The Robesonian., 1897-08-25
MAXT0N HAPPENINGS.
PERSONAL NEWS OF
OUR SISTER TOWN.
M. C. NckENziE, REPORTER.

J.W. Carter is in New York after
new goods.
We arc sorry to report Mrs. A. C.
Covington quite sick.
A. P. Mcpherson, of Sanford,
was here Wednesday.
Ben Huske, of Fayetteville, was
Oh our streets Wednesday.
NJ. McNair went down to the
coast on the excursion Monday.
| Miss Claudia Bundy returned to
her home in Laurinburg Friday.
VIII Cox and Currie Everett, of
Laurinburg, were with us Friday.
Miss Jennie Pitman, of Lumber
ton, is visiting Miss Lottie Frostic.
Miss Flora Smith, of Wakulla,
is with hersister, Mrs w. J. Currie.
Miss Hattie McBryde's school
opens next Monday, August Both.
W. A.Lowe, Esq, is taking in
Newbern and Morehead City this
week.
Mrs. Joe Bishop, of Monroe, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. McClen-
chan.
The High School, under Profess
sors Johnson and Hill, opened
Monday.
| Mrs. A. J. McKinnon and chill
dren are reeuperating at Red
Springs.
Mrs. John McLaurln, of South
| Carolina is visiting her sister, Mrs.
| Olmstead.
| Miss Lizzie Mason, of Dillon,
S. c., is visiting her neice, Mrs. II.
Nj. Mclean.
Mrs. Eva Wishart, of Whining
ton, is here on a visit to friends
and relatives.
John Ausley paid a flying visit
to his old home at Lumber Bridge
Wednesday.
Miss Florence McCormac, of
Laurinburg, is visiting Mrs. Luther
McCormac.
jim Wishart, of Wilmington,
came up Saturday and spent Sun
day in our city.
Capt. Willis Moore, n. .Thomp-
son and George Stone, of Grady,
took in the reunion Thursday.
J. M. Patterson, of Mt. Airy:
spent day or two in town last
week OH business.
J. NJ. Burke and n. A. Garter
left for New York Monday evening
to buy fall goods.
Editor Walsh and R. A. John.
son represented Rockingham at the
, reunion Thursday.
Miss P. H. Mathews, of the
graded school in Fayetteville, is
visiting Mrs. Ed. McRae.
DR.. Lewis, Won Birthright ane
, Joseph Prevatt, Of Lumberton, tool
in the reunion Thursday
W. J. Garter, representing thu
J, Southern Newspaper Union o.
Charlotte, was with us Wednesday
E Miss Fair Payne has returned
+ from an extended visit to friends
at Germantown and Fayetteville
, Mrs. Emma McNeill and son
q Dan, of Lumberton, visited Mrs
John Mclean last week, returning
s home Saturday.
n Miss Katie McPhail, of Shannon
S and Miss Bertie Caldwell, of IVAN
d hoe, are visiting Miss Mary Nc
I Arm, near town.
3 D. P. McEachern, Prof. D. R
II McIver, S. H. McKinnon and 7
I W. Costen, of Red Springs, wer
It with us Thursday.
Mrs. G.. 4. Purcell, Capt. Ton
. McBryde and wife, D. F., Joe an
- John McBryde, of Blue Springs
II were here Thursday.
- Misses Ella Manuel and Carolin
20 Matheson, two of Bennettesville'
,e most popular ladies, willvisit Mrs
=, DR.. McNatt this week.
"a Miss Ida McKinnon is in Bait
-o more this week selecting the IA
IS stock of millinery goods for Misse
"a Patterson q McKinnon.
James English, of Florida,
with his son, who has been sick $
long here. We are glad to say Il
~ young man is improving.
re- Miss Armenia Mcneil, of Laur,
ID Hill, spent Il few days with ht
j. brother, d. G. EIcNeill last weel
te She returned home Friday.
III Miss May Eliza Robson, one
xt Fayetteville's most popular an
n accomplished young ladies, is vi
ly ltlng Miss Cammie McCaskill.
The Scottish Chief has donne