The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1906-06-28
SUMMER ROSES
AND SOME OTHER FOLKS
They Come ana Go

Miss Annie TiIlery is visiting Mrs
G. Mullen.
Mrs. G. G. Weeks is visiting relatives
q; Oak City.
Mr.. S. d. Hancock, OF Weldon, was
here Tuesday.
Miss L'zsie Hyman is visiting rela.
tives in New York.
Nj. j. d. Etheridge, Of Roanoke
Rapids, WIS here last week.
MIR. Albion Damn went to Williams
ton Tuesday on professional business.
Hiss Clara Salisbury, OF HasseIl, Is
visiting The family of Or. &. Ii. John
son.
Miss Bernice Coob, of Norfolk. Is
here visiting her cousin, Miss Monte
Wllliford.
Mrs. Or. J. 7. Wimberley and Miss
Mary Lou Josey left Monday for Vir-
ginia Beach.
Mrs. Benz amin Mason, of Norfolk, is
here visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. G, Williford.
Mr.. J. ". Hadry. OF !'enolo, was
here some days ago on a visit to his
mother and brothers.
Mrs, Tucker, of Greenvile, was
here last week Oh a visit to her moth
er, Mrs. A. Y. Johnson.
Mr.. Ashley Eryap left Monday to
accept a position With the o|aaoard Air
Lire at Portsmouth, Va.
Miss Bertha Dickens, of Rocky
Mount, has Teen OF a visit Tor some
days to Miss Lucy Camp.
NJ. @. L. Edwards and family have
been on a visit Tor some days to rela-
tiyes IN Warren county.
Mrs. Dallas Hawkins, who has been
visiting be- sister, Mrs Mary Tillery,
returned to Enfield Monday.
Miss hessis EansoeH accompanied
Miss Carrie Mitchell on het return
home to Greensboro last week.
Miss Annie Blount Arlington, OF
Enfield, has been here some days visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Mary Tillery.
Mrs. w. Il. Bond returned home
Tuesday from Raleigh where she ha'
been attending the Summer School.
Mr. N. E. AlisbrooA, OF Greenvii,c,
came up Tuesday to visit his mother
who has been SICK but is improving.
Misses Erma 1ewter, Of Orlando,
Fla, and Elva Crump, of Tiilery, are
visiting the family OF Mr.. n. 3. Josey.
Miss Carrie Biges, of Williamson
spent Monday here visiting Miss Lucy
Camp and her cousin, Miss Annie,
Bigss.
Prof. G. w. Wilson returned Sunday
from the Teachers Assembly in Raj
elgh aud a visit to his parents in
Chatham county.
Miss Katherine rilery returned Sat
urday f,om visit to Miss Lillian Tim
beriake In Frank]inton and Miss An
ME Wright IN Norfolk.
Miss Susie Hill who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. E. w. Hall, left
some days ago for Brooklyn, n. Y,
where she will make her home.
Miss Emily Biggs who has been
away month on visit to Miss i'll
ian Tim beriAGe at Franklinton and to
her brother In Norfolk, returned home
Tuesday.
Miss Monte Wlliiford returned Sat
urdaY from a visit TO Miss Lillian TIM
ber:ake at Franklin. She spent some
time in the Teachers Assembly and
Summer School in Raleigh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Coughenour re-
turned Saturday from visit to Rich
mond and other places. They were nc
companled on their return by Ms
Cuughenour's sister, Mrs. W. A
Dortch, of Virginia.
Miss Mamie Brinkley has returned
from a visit to her brother, Mr. J. s.
Brinkley In Norfolk. White away she
her brother to Washing
ton, d. c., and had quite a pleasant;
trip.
A company OF young persons from
Palmyra composed or Mr.. J. w
House, Misses Hattie ana Margaret
Everett and Mr.. Ben Everett, went to
Washington, D. C.. last week and re-
turned Tuesday.
Miss Ruth Pope, OF Cory, Pa, is
here on visit to her cousins, the
Misses Fatrell, She sang two haautl-
full solos in the Baptist church lest
Sunday which the congregation en-
j0yed very much. She has strong,
sweet voice which shows fine training.
DIR. David Phelps who has been at
Atlanta Dental College for two years
has been home some days. In COM
pany with his father, Rev. G. w.
Phelps and Miss Mamie Phelps, he
went to Ridgeway Tuesday to be pres
ent at :he marriage OF bis brother,
Rev. r. E. Phelps to Miss Petar.
Harris Bell.