The commonwealth., 1903-06-25
DAWSON MESSAGE.

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Correspondence to The Commonwealth.
| DAWSON, N. c., June %, 1908.
/ Miss Ethel Webb, of Scotland Neck,
spent day here last week on a visit to
Miss Bessye Lawrence.
Miss ella N. stalllngs, one of Daw-
sons accomplished young ladies, spent
last week with her many friends In
Whitakertown. She was entertained
at the home of Mrs. Holiday.
Mr.. Charlie Williams, of Tillery,
spent short while here Tuesday look
Ing after some business for the N. c..
Lumber Company.
Mrs. Charlie Parks and little daueh-
ters, Ruth, Minnie and Sadie, OF Crow
ellis, are here visiting relatives.
Mesdames 8. w. Morrisett and w. J.
Battle, of Scotland Neck, were delight
fully entertained at the home OF their
sister, Mrs. ]. D. Lawrence, on last
Wednesday.
Mrs. s. A. Partin is quite feeble this
week.
Miss Lizzie B. Pittman returned
from Enfield Thursday where she had
been in attendance at the Teachers
Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Fleming continue
in very feeble health.
MIR. Ollie Stalllngs, of Enfield, spent
Thursday night here visiting bis pa
rents, DR.. and Mrs. O. G. Stallings.
Mess. w. B. Barnhin, Balfour Dunn
and ]. T. Applewhlte are having the
misfortune to lose great many hogs
from cholera This is rather big loss
as meat is cup the tree"
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Quincy and little
boys went to Enfield Saturday to visit
Mr.. Qnincyis uncle, Mr.. B. r. Kimball,
aud other relatives.
Mr.. s. A. Partin went to Mullens
Saturday on business.
Mr.. w. T. Vanlandjngham spent
Saturday in your town.
Regular monthly services in the
Baptist church here next Sunday
morning at IL o'clock and Sunday eve
ming at 8 O'Clock.
Mr.. Frank Moore who has been very
Ill, we hope is some better. The tamil.
" has the sympathy OF the entire COM
munity.
Miss Bessie Lawrence was entertain
ed in Whitakertown Thursday evening
at lawn party at Mr.. Wilson Whita-
ker's, given complimentary to the Wis
ing young ladies.
Mrs. Thomas was stricken with pa
ralysis last Monday morning and has
been unable to speak since.
Mess. Tom and Howard Twisdale, OF
Scotland Neck, paid short call here
Sunday. They we've en- route to En-
field to visit Mr.. B. r. Kimball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Branch, of En-
field, visited Mrs. Branchis parents, DIR.
and Mrs. o. G. Stallings, yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Powell, o! Tillery, spent
Thursday with her friend, Mrs. w.
Thurston Vsnlandingham.
Mr.. Bennie Partin made his usual
visit to Dumplln Sunday.
Mrs. ]. G. Branch, OF Enfield, paid
Mrs. w. T. Vanlandlngham a very
pleasant visit Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. E. Pope were called
to Crowells Saturday by reason of the
death Of Mr.. Popes aunt, Miss Fannie
Pope
Miss Fannie Pope died at the home
of Mr.. A. w. Bobbitt, at Crowells, Sst-
urday morning and was interr,d d in the
cemetery at Mr.. G. E. Pope's on the
afternoon of Sunday, Rev. A. G. Will
cox, of Spring Hope, conducting burial
services. She had heen great sufferer
with cancer for long time. Though
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cover, her death came as a thunder
bolt upon the family and her many
friends. Death has entered the dear
home twice in two weeks, which made
it harder for her loved ones. She has
fought good fight, she has finished
her course, she has kept the faith.
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MIR. Jim Stephenson attended SER
vices at Crowells Sunday. ~
/ Messrs. Frank Fitzpatrick and Viii
liam Pope, OF Crowells, spent Sunday
afternoon with friends here.
Mr.. Tom Lawrence, OF Whitaker
town, visited his parents here yesterday.
When queenly June with roses crowned
DispeDses summers health,
And Joy and gladness most abound
Then you get the dear old COMMON
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