The Robesonian., 1910-09-22
HAPPY JACKS TRAVELS.
McDonald's, One of Robeson's
Garden Stops-Baltimore, in
Fire Farming Section
Cottons Enemies Mt Elm
Matters.

Cottons Enemies MT El:
Matters.
Corrs.pondence Of The Robesonan.
ut. Eliam, Sept. III will
write q few words about some of
the places and people have visit
ed this week. First, | will men,
ton Mcdonald, which is situat-
ed seven miles northwest of
Fairmont, in one of Robeson's
garden spots. Mcdonald is a
young but thriving town. There
are several nice stores, a good
school building, and all the resi-
dences are nice structures. These
are good people, the kind that
make a town worth while.
spent a day in and around
Roheson's Baltimore, which was
rightly named, for, as we all
know who have visited this Sec
ton. it is the best farming
country in these coasts. / have
been over a large portion of Rob-
eson county and found the best
crops there of anywhere | have
hung my hat. The people are
not only industrious but are the
kind that make strangers feel
good. They have one Of the
incest, if not the incest, country
school houses in Robson county.
Prof. w. T. Jenrette is principal
nd has been for three or four
ears and is liked by all We heard
peak Of him. The Robson county
)eople are the best people in the
world and all seem glad to see
Happy Jack" and he is glad to
meet so many of them.
Mr.. John J. Britt, of Timmons-
vile. is spending this week with
Mr.. Rosie Britt.
Mr.. l. V. Britt spent Wednes-
day at Raynham on business.
Mr.. Leonard Britt has a hog
that his little boy Julian rides
just as if he was mule, and the
hog seems to enjoy it as we'll as
the boy.
Ihear much about the cotton
worm. 1t is just running lots
and scores of cotton this yesl
and lis feared he will be a:
much against US as the weevi
is against Texas. Then
hear Of little red spider look
ing animal that is an enemy Il
cotton. The kings" enemies
are getting numerous.
The smile the farmers had OF
because of high prices for tobacc,
has turned to an ugly frown. a:
prices are on the 'go-down'
butit will soon be over, | suppose
the Fa;rmont buyers told me tha
they would leave next week |
be in the western sales.
MIR. Willie Cox spent Tuesda
at Mcdonald on business.
Mr.. A. M. Pitman says h
has been reading The Robesonia
for thirty years and likes it bette
than ever.
One sport went eighteen mile
to see his girl, took her to churc
and his horse broke loose an
he had to walk back with h
girl to her home, hire a man
take him home, and then go bac
to the girls home to get h
horse, as a negro caught II
horse and shut him up.
Mrs. Rowland Mercer and son
Thurmon and Durham, spel
some time with relatives hel
this week.
There was an ice-cream supp
at Mrs. Jane Britt's Friday nigh
There was a large numb
present and they had a large
time.
Messrs. J. J. and F. G. Br;
spent Saturday at the capitol
business.
Messrs. Thad. and E. B. Sto
and Okey Stephens spent THU
day at Fair Bluff on business.
lam a candidate and | suppo
Twill have to send the girls lette
to see how | stand in their Sc
tions. if | keep up with t
others. It's funny how thin
have been for the last whi
\ Some people are everybod,
friends now. Oh, it's a love
time! Happy Jack. :"
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