Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-04-29
sRxNG,E=>=usTutUfFTaY OBSERVES.
'HILLSROsR o g H, MO.
THURSDAY u APRIL %. laO9.
APRIL %, 1909.

Cali on Durham Parish 90 q
Fertilizers tor Corn and T. bacco.
Mr.. Frank Webb, of Dnrham
spent Sunday at Htllshoro with ii
mother, Mrs. Alice II. Webb.
Mrs. w. i Wall, OF Dnrham
spent Sunday at Hillsboro with no,
mother, Mrs George p. Collins.
If you want employment. lool
up advertisement in local coIomn
agents Wanted: Men or Women,
Mr., 7. Ed. Gordon, at Sou,t
H II, Va, was in town. this weeh
shaking hands with bis many friend.
-DeWitt's Little Early Risers
gentle, easy, pleasant, SIN all little
liver pills. Sold by W. a. Haves
Druggist.
On Sunday, April "a, 1909. ,
fishing boat "Swastika,," passed m
King street going west. Will won
ders never cease?
Try just one gallon Of n 40
cent Molasses. and see if you oon,,
come back. Soda 9 pounds for :
cents. West Eod Grocery Go.
Mr. and Mrs Charles L. Petit.
grew and son, Master Allen Pa,,i-
grew, have returned to their homo
at Atlanta, Ca, after visiting Mrs
Pettlgrews brother, Mr.. Allen J.
Rud6n, at Hlllshoro.
Mr.. James A. Rosemond a.,
employee in the Southern Railvav
Company's shops at Spencer, N. G..
,isl ted his parents, Mr.. and Ms
James L. Rosemond, at HHlsboro
the first Of the week.
Mr.. j. w. Crabtree, an EN-.
ployee at the Emo Cotton Mills. had
one of the fingers on his left hand
badly cut in a lap machine a. the
mills Monday afternoon Dr.. Jones
dressed the wounds,
Hon S. M. Ga,,is, Grand Mas.
ter OF the Grand Lodge of Masons
OF North Carolina. will leave here
to-day Tor Wilmington, N c., 10
make an official visit TO St. John.
Lodge o: Masons OF tina: city.
Mrs. Charles Il Thomas. Of
Newbern, who has been sLendinof
sometime With Der husband, Hon.
Charles r. Thomas, at Washington.
is visiting relatives and friends at
H~illsboro, aud is a guest at the Cor.
binton Ipu.
MIR. Charles Fl Bahnson, Grand
Lecturer OF the Grand Lodge OF
Mascns of North Carolina, ia visit.
ing Eagle Lodge, A: F. d A. M Of
h%l!lsboro, for the purpose of in.
structIng the members 10 the ~secrst
work OF the order.
Miss Elizabeth r. Hamilton.
who has been spending sometime
With Der brother, Mr. Daniel Hey
ward 'HamiIton, Sedbrook Lane.
Plkesvli'e. Maryland, has returned
to Hillsboro and at present is a
guest at the Corb'n,on Inn
For quick delivery OF Parcels,
Packages, 90, call 90 Andrew
Whitfield at his pressing room next
door vest of the Darham-Parish
Company's store, where he may he
found at all hours of the day. All
orders given prompt attention.
MIR. Browne. r. Webb, of Den.
yer, Colorado, arrived at HiIisboro,
tuesday, to spend = mouth at his
old home with relatives and friends.
His brother. MI. j. Cox Webb, of
Norfolk, Va, is also in town. These
young gentlemen are very popular
mere where they have a host of
friends who are always glad to give
fhem a warm welcome to their old
home. =
General and Mrs Julian S. Carr
nave returned to the city after a
visit OF two weeks to New York,
Philadelphia aud Washington.
While away they said a word of
good bye to Mr.. and MIS-. Patton,
Mrs. Patton being Miss Lalla Roth
Carr,) to Miss Ruth, Junior, who
Will spend several months in Ger.
many, and TO Mr.. H. G. Flowers
and Mrs. Flowers, miss Ida Csrr,)
VINO 60 to Italy for a soiourn of
eighteen months or two years.
Durham Herald, April 81.
Rev A, Daley, pastor of the
Carr Methodist Church. East Dur.
nam, preached a special sermon to
Inc members OF Ooooneechee Lodge
NO. 299, |. ., O.. F., Of Hillsboro, in
the Baptist Church last Sunday.
me preacher took tor his text
friendship" and bis fine sermon
Was heard by a large and attenli.e
congregation. The singing by the
orange Grave School choir was very
much enjoyed by those who know
now to appreciate good singing
Tie odd fellows marched from their