The Monroe journal., 1911-04-25
Local and Personal

Mr. K. f. Austin Of Albemarle vi
IN town today On business.
Mrs. II. B. Mclean Of Maxton
visiting her son, Mr. J. F. McI.eal
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin McKinpon
Red Springs are visiting Mrs. J.
Mclean.
I Mr.. John Whitley says tina, all III
peaches that were not killed befor,
found their finish last night.
Mr. l. G. Helms, who has bee,
hVlng In Washington for year, hal
returned to Monroe to live.
MIR. Geo. 5. Lee, who was danger
ously Ill several weeks, has becom,
able to return TO business.
Mrs. James Robinson and little
daughter, Alice, Of Raleigh are visit,
ing Mrs. Wriston Lee.
Mrs. j. I. Shute, Miss Ola Bru.
ner and Billie Phiier are visiting
Mrs. W. G. Guess in Atlanta.
In the standing Of candidates in
the Piano Contest there was a mis-
take In Miss Nell Curlee's vote last
week. 1t should have been l55, 700
DR.. and Mrs. J. II. Weaver return
ed Friday from a visit TO their son.
DR.. Charles Weaver, president OF
Emory College, Va.
Miss Agnes Stewart is spending
the week with her brother, Mr..
Plummer Stewart, in Charlotte. She
Will go next week to Statesville to
attend the annual meeting of the
Home Mission Society.
Funeral services of Mrs. Sallie
lomberlln, the notice Of whose death
vas in The Journal some weeks ago,
vii be held at Oak Grove NJ. f |
hurch the first Sunday in May at Ill |
clock, by the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Ali. |
on.
Monroe lodge Of Odd Fellows will |
bserve the 92nd anniversary Thurs
ay night. Addresses by R. w. Lem
lond, l.. P. Wilson and Others, fol-
owed by smoker. All Odd Fellows
re expected to be present.
MIR. J. I. Mallard will leave Sat.
rday for Raleigh to take charge of
he mechanical department Of the
alelgh and Southport railroad. Mr..
lallard has lived in Monroe four
ears and has made many friends
ere. lie is a clever gentleman, and
competent man in his line of work
Those who expect TO attend the
unity meeting CT the Farmers
MON at Pleasant Hill school house
'xt'Saturday and wish to stay over
ght, should let Local Secretary II.
Williams know. His address is
onroe, L. f. D. 2. Each mem her Of
e union in Goose Creek is urged
be present at IL o'clock.
Il advertised pigs for sale in the
my column of The Journal and |
d out and couldn't furnish half
} demand, and | advertised for
nd and got what | wanted" said
: 5, Il. Hamilton Saturday. Mr..
milton uses the columns of The
lrnal often and he knows that il
IS.
Mrs r. F. Burris died at her
ne IN north Monroe Sunday morn.
!. She had been in bad health
early Sunday morning her hus.
ID was awakened and found that =
was in a very bad way, and she
n died. Heart trouble was the
Mediate cause. She leaves her
band and several small children.
Burris is a bridge foreman.
he W. W. Horn stock of goods
purchased yesterday by Messrs.
" and Phifer and will be moved
nee to the stand on the McRae
Ter, Loan and Trust building.
stock totalled $4,000, and it
be put on the market at bargain
es at once. 1t will all be sold
before their new stock is put in
summer and fall.
here was one ad. in the special
mn last week that did not sell
hing. 1t made Williams & Gath
oller three packages Of washing
der for one dollar, provided cash
mpanled the order. These gen.
an sold none, The price was
tlif. 1t should have been three
ages for a dime, and that was a
ain sure enough, because it is a
grade article and the packages