The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-06-23
80. 49,
RED SPRINGS DEPARTMENT
ITEMS OF INTEREST HAPPEN
ING IN AND AROUND THE.
COMMUNITY. --
T. w. cosTEN. JR., MANAGER

!. w. vs. ~, JF-, MANAGSR.
G. B. Patterson, Esq, Vas in
town last Tuesday.
Mrs. Annie Bragg, of Culpepper,
Va, is visiting Mrs. ": F. Nil
liams.
Miss Mary Lee SeaweH returned
to her home in,Jonesboro last Sat
urday. T
John A.. Rowland J, Esq, of Lum-
berten, was here last Wednesday, |
and Thursday. t
T. l.. ,Hursey and D. A. McGu-
gan are the only jurors from this
section to. the Criminal Court in |
July, i
A. "A. IF. Seawell, Esq, of
Jonesbore, came .down Friday
evening and returned. Saturday
With the excursionists. .e-... :,
!: !ktp:zAN. F. Williams retaHned
frohi.N irginia@last.week. His SON
| il lhew .heme' from. aBlacksburg,,
T ffssssrse hs'has beea endiAgscheel.
|, Messrs. Proctor & Mcintyre, Of
Eumherton, were here on the 18th
ana 18th: Mr.. 'Proctor's Wife and
so il accompanied him and 'Swere
GUESTS at tie townsend. :: =
Pr. Mcmillan, WHO attended the
Pythian convention in Charlotte
last week, returned Thursday eve
ming He reported a large crowd
in attendance, and an enjoyable
trip 7: Z.
i An excursion will be run to
Wilmington. June Both over the
Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley rail.
road. Fare from Red Springs
$3.50. The excursion will be gone
two days:
: Mr.. John Lewis, of Maxton
5 spent Thursday in our town assist
+ ing Mr.. Branch, i'll getting out thu
/ Citizen. Mr.. Branch has beer
S suffering With his eyes, whiel
1 caused him to get day or tw,
behind in his work.
Several of our people went t
: Fayetteville Wednesday evening
!, on. the excursion train to hea
:. Jephthah and: His Daughter, al
+ of whom We're highly. pleased wit
: the performance and pronounce
r it a. decided success.
REV. C. g.. Yardell and famil
u left last Thursday for James L
land, S. c.. to &isit his father an
motheE;' and, it is rumored, to a
- tend tire marriage OF. his sister
l. Mrs. James w. RUMBLE, to Pro
a Martin, of Davidson.
d Ii Rev. F. N. Skinner, rector {
al the Episcopal church i'll Fayett'
# Vile. spent Thursday night: her
5o] We understand that the Episc'
II palians in our town are maxim
arrangements to have preachir
10 here twice a month and hope sot
II. to build church.
er Mr.. D. P. McEachern, who HI
d.. been editing, the Citizen for Il
Of past year, has resigned NJ
Branch. the publisher, will CO
tinue to run the paper. The tina
=. cial condition of the paper is go'
l aud the circulation is continull
= to@increase. We wish MI. Bran'
IA success. =
IA The first work Of the new ms
at shall was to take up Commission
ed Cook for violating the ordinan
~, prohibiting riding bicycles on
in] sidewalks ON Main street. T
he marshal has: made a good Sta
IN, aid".he will make a good offic
he weknow, because he has held
as fceibefore.
nt' The annual excursion from L
ng. erty to Red Springs was run L
ID Saturday. Quite a crowd ca
"a do@n from different points on
1t roatl and good order prevail
AS Throughout the day. The 81
elE city and Liberty bands furnish
by mtfjic for the OCCASION: In
res res afternoon Liberty and Silef 6
s (! baasae' ball teams picked out lime
ave AVE tKeff men, who crossed bats, "
ID th haan' J5tncsboro team: The
rs 4 lsnrn was in aa' bad cona1ti
the FbuaIthe,boys did'seme good pl
r:f fl iflfga The game resulted in :,
I'M tory for, Liberty and .4Siler Ci
~ I.scdre,.7 to 6. The Jonesboro b
nj ahaslld not feel bad over their
oen feats SIS they had, picked men fl
,o1 two teams against them. -.
the Tie people will be glad to h
rem THAT some changes have been m
ear in the management of Hotel To
ing. send Mr.: s'Phil" Wright; '