The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-05-26
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here.
l. The Methodist church is receiv-
ing its spring dress-a coat of
paint.
I Tennis is offering our young
| people, pleasant pastime these
hot days.
Capt. Sellers is now domiciled
in his new residence on McCas-
kill avenue.
Rev. William Black, of Monroe,
was here last week looking after
his property.
J. W. Brown, the Raleigh Trib-
une's representative, was here
Thursday last.
Mrs. c.. H. Holland and the
Misses Hall went to Red Springs
Thursday last.
Miss Meddie Stewart school clo-
ses on June 18th and. Miss, Hattie
McBryde's to-day.
Miss Jennie Mckay, of Lone
Home. Is the guest of Mrs. Sell
lers for a:few' days.
The closing exercises of the
Maxton High Schools will take
place on June 10Th. -....
Rockingham District Confer
ence of the Methodist church
meets here in June.
i Capt. Jas. F. Johnson mingled
with the throng of Veterans at the
Reunion at Red Springs
Dr.. J. D: Groom took in. the
Confederate Veterans reunion at
Red Springs HIST Thursday.
|; Mrs.. B; H. Pool and children,
of Elrod, were visiting the family
of Tom Pool Esq, last week.
Painters are improving the APP
pearance of Messrs. Tom POOLS
and A. c.. McKinnon's houses.
Hon. w. J. Currie, moved last
week to his new residence at the
termination Of McCaskill avenue.
Mr.. John A. Leach, prosper
GUS and popular farmer living
near Laurinburg, died last week.
Mr.. Ansel Rogers, prominent
citizen of Bennettsville, was
among, the visitors hero Friday
last.
The break in the McRae pond,
a mile from town, has been re-
paired and work resumed. at the
mill. ..a,.,,..:
Rev. NJ. Bradshaw, will occupy
the house recently vacated by Capt.
Sellers. He will. move in this
week. - - 49, -. - =, -
Mrs. F. F.: Coble, of Laurinburg,
and the Misses Wooten were the
guests of Mrs. W. s.. MeNair last
Friday.
/: Miss Matte Gay, has been una
BILE teHattbhd to hef~autiess ut Mrs,
POOLS f6rra' few days,- owing to
sickness. :'.:.
Prof. Quakenbush, prominent
teacher Of Laurinburg, was shak-
ing hands with his friends here
Saturday.
Misses Pearl and Irene Stalna-
ker are visiting friends in Villar-
lea, Georgia, and will be gone sew
eral days
+. Mr.. ST. Brown, of Goldsboro.
has been visiting his daughter.
Mrs John Allen Mclean, for the
past few days.
! Miss Flora Smith, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. J.
Currle, returned home few DAYS
ago at Wakulla.
Quite crowd from here attend
ed the closing exercises of Wal
lace's school, at Turnout, on Fri
day of last week.
j. C. Caddell, Of the Biblical
Recorder, delivered the address at
Turnout, few miles from Max
ton, last Friday. :.
Prof. J: Hugh stauffer left us
Friday for Fayetteville, where he
VIII probably get up class to
render Jephthah.
A.. j. McKinnon, Esq, of our
town, was a preferred creditor
Tor 81 ,25O in the recent failure
Of 1Nimocks, at Fayetteville.
Miss Oracle Gibson, who has
been visiting Mrs. J. F. L. Arm
field, returned to her home at |
Baths Springs, Va, Saturday.
The school taught by Miss Mary |
Patterson closed Friday of last
week and the children all enioved
3 treat of ice cream and cake |
Miss Eottie o'Dsnis1;;- former
now living in Foy- |
ettevillet;'-was visiting Miss Med
die Stewart a'few days last week. |
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