Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1897-09-24
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There is only one week left
i'll September.
Miss Goldie Kramer is visits
ing her father at Edenton.
Mrs. Jennie Palmer and child
rem are visiting friends at Gil
merton, Va.
Mrs. Grace blades has re-
turned from a visit to friends in
Philadelphia.
Court next week at Hartford;
provided Judge Brown is we'll
enough 10 hold same.
Miss Annie Vaughan has talk
eli charge Of the musical departs
meut at Chocowinity.
A runaway horse created
some excitement Saturday morn~
ing on Water street.
Mr.. A. L. Whitehurst, of
Barkley, Va, has been spending
the week in Elizabeth City.
A slight fire occurred last
Friday at Blades mill, but vas
extinguished without damage.
Miss Ethel Blythe has re-
turned home from a months
visit spent at Columbia, N. {.
Mrs. Benson, of Eastern Slore,
Va, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
L. A. Winder, on Main street.
Mr.. James Sexton, of Creswell
is visiting the family of E. J.
Sheppard, on Poindexter street.
The ladies Of the w. c. T. U.
will hold a mass meeting at 3 80
o'clock in the Methodist church
Miss Mamie Miller, Of Avon
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Jar
Wis Seeley, on Poindexter street
Mr.. Geo. H. Wood has gone
to Baltimore, where he will pro
badly remain for several weeks
Mr.. Charlie H. Flowers OF
| Vaudemere N. c. is spending {
few days with friends i'll E
City.
Miss Susie Y. Thomas, o
Portsmouth Va, is visiting Mis-:
Matte y. Bland on West Malr
street.
Mr.. VIM Morgan, formerly
of this place, but now living a
Oriental, N. c.. was Ill our city
this week.
Miss Lydia Campbell and Mis-
Sallie Allenbach, of Allentown
Pennsylvania, are visiting Mrs
B. c. Krupp.
Mr.. Harry Grandy left yester
day for Columbia College
Georgetown, D. c., to complet
his law course.
Street Commissioner Berr,
has been engaged this week ii
laying sewerage pipes acros
| Doiudeyter street.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Tempe
and children, Of Alexandria, Va
are the guests of Mrs L l.. viii
liams, in this city.
Rev. J. w. Boyer and Mr..
Ebert, of Bethlehem, Pa, ar
visiting at Rev. B. c. Krupp's
on Riverside Avenue.
Mr.. P. S. Vaughan, who ha
been with the Brannii,g Mtg
Company at Edenton, has return
ed to Elizabeth City.
Mrs. Ida V. Simpson is yer
slsk at her residence on Churc
street, where she has been cor
fined for several days.
Rev. N. Vaughan, who he
been visiting his daughter, Mr.
w. J. Griffin, has returned
, his home in Maryland.
, After Camden court adJolne
Judge Brown was entertained b
Mr.. +. +. Aydlett at his beaut
FIJI home on Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Lawrent
returned home Wednesday, att
spending three weeks with h
sister and other relatives.
. # is asserted that So ShH
{" Douglas is a North Corolln'a
= and was born near Ellzabe
7 City.-Py0grfssl0e FARMER
Messrs. James and Zen
Fearing and Charlie Crawto
have gone to Nashville, Tenn
to view tile exposition ground
Messrs Charlie Martin Al
l. Dave Whitehurst, accornpani
re bv Mr.. c. S. Vann, of Edentc
rs came up Friday from Ma
II Head.
VI VI Rev. DR.. J. c. Kilgo, t
y president of Trinity college tt
~ State, will preach here sol
fine the latter part OF ne
month.