The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-01-27
[DG0I QRd Personal Items

tuesday.
Mrs. Il. w. Livermore, from Pate's. |
spent Tuesday in our town, the guess |
of Mrs, G. b. Mcleod.
Miss Matte Stansel left last Frida,
TO spend u few days with friends IL |
Fayetteville.
We are glad to learn that Mr..
Henry Pope, who has been quite sick,
is still improving.
Mr.. Oscar Penrsall, of the firm
Hall Il Pearsall, was on our street
last Tuesday,
We are glad to learn that Mrs. Susal
Mcqueen, who has been suffering witt
Ia grippe, is improving.
Mr.. J. b. Smith has greatly improved
his residence with the addition of tu,
new rooms.
DIR. Vumpillhas reprinted and great
ly improved the house now occupie,
by Mr.. W. J. Prevntt
Miss Sallie Mclean, who has beer,
spending several weeks with her sister,
Mrs. ". j. Prevatt, returned to heI
home last Thursday.
Misses Amanda Norment and Claudia
Townsend leave this week for Con
verse College Mt Spartanburg, S. c.,
where they will attend school.
Mrs. J w. Griffith, who has been
with her mother, Mrs. b. Goodwin
during her iii ess, returned to he,
home in Greensboro last Saturday.
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in his home, which he has greatly i'm
proved with the addition of new rooms.
an artesian well and water works, etc.
DIR. r. NJ. Norment has improved
his lot by moving his fence in. A side,
walk has also been laid off, which adds
great deal to the looks OF the street
The many friends Of Col. Alfrec
Rowland will he glad to learn that b,
still continues to improve and will b,
happy to see him on the streets.
We are glad to see that Mr.. H. B
Jennings, who has been confined at hi
home i'll Benuettsville with an attacl
OF Ia grippe, has returned to his pos
of duty.
Mrs. Mamie Floyd, who has beer
spending several months in Washing.
ton, n. c., returned homo last Thurs
day, accompanied by her sister, Mis-
Robbie Toon.
Services we're held in the Presbyte
rian and Baptist churches both morn
ing and night. There was no servic
all day in the Methodist Church, a
Rev. Mr.. Bundy was unable to preach
We learn that Mr.. w. w. Carl,l
contcmplatcs bnilding two stores o
the vacant lot between the Nations
Hotel and Mr.. Frank Coughs store
This will he great Improvement t
Front street
Mr.. John H. Morrison, havi,
bought o,.t Mr.. j. L. Barker, will cor
tinue business in the building formerl
occupied by George Norment (restat
rant. 1t has been reprinted, and "
wish Mr.. Morrison much success.
An enthusiastic lady admirer of tt
Robesouiau, near Asbury Church, WI
in our town last SATURDAY., and NJ
knowing that the paper would be pub
iished Tor week or so, remarked tb
she did know how the people in b,
neighborbood would get along witho,
tTsonian.
bther column will he seen Il
,Wuveftisemento of Mr.. ID. l.. Gore.
is one OF tie largest and best wholesa
merchants of Wilmington. He CARR
avery large stock and has made re
utation for promptness and hherali
in his dealings, aud The RoBEsoN1
takes pleasure in commenting him
it's thousands of readers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. L. Hursey,
Raiford, spent happy Christians Il
season, having with them all of tn,
sons in whom they are greatly blesse
Three OF them are living in Georg
u. A. Hursey was accompanied by
bride. They have returned to Gecrg
as have also NJ. d. and e. S. Hurs,
who have taken charge OF large schc
Mt Glenwood. Lawrence has passed
fine examination aud is teaching
New Home, n. G. Our friends a
had their cousin, from South Carroll,
"a with them, and 80 their holidays W,
III exceedingly pleasant. Mr.. Hursey
IN an honest, Woodworking gentlem,
and as the shadows begin to length
III IN his life he is assured that his usef
N ness will not only be continued
greatly multi lied.
Court assembled Monday morn
W and, notwithstanding the inclemer
In OF the weather, the town was full
IA people. Among the visiting lawy
we note Mr.. i. w. Wishart, of
w firm OF Mcneil. Mclean e Wisht
\ of Whiteville, and NJ. J. d. Shaw,
Laurinburg, and Mr.. Frank Meme
N OF Wilmington, Patterson, of MAXI
II and others. The following will co
ID pose the grand jury:
NJ L Underwood,
M A I Wishart, foreman.
NJ II G Stephens.
n Al w Stagner.
IL 81 " Webster.
y 81 A Branch.
7CM Britt.
Caswell Britt.
81 l. Currie.
i 10 Henry Spivey.
1 IL Nj McCornac.
II IL Elius West.
q 13 P Klaspp.
Y IA J G Shaw.
Is @ NJ d Howard.
4 16 NJ Pitmau.
y III w Hedgepcth.
1SAT Jackson.
Quite number of those pre-
contributed to the Robesonian
chequer, aud all brought words
good cheer and sympathy.
A Sorely Bereaved Family.
Pneumonia is prevailing in
northern portion of the county