The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-08-10
RED SPRINGS REVIEWS.
A Record of the People Who
Come and Go-Short News
Items.
Correspondence of The Robesonian.

Items.
Correspondence of The Robesonian.
Mr.. Overcash and children,
Matilda, Edith and Greasy, left
Wednesday for their home in
Charlotte after a two weeks stay
with Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Atwell.
Mrs. B. +. Mcmillan spent
Monday and Tuesday in Maxton
with her sister, Mrs. J. L. Nc
Lean. Mr.. Gus. Mclean return
ed Tuesday after a very pleasant
visit in Rockingham. Mr.. Ed
win Purcell spent Friday in Max
ton. Mrs. W. H. Skies and
daughter, Miss Bessie, left Tues
day for Montreal, where they
will spend this month. Mr.. T.
G. Frasier returned Saturday
from Greensboro.
Miss Allie Pearsall delightful
ly entertained the Junior Ep-
worth League Monday afternoon
from five until seven.
Mrs. Maggie Roddick left Tues
day for Fayetteville, where she
will visit friends for few days.
Mr.. w. S. Mcmillan, of Gro
martie, was in town Tuesday. -
Mr.. Lucius McRae returned Mon
day from Thomasville and
Greensboro.
Among those from here who
attended the baseball game be-
tween Fayetteville and Wades-
boro Tuesday were Messrs. Tom
DeVane, Luther Powell, Sam
Buie, Hinton Mcleod, John
ThrOWer and Lacy Cook.
Miss Mary McKinnon returned
Monday from a weeks visit to
friends in Fayetteville. Mrs. B.
W. Townsend and children, Han
nah and Will, returned Saturday
from Wrightsville. Miss Lucy
Williams came home Saturday
night from Wilmington, where
she had been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Louis Hall, for the past two
weeks. Mrs. Preston Stamps, of
Parkton, is the guest of her Sis
; ter, Mrs. Byrne, this week. Mr..
Arthur McRae, who is playing
ball in Fayetteville, spent Sun
day with his mother, Mrs. Lucius
McRae. Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Ke-
fauver and son, Guy, Of Lumber
Bridge, were in town this week.
Miss Grace Singleton, of Shan
+ non, is visiting Miss Mary Nc
Leod. Miss May Carmichael, OF
; Wilmington, is expected this
/ week to visit Miss Lucy VIII.
! liamS.
E A crowd of young people at
= tended service at Antioch Tues
day evening. They were
5 Misses Jessie Singleton, Gene
| We've Mcmillan, Ruth Roberts
: Mary Hodgin, Wyatt McKinnor
( and Bessie Jones; Messrs. Her
} bert Singleton, Jesse Byrne, Zeb
: Mcmillan, Taylor Marrow, San
Buie, Gilbert and Angus Hodgin
: Douglas Mcmillan and Hinton
Mcleod. Miss Alice deVane chap
eroned.
Mrs. Flora Cunningham anc
i Mrs. Jim McPhail returned Tues
+ day from Asheboro. Miss JUL;
S Pate left Tuesday afternoon fo
Laurinburg. Misses Annie Nc
t Keithen and Ethel Reid, of Car
thage, are expected this week t.
e visit Miss Sue Brown. Rev. H
!. NJ. Dixon left Tuesday for Mon
t treat. Mrs. W. j. Johnson ant
Il daughter, Annie, and Mrs. Johl
G. Brown spent Tuesday in Fay
+ etteville. Miss Annie Belle d
a Vane left Wednesday for Bre
d ward. Major J. J. Henderso
y was in town Sunday.-Mrs. j. [
v Mcmillan left Wednesday to visi
d relatives in Hendersonville. -
e Mrs. N. J. Shooter spen
d Saturday in Fayetteville. Nh
q Sam Buie returned Sunday fro1
O Rowland.
q The Daughters of the Confed
l. eracy met Tuesday at the countr
~ home of Mr.. and Mrs. Johnni
'e Smith. They had very enjo!
e able meeting andreported a pleas
II ant day.
~ =, Red Springs, N. c., August
1903.