The Robesonian., 1897-02-10

49, -
Mr.. G.. F. Carter went to Cincinnati&
asst week.
Mrs. P. A. Fore spent Monday with
Maxton friends. s.
MAxToN CorToN RECEIPTS - Total&
receipts to Feb. 9Th, 1905 bales. S
Mr.. d. P. McKinnon, of Rowland, S
was reported extremely i'll last week.
Master A. Marvin Carter left LAST
week to again enter Oak Ridge Insti-
tute.
Miss Clarrie Mclean returned ton
Affinity last Thursday to reopen her
school.
Commissioner of Agriculture, Pat
|terson, held a Farmers Institute att
Rowland last Friday.
MIR. James A. McRae, of Edinboro,
was reported to be dying of pneu-
monia last Friday.
Mr.. NJ. j. Mcleod, of Alma, hass
oeen seriously ill. He was thought to!
be some better Monday.
Representative w. j. Currie spent
Saturday and Sunday at home. He|
seems to take kindly to city life.
The oyster supper to be given by the
ladies of the Baptist Church Friday
A light will be the event of the week.
4 Miss Myrtle Burns returned from
i Charlotte this week, whore she has been
i visiting her sister, Mrs. J. s. Blake.
Rev. W. w. Moore, d. D., of Hamp-
I lem Sidney, Va, will deliver the COM
nencement address at Red Springs in
June.
Mr.. w. 8. McNair, who has a tur.
8 oentine interest in Florida, left for
s there Monday evening to spend few
lays.
Mr.. J. Gilchrist McCormac has been
,elected 10y marshall E. J. Wood a,
me of his aids at Chapel Hill com.
nencement.
Both Ralph Bingham and PolE
Miller, who have heretofore enter
tainod Maxton audiences, are likely tc
)e with us again soon.
81 A. W. Mclean, Esq, of Lumberton
having touch of the grippe, came VI
10 Maxton last Friday evening to b,
lursed by his mother and sisters.
81 Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. F. McEacherl
s. md children, of Marion, came on t.
& tttend the funeral of their uncle, Nh
Gohu Bine, of Cumberland county.
, Duncan Baker, Esq, formerly
. aobeson county boy. but now a mem
i yer of the Charleston, s. c., bar, wa
t = ,isiting relatives and friends here las
: week.
a Mr.. S. S. B. Thompson, who live
} : near Enterprise Mills, southwest {
Maxton. has moved to Laurinburg.
b Mr.. Calder has moved to Mr.. Thoml
i, sons place.
} The ladies of the Baptist churc
nall Friday night. The proceeds wi
Al De used to furnish their church in pr,
e less of erection.
It Mr.. j. G. Curtis has returned fro
:! Randolph, where he went to attend tt
i uneral of his father who died SUI
e lenly soon after retiring in apparent
. MS usual health.
!, Major T. J. Wooten was in Maxtc
IL 81 Monday. He thinks there will be
!" arge increase in the purchase of fe
,dH 5ilizer this season. Five cent cottt
er s apparently looming up agaiu.
le The old Ancrum house has been SO
es " Mr.. j. w. Carter to Arch. Mayno
d, ,olored, who has taken it to Sou
eI Iaxton. Mr.. Carter is improving
st purchase, as he does everything
n Owns.
81 Mr.. G. 0. Brown gave q phor
~ graphic concert in the Y. NJ. G.
go nall last Friday night. With the
az az producing horn the phonograph fun
ot shes the audience without the tut
OF connecting with the ear.
There was q called session of Fu
%. 9tteville Presbytery in Fayettevi
an. asst Tuesday night to receive Rev.
:; Tucker Graham to be co-pastor of |
-, Fayetteville church. Rev. Oh
a. Oobbs and DR.. Hill went over.
m. A fire started on the roof of Mo
var Fines store one day last week or.
nd Mating from a defective fue. Nj
md excitement followed as all that row
mo stores were in danger, but the fa1
m we're soon put out and but little d,
life# age resulted.
fol Among the forty new lawy
bt licensed by the Supreme Court
eer week were Messrs. J. A. Lee and j.
\. Rowland, of Robson county.
her 'ormer we do not know, tho latte
,et- the bright son of Hon. Alfred Ro via
vei &of Lumberton. We wish for tt
the soung gentlemen great success in Il
Iom chosen profession.
Rev. Joseph Evans, for SO m
g" years pastor of churches in Robe
Iiie' 'ounty, and more recently of
mai Clinton Presbyterian church, rece
o. moved to Milton, N. G. He WI
o II the North Carolina Presbyterian
nas been quite sick, but was reco
r. ing. He was warmly greeted by
people and likes them.
!. A FAMILIAR NAME.-The La,
'uts, Auxiliary of the Charlotte Yo
um, Mems Christian Association will i
nds, gurate Fine Art Loan, Industrial
rup- scientific Exposition during I
no They call it the Exposition O.
give Jarolinas." This is quite fam
ded. pame in Maxton and this sectiol
o by North and South Carolina.
The 21st annual StaLe conventic
the Young Mems Corstian Associ,
will be held in Winston Salem, bt
1901 ming on Friday afternoon, Feb.
ruste and ending at 10 o'clock a. m. Mo
tht the 22nd. Rev. VIM. Black, ar
es- Maxtonian will take part in the
lents ,eedings. The music will be le
70 De Mr.. Walter Overton of Raleigh.
ndr; e On account of grippe having pc
~ sion OF the pastors, Revs. Al. Brad
- and w. M. Jones, there were nc
- Hvices held in the Methodist nor