The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-08-07
PERSONAL

MISS MHtGl0 MCouLl Is WISHING
the Misses b epdrix in Chcraw. q;
Miss Nora Bounds of Florence
is visiting relatives in our town
Mr.. T.. Everett and family
have gone to Myrtle Beach
Mr.. and Mrs Luther Coke are
here on n visit to relatives.
Mr.. Clarence Breeden has
been spending 10 days ut Jackson
Springs
Mrs. Jack Lide and children
have gone to Maxton to spend
some time
Miss Nellie Bristow of Flor
ence is visiting friends and rela
tives in our town
Mr.. J. G, Mckenzie Of McColl
has taken u position in Ladd's
Drug Storo in Cheraw
Mrs. Laura Moore is spending
some time with her daughter
Mrs Collins in Horny.
Miss Eloisc Faison who has
been spending some time at Mt.
Airy has returned home
Miss Eunice Ford, returned
Monday night from a pleasant
visit to Chattanooga, Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. j. S. Moore and
Miss Olivia Cook have been re.
creating at Myrtle Beach
Mr.. e. A. Coke of Brownsville
was up Saturday. He reports
good crops and fine prospects
Miss Maud Quick of Red
Springs is spending some time
with her uncle Mir. It. A. Odom.
Master James Howell aud sis
ter Miss Ella Howell are here on
a visit to relatives and friends
Mr. J. G. McRae Of Clio section
was up salesday. He says he
never had better crops especially
corn
Mr.. t. H. 1vey was up sales
day. lie reports good crops and
the heaviest pumpkin scents
pounds.
MI. P. G. Stewart of Robson
county spent Saturday and Sun.
day with his brother in law Mr..
S. 0. Thomson
Mr.. IT. A. Odom spent Friday
at Red Springs with relatives.
lie feasted on chicken, fruit and
other good things.
Mrs. Julia Mittle and daughter
Miss Rachel have returned from
a pleasant trip TO Norfolk, Balti-
more and New York
Mr.. B. r. Huckabee of the
Dillon section was up Friday. He
reporst good crops and happy
hearts at home
MIR. John r. Webster, who is
now holding IL position in OAR
lington, spent Monday afternoon
and night at home
MIS-. James Howell ana Two
ichiiGrAn OF Wilmington are here
visiting her parents, Mr. and
MRS Wallace s;wann
Misses FlthaI Manship Of Nc
Coll and Berta Fletcher OF
Adamsville are visiting Miss
Pearl Gibson of Rockingham
MIR. James Lilies of Brights-
vile was down Saturday He
was just up from a spell of sick
ness. He reported fine showers
Friday
Mr.. Arthur Douglas has re-
turned from a short stay at Myr-
tic Beach, Conway county. He
was not much struck with that
Mrs. Ellen Crowley, who has
been staying with her sous, w.
c., and j. c.. in Adamsville, has
gone to spend some time with
her daughter Mrs. Francis Gro
ley in Red Hill
Mr.. VIM Webster, formerly of
this county but now located near
Red Springs, came down Sunday
evening and spent the night with
his brother-in law Mr.. D. D Nc
Duf1ic
Mrs. w. M. Pcrdcw, accom-
panied by her niece Miss Annie
Pearson Of Alabama who has
been spending q short time in
oar town. left Wednesday for
Mrs. Pcrdew's home in Greens
boro
Mr.. William Spears. one of
Hebron's modal farmers, was up
salesday. He has the best crops
for years-both corn and cotton.
TIe has small patch of i'm
proved cotton, ono stalk Of which
has 268 bolls and forms
Mr.. George e. Webster for
years aresident Of Red Hill and
manager Of the "Brnshy Bay"
farm for Chancellor Johnson
but now residing in Robson
county near Maxton, was in town
salesday and called. He reports
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