The Robesonian., 1908-06-29
FAIRMONT NEWS LETTER.

ons- Fruit Very Plentiful
Other News Notes Move
ments of the People.
Correspondence Of The Robesonian.
Mr.. J. M. Ashley and family
are spending" a few days at
WrightsvilleBeach. ,
Our reprasentativesiat theState
convention, ,Nessrs. A. J. Floyd, +
]. d. Mclean and N. A. Garter,
went to Charlotte last Tuesday
on the Carolina Central special. t
; iss Annie Mcmillan recently
returned from several months
stay with relatives in Florida.
Miss Hayes, Of Dillon, s. c.,
has been spending some time
with her uncle, E. B. Hayes.
MISS Blue, Of Cumberland |
county, is visiting her brother, .
F. L. Blue.
Miss Ida Galloway entertained
a delightful house party of G. F. |
College school mates last week.
They were Misses Ward and Ora
nam, of Rowland, and Oliver, of
Marietta, five in all. They had
quite lively time. Miss Ida
went to Rowland with the Misses
Ward last Monday for a contin-
uation of the party.
Daily practice is being held
, for the foot races for the Fourth.
t Ask E. Fisher and Will Thomp-
son abont it.
= Mrs. O. |. Floyd returned from
| Cary last Monday night, accom-
r panied by her mother, Mrs. Pas
= more.
a Rev. J. B. jackson will begin a
e protracted meeting in the Bap-
tist church the first Sunday in
: July.
: Mrs. Knight Cashwell was tax
;. " en- to the Highsmith Hospital ir
e Fayetteville last week for treat
/ ment for typhoid fever and We
are glad to learn she is doing
nicely and hope she may soon bt
well. Mr.. J. d. Purvis also ha!
If fever and left Thursday for the
n same hospital. We hope he ma.
x have d light attack also.
-e Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Brow
? are Spending the week in Fay
:, euteviiie with Mrs. Browns sis
le ter, Mrs. Pitman.
o, Jack-o' Diamonds. owned b.
"a !. P. Brown, and Nellie N. own
St ed by Anderson and Brown, ar
entered Tor racing manUree a
ie Fayetteville today. They wer
+ driven through the country las
as Monday and stood the trip well
10 so their friends hope they wi
Fo stand we'll in the racing record
70 Nellie NJ. is q green trOtter, bu
z: has shown a lot Of speed. Sh
u will be driven by w. c. Brown
?ee Both horses are expected to b
is raced at Dillon, S. c., also, O
IN July 10th. Nellie NJ. will be her
TO July 4th.
y Leslie F. Stephens, who ha
y been very i'll at his Fi0rid
% home, has come home to recupeI
s. ate,
IN IN Rev. 7. ]. Daily has gone ava
Tor q short vacation, his healt
being rather poor this spring. H
E daughter, Miss Roberta, and sol
Mr.. Ernest, of Wilmington, e,
pect to leave at an early date fl
- a visit to New York.
~ Mr.. Richard Jones, of M
- - Olive, visited his brother, F.
as Jones, this week.
NJ, Mr.. J. I. Hill, who usually
'aE earliest TO supply the mark
est with Watermeions, was unusual
early this year, bringing in son
fine ones before the fifteenth
-. June.
nd The new crossing over O
Field swamp in the eastern edy
un of town is nearing complete
is and would be already done b
tlv for so much rain.
ed DR.. Brown and Master Hal 6
Pile tended the horse racing matin
ian in Fayetteville today.
he Mr.. viii Carter, of Dillo
or spent Wednesday night in tov
tth andmade a fine talk at the Meth
me dist prayerneeting.
;eu I Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Rou
dy, have gone to Pender county
1ro 51o visit MIR. Rouse S relatives.
NV NV Fruit is more plentiful tt
rbe year than for many season
1nt Huckleberries, and peaches a
his plentiful on the market and '
in are already canning.
a Miss Tiny Chappell is visitil
We. her friend Miss Mcmillan,
[rs. Mullins, S. c.
at The residence of C. F. Ashl
cry was struck by lightning Il
Ter. Saturday night, bat fortunate
:, a no one was hurt and the hol
Of was not seriously damaged.
en- Mrs. C. A. Floyd and childr
ar are visiting relatives at Maxtc
az a. Mr.. and Mrs. Brice are Wis
VI " ing relatives at Wallace, N.
FairmOnt, n. c.. June 26. 19t