The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-06-11

We are glad to have with US
again Mr.. Arthur McRae, who
has just completed his junior
year at Davidson College.
Messrs. Monroe Gaddy, Rus
sell Livermore, Angus Hodgin
and Roscoe NcMillan have re-
turned from the University.
Miss Margaret Williams de-
lightfully entertained a few of
her friends Wednesday evening
in honor of her guest Miss Snow,
of New York.
Mr.. James Fiscus, of Green's
burg, Pa, is visiting Mr.. R. D.
| Mcmillan.
The new Episcopal church is
almost completed and it is quite
a handsome little building.
Miss Kate Switzerland, of
Maxton, who had been visiting
Miss Vera Blue, returned home
Friday.
t The young people of our town
enjoyed a hay ride Thursday
evening, in spite of the gloomy
weather.
; Misses Margaret and Carrie
McNeill gave a party Friday eve
ming in honor of their guest Miss
Cora Moore.
DR.. Vardell and family left
Tuesday for Blowing Rock, where
they will spend the summer, as
usual. DR.. Vardell will spend {
month or more at Montreal,
where he will have charge Of the
, singing.
Miss Edith Broom left Friday
morning for Monroe, to spenC
the greater part of the summer
with her grandparents. She
, was accompanied by Master Will
lie Huggins.
Miss Mary McEachern, who ha'
been teaching music in CheraW
S. c., came home Tuesday.
Mr.. A. B. Pearsall has jus
moved into his lovely residence
, on Main street. We feel sur
that there is no handsomer hous
in Robson county.
. Miss Bessie Jones returned Sat
urday from Bennettsville. afte
a two weeks visit to relative
n and friends.
Il Miss Rosalie Williams, VIII
Of spent last winter in Norfor
teaching piano, has come hom
for the summer vacation.
Miss Mary McLinnon, Q
Hot Springs, Arkansas, is visit
'u ing her parents, DR.. and Mrs. "
II H. McKinnOn.
'e Sheriff McNeill and daughte,
n n Miss Josie, spent Sunday i
- - town.
III Little Miss Annie Singleto
gave a party to her small friend
Wednesday afternoon. The Iii
tie folks all had a jolly timt
's and said when it was time to G
that they wanted to come again
Mrs. Louis Hall has returned
her home in Wilmington after
= weeks stay with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs W. F. Williams
I The new Presbyterian churc
n will be dedicated the fourth SUI
day in June. Rev. L. B. Stricl
Ter, D. D., Of Richmond, Va,
to preach the dedication sermon
Rev. c.. F. Rankin, Rev. S. NJ. Ran
in and Rev. Mr.. Clark, forme
pastor of this church, have bee
invited to be with US on tn;
. occasion.
k. On the fifth of July Rev. NJ
William Black will commence
series of meetings in the Pre-
byterian church.
Misses George and SalIie Pea
sail, who have been studying
New York, have returne
Miss George pursued the stuC
Y Of art and Miss Sallie took le
sons in voice.
We are glad to report tn
Miss Katharine Mcneil, WI
has been quite i'll, is much bette
! and we hope to see her out in
> few days.
Miss Catharine Dickson gave
porch party last Monday ev
ming. The porch was brilliant
lighted and the scene was indie
go a gay one. At a late hour t
:, guests departed, each sayil
that Miss Dickson was a me
= entertaining hostess.
Mrs. Mamie Lea and daughte
of Paris, are visiting at the ho1
of Capt. W. F. Williams. Nj
Lea is a relative of Mr.. "
liams and is a native of Virgin
This is her first visit to her I
.ry tive country in twelve yea
Under the new plan of votir
aC- the primary convention was ht
w. last Saturday. While Horne a
Kitchin were we'll supportt
~, Craig led.
Mr.. John Carmichael, after
No. few days, returned from Dill
~ S. C.
- Mr.K. C. Denney, of Crom
l." tie, was in town Monday event
Red Springs, N. c., June
1868.
~ Bucklen's Arnica SaIve win
Tom Moore, of Rural Route
Cochran, Ga, writes: II ha'