The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-10-09
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THEY ARE, WHENCE THEY CONE
AND WHERE THEY do.
Mr.. L. r. Carter went to New Yorl
Monday on q business trip.
Mrs. n. B. Josev returned Tuesda,
from visit to Belhaven, n. G.
| Mr.. s. w. Morrisett went to Bal,i
more Monday to purchase goods.
DR.. and Mrs. A. C. Llyermon spen,
Sunday in BERTHE county visiting rela
lives.
Miss Lottie Harrell returned Tuesday
from visit to her sister, Mrs. r. G.
Cchorn at Everetts.
See the announcement about Rocky
Mount Carnival next week and Mount
Pelee Thursday night.
Mr.. ]. s. Wick came up from Wash
ington few days ago, where he has
oeen living for some time.
Mrs. D. B. Gabbert, ct Buchanan
Va, has been here some days on Wis
It to her mother, Mrs. Conan.
Rev. Mr.. Willis. presiding elder
If this district, preached in the Metho-
list church here Sunday night.
Miss Margaret Bowers went to
Heatsvllle Monday where she will be
engaged in teaching some time.
Miss Emily Higgs, of GreenvilIe,
has bsen visiting the family of Mr..
W. T. Whitehead for some days.
Miss Jennie Sprulll, who has been
living at Mr.. r. G. Joseyis, has return
d to her home In M artin county
Miss Lii Whitehead who has been
visiting some time in Wilson, Rocky
dount, and Conetoe, returned home
Friday
Mrs. Burgess, with her son, Mr.. S.
\. Burgess, has moved to Warren
county, Miss Laura will not go away
,efore the end OF the year.
Rev. A. G. Wilcox, of Brlpkleyville,
preached III the Baptist church here
sunday. He was on bis way to the
Tar River Baptist association at Wash
ngton.
Mr.. John Mills returned from Wake
Forest Monday. He was accompanied by
his vile and children who will spend
ONE time hero while Mr.. Mills is still
engaged as book-keeper for the Banner
Mrs. T. ". Tillery, Of Edenton, is
',ere on visit to her sister. Mrs. A. 3.
toed!oe. Mrs. Aston, another sister
# Mrs Goodloe, is also with her. 1t
has been several years since they were
here before. They say they ob;erye
many favorable changes in the town
DoN'r FoRGEr-The Atlantic Sym
phony Quartette which Will appear in
t ne Opera House Monday night, Octo-
Der 18th.
CALLED AWAY SUDDENLY-Mrs. T.
}. Creekmcre was called to Bruce, Va,
last week by the sudden death of her
sister, Mrs E. M. Bruce.
DEATH OF CH1LD--Mr. and Mrs.
&. w. Carter, near Weldon, lost
their little girl Mamie Saturday night,
Oct. 4th. She was five months old
and died OF cholera infantum after
three days illness.
BISHOP CHEsHIRE.-The Ri. Rev.
Joseph Blount Cheshire, D. D., will
preach in Tlllery Tuesday, Oct. 14sh,
1T IL a. m. The Bishop will also be
n Scotland Neck on the 10Th, and
10th, at the convocation.
Two LAND SALEs-There were two
and sales In Scotland Neck last Satur-
lay which excited considerable inter
st. The first was the William House
500 acres, which sold tor
s., i 10, and was bought by Mr.. ]. A.
Kitchin. The other was the J. A.
Ferry land, $50 acres, which was sold
for 81 ,S8l and was bought by Mr.. J.
L. Barnes.
A SERIOUS AcCIDENT--Mrs. Henry
Allsbrook who was seriously hurt in
town on August 9Th, has so tar recov
,red as to be moved back home. She
fall from the steps at Mr.. Bunting's
aud dislocated her hip. She was taken
to Mrs. Wilkinson's, her daughter,
where she rema: ned until recently.
Knowledge of her accident did not
reach The COMMEMORATIVE until this