The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-06-09
RED SPRINGS DEPARTMENT
ITEMS OF INTEREST HAPPEN-
ING lN AND AROUND THE
COMMUNITY.
TIM. cosTEN. Ja., MANAGER.
Mrs. d. P. McEachern visited
near Rowland last week.

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Mr.. A. B. Pearsall spent two a
days in Raleigh last week.
Miss Allie McCormac of Maxton
spent Wednesday in Red Springs.
Mrs. Fillmore, Of Laurinburg,
is visiting her brother, Mr. A. T.
McCallum.
Mrs. John Memory, who has
been quite sick for several, days is
much better.
Mrs. Peace, of Alma, is spend
ing few days with Mrs. J. G.
Williams.
Miss Kate Mcclellan, of Fay
etteville, visited Mrs. B. W. Town
send last week.
Mrs. O. l.. Barnes and J. C. /
stanton, of Maxton, visited Mrs.
Thompson last week.
The North Carolina Baptist says
that the Chautauga will convene
here about the 10th Of August.
Miss Mary Mcleod, after an alb
sence of a few days, has assumed
her duties at Mr.. Councils store
Mrs. Frank Emanuel and daugh-
ter, of Bennettsville, are here for
recreation and are boarding at Mr..
Lucius McRae's.
Misses Katie Thompson and
Sallie McKinnon, nieces of Mr..
Martin .McKinnon, spent a few
days with him last week.
! Miss sallie Love arrived ion the
'+inst from Greensboro, and is
- 1t the home of her parents,
~ Yrs. VIM. Love,
:, ''cRae, Mrs. Emma Nc
I'D w.. g., eth, of Naxton,
came down Thuss> la. morning and
returned on the afteA moo
Capt. A. D. Black, OF "llml-
ton, Was here several Ola. vs. last
week. His daughter, Miss CrA 7sle'
is visiting Mrs. w. F. Williams.
Messrs. Jno. Folkes, A. McNair, =,
|. M. Wooten, and J. D. Black, of
Maxton came over W ednesday eve
ming on professional" bust
mess. u
Mr. R. l.. Goodman of Green's
boro, was here several days last
week and held a meeting Friday
evening in the interest of the Or
dor Of Heptasophs-
Tho Baptist church: Saturday
Az ~ T. Belts, of Rich
n1snC no an interesting
lHOnu, va, an hio +r;r
and instructive L, cture W.
through the Holy Land. Il
Belts used high class s.fereopti-
con with lime lights to illus.. rate
his lecture. !
Messrs. Livermore & McKinnon !
have opened fancy grocery store !
in the Philips building also an iceI
cream parlor.- Mr.. Joseph Buie 7
has charge Of the store and will be
glad to fill your orders for all the !
1elicacies Of the season. Il
Messrs. Williams & Fitzhugh's
lumber mill, near Buies station, f
vas burned last Friday night. The t
ire was discovered about 2 O'Clock, q
out had made such Roadway that Z
It could not be extinguished. They +
nave already begun to put in new i
plant.
Some fellow made the assertion
he other day that "Justice" Pear i
sail made SO much rye on one acre 7
hat he couldn't find room on the /
lcre OF ground to shock it. Wei n
ion't know whether JUSTICE Il
3earsall put the fellow on his t
guard or not. ! g
The new drug store, under the q
of Mr.. E. F. Town e
end, Is a credit to the town. Wei l
Will venture to say that it is 8
The most nicely arranged drug 8
tore IN the county, and if any a
me wants proof of the fact let t
nm come to Red Springs and be t
'onvinced.iot It
The Red Springs Auxiliary of :
he Robson County Presbyterian !.
Bible Society met in the Lyceum L
lall Thursday evening, June 3rd., d
or the purpose Of selecting dele =
,ates to represent this auxiliary =
It the regular meeting which wasI
leld at Philadelphus church Sat-
Lrday, June 9TH, and to elect Of O
lcers for the, ensuing year. Mr.. O
\. T. McCallum called the meet
ng to order and Rev. J. w. Wal =
ace led in prayer, after which Ii
notion was made that the Bap- a a
lists and Methodists of this place s.
mite with the Presbyterians in I
his work. The motion was unan-
carried. The following