Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-06-11

;ority for State Prohibition.
We call attention to thasadver
,;senept of the University Of Nortl
carolina to be found in this issue.
rhe many friends Of Mrs. Alice
Heartl will regret to learn that this
venerable lady is quite ill at bel
home on East Queen street.
Miss Lizzie Jones, of New York
Civ, formerly of Hillsboro and
daughter os the late DR.. Pride
tones, is visiting relatives in Hills
boro.
The National Republican Con.
ven!ion will meet at Chicago on
Tuesday, June Is. 1t looks like
Taft will be nominated Oh the first
ballot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lyuch
and little son, Master Edwin, of
Greensboro, are visiting Mr.. Lynch's
uother, Mrs. julia Lynch, on East
Ttyon Street. HIllsbo:o.
Capt. and Mrs Joseph M: Free
land aud their little daughter, Julia,
Of SPENCER, n. G., are visiting Mr..
FIeelsui's mother, MIS- Thomas J.
Freeland, south Jest corner Of Tryon
and Wake streets
Miss Josephine Paris, teacher
10 the Salem Female Academy, and
Miss Sue Nash, teacher in the State
Normal and Industrial College, at
Greensboro, bave returned to their
homes at Hillsboro.
MIS-. 0 S Caasey. who has
been visiting relatives at Greensboro
and High Point, has returoed TO
1lllsboro where she lives With her
daughter, Mrs. Charles H. Robert.
SOD at the Emo {, ton Mills
-Mr. Sheppe-d Strudwick was
taken suddenly aud seriously III at
bis home in H''lsboro Sunday about
L m. His many friends viii be
glad to learn thai he is very much
Improved and 1t is hoped that he
Will soon be we'll again.
Mrs. Joseph A. Harris, who bias
been visiting the family OF her
brother in-law, Nj. E Z Harris, a,
Winston Salem, returned TO her
nome last week ACCOMPANIED by
Mrs. + d Harris, who. a1ler spend.
ing . few days at Hll'sboro, return.
ed to her home at Winston-Sa.em.
The excellent private school
taught by Mrs Bragg and Mss
nea'tt closed a very successful term
last friday. IL the afternoon the
'eacners served the children with
''Se aud ice cream, and the coca.
SION was a delightful one TO teach.
s:s and all the bright and happy
guns ana boys who were present to
S',eno the closing exercises of a
scnoo' that would do credit to any
Community.
d. George T. Winston, Presi.
Oen! OF the North Carolina College
u Agrlcul ure and Mechanic Arts.
living been granted a retiring al.
lSwance Of $4,000 a year by the
carnegie Foundation tor the AID.
'aacemeDt of Science, has sent in his
rsshls0a'lon' DR.. Winston is now
msAlng a tour of Europe and bis
;'s'gnatlon was mailed from Ton.
oeo, The Executive Committee
". 'ss College met at Raleigh on
t ho sru OF June and decided to call
0 rus IL, ,al' q Board of Trustees together
NJ NJ we zord of July tor the election
successor TO DR.. George T
, huston as President, and directs
,bis al Communications relative to
ua'ler be directed to W. IT.
''gan' High Point, n. G.
Sb.. Sharp, wife of Mr., w. J
o ,a oled at their home near Carr,
Nav 'ug g county, Sunday morning
levy, o., aged Y years, of malaria
Rss. obe was born and lived in
aaoa' county until her uarriaoe
vs,a 20 months ago. Her remains
II, laken back to her old home
daotO OorIal' The funeral was con-,
os tssa by the pastor Of the While
had methodist Church of which ahe
vb;o peea a member, and the Chnrch
,srmon s0e loved SO well, aud the 10.
%euryiaa was na uade in the old family
BY her. bd ground. She is survived
mouths S Dan "a, and o child, aged
hottie, ana ~ days, father and
rela'iva,, three brothers,, and uany
s,,sem 1ss, Mrs. Sharp was bighiy
The ne by all who knew h.1.
synD. uI'server extends hssr,tel,
and pa.ny to the bereaved bnshaoS