The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-03-28
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Licenses have been issued
for the marriage Of Susie Ivey
and Wike Lawson; Beulan Dawr-
ing and w. B. Smith.
There will be special meet
ing of St. Alban's lodge No. la
tomorrow evening Tor work in
the masters degree.
The young mems prayer
meeting for tomorrow evening
has been called off for this week.
The next meeting will be held
Tuesday evening of next week.
Mr.. A. Weinstein has pur-
chased at Rocky Mount d large
bankrupt stock OF goods which
he is having moved to Tabor,
Columbus county, where he will
open store in the near future.
On and after Friday, April
l, the service on rural route No.
l from Rennert will be discontin-
ued, route No. 2 from ST. Paul
taking it's place. This will give
the people on that route better
service.
The Raft Swamp Co-opera-
tive Milling Co. will Degln work
erecting its mill building at Penn
broke nextMonday. The machine
ry has been shipped and the mill
will be ready for grinding wheat
and corn about the 1Otn OF June.
Mr.. A. H. Kinds. the market
man, killed a Jersy cow Thursday
that was a beauty. 1J looked
like a shame to Kill such a tine
specimen. She weighed 1l2O
pounds and stood hlm the sum
OF $50. He purchased from MIR.
l.. H. Caldwell.
Mr.. r. NJ. Phillips, Of Wish
arts township. and DIR. T. u.
: kltchln carried yesterday TO the
Charlotte SanatOrlum for treat
ment the formers son, who has
been sick for several months.
DR.. Kitchin and Mr.. Phillips Sr..
[ returned last night.
, The baseball boys have Or
' ganized with Mr.. A. Williams
' as manager and Mr.. j. B.Bowen
? treasurer. The diamond In North
f Lumberton has been fixed up and
the boys are practlclng almost
daily. The election of d captain
\ will be deferred until 1t Is seen
who makes the team.
Mr.. Neill H. White, who
! has been following the carpen-
u ter's trade here for the last two
or three years, and his family
I expect to leave tomorrow for
9 Fayetteville, where they will
make their future home. MIR.
=. White thinks the opportuni-
Y ties in his line of business are
: better in Fayetteville.
Or. S. ]. Porter, of Rich
a mond, Va, field secretary OF the
: Baptist foreign mission board.
: will speak at the First Baptist
:. churcn this evening at {: 45
s O'Clock. DIR. Porter Is an inter
/. esting and forceful speaker and
: those who attend will no doubt
d hear a profitable address. All
d are invited.
y MIR. Geo. F. Brietz has sue
: ceeded Mr.. M. O. Rafter as sup
erintendent of the Dresden Cot
ton Mills, taking charge last
week. Mr.. Brietz came from
o Bon Air, Ala, where he was gu
d perintendent Of a mill, and his
h family will join him here soon.
: MIR. Rafter has a position with
: Supt. Webb at the Lumberton
! Cotton Mills.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. A.W. Mclean
: returned Friday from Baltimore,
where Mr.. Mclean was under
n the treatment of specialists for
: ten days. Mr.. Mclean returned
: greatly improved in health, which
d is source Of qualification to his
q numerous friends. 1t was at first
< feared that he had appendicitis,
% but his trouble proved 70 be only
V an attack of acute indigestion
il and an operation was not neces-
n sary.
T The Ten Mile school will give
5 an oyster supper Wednesday
evening at the home of Mrs.
> Florence Britt. Oysters, am
Il brosia, cake, ETC.. will be served.
I There will be other things doing
= in addition to the eating. A real
l. live coon will ha oiyan to the one