The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1899-07-13
MIDSUMMER VISITORS AND
CALLERS.

/ AOiuCAt 90 III 1NdSu ILLS Week.
Miss Esselle Shaw is over from Tar
boro on visit to her parents.
Mr.. A. H. Green, of Weldon, spent
night in town last week.
MIR. r. NJ. Dudley and family hay
moved to Newport News.
Mr.. Stuart Smith returned Monda,
from trip TO Richmond.
Miss Sallie knight, of Conetoe, i
here on visit to relatives.
Mr.. A. J. Bowers went to Littletol
Monday for few days rest.
Master Ashley Bryan spent som.
time visiting in Kinston last week.
Mr.. J. L. Bell, of Ahoskie, has beer
home some days for rest and recreation
Miss Ruth Stallings, OF Enfield, il
visiting the family of Mr.. G.. A. Camp
Mrs. w. F. Draughan passed through
Saturday On visit to friends In Hen.
derson.
Mr.. G. w. Liyermon, of Kelford, il
here visiting his brother, DIR. A. c.
Livermon.
Messrs. Whit and Walter Smith are
home from New York on visit to
their mother.
Miss Lena Wilkerson, of Washing
ton, came Tuesday on a visit to Miss
Meta Savage.
Miss Flossie Kitchin, OF Portsmouth
Va, has been here for some days visit
ing her relatives.
Mrs. E. B. Higgs and children came
up Saturday on visit to her mother,
Mrs. Shields.
Mrs. Stallings, OF Franklain county,
came down last week to visit her son,
Mr.. w. I. Stallings.
Rev. W. J. Smith accompanied the
remains OF Miss Lillian Riddlck from
Charlotte last week.
Miss Maggie Smith, OF Martinsville,
Va, is here on visit to her sister, Mrs.
L. II. Holllngsworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. K. Taylor and chill
dren haye gone to Whitakers on visit
10 Mr.. Taylor's parents.
Mr.. DAVID Bell, of Enfield, was here
last week as attorney for the railroad
IN Mr.. Whites trunk suit.
Mr.. T. E. Powell and wife, of Gold
Rock, Nash county, were here last week
on visit to their relatives.
Mr.. T. L. Whitaker, of Enfield
spent a dav and night in town last
week visiting Mr.. J. III. Lawrence.
DR.. F. II. johnson, of Elizabeth City,
was here last week. He filled his regu-
lar appointment at Nahala Presbyterian
church.
Mr.. Hudglns, OF Weldon, spent a
night here last week. He was witness
in Mr. Whites suit against the railroad
company.
Misses Pauline Shields and Matte
Gotten are home from visit to friends
in New York. They had most de-
lightful visit, they say.
Prof. J. B. Brewer, of Wake Forest,
came down Monday to look into the
work of Vine Hill Female Academy, of
which he was recently elected principal.
Mr w. T. Clement came down from
Oxford last week. He is here for the
tobacco season, and bis many friends
were glad indeed to see him back in
Scotland Neck. He will be one of the
proprietors of the Star Warehouse this
season.
Dr. A. c.. Livermon, who has been
away about three weeks, for the most
part at Tate's Springs, Tenn, returned
home Tuesday. He went away to rest
and recuperate, but says he is not much
improved. He finds Scotland Neck as
good place as anywhere to stay we'll.
Mr.. F. J. Hage and family left Tues
day for Newport News, Va, where they
will make their home. Mr.. Hage has
fine prospects for business there, and
while THE COMMONWEALTH regrets to
lose them from Scotland Neck we are
glad to note the favorable prospects IN
Newport News.
Capt. Hawks, the clever conductor
on the Scotland Neck railroad, spent a
night here last week. He was here as
a witness in suit by Mr.. B. F. White
against the railroad company Tor injury
to a trunk. Capt. Hawks has been
running through Scotland Neck twice
day for several years but never was
IN the town before. He was agreeably
surprised at the beauty OF the town
and expressed himself as well pleased
with his visit. So do all who come to
Scotland Neck.
The Scotland Neck Base Ball team
comprising the following boys went to
Williamson Tuesday evening to play
ball Wednesday: George Dunn, Al
bion Dunn, Raymond Dunn, Arthur
Norwood, Robert Mcdaniel, Alex. Neal,
Gussie Hoffman, Charlie Herring, Nor.
fleet Smith, and Jim Hall. They were
accompanied by Messrs. Robert Gray
and D. P. Stern.
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