Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1897-10-15
MOlOCk. Currituck Co.
Mr.. Watts Jordan has a very
sick child.

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Mrs Jordan Lee went to Nor
folk Tuesday. visiting and shop
ping.
Miss Gertrude Allen. of Greens
boro, is teaching school at Snow
den
Quite number of Our people
visited the Norfolk fair last
week.
Mr.. E. F. Hulnphries, of Tulls.
is quite i'll i'll the hospital at
Norfolk.
Mrs. w. II. West went to
Norfolk Monday and returned
Tuesday.
Mr.. J J. Morse Jr., and H. l..
Davis, went to Norfolk on busi-
ness Monday.
Mrs. R. E. Flora, Of Shawboro,
was the guest Of Mrs. w. L.
Wilson, Tuesday.
Miss Gertrude Allen, of Snow
den, was the guest of Mrs. W.
L. Wilson. Saturday.
Miss Rena Nichols, of North
west, was the guest of the Mis-
ses Barnard, Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Sandford, of Nor
folk, is visiting her brother, Mr..
T. B. Jones here this week.
Mrs. Patsey Flora, of Tulls,
left Tuesday for Norfolk, to visit
her sister, Mrs. Susan Harris.
Mr.. w. P. Creekmore left
Wednesday for New Bern On
business, and returned Friday.
Mr.. Edgar West left Tuesday
for quite an extended pleasure
trip through this State and Vir-
ginia.
Mr.. M. c. Poyner and Mr.. J.
F. Cox, went to Norfolk on a
business and pleasure trip Tues
day and returned Wednesday.
Mrs w. w. Morrisette, of E.
City, came Friday to visit her
daughter, Mrs. F. w. Ritter,
and returned home Tuesday.
Mr.. John Randolph, of near
Indian Creek, and Mr.. II. b.
Gray, of Northwest, were visit
ing friends in Moyock Sunday.
Mr.. Edgar West returned
home from Philadelphia last
week, where he had been under
treatment for paralysis. He was
much improved.
The school has been closed
here for the past two weeks. on
account of the illness of the
teacher, Miss Minnie Williams
who we are sorry to say IS YET
quite i'll.
Rev. DR.. K. r. OVERLY came
Saturday and preached in the
new church Sunday morning
and night to large and atten
tive audience. Both sermon:
were very instructive and wei
delivered. Ee was the guest O
Mr.. ]. B. Cox and left for home
Monday.
We were glad to see our ole
friend, MIR. Thomas l.. Sander
son, Of E. City, over here thi'
week. for the first time in Sew
eral years. He is getting quite
old and feeble rtow, therefore
unable to go about much
What feeling of pleasure, no
unmixed with sadness, it mus
cause him, to visit his old home
He is an old landmark of Cur
rituck county. May he yet b.
spared for many years. He i
the guest of his son, T. c. San
: derson.
& Some of the farmers here ar
+ having a sweet time just now
making cane nolasses up in MI
R. B. Flora'> woods. The un
l dergrowth is cleared away am
a cane mill is situated there
around which the colored peo
pie assemble to grind cane an
boil molasses day and night ur
1 til they get through, and they ar
{ having a picnic. We are con
6dent they are ready to exclair
j. like Charles Wesley, "Oh for
3 thousand tongues, but not t
sing with.
d Married, Tuesday, the Ist
O inst, at the residence OF Re,
y N. P. Stallings. who performe
II the ceremony, Mr.. Reuben DavI
and Miss Celestine Taylor, bot
= of Elizabeth City. They we,
Y accompanied by Mr.. Clifto
ri Barnard and Miss Clara Bra,
# who were best man and maid (
honor. The bride looked mic
in d travelling suit Of brow
a cloth, and the groom was up-tt
1e date. After partaking of
e bouutiful repast. prepared by tt
It hostess, the bridal party dros
>! .. back home by the light of tt
it moon. We wish them muc
in pleasure and happiness throug
n, r. r.