The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1899-07-06
JULY FLIES A-SINGING.

MISS Alice Bell went TO IarDOrO Sat
urday on visit.
Miss Matte Whitehurst returned to
Tarboro Saturday.
Mrs. W. T. Lee has gone to Virginia
| to visit her relatives.
Mr.. Dixie Fenner, of Halifax, spent
day in town last week.
Mr.. Floyd Harris is home from Clay
ton visiting hts mother.
DR.. J. 2. Wimberly returned Tues
day from visit to Rocky Mount.
Miss Gertrude Oppenheimer, OF
Rocky Mount, is here visiting relatives
Mr.. G. W. Coughenour went to En-
| field on business trip one day last
week.
Mr.. w. T. Shaw, of Weldon, has
been here this week on a visit to his
people.
Mr.. E. K. Hassell has gone to New
port News where he is engaged as ma
chinist.
Miss Jennie Pendleton, of Edenton,
is here On visit to the family of Rev
r. T. Vann.
Miss Elavlne Pittman and sister, Mrs.
w. E. Bishop, have gone to Rocky
Mount On visit.
Miss Fannie Haryell returned Satur-
day from a visit to her sister, Mrs. T.
G. Cohoon at Everetts.
days ago from visit to his sister, Mrs
]. A. Vance in Salem.
home from Blacksburg, Va, where be
he has been at school.
Miss Mabel Raspberry left Monday
for Una, S. c., where she has gone to
visit her aunt, Mrs. r. E. Peele.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Daniel, of Rocky
Mount, have been here some days en-
visit to Mrs. Daniels relatives.
Mr.. G. S. Vann, of Edenton, and one
Of the leading lawyers Of Eastern Caro-
lima, is visiting Rev. r. T. Vann.
Mrs Z. r. Vincent, of Portsmouth,
with Ter son, Zach, and her daughter,
Miss Elise. came few days ago to visit
elatlves.
Miss Mamie Dunn has returned from
Richmond, where she has been at
school. She was accompanied by her
cousin, Miss Ellen Tucker.
Mr.. ). L. Ramsey, late editor OF The
Progressive Farmer, now travelling
agent for Rheumacide in which he is
spent Tuesday night in Scot
land Neck.
MI and Mrs. P. G. Cohoon, OF
ETeretts, came up Saturday on visit.
Mr.. Cohoon has returned but Mrs. Co.
hoon Will remain some time with her |
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 3. Z. Harrell.
MI. J. S. Jenkins family have ar
rived and he is keeping house at the |
residence on Church street occupied |
by Mr.. w. L. Earrell last year. THE
COMMONWEALTH welcomes these good |
people to Scotland Neck and hopes |
they may live here long and prosper.
Mr.. A. A. Andrews, of West Point,
Miss, came Monday on visit to his |
relatives Mr.. Andrews is one Of the |
principals Of West Point Business Col
|ege, which is hourishing lnstlt uti on. |
He has been engaged IN teaching IN
West Point for several years, and has
been very successful indeed. He has
recently made arrangements to open a
branch institution at Mobile, Ala.
His friends are glad to see him and re-
ioice IN his pleasing success. Mrs. An
irews and little son have been here
some wesks.
Miss Mary Lawrence came home
from Philadelphia. She has
been at St. Timothy's Hospital in that
city for more than two years taking
course Of study as a trained nurse.
She has made fine success, and will
finish her course ABOUT the
last of this year. True to the work for
which she has prepared herself, when
SIG lcCcljGu lAtCIilECliCC 1 UCcOHy lA1dt
her sister, Miss Louise Lawrence,
is quite sick at her home in Williams
ton, Miss Mary left at once to nurse
her, and will spend her two weeks va
cation nursing her sick sister.
Mr.. r. G. Allsbrook went to Tarboro
last Friday where he will engage in the
practice of law. He has formed
in the law with Mr.. Claude
Kitchin, of this place, and will practice
principally III Edgecombe and Halifax.
Mr.. Kitchin is brilliant young lawyer
of some years OF successful practice ;
Mr.. Allsbrook is quite brilliant young
man just starting Oh his profession, and
the partnership will be strong one
from the start. We commend Mr..
Allsbrook to the good people Of Tar
boro, and assure them he is worthy ct
their confidence in every way.
A Wonderful Discovery.