The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-01-31

FAlRMONT NEWS LETTER.
The Fairmont School at the Raj
ly-Amoug the Sick-Base-
ball Team Organized.
1rrespondence of The Robesonian.


ball Team Organized.
Correspondence of The Robesonian
Fairmont, Jan. 28-Miss Fodie
Harrington, of Mullins, S. c., is
visiting Miss Addie Mitchell and |
other friends in town.
Mr.. John Williams handsome
home on Pitman street is rapidly |
approaching completion.
The little son Of Nj. and Mrs. |
Archie Griffin, r. F. D. No. l.
was seriously burned last Mon
day but is getting on we'll.
Pro-. McNaull and almost the
entire school attended the rally
in Lumberton last Wednesday
and had the usual luck when rail
ways are depended upon, to be
two hours late. We were much
disappointed, as our school made
a fine appearance with its ban
ner waving and bright handsome
children keeping time to the
drum. Our enrolment is 220,
and what small place in the coun-
ty can beat that? A large num-
Der Of our people out side of the
school went to Lumberton last
Wednesday, too many to omention
names.
Messrs. Gould aud Wander
! boch, of New York, arrived last
week for a hunting vacation and
are thoroughly enjoying their
stay.
Mrs. McKellar has returned
from visit to her daughter,
bringing her little grandson home
with her.
| Miss Katie Mitchell received
last Thursday morning the sad
news Of the death Of her sister,
Mrs. Bright Atkinson, Of Naret-
ia, and left at once for Marietta.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Floyd's s
! little daughter, who has been
!; very Ill over three weeks, seems
q little improved at this writing.
} Massrs. T. C. Jones and w. C.
Brown has been making the oiC
; folks think OF war time this
week. they are dl namitine
stGmps.
r On Thursday morning Miss Ida
Powell, the popular teacher oi
! grades six and seven, received q
: telegram from her father, who
5 has recently moved to Florida
: saying that her mother was very
t Ill, and left at once to go to her.
, The whole town sympathize:
deeply with Miss Powell and WE
!. trust she found her mother much
: improved. Miss Crissie Floyd
who is at home on a vacation,
has kindly taken the place o.
1 Miss Powell in the school.
Miss Maggie Pitman and iitt!t
Miss Grace Fisher left Wednes
day for Ocala, Fla, to visi
: friends.
u Miss Bessie Graham has gon
=, to Coffee, Ca, where she will
= spend two months or more will
! her sister, Mrs. Herring.
? Mrs. Frank Grantham, Of Fai
: Bluff, has been visiting he
: daughter, Mrs. John Lewis.
" Mrs. Pennie Mcmillan ha
It been spending a week with he
daughtar at McDoEa!d's.
:. Fairmont's unbeatable thir
It rine has already reorganize
q their bass ball team fer the yea
q and expect to beat some NOR
It fellows this spring. Their car
s. tain is Alpheus Thompson, an
IL Master Hal Y. Brown is secretar
n and treasurer.
Mr.. Hayden Graham, Of Me-
d York, arrived last week with hi
handsome young bride, who VIZ
Miss Jessie Tate Of that city
RI and spent a week with HON
folks, who were delighted
greet them.
I'd MIR. Stephen Mcintyre n
to turned last evening from VIII
a gate. Union county, where /
nj spent a day or SO with his fathe
re Mr. Isaiah Mcintyre, who suffe
is ed q stroke Of paralysis son
to time ago. Mr.. McInt; .e's CO.
lU dition is unimproved.
le Senator Rookie, of New Yor
;, introduced bill on the 9th pr
II. viding$35, 600 to make Fortt ish'
s.. a National park. Senator Simmol
, suggested this course Represe
r; tive Goodwin has similar bill
NJ the House.
N Simple Remedy for LaGrtppe
~ IaGrinna coughs are danoerouS