Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1899-04-28
CAMDEN COURT HOUSE.

The farmers of this localit'
are nearly through plantin
their crops.
Mr.. E. Mitchell, Of Old TraE
was in E. City last Monday o
business.
Mr.. w. J. Trafton, of E. City
visited his old home near Rel
cross Sunday.
Mr.. G. w. Whaley went t
E. City last Friday OIL lega
business.
Mr.. J. P. Hughes, of Z. City
spent Sunday visiting relative
and friends near here.
Mr.. {. NJ. Fe, ebee, of E. City
was in this locality on lega
business last Friday.
Miss Bette Burgess and MI
7. i, Godfrey, of Shiloh, spen
last Saturday in E. City.
M. Alonzo Kight, of New
York, came to this county las
Saturday tor a short time.
Miss Matte Walston spen,
Sunday with her friend Mis-.
Sallie Lowell near Shiloh.
Mr.. Chas. Brown was the wei.
come and appreciated guest OF
Mrs. S.. E. Tillett last Sunday.
Mr.. Willis Morrisett, of Nor
folk, made a short visit this
week to his mother and brother
OF this vicinity.
Mr.. J. M. Whaley. who has
been sick for long time at his
home near Belcross, keeps very
unwell.
Little Beulal Gallop, of E.
City, has been visiting the fam
lily of Mr.. w. K. Gilbelt near
Belcross.
Mr.. Samuel Brown, of Nor>
folk, was in this locality last
week on some very important
business
Rev. J. Y. Old preached very
able and instructive sermon last
Sunday afternoon at Nash S
Chapel.
Mrs. E. S. Tillett and Mrs. !.
E. Cox spent Tue sday with Mrs.
w. r and Miss Lima Gilbert,
near Belcross.
News reaches us as we write,
that our little friend Mary
Forbes is quite sick at her home
near Shiloh.
Mrs. T. B. Berry, of Belcross,
spent a few days recently with
her brother Mr.. Jno. Sawyer, of
Shiloh.
Miss Edna Stevens was the
appreciated guest IF Miss
Florence Gregory, of Shiloh,
last Monday the 24th inst.
Mr.. Silas Fo.:bes has accepted
a position with Mr.. VIM. Cowell
a very prominent and hustling
merchant at Shiloh.
Mr.. J. G. Sawyer, E. City
spent Sunday visiting his father
and mother Mr.. and Mrs. Jno.
F. L. Sawyer, near the corner. "
Her friends will be very sorry
to hear that Mrs. Thomas Bart>
lett has been very sick, though
she is much better at this writ.
ing.
Mr.. 6. NJ. Hughes, Jr. has ac-
cepted a position with his grand
father Capt. Sam Rhodes, who
is running a steam tug in the
waters of the Albemarle section.
Mr.. w. E. Whaley, who is at>
tending the Shiloh Academy
spent Saturday and Sunday with
his father and mother Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Whaley near the
{ ourt House.
We are exceedingly glad to
note that Stella, the little daugh
ter OF Prof. c. b. Garrett, who
was quite sick few days last
week is up again.
Miss Sarah Whitehurst, very
charming young lady of North
River, spent Saturday night with
her friend Miss Beu!ah Trafton
near Belcross.
Mr.. J S. Mercer, of Berkley,
made a short visit to his former
home i'll this vicinity last SUM-
day morning on his wheel, re-
turning Monday afternoon on
the 2:55 train.
Two brothers Mack and AL
bert Gregory, of Shiloh, got in>
to a quarrel with each other last
Friday at school, and the for
mer was severely cut on the left
hand with a knife. He is getting
much better.
We know that her many
friends will be glad to learn that
Miss Helen Sawyer, who has