The Robesonian., 1910-04-28
FAIRMONT NEWS LETTER

to Fayetteville and Trip
Through County - Personal
Mention.
Correspondence of The Robesonian.
Fairmont, April 26-Mr. Frank
Andrews, of Pennsylvania,
professional trainer for trotting
and pacing horses, arrived last
week and with his swipes is max
ing headquarters at the race
track. He has quite a large
stable of horses already putting
them into condition for the races,
on May Goth.
Messrs. Edgar Thompson, Tom
Baker and Alva Floyd returned
Saturday night from Dellway
school and were gladly greeted
by their many friends.
A quiet but lovely home we'd
ding was celebrated at the resi-
dence of &. B. Thompson Mon
day night when a few friends
gathered to witness the marriage
of Miss May Thompson and Mr..
w. l.. Kyle, two of Fairmont's,
most popular young people; the
cememony being performed by
Rev. D. P. Bridges.
The young bride looked unusu-
ally lovely in her dainty white
silk robe and the handsome groom
made a fine appearance in his
conventional black.
The young couple were given
adelightful reception at tt e home
of the groom's father, Mr.. J. D.
Kyle, Immediately after the cere-
mony, where many of their young
friends gathered to wish them
much joy.
Mrs. Julia Thompson left Mon
day for Parkton, where she will
visit her daughter Mrs. Taylor
Fisher.
Miss Letha Jenkins, of Fair
Bluff, is the guest of Miss Mamie
Kyle.
Mrs. Ella Page, of Dillon, S.
c., is visiting her sister, Mrs. A,
S. Thompson, and her old friends
are delighted to see her again.
Mrs. Weatherly came over
from Bennettsville last week anc
will remain with her daughter
Mrs. McNaull, until the close OF
school.
We are glad to learn that Mis-
Lorena Lewis, our popular milli
ner, is having the largest trade
of any season since she opened
here. All our merchants ar
busy also. They call it the bes
Spring trade ever.
Your correspondent enjoyed
short stay in historic, but-up-to
date Fayetteville last week a
the guest of our friends of youth
Hon. H. L. Cook and wife. Il
say it was pleasant does not eS
press it. BY the way, Mr.. Coo
is, so far as we can learn, tn
popular candidate for Congress
for our district and if the Demo
cratic party wants to be repre-
sented in Congress by brains an
ability together with faithful
ness and loyalty, it will make
mistake in sending to Washin'
ton n r, Cook. of Fayettevill,
We returned from Fayett'
vile Sunday afternoon via 5
Paul and Lumberton in d
Browns new Ford touring cs
and never enjoyed a ride NOR
and incidentally broke the spec
record for Robson, we expec
making the forty-four mile ru
in two and a half hours, actu
running time, with four in tt
car. We confess chauffer, F:
Jones, made our hair rise lit
once in a while but nothing sci
GUS happened. This was a fl
way to view "the state of Rob
SON. and it is worth the trip
see the handsome homes al
we'll cared for farms along t
way. Most of the road was
most perfect, especially the II
mile stretch above Lumbertc
but Cumberland needs to clay
stretch of sand to make US pral
her very much.
Miss Annie May Smith, w
returned from Whiteville 81
last week, was able to go back
her work Monday.
Mr.. Whaley and seve
friends were out from Lumb
ton Sunday afternoon on a VI
To Mr. II e PhillinS. who I