The Monroe journal., 1912-07-09

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Miss Mary Griffith is spendin.
the week at jefferson, S. c.
Mrs. Ben Dabbs of Atlanta /;
the guest of her nephew. Mr.. ]. A
Kidd.
Mrs. c. W. Bruner is spending a
few days with her sister near Lam
caster. 5. e.
Miss Sarah Houston of Charlotte
spent Sunday here with her broth
er, MIR. Ben Houston.
The Republicans of the county
viii hold a convention Saturday TO
nominate a county ticket.
Miss Nellie Bass of Charlotte. who
has been visiting Miss Nellie Cook
has returned home.
Mr., W. e. Wolfe left this morn
ing for Asheville to attend a meet
ing of concrete workers.
The Goldsboro 0rphanage singing
class will be- here Saturday night.
the goth, under the auspices of the
Monroe Lodge OF Odd Fellows.
"ASS -hauut Suute Is expected
home in few days from Charlotte.
where she has been attending
house party.
Misses FlosSie and Freddie Sti,t
have returned from visit to their
sister, Mrs. DIR. Robinson of Caste
MIA.
DR.. c. +. Reid of Nashville, Tenn.
will speak at the Methodist church
in Monroe on July 18th at SIS, D.
IN.
Mr.. Tom Cline of Baltimore is
here to relieve his brother, Mr.. Carl
Cline, as book-keeper for The Heath
Morrow Co. Mr.. Carl Cline will
spend his vacation at Wrightsville
Beach.
Mrs. Julian Griffin invited some
of her friends TO her home Tuesday
afternoon 10 meet her sister, Mrs. |
Eustace Griffin of Little Rock, Ark, !
and friend, Mrs. Wood, who has re-
Gently moved here.
Mr.. A. T. Waters of Charleston. is
visiting his brother. Mr.. Moses Wal
ters of this county. MIR. Walters
mofed to Lancaster in 1856. and in
1884 moved to Charleston, where he
has since resided.
Mary Francis. the little daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. h. w. Lemmcnd.
who is 1T Montreal with her mother,
fell from the top of a flight of
stairs Sunday and was painfully in
jured, though not seriously.
Elder Samuel McMilen of Ten
nessee and Elder Il. Il. Lundy of
Wilmington. will preach at Pleas
ant Grove, near Marshville. next
and Sunday. On Monday
Elder McMillon will preach at Law
yers Spring and On Tuesday at High
Hill.
The Debutante Club and a few in :
'itcd friends We're most delightfully."-
entertained by Miss Lydia Ben
.on Friday afternoon at her
lospitable home. Forty-two was the
game played. Miss Jennie Sheorn,
house guest of Miss Benton. won
he prize. 4 dainty course of re-
DR.. Neal received a hurry call
Sunday afternoon to go to see the j,
welve year old son of Mr.. Blair =
Secrest Of North Monroe township.
Who had been bitten by Il snake.
The little boy was wading and was
'itten on the calf of the leg by
snake supposed to be a moccasin.
lie did not however, suffer very Sc
iously from the bite.
Mrs. j. w. Glenn sustained a very
ainful injury Sunday morning. She
ias starting to church when she
topped on a stone which turned
nd threw her violently to the
round. Her weight fell on the
light arm, causing the bone to snap
A two Just above the wrist. The
ljured member was set by Drs.
zeal and Ashcralt, and she is doing
cry nicely now.
Three young men Of Monroe mo-
bred TO Salisbury Sunday. They
ere due in That city at ! p. m, but
le accommodating car in order 10
t them enjoy the scenery treated
ZEN to q series of punctures, blow
lts end in fact all the ills a car
heir to, and finally landed them
the city at 10 p. m After spend
x TWO delightful hours in Sails
lry they started for home, reach
& here early Monday morning.
There will be held at Unionyille,
l Wednesday, the 18th of July, a
visionary Mass Meeting of the
urches composing the Unionville
rcuit, commencing at 1000, a. m.
inner will be served on the ground
he meeting will be addressed by
+. {. +. Reid OF Nashville, Tenn,
id DR.. IL. *. Boyer Of Statesyille
IT the people generally turn out TO
ar these distinguished speakers.
Information has been received here /
at leads TO the belief that Mr.
NJ. Anderson who lived here sew
al years and was a boiler-maker
the employ of the Seaboard. was
e of the victims of the Titanic
;aster. Mr.. Anderson was a Scotch
IN and is well remembered here.
the list of the lost appeared the |
me of Thomas Anderson. and the
lge of Eagles here, of which Mr.. |
derson was member. took the
liter up and their investigation |
owed enough to convince them
1t Mr.. Anderson was one of the |
t. When he lived in Monroe, Mr.. |
derson had family of wife and |
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