The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-12-06

Will preach in the Methodist
church Thursday evening at 7.3
o'clock. The public is cordially
invited.
-TheWilmingtonEvening Dis
patch of the 1st has an article
nearly two columns in length
about the jewerIy store of
George Honnet in Wilmington.
New quarters have just been
occupied and The Dispatch says
it is as handsome an establish
ment as there is in the South.
Rev. and Mrs. A. E. Ba-
ker entertained members of the
congregation of the Presbyterian
church at the manse, corner of
Chestnut and Tenth streets, Fri
day evening. There was much
music, Mrs. j. r. Poole recited,
refreshments were served, and
an altogether delightful evening
was spent.
The young mems union
prayermeeting will meet tomor.
row evening at 7.15 o'clock in the
Pythian hall on the third floor of
the Mcleod building. Short
talks will be made on the POS
sibilities of the young men of
Lumberton." All the young
men of the town are cordially in
vited to attend. A piano has
been secured and there will be
good music.
"A two weeks civil term
of Robson Superior Court con-
vened this morning at IL O'Clock,
Judge c. c. Lyon Of Elizabeth
town presiding. There are 288
cases on the docket and 60 on the
calendar. Today is also the reg
ular time for the monthly meet.
ings of the county commissioners
and the board of education and
a large crowd is in town.
Rev. C. H. Durham, pastor
of the First Baptist church OF
Lumberton, and Rev. I. P. Hedg
peth, pastor of the churches a
Orrum, Long Branch, Saddl,
Tree and Bladenboro, will leav'
tomorrow morning to attend tn,
Baptist State Convention, whicl
convenes tomorrow evening il
Wadesboro. Others from Lum
berton will attend the Conven
ton later in the week.
Fayetteville Observer, I'd
! Four fine looking. well dresse
: and healthy young men arrive
) in Fayetteville last night. com
ling direct from Scotland, havin
already been secured positions o
!, farms here byMr. Edward Bagley
the wealthy Scetchman, who wa
recently here. They are: A. A
Mckenzie Of Forres. going I
Q Maj. J. w. McLauchlin's farm
e Raeford; J. H. McColl of Edil
d boro and A. A. Mcintosh of Edil
) boro, going to Mr.. James M
e Bryde's, Floral College; C. Lett
: of Berwick, going to Mr.. H.
= McNair's, Maxton.
10 The American Realty & Au
ton Co. of Greensboro will co
N duct a grand auction sale of 10
ID at Maxton on Friday of tt
re week. In the half-page Ad.
IL this sale in Thursdays paper t
g date was given right, the lot
I'd at the beginning of the Ad., a
r. at one place near the end it 9
Id peared as the 18th. The date
1g given in the Ad. today is CORE
o. the sale will be Friday, the 10t
so The men who have the sale
ed charge assure it's success. Tf
d. have conducted some mighty s.
le- cessful sales in this section. 10
no unsuccessful ones.
av Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Meal
, = ter, who had been living at
ia home of Mr.. McAllister's p
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Nc
lister, corner of Chestnut ;
Sixth streets, moved Friday
the residence of Cant. L.
III III Breeze, corner of Walnut
' l ~ Fourth streets. Mrs. Bre
on, t, went Friday ovenino to P
to,' ~ broke, where Capt. Breeze
~ ~. been assisting in the store of
, ,icn son. Mr.. A. M. Breeze, for 8
49, q time. and thence they will
> .le this week to Baxley. Ca, WI
'9ae % they will make their home
1ne some time with their daugf
ll1s % Mrs. w. c.. Fisher.