The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-08-11
RED SPRINGS DEPARTMENT
ITEMS OF INTEREST HAPPEN.
ING IN AND AROUND THE
COMMUNITY.
T. w. COSTEN, JR., MANAGER
Otto Peyton is on the sick list

Miss Eloise McDairnid is visit
ne at Mrs. w. F. Williams.
Miss Maggie Black, of Shelby,
listed at Jno. Mel. Browns last
week.
Mrs. D. R. McIver has returned
rom a visit to her parents in Moore
county.
The Colored Sunday School Con-
yention of the Fayetteville district
here last week.
Miss Christiana McFadyen, who
has been studying in New York
during the summer, returned home
last week.
R. B. Branch was on the sick |
list two or three days last week and |
was unable to get out the Citizen
on time.
William Mckay, Esq, who has
been practicing law at Cleburne,
Texas, for several years, visited
his old home last week.
Rev, B. w. Spillman, who has
been here for some time in the in
terest of ths Chautauqua, preached
at the Baptist church last,sunday.
| Mckay McKinnon, Jr., of Max
ton, has been in Red Springs since
the opening of the Institute assist
ing Observation-Disclosures IN their
store.
Mrs. Mary McNeill and daught-
ers, Mrs. Eliza Rowell and Miss
Annie, and Lawrence McNeill, of
Savannah, Ga, are visiting rela-
| tives here.
! William Love, who has been op.
Grating a planning mill here for sey.
eral years, hasreturned to his home
, in Greensboro, and turned over tht
plant to his three sons.
Mrs. J. W. Wright and daugh
ter, Mrs. III. G.. Mcmillan and chill
| dren, and Misses Mcmillan ant
Lena Hailly, of Fairly, have rent
3 ed a cottage and will spend mont
| or so at Red Springs.
Editor Whichard, of the ROBE
soN1AN, was here one.day durin
the Institute, and we are glad t
3 learn, through the columns of hi
Il paper, that he was favorably in
: pressed with our town and people
Miss Fodie Buie, of the Norma
and Industrial College, at Greens
% boro, is visiting relatives in an
around town. Miss Fodie is q
accomplished woman and one
the finest stenographers in tt
State.
- Rev. Mr.. Wicker, of Pennsylv
- MIA, a native of Moore county, a
II tended the Institute this year. t
remained over several days al
= preached at Antioch Sunday NOR
! ing and at Red Springs in the a
n ternoon.
10 The largest crowd ever here
of expected during the Chautauqu
ID The people here have already k
re gun to make extensive preparatio
" for the accommodation. of the pc
m pie. The rates at the hotels a
~ boarding houses will be $1.OO |
,e, day.
he Every one is looking forws
I'll with pleasure to the Sunday sch'
lis Chautauqua, which convenes h
:" on August 10th. The program
gotten out by the committee isv
attractive and will prove to be
=. teresting. The names of 81
~ speakers as N. B. Broughton, Es
Rey. John E. White, Miss NJ
Reid, and host Of others, equa
~ 80 as good, will draw large GRO
~ The music will be furnished by
~ Raleigh orchestra, which is ce
posed of nineteen pieces.
400 The recent session of the Ed
NV and Deacons' Institute was full
ea good things for mind and spi
md and the hearty appreciation of |
work has been evidenced by
100 large attendance of eager hea
da at every meeting Of the week.
,nl tabernacle, affording SO m
i points Of -ingress and egress,
, hv filled with pure air. is a most
has table Mace for such a crowd.
s+ol many readers already know, b
-ber great amount of engineering
structure has been moved he
the springs SO that the five mil
Ar recesses between the speakers
be- ford ample time for refreshing '
hat the splendid water. Many visi
the from sister towns and the
day rounding region spent the Ell
G of week in Red Springs. The he
sec and boarding houses were
Ways filled. The people have been gl
the ly pleased with the progral
and presented and with the exec