The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1901-04-11
SPRING FLOWERS.
Those That Bloom IN Scotland Neck
And Elsewhere.

Those That Bloom III ScotIauo NcCh
And Elsewhere.
Miss Mary Wilkins spent Easter in
Enfield.
Prof. L. w. Bagley went to Littleton
Saturday.
Hon. Claude Kitchin went to Enfield
Wednesday.
Miss Margaret Bowers went to En-
field Monday.
Miss Lizzie Powell returned Friday
from Halifax.
Miss Mag Savage is home from
visit to Crcwells.
Mrs. Kicks returned from visit to
Tarboro last week.
DR.. John D. Blggs, of Williamson,
was in town Saturday.
Mr.. T. f. Powell, of Gold Rock, is
here visiting relatives.
Miss Matte Nichols came Friday
from visit to Williamson.
Miss Maggie Bolton went to Roanoke
| Rapids last week on visit.
Miss Fannie Ray returned from a
visit to Williamson Friday.
Miss Leila Shields returned Satur.
Law from visit to Greenville.
Mr.. N. Biggs spent Sunday in Viii
iiamston visiting his brother.
Mrs. Perry, OF Norfolk, is here on
visit to Mrs. w. F. Butterwolth.
Mrs. T. w. Fenner, of Halifax, was
down last week visiting relatives.
Nj. f. S. Hall came home Saturday
from Weldon to visit his mother.
Miss Birdie Savage returned We'd
nesday from a visit to Belhaven.
Mr.. John Bagley came from Roanoke
Rapids Friday to visit his parents.
Mrs. George Smith and children
came up from Kinston Wednesday.
Mrs. W. T. Riddlck came down from
Spring Hill Tuesday to visit friends.
Mr.. R. J. Shields and Miss Molli
Bass were up from Hobgood Monday
Mrs. J. A. Taylor, of Rocky Mount
was here last week visiting Mrs. r. c
Josey.
: Mrs. Norf1eet Smith went to Rich
mond Saturday to visit her daughter
Mrs. Barraud.
Mrs. w. II. White went to Roanok
Rapids Monday to visit her sister, Mr.
w. D. Tillery.
I Mrs. Claude Kitchin went to Wax
; Forest Frloay to visit her parents, Pro
and Mrs. L. r. Mills.
Mesdames P. c. Cahoon and Cha
McNaughton returned to their hon
; IN Eyerette Wednesday.
Mrs. J. E. Hancock went to Rock
Mount Saturday to see her sister, Mi
Fannie Gray, who Is sick.
Miss Freda Hill returned to b.
: home in Halifax Thursday, after
, visit to her cousin, Miss Bette Hill.
g Mrs. Anna Manning returned Tue
:, day from Lynchburg. Va, where ST
!, has been to visit her sister, Mrs. Butt
Rev. NJ. L. Kesler went to Raleis
Tuesday to attend meeting OF tt
hoard of trustees of the Baptist Fema
University.
F.. Mr.. Ludford, of Plymouth, was
town last week. He is contemplate
moving here. Scotland Neck will
clad TO welcome him.
r. Miss Annie Dunn has taken 20
id ton as salesIady in the store OF Z
is wards & Co. She is popular and is
O. important addition to the force In tt
he popular business house.
10 Miss Mary E. Lawrence came hol
os Tuesday from Philadelphia, where
no has been engaged for several years a
"a trained nurse. She will remain
or home some time for rest and recupe
ton.
;, Misses Nan Smith, Lizzie Hymn
ck Kate and Bessie Futrell and Mrs.
or. R. Bond left Saturday for Durh'
.oa where they will attend the musical
the Southern Conservatory OF MI
this week.
am. "Miss Sue Clarke, of Tarboro, NJ
Carolina. She has numbers OF 1rle
in Atlanta, where she has recel
visited AS the guest OF Miss NJ
are Powers on Peachtree street." Sue
Tor the reading in the Atlanta jon
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