The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-06-23

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John G.. Brown has returned
from business trip to Washing
ton, D. c.
Miss Helen Bostic mas gone to
Charlottesville, Va, to study art
under the instruction of a talent
ed artist who teaches in the sum-
mer school there. Miss Bostic is
quite a gifted young artist and
we know she will have much sue
cess in her work.
Mr.. j. Lacy Mclean, of Max
ton, spent few days of this
week in Red Springs. Miss Pol
ly Brown is attending teachers
institute in Fayetteville. She
will be away about a month.
Mrs. w. F. Williams has return
ed from a visit to relatives in
Wilmington. .-Messrs. B. w.,
Jim and Will Townsend, Mrs. |
B. w. Townsend and daughter,
Miss Hannah, went to Fayette-
vile Friday to the Fayetteville
VS.. Wilson baseball game. Mr..
George Hall, of Roseboro. was in
town a few DAYS ago. Mr. J. B.
McAlester is visiting friends at
Maxton.-Rev. Mr.. Jopling has
returned from a few days. visit
to friends in Monroe and Char
lotte.
We have a new physician in
our town, DR.. Shubert, formerly
of Siler City. We hope DIR. Shu-
bert will like Red Springs and
will make this his home perma-
nently.
Mr.. Roland Brown and sister,
Miss May Brown, are visiting in
Lumberton. Miss Annie Lou
Mcmillan has returned from
pleasant visit to relatives in Max
TON. Miss Ellen Coke is spend
ing a few days in Lumberton,
the quest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Abner
Nash. .-Messrs. William Jones
and Lawrence Bright attended
ball game in Fayetteville last
week-Mr. Oscar Currie spent
few hours in Lumberton Friday.
Mrs. Flora Cunningham, spent
Friday in Shannon. Hon. D.. P.
McEachern has returned from a
trip to Washington, D. c. He
reports a very pleasant visit
Miss Clara de Vane, who taught
in Norfolk last winter, is at
home for the summer months. -
Miss Mary McGougan, of Shan
non, took the train here last
Friday for Chapel Hill, where
she expects to study in the sum.
mer school. Mr.. Earnest Skies
spent the weekend with his. pa.
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H,
Sykes, returning to Cumberland
Monday morning in his Auto. -
A party of young people from
Laurinburg came over in Mr.
Edwin Morgan's Ford touring
car and took supper at Hotel Ret
Springs Sunday afternoon. Mr.
Hiram Grantham is spending /:
few days with relatives il
Dunn. Sheriff E. C. Mcneil
was a welcome visitor in ou
town this week. Miss Eliza Nc
Queen, of Maxton, visited Mis-
Polly McRae from Saturday un
til Monday of this week.
Rev. MIR. Duncan filled his reg
ular appointment here yester
day and gave his congregatio
two helpful and powerful sci
mons. He returned to Hop
4 Milts Monday.
Misses Ethel johnson and Ma
gretta Gaddy spent Tuesday
II Fayetteville.
Mr.. William Wetzall, the pol
ular young druggist at Towl
sends pharmacy, left Friday fl
his home in Gastonia. Mr.. We
zall has filled his position pc
fectly and he has many frien(
here who will regret to lea,
that he has accepted a positic
nearer his home town.
Mr.. Kenneth Denny was !
town Sunday. Miss John, I
Bennettsville, S. c., is visitir
at the home of Mrs. Elizabe
Coke. Miss Edith Brown,
Elizabeth City, is the guest
Miss Annie Culbreth. Miss Brow
@ formerly lived here, where h
Va father was pastor of the Meth
dist church, and she has mai
friends here who are glad
have her visit them. Miss Be
sic McAlester returned Saturd
night from Lumberton, whe
she had been visiting relatives.
Mrs. Kate Davis and Miss Bel