The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1900-02-08
AS they ARE SEEN.

: MI. y l.. DelI, OI GnOSk1e, IS mere OF
visit to his parets.
Mr.. R. a. Owen, OF Tar oro, spen
spent Saturday On visit here.
Mr.. Claude Kitchin went to Little
ton en- professional business Tuesday.
Miss Morton, of Washington, is here
on visit to her uncle, Mr.. G. Lamb.
Mess. Frank Gray and w. T. Glenn
ents have gone to Richmond this week
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Condrey and
children haye gone to Richmond on a
visit.
Miss Mattoinette Picot, of Littleton
came down Tuesday to visit Miss Kate
Bagley.
Mr.. Zeb. johnson came up from
Greenville to-day to visit his mother
and sisters.
Mrs. George Smith, of K,nston, came
up this morning to visit relatives and
friends.
Mr.. r. B. Applewhite, of Gold Rock,
was here Saturday on visit to his
friends.
Rev. A. eros, of Philadelphia, came
down Monday to visit Mr.. A. Open
heimer in his illness.
Mr.. w. T. Shaw and little son, of
| Weldon, were here a night last week
| to visit Mr. ShaW's parents.
Rev. S. F. Conrad, of Charlotte,
preached an able and helpful sermon
in the Baptist church Sunday.
Miss Ray Camp, who has been visit
ing friends at Dunn for some weeks,
has returned to the delight Of her
trionds.
Mr.. NJ. Oppenheimer, of Rocky
Mount, came over Saturday to see his
father He returned home Monday
morning.
Mess J. w. Powell and George A.
Holderness, of Tarboro, were here Tues
day on business connected with the
Scotland Neck telephone exchange.
Mrs. Dancy came up from Green
vile this morning to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Nelson, who is saleslady this
year in the store of NJ. Hoffman & Bro.
Miss Mabel Raspberry, who has been
for some time on visit to relatives at
Una, S. c., returned home Monday
Her many friends are glad to welcome
her home again.
Misses Lizzie Powell and Maggie
Bowers spent day in Halifax last week,
where Miss Lizzie stood examination
before Col. Prescott, county superip-
tendent of public instruction.
Mr.. A. C. Peterson mas moved from
the Capt. Cushing property near the
depot to Main street hotel. Mr.. J. Il.
Burt has moved from the hotel to the
house vacated by Mr.. Peterson.
Maj. P. St. George Barraud, of Rich
uond, spent some days here last week.
He returned home Thursday accom-
panied by Mrs. Barraud, who had been
here some weeks visiting her mother.
Mr.. J. G. Boyette, who has been at |
Winston for some weeks as machinlst
tor the Winston knitting mills, was
home last week. He returned Mon
day to his work, accompanied by his |
Mr.. "Bud" Dickens,
who will work in the mills.
Mr.. w. J. Bugg, the clever auctioneer
of the Scotland Neck tobacco market,
left for his home in Virginia Friday. |
Mr.. Bugg has made friends here who
were sorry to see him leave; and he
himself said he would rather live in |
Scotland Neck than In any town OF Its |
size he knows.
Mr.. J. J. Trotter, who has been book
keeper for Hooker Il Brinkley, proprie-
tors of the Banner warehouse, lett for
his home In Reldsyille Friday. He
has been here through two tobacco sea-
sons and he has become attached to the |
people and the people to him. His
friends Will be glad to see him return.
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the peoples friend, has been in use
over fifty years it cures the seyerest
affections of the throat and lungs, such
as, bronchitis, grippe, laryngitfs and
ncipient consumption. Price only 25c.
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