The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-08-27

man. She has been music teach
er in the high school at Barnes
vile for several years.
There were no invitations and
only a small number of relatives
and friends was present, but |
many useful presents were re-
ceived. Immediately after the
ceremony DR.. and Mrs. Andrews
left for their home at Proctor
vile amid showers Of rice and
best wishes from loving hearts.
FAIRMONT NEWS LETTER.
Sad Death of Mrs. Clyde Cash:
well-Protracted Meetings.
Meeting of Home Mission So
cieties-Wet Weather Delay
ing Cotton Picking -Other
Matters.
Correspondence of The Robesonian.
Mrs. Clyde Cashwell died last
Saturday in the Highsmith Sana-
forum at Fayetteville, after a
desperate struggle of many weeks
with typhoid and complications.
She was one of our loveiest young
women, married only last fall,
and her death is more particular
ly sad as her father and sister
both died with the same disease
; last fall. She leaves a tiny in
FAINT daughter, not expected to
live, and her young husband and
a large family circle to mourn
her loss.
Rev. J. B. Jackson will attend
the Union meeting at MaXton
next Friday.
0 Miss Roberta Daily and the
, Misses Thompson, of Mcdonald,
S spent Saturday and Sunday at
e the beach.
u D. w. Galloway and family re.
l turned from Southport last Sat-
: urday, much to the delight of the
. young set. They spent a most
delightful summer.
e Miss Lorena Lewis has gone tt
i Baltimore to study styles anC
n collect up the latest in millinery
: and we will soon be admiring the
n fall fashions.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. GIynn Ashle!
and Miss Ruth Ashley spent Sun
T.. day and Monday at the beach.
. Rev. T. J.Daily is conducting
20 protracted meeting this week a
70 a school house near the historic
1t White House" Many year
" ago the white House" wa
known as a place to get whiskey
may it yet be known as a relig
l. ious center.
at Rev. E. M. Hoyle, of Lumber
ne ton, has accepted an invitatio
n, to conduct a meeting at the Mett
n odist church beginning the Sc,
I'll ond Sabbath in September. on
no people have heard Mr.. Hoyle an
OF are looking forward with plea
lr. ure to the meeting.
" Mr.. E.W. Floyd's residence o
~ Iona avenue is beginning to sho
n. how nice it will be.
al al The walls of the Pitma
t ,o5 Brothers block of store bull
rnt ings on Main street are goir
5eU up, but the weather is muC
against the work.
x. Mrs. J.E. Underwood, of Roc
of ingham, is expected here Sc
a TENDER 18th to meet with t
of home mission societies of Rob
wn son circuit. They intend havil
ion whole day services with dim
es- served on the ground by the s
ten ciety of Trinity church. TIL
of cordially invite all neighbori
ur- ladies and are especially desire
ED Of the presence of every Methc
rift list woman of the circuit, as M
L. Underwood is fine talker a
and understands the home missi
work so we'll.
AL Mrs. J. L. Townsend and CT
' dren, of Mcdonald, are visit
Mrs. Rose Pitman.
'Op Mr.. Joe R. Jones was serior
, on ly hurt last week by the fall 0
ro,,1 large iron across both legs, brU
t Gin ing him up badly. His ma
: 81 70 friends hope he may soon rec
1e;r er.
his, Mr.. N. A. Carter is out On
ing campaignomost of the time tn
With days. He will be glad when
but primary is over.
ton Mr.. and Mrs. J.E. O'Neil h;
ther gone on a visit to Mr.. O'Nei
lth- relatives in Vermont.
Mrs. Stfaughn and Mas
\, Clyde have gone to ChatE
M county for visit to home fo1
ents. Mr.. John Morrison has acce
, In ed position with lumber c.
and pany at Bingham, S. c., and m
Lind ed his family there this weel
navc Their many friends are very
ry to lose them.
- Fairmont, N. c., Aug. Is, 1
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