The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-09-08

College, returned Saturday from a
pleasant visit to friends IN Rich {
mond county.
MI. and Mrs. D. c. Mcneil re-
turned Tuesday from a pleasant
visit to relatives and friends IN
Richmond county.
A grandson Of Andrew Wilkin-
sen. colored, died Thursday night
Of consumption. He was about
twelve years old.
Look for an advertisement III
the RoBEsoNIAN next week from
cur young, live, energetic mer-
chant, T. II. Wooten.
The missionary societies of the
Presbyterian church held their
monthly meeting Monday night.
DR.. Hill lectured on Japan.
A. B. Groom has accepted a
position with Messrs. Livermore
& McKinnon, of Red Springs.
We will miss Bascom badly.
The Fats and Leans had
two games last week with a game
in favor of each. The deciding
game will be played this week.
Mrs. D. D. McBryde, widow of
the late Rev. D. D. McBryde, of
Little River Academy, was visit
friends in town and community
| last week.
Our fox hunters made raid
for that "cider barrel" fox last
week but couldn't raise him. We
} don't know whether the fox is gone
or the cider.
w. F. Steed's family moved to
D Pates Tuesday. They join Mr..
S Steed who is salesman for MIR.
Liyermore at that place. Sorry
: to lose this good family.
y Miss Maggie Patterson's school
opened for the fall session las
y Monday. This Is a limited schoo
y and the limit is already taken by
bright faced bows and girls.
7. A sensitive young man of the
IS clerk variety is very much disgust
ed at having his twisting card
G. and "red stick candy mixed
G. He wants a lawyer or fightln
stick.
X DR.. Frank Mcmillan, of Row
6 land who has beer in New 4or
for the past month, "freshenln
y up on special lines, spent som
- time here Tuesday Oh his wa
home.
81 Quite a number of our youn
49, people attended social at Re
Banks Friday night given by NJ
and Mrs. Walter Townsend. The
,, report an exceedingly pleasal
evening.
Rev. w. NJ. Jones returned fro
~ Wake county Wednesday al
''l' preached for us Sunday nigh
He left Monday morning to asst
1p- Rev. r. G. Kendrick in meetil
Ivy at Weldon.
And the Pops have done
M gone and held a convention al
the begun to resolute and resolu
and talk of having love feasts a
ed, camp meetings! So very easl
!, at We predict frost bite.
We noticed quite q number F
for day evening reading the HI
ton Point Citizen, q newsy sheet W:
which J. E. Lewis, former repor
ues- for these columns, is connect'
rel Success to the Citizen.
J. F. McRae, Of Geneva, Al
ned spent few hours with relati
ton here Saturday. He was on
n. way home after a few weeks S
ron at his old home at Raeford.
of brother, Charlie, was with him
lay The Maxton Guards held tt
i'll. monthly meeting Thursday mig
i n, More than ordinary interest
lilo manifested. The company Y
meet for drill tonight at s
- Every member is expected to
present.
Mrs. Cramer Cottingham,
has spent the summer at her f;
er's, near Smyrna church, ret1
ed home last week. Mr.. Colt
'iiool ham, who is in business at Ha
la9' came over and spent Sunday '
'ioes' his family.
liza DR.. Alex. Little, Of Lun
days Rr;dco v.s wit h ne Monday y
iieai He will return to New York
few days to complete his CO
from in medicine. He is o young
a Oh of much promise and has n
rsday friends here.
H. c. McNair, overseer,
Rock been usinr the rooa nlow on
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