The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-03-11

Brand-new linoleum has been
placed upon the floor al the Nc
Lean-Rozier Drug Store and
other improvements have been
made within the past few days,
adding much to the attractive
ness Of the place.
-Messrs. G. M. Fuller and
G.. M. Prevatt returned Tuesday
night and yesterday, respective
Iy, from ElizabethtoWn, where
they spent a few days during
Baden Superior Court selling
and trading horses, They say
they had the best trade ever.
Senator d. P. Shaw return
ed home Tuesday night from
Raleigh, where he remained I'M
til the Legislature adjourned
Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. Shaw
has not been we'll for some time
and has been confined at home
with a severe cold since his re-
turn.
DIR. John Knox, Jr., who
went to his home near Char
lotte some weeks ago on account
of an attack of rheumatism, re-
turned Monday night. He has
not altogether regaine3 his
strength, but his condition ismuch
improved and he has resumed
his practice.
Mr.. Sam DUNE, Of Fairmont.
passed through Lumberton Sun
day on his way to Baltimore,
Boston and New York to pur-
chase his spring and summer
stock of goods for his stores at
Fairmont and Tabor. During Mr..
Dunie's absence Mrs. DUNE is
visiting at the home Of hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Vein
stein.
In the voting contest nov
being carried on by The Raj
eigh News and Observer thu
names of the following Lum
berton people appear in tn
list of those who have
goodly number of votes to thei
credit: Misses Mary c. Mcneil
Jean Jones, Georgia Whitfield
Messrs. H. M. McAllister, W. c
Wishart, Nash Carver, J.R. Pool
and Daniel Boone.
Miss Amelia Linkhaw return
ed this morning from New Yor
City, where she went to purchas
a spring stock Of millinery fO
the millinery department of Gale
well & Carlyle's big departmer
stores, of which department Mis-
Linkhaw is in charge. Miss Ne
lie Henry, an expert trimmt
from New York, arrived la
night to be with Miss Linkha
this season, and Miss Laurel
Trout, of Forest City, who WI
here last season, arrived yeste
day.
Miss Leila May Gill, of tt
graded school faculty, left Mo
day evening for her home
Laurinburg to. spend the wv
weeks vacation that has bee
given in order to have the scho
building repaired, and Miss
Mamie Avent and Agnes Nj
prayer, also of the school facI
ty, left Tuesday morning, Il
former for her home, ne
Raleigh, the latter, whose hor
is in Shelby, going to Southe
Pines, where she will spend
part of the vacation.
The Seaboard will give So
cial round trip excursion rates
Southern Pines on the 18th a
10Th inst. on account Of two /
\. baseball games. On Saturd
Cf this week Trinity COLES
Durham, will play the Philad
phia Nationals at that place a
an the following Saturday at t
same place the Philadelphia \
tionals will play the Agricultu
and Mechanical College of r
eigh. The round trip rate fir
lIumbeTton will be S1.00. .Th'
will be fine opportunities to Vi
this famous winter resort and
witness good ball games.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Schwal
berg arrived Tuesday from N
York and will spend some tt
here at the home of M
Schwartzberg's parents, Mr..
Mrs. S. Weinstein. 1t will be
called that Mr.. and N
Schwartzberg were married
the Jewish synagogue h
last fall, that shortly therea1
Mr.. 'Schwartzberg returned
Panama, where he was emplo
on the government work,
that when, Mrs, Schwartz
started to join him there i
she narrowly escaped drown
in the wreck Of the stea
Fiance. Mr.. Schwartzberg
turned last November to !
York, where Mrs. Schwartz
remained while he was in P
ma.
Sunday Services.