The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-07-14
RED SPRINGS REVIEWS.
In Social Realms Movements
of the People - News of a
Week.
Correspondence of the Robesonian.

week.
Correspondence of the Robesonian.
Red Springs, July II - Misses
Margaret and Vera Blue, of Alb
erdeen, are guests of their aunt,
Mrs. Nellie Shooter. Miss Sarah
Townsend, of Mcdonald, who
had been visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. McCallum for
few days, left Saturday to Wis
it relatives in Raeford.
Mr.. John McEachern, of Savan-
nah, Ca, spent a few days of
this week in Red Springs. Mr..
McEachern expects to make his
home in our town after Septem-
Der. We will be glad to welcome
him and his family and hope
they will be pleased with Red
Springs.
Miss Josie McNeill has return
ed to her home in Lumberton af-
ter spending a week or more
with Miss Glennie Graham. Mr..
Archie Mckay came home from
Chapel Hill Friday to spend his
vacation with his mother. Miss
es Ethel Johnson and Rosa Nc
MILAN are spending some time
at Moore's Springs. .-Messrs. FL
lis and Benson. of Wake Forest,
are business visitors in town this
week.
The boys of the younger set
gave a hay ride and moonlight
picnic Thursday evening out at
Philadelphus complimentary to
Misses Agnes Mclean and Ber-
ia McNeill. In spite of the
threatening weather two wag-
ons full of merry boys and girls
left town about eight O'Clock and
Judging from their songs and
laughter as they returned they
must have had a fine time. Mr..
and Mrs. Dickson Mclean, Mrs.
McCallum and Mrs. Williams
chaperoned the jolly crowd.
Friday evening the young
people enjoyed an informal dan &C
at Hotel Red Springs. Abo ut
twelve couples participated in
ehe danes and all enjoyed the
evening very much.
Miss Lucy Williams returned
home Friday from Wilmington
where she had been visiting fol
several weeks at the home of hel
sister. Mrs. Louis Hall. Mrs.
Sue McRae and little daughter
are visitors in town this week. =
Misses Clarke Belle McNair
Emma Belle McRae and Lilliar
McNair, Of Maxton, spent a few
hours in town Friday. Mise!
Mary McKinnon and Maude Nc
Rae, of Maxton, spent THURSDAY
at hotel Red Springs. Mrs. Fer
rel and children, of Aberdeen
are visiting at the home of Mrs
L. M. Cook. Mes. Cook is a siste,
of Mrs. Ferrel.
Mrs, Daisy M. Snoddy tool
charge of the postoffice thi
week. She has able assistant
and after they catch on to tn,
business we know the mail Wi
oe handled as carefully and skill
fully as it was by our forme
popular postmaster, Mr.. j. 6
Brown.
Miss Jessie Singleton has re
turned from a pleasant visit
relatives in Bingham, S. C. Mis-
Sallie Pearsall and Mr.. jim Ha
spent day Of last week in Max
ton, guests Of Miss Lillian Aus
tin. Mr.. Roy Mcmillan, c
Spring Hill, who will teach {
Pniladelphus next year, was
business visitor in Red Spring
this week. Miss Mary de Van
is at home again after a stay {
several months in Winston-S;
lem.-Mrs. Ella McKinnon ha
returned home from Ashevill,
where she had been for sever;
weeks. She is much improve
IN health, we are glad to inforl
her friends.
Miss May Carmichael. of Wi
mlngton, is the guest of ht
conslns, Misses Lucy and Al
d1ie Belle Williams Mesdamt
Trace Mckinnon and Emma M,
Rae, who were at Hotel Re-
Springs fer ten days, have r
turned to their home in MaxtO]
0Messrs. j. A. Singleton, Csc;
Gurrie and McPhail spent Su
DAY in Bingham, sc. Miss Be
a McNeill is visiting out in tt
philadelphus community. Mi
Agnes Mclean left Monday f
her home in Lumberton after
pleasant visit to her aunt, MI
A. T. McCallum. Miss We
Blue is spending a few DAYS