The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-04-27
LOCAL BRIEFS.

IA EuAudy SCilOOl pIulllOlVlOh
rally will be held at Antioch Bap-
list church, in Wishart's town.
ship, Sunday morning at 10
o'clock. Prof. r. E. Sentelle, of
Lumberton, will speak. A large
attendance is desired.
Tho E ectric Show Co. will
play return date here in the
Opera House tomorrow evening.
One of the leading features will
be the Midnight Ride of Paul
Revere. This is good moving
picture show that is we'll worth
the price of admission. 1t is
both instructive and entertain
ing
Mr.. S, +. Britt, of Ten Mile,
while mortising hole in plough
beam this morning, stuck the
chisel in his left wrist, cutting
an artery. He was brought at
once to Lumberton but was al
most exhausted from loss of
blood by the time he reached
here. His wound was dressed by
DE-. II. c. Johnson.
In the article about the new
Graded school building in last
Mondays Robesonian the state
lment was made that the building
complete and furnished, would
cost s25, 900, The figures should
L have been $40, 900, and the figures
last given come much nearer
giving correct idea of the size
and elegance of the building.
! DIR. r. NJ. Norment was elect
cd permanent chairman OF the
sixth district Republican conven-
I ton held in Wilmington Satur-
day. Mr.. w. M. Currie, of Robe
son, was elected a member of the
Executive committee. The only
4 other business transacted was
i the election of delegates to the
4 national convention in Chicago
and the passage of a resolution
extolling Roosevelt and Taft,
Musical OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
given in the vacant store room on
Elm street Thursday and Friday
evenings by Mr.. U. l. Barrett
who Representative ParkerGard
ner Co., of ECharlotte. The
playing by Misses Polly Crow
der and Eva Harrison on the ex
cellent sweet-toned pianos fur
nished by Mr.. Barrett was rar'
treat that was very much enjoy
ed by the large crowds that at
tended the entertainments.
- RS. R. E, L. Correll enter
tanned the Young Matrons' Clul
thursday afternoon from 4 to
clock. The feature of the even
ng was a contest called "a
IAbcil Affair, Yin which Mesdame
; ALT. Mcleod, A. T. Mclean, Ere
Thomas and Miss May Gill al
~ swered every question correctly
These four ladies drew for tn
prize, Mrs. ALT Mcleod being IT,
successful one. Punch and othe
refreshments were served.
-Messrs. w. E. Hearn and ,
4 burlington, who are connecte
with the government soil surve
department and who have bee
"a engaged in making soil surve
of Robson county for sever
months, began work with Luz
berton as headquarters la
Thursday. They will compile
the survey for the county fro
this point in about three month
- A full account of their work al
the kind of map they will ma
! will be given in Thursday
.Robesonian.
"A case against Mr.. Juni
Kinlaw, of Barker's, for cruel
to animals was tried Saturd
before Justice Jno. A. Rowla
and dismissed, The suit v
brought by Mr.. Frank Mum,
Rennert, 1t was in evider
that on the 4th inst. Mr.. Kinl
took Mr.. NUNS horse, VIII
was standing hitched in the to
OF Rennert, without permiss
and rode it to St. Paul after
Nor throp for his sister, M
Judson Mcdonald, who was V
sick; and that the horse was
den 50 hard that it dropped fl
Exhaustion and was afterwa
very stiff. Messrs. Mclean
Mclean appeared for the defe
ant, Mr.. e. NJ, Britt repres
ing the State.
Two Marriages in East Luml
Isl ton.
Miss Annie Durant, dat
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Step