss Ginsey
Byrd accompanied him.
David Easterling, Dock Stanton
John McAllister and Dr.. J. C.
Mckenzie, Of Tatum, S. c., were
representatives of that section
here Thursday.
J. G. McCaskill was summoned
to Laurinburg Thursday evening
toattend the bedside of his brother
Rod, who, we are sorry to say, is
dangerously sick.
n. C. McNair returned from
Jackson Springs Tuesday. Mrs
McNair, whose health we are GLAD
to know is improving, remained
for few weeks longer.
We heard a very prominent cit.
izen of Upper Robson say last
week that the RoBEsoNIAN, under
its present management, was the
best paper the good old county hao
ever had.
On account of sickness in Dr.
Patterson's family Dr.. J. S. Belts
returned to Fayetteville Sunday t.
do pressing work in their home Of
fee, but will return to his office
here in few days.
Miss Jennie Mckay. who ha
been some weeks with her sister
Mrs. G. B. Sellers, returned hom,
Thursday with her father, D. J
Mckay, Esq, who came up to at
tend the reunion.
Editor Wllichard, Of the ROBE
soNIAN, paid Maxton his first visi
last week, and we are glad to sa,
our people were very favorably i'm
pressed with him. He has alread,
made many friends here.
We learn that protracted meet
ing of much interest is being con
Quoted in the Methodist church a
Laurinburg Rev. F. M. Sham
berger, the pastor, is being assiste'
BY Rev. Hicks, of Gibson Station
While travelling, i'll Columbu
county last week we met DR.. J. NJ
McGugan, formerly from the Lum
Der Bridge section of this county
His many friends will be glad t
know he is doing well, financial
and physically.
E. S. Smith, a young attorne
from Little River Academy, ha
located in our town for the prac
tice of law. We are glad to we]
come even lawyers to our tow
). and wish Mr.. Smith much success
in his chosen profession.
t At meeting Friday of the res:
dent old veterans vote of thank
was unanimously rendered n. A
Carter for his untiring effort i
making the reunion here Thursda
SO pleasant. Neill knows how t
barbecue beef, sheep and goat.
The brass band of Mccall, S. G
furnished music for the "Ol
Vets' Thursday. The band
composed of gentlemen, and nc
only their music, but their gener,
bearing and conduct were subject
of favorable comment with tt
large crowd present.
Mrs. E. A. Mcdonald, of Fa,
etteville, and daughter, Miss Ell
May, who had been visiting Mr..
B. F. Mclean, left Friday morr
! ing for Red Springs, where the
will spend few days with D
Croon's family, who are summe
ing there, before returning hom
Some of our, fox hunters wei
> out early Wednesday for a morl
ing chase. The fox confined hin
self to a radius OF half a milearour
: Il cider barrel. The chase was a h,
one until about Il O'Clock, wht
3 the boys called off the hound
They want that fox another tim
S Rev. VIM. Black, State Synod
> cal Evangelist, who has been
e Ocean View for a few weeks rec
peratIng, came up Saturday al
/ spent Sunday and Monday wi
+ his many friends here. Mrs. Bla,
/. and the children were with hil
He preached Sunday night at t
6 Y. M. G. A. to crowded house