The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-29
AT JACKSON SPRINGS.
Season at its Height and Full of Joi-
lily and Happiness.

Jackson Springs, July 2S.-The sea-
son is at its height here, and every
train brings in more guests to swell
our number.
The weather this week has been UNI
usually pleasant and our nights are
simply delightful.
A happier or more jolly crowd could
hardly be imagined than can be
found gathered in the wide verandas
and in the pleasant parlors of the no
tel enjoying whist" "flinch" and
other games.
The bowling alley is one of our most
popular resorts, and a large crowd is
always to be found there, rolling ten
pins, or playing pool and Billiards.
Lovers of good music should come
to Jackson Springs to hear our orches-
ira if for no other reason; Professor
Christian and his assistants. Profess
sor Joice and Prof. Eibner are all ar
lists of the finest ability and 1t is
indeed a rare treat to hear them
play.
A variety of amusements made the
week pass pleasantly. Saturday even
ing quite a nice german was led by
Mr.. Cliff Blue with Miss Connie Car
Isle, of High Point. Other couples
dancing were: Miss Wade, of Troy,
with Mr. James De Berry, Fla; Miss
Long, of Rockingham, with Mr.. Jno.
Cole, Rockingham: Miss Mary Nc
Lean. with Mr.. Claude Barber. High
Point; Miss Grace Mcmillan, of Fay
etteville. with Mr.. Will Blue; Miss
Sarah Webster. of High Point, with
Mr.. Caldwell, High Point; Miss Diggs,
with Mr.. Hearn; Miss Annie Horne,
with Mr.. Burwell Miss Crawford with
Mr.. Mclean; Miss Louise Blue with
Mr.. McKeithan.
Wednesday evening a large party Of
young people enjoyed an oldfashion-
ed straw ride, followed by water
melon feast at the hotel, given by Mr..
Will Blue and Mr.. Jesse Carter and
several of the young men. The party
was chaperoned by Mrs T. B. Tyson.
of, Carthage and Mrs. Robt. Irwin.
Misses Katie and Louise Blue are
entertaining a house party of young
ladies at their summer home at
Jackson Springs.
A large crowd from High Point and
other places, spent Sunday with us.
Among this weeks arrivals are:
John Cole, Miss Long, Rockingham;
Mr.. and Mrs. D. M. Mccall, S. c.:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Herndon, Laurin-
burg; Mrs. Hubbard, Miss Dendy, Miss
Streter, Laurinburg; Miss Ella Hughes
and Miss Josie HALEY, South Carolina;
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. c.. Field, Miss Connie
Charles. Miss Nell Mccarthy, Roy
Merby, H. e. Field A. p. Stately, Geo.
Penny, G.. w Field. Claude Barber,
Miss Sara Wester, High Point; Miss
Rosa Spencer. Thos. G. Worth, c. c.
McAlister, ASHORE; J. Worth Meal
lister, Greensboro; w. II. Richards,
Randleman; E. T.. McKeithan, Car
thage: G.. B. Patterson, Fayetteville;
Mrs. w. H. Mcneil and son, Carthage;
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Caskle, Maxton;
Mrs. M. A. Tillman, Deep Greek; Mrs.
]. A. Mclaughlin. Wadesboro; l.. II.
Hammond, Laurinburg; w. c. Jones,
North Carolina; r. r. Ross, Chas.
Ross. Asheboro; Lacy McNair, North
Carolina; A. c.. Bethune,, North Caro-
lima; w. j. Adams Carthage; l.. G.
Brady. and Mrs. l.. c. Brady, Dill
lon, S. c.: J. w. Smith. l.. H. Smith,
Y. C. Corrington, Mrs Mrs. s. c.. Car
rington, Latta, S. c.. M. c. Mover, and
Mrs. Never. John Station H. l.. Led
better, Rockingham; w. E. Caldwell,
North Carolina; r. M. Brown, High
Point; Chas. E. McCrary, Lexington;
S. A. Hodgin. Greensboro, N. c.; Mr..
and Mrs. W. F. Hester, John Station;
Mrs w L. Covington, Miss White,
Miss Clara Armistead. Rockingham;
S. K. Farmer. Mrs S. K. Farmer,
Laurel Hill.