The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-02-20
HURRYGRAPHS.
Gathered From Highways, Railways,
Bywsys and Other ways.

sir. G. Lamb has been home some
days from an extended tip on the road.
Mrs o. A. Snlpes lett Tuesday on a
visit to Chapel Hill.
Mr. aud Mrs. G. G. Rue returned to-
day from Conoho.
Mr.. G T. Lawrence returned a few
days ago from a trip to Washington
City.
Mr.. C. J. Rivenhark, hustling rep
| resentative OF the News and Observer,
spent Friday in Scotland Neck.
Mr.. O. C. Wllkerson returned few
days ago from trip to New York.
M. Sam Dunn went to Wake Forest
| Friday to attend the Anniversary.
Mr.. Harvey Wall went to Clayton q
few days ago to visit his sister who is
sick.
Mr.. o. G. Wiikerson left Tuesday
tor the Charleston Exposition.
Mr.. w. B. Gillian, of Windsor, has
been here this week with Mr.. J. L..
Bell.
Mr.. B. F. Gray went to Wake Forest
last Friday to attend the Anniversary
exercises.
Mr.. J. L. Belt, of Windsor, has been
here this week visiting bis parents and
other friends In the community.
Mrs. A. NJ. Riddick and Mrs. Gothic
Everett went to Tillery to-day to visit
Mrs. P. G. Rlddick who Is quite ill.
Capt T. T. Vincent. of Portsmouth
has been here this week on a visit. He
is moving from Portsmouth to Green-
vile.
Mr.. R. G. Allsbrook, Of Tarboro, has
been here this week on visit to his
home people.
Elder A. J. Moore of Whitakers was
here Saturday and Sunday to attend
his regular appointment at Kehukee.
Mees. J. D. Perry and Allen G. Perry
came down from Roanode Rapids
Saturday and spent Sunday here.
Hon. Claude Kitchin is home from
Washington this week. He was called
from bis duties in Congress to Wake
Fores: by reason of the illness Of his
mother-in-.aw, Mrs. L. r. Mile.
Mr.. J. H. sherroi, of Enfield, was
here Friday. He has recently moved
from Hamilton to Enfield. He f1nds
that the hne water at Enfield is one OF
the splendid attractions to the town.
The Kinston Free Press says
"Mr. and Mrs. w. s. Edmond and
son, Mr.. Hecter D. and Mrs. Junius
stevenson returned from Scotland
Neck last night"
The Williamson Enterprise says
that Mr.@Dennis Blggs OF that place
made business trip to Scotland Neck
few days ago.
Rev. MIR. Munroe, pastor Of the Pres
byterlan church in Weldon, preached
il the Baptist church here Sunday
morning. His sermon was singularly
clear and helpful to his audience.
Mr.. W. T. Clement came over fro m
Enfield Saturday and spent Sunday
here. His friends were glad to see
him, as they always are. He has a
host of friends here who always extend
b i'm a warm welcome.
MIR. John B. Bagley came down from
Roanoke Rapids Saturday and lett
Tuesday for the Charleston Exposition
he was accompanied by his sister, Mics
Kate Bagley. They Will be gone abou'
I week.
Miss Ruth Pope, of Cory, Pa, who
has been on a visit to relatives in Wei
! don, came down to Scotland Neck
Thursday, accompanied by her cousin
Miss Helen Pope, of Weldon. The,
visited the family OF MIR. J. P Futtrell
Mr.. J. B. Brewer, of Graham's Forge
Va, came Saturday to visit the family
+ Mr.. r. c.. Josey. Mrs. Brewer hac
neen here on a visit some days.
Mr.. w. d. Pender returned few
lays ago from visit to his daughter
III Georgia-Mrs. Crofton and Mrs
Patterson. He visited the Charleston
Expoeitlon while he was away, and re
ports general good time. The pee
Ole of Brunswick, Ca, showed MI
Fender many courtesies as an ex-Con
federate soldier, and he was please
with his visit. Mr.. Pender left wit
rHE COMMONWEALTH some fresh te
matoas which he brought from Geor
gla. He brought them up Saturda
while the snow was falling fast, an
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