Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-06-27
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Grice is undergoing repairs.
Mr.. NJ. B. Culpeppcr has bee
appoir ted y. $. Commissioner b
Judge T. r. Purnell.
Read the Fair ad. this week
They are Offering special sum
mer bargains,
Mr.. Theophelus White, for
mer shell FISH commissions,
was here las elk on business
Nj. Geo. Riggs. of Camder
county, was here this week am
called to see us.
Miss Katie Sawyer, who ha
been on a visit to friends a
" eeks> lille, has returned home
Let everybody go on the Fire
man excursion on the 4th anc
help out The boys
Mrs c. c. Alien, who has
been on a short visit to relatives
at HEREFORD, has returned home
The new residences Of Messes
Noah Burfoot and J. II McCabe
on Main stieet, are handsome
structures. and viii soon be
completed.
Dr. ard Mrs. Charles hudson
Sawyer have returned from
their bridal tour and are now
at home 20 their friends or
Main street.
Mr.. NJ. J Saw yer has return
ed from a business trip to Phil
adelphia, where, it was reported
he was 10 purchase an automo-
bile. Wonder who will take
tie first ride ?
Both the shirt factory an6
steam laundry. two new enter
prises, They employ a large
number of hands, and have all
they cad do.
A number of our BOYS wenl
over to HEREFORD last THURSDAY
to engage IN a game of bal
with Ine boys Of that town. Ii
was quite an interesting game
we understand. and resulted III
a score OF IA to 5 in favor o.
Elizabeth City.
An excursion to Mays Head
will be given Oh the 4th for the
benefit OF the noble iremen Of
the city. Let every body go and
have a great day.
Mr.. Ernest A. Sturken, as
sistant superintendent of the
Lake D1ummond Canal and
v alter Company, was here last
week OH business.
Work on the P1esbl teriar
Chapel in the cotton mills
district, is rapidly progressing
and will soon be completed.
Miss Mary Grice, who has been
OH an extended visit to relatives
and friends at Norfolk, Va has
returned.
Miss Co1die Kramer has &C
cepted / o>1tion as day opera,
tor at the telephone central.
Mrs. Jas E. Sheppard and
children left last Saturday for
Berkeley, Va, where they will
join Mr.. Sheppard, who has
accepted a position with the
Cumming Lumber Company
Nj. E. J. Sheppard and wife
ACCOMPANIED them, returning
on Monday.
Mr.. Hal Shaw, has returned
to his home in Shaw boro, after
spend rg several days here, the
guest of Mr., Selby Harvey.
Miss Pat Morgan, who has
the guest of Miss Gertrude
G1eenleaf, has returned to he,
home in ShawbO1O to the regret
OF a host of friends.
y delightful reception was
given last Thursday evening by
the b. Y. p. u. to which the
public was invited. A special
musical program, inclut1ng a
vocal solo by Miss Linda
Spence and a piano recital by
Miss Jessie Baker. Delicious
refreshments were served.
Mrs. D. w. Woodhouse, who
has been the guest of he1
daughter, Mrs w. S. Dunton,
has returned to her home at
Poplar Branch.
Mr.. Buck Sawyer has gone to
Wake Forest College to pursue
the summer law course.
Mr.. w. T. Old, cashier of the
First National Bank, returned
Tuesday from the Bankers AS
sociotion at Asheville. Col r
r. Bruton, of Wilson, was elect
ed President of the association
Notice the ad. OF Greensboro
Female College in this issue,
This is one the best colleges in
C4nto I'D Iocoruac Nnnr