The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-09-15
M. G. MCKENZIE.

Miss Julia Lambert has return
ed after several days absence.
Miss Atwell, of Red Springs
passed through Maxton Monday.
w. J. Thompson returned home
after months travel on the road.
Call on Maxton's string band
and monkey fyou want some fun.
Walter Neal, of Laurinburg, was
in town Tuesday on legal business.
M. II. Fowlkes spent Sunday
with his brother, ]. l. Fowlkes,
here.
jim Hall, of Wilmington, spent
several days with Gus McNair last
week.
Miss Katie Cottingham has re-
turned home after several days
absence. -
Frank Blount, the popular mu-
sic dealer, was here several days
last week.
James McEachern, one of Lau-
rinburg's business men spent Sun
day in Maxton.
DR.. J. S. Belts returned to his
Office here Tuesday and will be
in town ten days.
Miss Belle Cooper, late Of Flor
ida, is visiting her cousin, Miss
Emma Lee Olmstead.
Mrs. J. D. O'Daniel, and little
son, Ramsey, of Fayetteville, are
visiting friends here.
Miss Pat Gibson, of South Car
Dina, was visiting her sister, Mrs.
P. S. Steed, last week.
| B. I. McBryde, Of Little River
Academy, spent Monday night
with his MeNair kin here.
A drummer being asked if he
had any customers in Maxton re-
piled, 40 have no Nc. to my
name.
Charley McCa5kiil while uncap-
ping some old shells Thursday
night stuck q stub spear through
his hand.
Martin McKinnon, of Red
Springs, has been here several
times in the last week Oh i'm por-
tant business.
Several young "Folkes" went
over to Red Springs to a dance
Friday night. They report q
pleasant time.
Miss Mcleod, of Lumber Bridge.
passed through sIaxton Monday OF,
her way to W;nnsboro, S, c., where
she is expected to teach.
Look in the advertising columns
for the announcement Of A. J
Cottingham, one OF the most en-
terprising merchants of Maxton
Prof. Gilchrist McCormac re-
turned to Chapel Hill Friday tx
complete his college course. H
will be 'dignified senior" Thu
term.
Misses jamie McDiarmid anC
Isabel Farley, of Manchester, wht
r had been visiting Miss Cammi
McCaskill, returned home Frida,
morning.
A. G. McAllister, of Tatnm
S. G., who has been so sick at tn,
White Sulphur Springs, Mt. Airy
passed through here to his HON,
! Wednesday.
e Miss Bessie Mclean expects t,
leave Saturday for Goldsboro
where she will spend few day
with friends, and from thence t,
Peace Institute.
R. A. Brady, Of Little Rock, S
O., was in town Wednesday Will
: thirteen bales of cotton. He il
, one of the most prosperous far
mers in upper South Carolina.
How sad to think in shor
, while the colleges will have S,
many of our young ladies! Sew
i eral leave next week How man,
, boys would like to be collegel
Il Col. E. F. MeRae was in tow
Wednesday evening and reported
the death of Neill McInnis, o
a Carolina Church, after an Hines
of ten days. He was So years oil
: and leaves a large family.
, Miss Lottie O'Daniel, so vel
and favorably known here, passe
: through town Wednesday evenin
ON her way to Abbeville, S. C.
,t where she has accepted positio
as teacher in the graded school.
' \. A. Garter has recently re
e turned from the northern market
and is now receiving his new IA
goods of all descriptions. The
are beautiful, but he will tell yo
all about them III the columns {
the RoBEEoNIAN next week.
Fifteen Of the young people c
4 MaXton took advantage Of tn
' lovely nighta bp going on a ha
: ride Tuesday night to McRae
u springs and from thence to How
+ ard McNair's, near town, whel
e they enjoyed a pleasant evening
being served with ice cream an
= cake.
| Percy, son of M. G.. McKenzi,
met wit II o1cprjprc oooido,+ ~ IL