The Monroe journal. [volume] (Monroe, N.C.) 189?-1965, 1910-09-20
Local and Personal.

Normal College at Greensboro.
Miss Annie Greene, daughter of
Mr.. ]. +. Greene, left yesterday for
Winthrop College, Rock Hill, S. c.
Miss Ball of Charlotte, the daugh-
ter of the Rev. W. III. Ball, is visit
ing at Mrs. I. P. billions.
Mr.. Geo. Ball has accepted a po-
sition with Mr.. F. II. Wolfe and is
at his farm.
Misses Mary Crow and Lena Green
have gone to Greensboro to the State
Normal.
Mr.. Ray Adams will leave Friday
for Philadelphia to enier Jefferson
Medical College.
Miss Lillian Cuthbertson has gone
to Warsaw, where she teaches in the
high school ssgsin for eight months.
Mrs. S. E. Burns is spending a
month with her sister, Mrs. J. E.
Fowler, at Lawrenceville, Ga.
Miss Annie Saunders has entared
Peabody Institute in Baltimore to
pursue special course in music.
Union county will give DR.. Pratt |
he biggest good roads mass meet
ng that he has had in the State.
Will you be there?
Mr.. J. c. Kluttz and family of AL
oemarle, who have been visiting rel
ltives here, returned home yesterday
morning.
Mr.. S. A. Richardson, a graduate
If Trinity, who taught at Beaufort
asst year, has gone to Trinity to
tudy law.
Don't forget that the concert by
he singing class of the Oxford Or
'hanage will begin at s o'clock to-
morrow night.
Master Milas and Kathleen and
'aybelle HOWE of Grouse are visit
ng their grandmother, Mrs. S. E,
latthews.
Mr.. I. l.. A. Davis of Charlotte is
pending the week with his daugh-
er, Mrs. Will HOWE OF Mineral
prings section.
Esq, J. Wilson Helms on Friday
1arried Mr.. W. B. Wooten and Miss
lula Price, both of Goose Creek, at
is residence.
Mr.. w. II. Crow left Friday for
schenectady, n. Y, where he has ac-
epted position with the General
'lectric Company.
Mrs. T. V. Kirk and son of Tampa,
Ia, are visiting the formers sister,
[rs. S. II. Greene. Mr.. Kirk, who {
as also here, has returned home.
Miss Lottie May Blair left last
eek to enter Agnes Scott Institute
Decatur, Ga. Her mother, Mrs.
0. Blair, accompanied her to the
,hool.
AT the court house tomorrow night
lie concert by the Orphanage sing
lg class will begin at s o'clock. On .
thursday night the class will be at
nashville.
Every farmer in Union county,"
US Mr.. T. J. W. Broom, who has
~ ambition or enterprise at all, has
led to make good corn crop this
ar"
Work was begun last week on a
andsome new public school build
g at Marvin, and it will be pushed
pidly to completion. It will be
ady for the next term of school.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Redfearn of
on their way home from
sitting relatives in the county, and
r. NJ. L. Redfearn and family of
rmingham, on their way to Mt.
roghan, visited their brother, Mr..
aymond Redfearn, last week.
Mr.. T. ]. W. Broom is attending
Getting of the agents of the farm
monstration work at Pinehurst
is week. There are about fifty
unity agents in the State and the
meeting is for the purpose
discussing the years work. DR.. II
1app, the national leader, is presents
While walking through his pasture
day last last week Esq. w. G.
ng was attacked by a large hog,
itch bit him in the leg quite Sc
rely. He was unable to attend a
'eting Of the county commission
J, of which he is chairman, yester-
7.
Mr.. w. B. Farr of Clinton and
IS Belle Farr Of Atlanta have been