The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-08-25
LOCAL BRIEFS.

DIR. ]. P. Brown and Mr.. D.
A. Jones, of Fairmont, have
purchased from Dr.. w. A. Nc
Phaul, administrator of the estate
OF Miss Rose Ashley, deceased, a
farm OF 126 acres near Fairmont,
the consideration being $3.50.
Tomorrow evening one-half
the gross receipts at the motion
picture show will be given to the
Associated Charities OF Lumber
ton. By patronizing the show
you will see good pictures, be
Mighty entertained, and help
worthy cause.
Mr.. J. R. Morris, Lumber
tons hustling baker, has been ap-
pointed a delegate to the Master
Bakers Association to be held in
Baltimore, Md. next month. There
are only three delegates appointed
from the State. The meet
ing will last three days and Mr..
} Morris expects to attend.
Mrs. R. E. SenteIle has been
very sick for several days at her
home on the corner of Eighth
and Pine streets. Her condition
, hismorning was not thought tobe
, much improved. Mr.. C. P. Nc
, Allister, who has been sick with
typhoid fever for about two
months, continues to improve.
l Col. and Mrs. N. A. Mclean
and their two daughters, little
t Misses Eugenia and Alice, re-
s turned yesterday from Fairfield
: Inn, near Lake Toxaway, in the
: beautiful sapphire country, where
: they spent two weeks. Col. Nc
e Lean, who was sick for week
S before leaving home. returned
: much improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Jones,
Sr., who live on the corner of
Third and Walnut streets, are
, sending out the following invita-
- ton:
"A Mr.. and Mrs. Nehemiah Henry
Jones request the pleasure of your
company on the fiftieth anniversary of
their marriage Friday after oon, Sep
20 tember second, from three to six o clock
ht Lumberton, North Carolina. Nehenial
Id Henry Jones-Emily Rhodes
e. Chief of Police H. II. Red
If fern was called to his home i,
nd Wadesboro Monday evening OF
ill account of the illness of one O
n his children, who has typhoi
IS. fever. He returned Tuesda
is morning and arranged for Mr.. A
lie E. Spivey to assume his dutie
to during his absence and wen
re- back Tuesday evening to Wades
boro, where he will remain unit
of there is a change in his child
he condition.
Is MIR. C. w. Jones, of st. Pau
and his two sons, who have bee
tn1g sick at the Thompson hospita
no y are getting along nicely, Mr.. Jone
~. ~ having sufficiently recovered
[ar return home today. Mr.. Co
ney Martin, of Chadbourn, K.
~ IS D., who underwent an operatio
~, y for appendicitis at the hospital
an1 .no few days ago. is rapidly recove
go ing. Mr.. ]. T. Smith, of Lur
Oh: Gn- Der Bridg-, R. F. D., is at Il
ice hospital with typhoid fever. M
IN E. c. Hester, of Bladenboro, wi
au- az has typhoid fever. was broug
st St to the hospit.i this morning
ol DR.. ]. S. Nor.lln Of that place
} or Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Paul,
to Westville, Fla, were among Il
n a visitors in town Tuesday. The
arrived last week and will sper
vas three or four weeks in the cou
les ty visiting relatives and frienc
Of Mr.. Paul was born and raised
,urt Saddle Tree township and he a
200 Mrs. Paul have been visiting
ier that township at the homes
this Messrs. Moses Paul and Arc
+ a McDuffie. Mr.. Paul has be
COL living for the past six years
inst Florida, going to that State fir
his Georgia, in which State he liy
rom Tor lO years. ne Is on MS res
tho lar biennial visit to his old hon
vore Exc,,r.:or - R;chuo,d
luor
told The local camp of Woodmen
the the World will operate an
c lrsion from Lumberton to Ri