The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-09-29
FAYETTEVILLE NEWS LETTER.
Fine tertainment in rmory-
Wholesale Company to Take New
Quarters.
Especial to The Messenger.l

Especial to The Messenger
Fayetteville. \. c, September 20
The managers made good their prom
strumental concert given in the armory
last evening for the benent of III organ
fund of Hay Street Methodist church.
1t was first class all through. Besides
our home musicians, the audience were
greatly indebted to Mr.. and Mrs. 7.
i. Cheek of Durham, and Misses
BaSOn, ViOlinists, and Johnson, elOcu-
zionist. of Red Springs Female Semi
nary. Music-loTers among The Mes
senger readers will not find the space
badly taken up with the following pro-
gramme of the evening: Vocal Duet
Pearls OF LoVe. Mesdanes w. II. Nor
gan and T. E.. Cheek. RecitatiOns-Old
SWeethearts, Negro Lullaby. Miss
Johnson. Soprano SOlo-Le Printemps,
Mrs. Cheek. ViOlin-Beressice, from
JOselyn, Miss Bason. Soprano and
Bass Duet-Oh, Moment That I Bless,
Mr., and Mrs, Cheek. Soprano Solo
Dream of Paradise (by request). Mrs.
Morgan. Violin ObligaIo-Miss Bason.
Reading-Mary Jones Blacksliding,
Miss Johnson. NiOIin-CanzOnetta,
Miss Bason. Soprano Solo-Good Night
and Sweet Dreams. Mrs. Cheek.
a recital and sacred vocal concert
Will be given in Hay Street Methodist
church this evening. using the new
pipe organ just put in place.
The T. c. Williams. Jr.. the Whole
sale Company Will take the Williams
block mentioned in The Messenger
correspondence. This has
been long carrying on a successful
business on the corner of Hay and
Windsor street. but by removal will
get nearer the business center.
Capt. a. GARRISON. who has long been
III feeble health. is critically i'll today,
which will be heard with regret by
Messenger readers in Wilmington.
where he is we'll known, having been
for years a veteran Cape Fear river
steamboat captain. before he engaged
in merchandising
Many Fayetteville people went up to
Dunn yesterday, n much enjoyed the
railroad celebration. where there was
good speaking from distinguished men,
The state administration was we'll rep
resented by a number of officials. and
a Crowd went down from Durham.
This community received with regret
the news yesterday of the death at
ROzier. Robson county. of Mrs. s. b.
ROzier. aged Go years. whose funeral
services take place at 4 o'clock this af-
ternOOn fro mthe Presbyterian church
1T Lumberton. The deceased vas the
mother of Mrs. D. s. McRae. of this
city. and Of DR.. r G.. ROzier. Mrs. NJ
Iestah. Mrs. t. A. Norment n Mrs.
Alex. BethUne. OF LurnpertOn. Messrs.
Stephen and Benson. and Misses Fan
ME. Minnie and Dora ROZier. of Rozler.
Mr.. J. A. Steel. the Fayetteville dry
goods merchant injured IN a street car
accident in New York city. reached
home last night. sufficiently recovered
to be able to walk from the train to
the carriage.
Mrs. r. w. Bidgood and daughters
have returned to birmingham. Ala,
accompanied by Miss lane Williams.
after & visit to relatives in this city.
\ laboratory. for demonstration and
lectures on the physical will
be added to the equipment OF the Don
aIdsOn-DayidSOn Academy. Prof.
Wakefield is especially we'll versed In
this branch OF high school education.
Miss Nellie Cook has returned to VIII
mington.
Capt. John Ledbetter. n of the pro-
prtetors Of the Fayetteville Steam
Laundry. on the corner Of Hay and
Burgess street. had his hand badly
torn IN the machinery this morning.