Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-09-05

S MI. wilson tOlloWell spent
several days in Hartford this
week.
Miss Lydia Miller who has
been On visit to Hatteras has
returned home.
Miss Bessie Green, who has
l been the guest Of her aunt, Mrs.
L. L. Williams has returned to
t her home in Alexandria, Va.
Mr.. R. S. Harris of harrisburg
: passed through the city Tues
day enroute to Norfolk.
Messrs Montague and Niche,
of Berkeley, spent a couple of
days IN the city this week.
Mr.. Chas. H. Robinson return
ed this week from Maryland
where he has been on d business
trip.
Miss Code Kramer who has
been on visit to relatives and
| friends in Edenton has returned
home.
Mr.. A. Huckabee, our popu~
lar and up>to>date barber spent
couple of days in Edenton
! this week.
Messrs Earnest Sawyer, Shell
ton Scott and J. K, Wilson leave
next week for the University Of
North Carolina.
Mr.. ii. D. Walker was in the
city this week enroute to the
Baltimore Medical College to
enter his Senior year.
Mr.. A. c. Stokes, Chief of our
Fire Department went to Nor
folk Tuesday and purchased two
magnificent horses, both iron
greys, costing $4,000
Mr.. F. H. Ziegler, our popular
undertaken, left Monday for Raj
eigh where he goes to stand ex-
animation of embalming before
the State board.
Miss Eliza Drane, one of Eden
tons most charming young
ladies, who has been the guest
of Mrs. l.. L. Williams, returned
to her home last Saturday.
Mr.. Hal Shaw spent several
days in the city this week on
business. He will leave Monday
for Chapel Hill where he will
take a Medical course. ,
Misses Elite and Evelyn Ayd-
lett, two of Betsy's most attrac~
tive young ladies left Tuesday :
morning for Raleigh, where they
will enter the Baptist Female
University.
Mr.. Harry Kramer left Mon
day for Kalamazoo, Mich, where
he will enter school. He will Wis
it the Pan>AmeriCan and Niag>
ara Falls enroute to Kalamazoo
The Riverside Sunday School $
Lawn party Tuesday night was v
generously patronized, we are I
glad to learn. Something near c
Twenty five dollars, net, was re- :
alized
Mr.. NJ Owens of Plymouth, +
was in the city this week, Ell
route to several Of the Northern
cities to purchase his stock of
shoes, which he will open up in
the Flora Building as soon as
completed. h
The days of the melon are e
num- bered and soon the only Ell
the army of negro loaf
els which throng our streets can
have will be budding together
On the sunny-side of the street. a
The handsome "ad" of THE a
FAIR" is intended to bring to e
your notice the fact that they Il
have unusual BARGAINS to offer. \
There is no sort of doubt about Il
he bargains, THEY HAVE THEM. c
Zoeller, our up to date Pho =
:ographer is kept busy all the =
line. Garry yourself to him and :
f he don't make a good looking
picture of you, it won't be his n
ault.
If our farmers will preserve
The article on shredding corn it
will be worth much to them. A
system which actually doubles c
the value of the corn crop is l!
worth a second thought. 1t ISL
worth putting into practice. h
Rev J. lynch pastor of Olivet ~
Church in this county gave us :, ~
pleasant call Monday morning. II
We learn from him that the con- D
at Olivet has decided "
% move the location of the - !,
church nearer the city. u
We learn that very success
'ul revival has just been closed T
At Rocky Hook. DR.. Speight the :
pastor was ably assisted by Rev.
c. J. D., Parker. pastor of the
Second Ra nfist Chnrch In Dur