The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-01-11
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Good Fox Hunting Against
Dividing the COUNTY Other
Matters.
Correspondence Of The Robesonian-
The holidays are over, the
New Year has daWned upon us
and everybody has gotten down
to their business except some
who are on the move to and
from their new places Of abode.
Miss Mary Davis, of Virginia,
could not return to her place in
school as primary teacher on &C
count Of her eyes. We are sorry
such was the case. Miss Laula
Baker was employed instead.
We are glad that the school can
go on without any break. Miss
Mary Stewart, Of Laurinburg,
returned last Saturday to be
ready to take charge Of the in
termediate department in the
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morrow, Of
Mebane, visited their brother,
Rev. d. B. Humphrey, last
week.
Our clever mayor, Mr.. j. G.
Hughes, is wearing a broad
smile. it is another fine girl
Messrs. w. B. Baker, Wilson
Jones and Norman Perry left
last Monday for Buies Creek to
enter Prof. Campbells school.
Misses Iris Cashwell and Ethel
Williamson returned last Monday
to the Normal at Greensboro.
Miss Maggie Jones left Tuesday
e." oxford Seminary, and Misses
Ethel and Dare CashWell return
ed to their school near Orrum
and GIcnWood, respectively, af-
ter spending the holidays at
home.
We are glad to note that Prof.
| w. T. Mum is able to take
charge Of his school at Roy's
Grove after a protracted ease Of
/ typhoid fever,
MI. M. r. Haywood left last
Tuesday FOR his new work in
I Aumbert0n.
Ir. Daniels, Of Ludinici, has
been elected cashier Of he Bank
Of Parkton to succeed Mr.. l.. G.
Macarthur, who has resigned.
Massrs. L. c. Macarthur, S. F
Underwood and T. n. Fisher ex,
Dcct to leave fer Oklahoma about
the 10th prospecting a new flelC
Of work. We wish them success
and 3 nice "trip.
Mr.. S. Jones has sold. his place
near town to Mr. David McColl
Of Clio, S. c. Mr.. Jones has
bought the Townsend place neal
Ten Mile and moved to his new
homo last-Week. We are sorry
to lose Mr.. Jones ana family.
Our sporting club is doing very
efficient work in the way of FOX
hunting. 1t is in possession o
a pack Of dogs that never fai
when they get strung out afte1
the old sly Bushy." The.
. came in with two last Tuesday.
| If any other set Of sports thinl
they can beat that just let then
Challenge item for race.
GLr. E. T. Jones and famil.
moved to their new home a
Rocklish Monday. We are Soft.
to lose this good family from on
midst, but we hope that Mr.
/ Ken Currie, Of Shannon, can TAX
the place of Mr.. Jones and fam
lily.
Misses Mary Lou Culbreth an
Etfie Mcmillan returned to thei
studies at S. C. NJ. last Tuesday
Miss Annie Mcmillan, who ha
been spending the holidays 8
home, returned to her must
class at Alfordsville. Miss Mar
Mcmillan left last week to speu
some time with friends in Chan
: l0tte and Littleton. Mr., an
Mrs. Garris, Of Topeka, Kansas
visited their nephew and wifi
MIR. and Mrs. A. j. Garris, la;
week.
Mr.. Hodge and family, fro
: Laurel Hill, Scotland county, a.
occupying the Stamps house. v
are glad to have this good fan
< ly among US.
We hear some talk Of the ne
county. We hope some of o.
neighbors will not get to feeli1
/, too selfish and large. This graz
Q old State Of Robson was go
enough for all of our forefathe
re- and surely it will hold US for t
short while we have to DIV
here; so let's not split up Il
grand old county. How cot
we all sharein that well-applau
ed old telegram, Hold Robes
" and save the State"? With su
70. a magifcient court house and {
Confederate monument star
ing in such a hospitable town
our county seat affords, le
quit thinking Of such uncal
7 for ideas.
Parkton, N. c., Jan. 6, 1909
President Roosevelt has cal
a conference to meet in the
- tional capital on the 18th {
18th inst. to discuss the probl
Of caring for the dependent Oh
rem Of the country. Every III
Of the problom ofhow to deal W
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