The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-06-28
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Good Gardens-Coat Lost and One
Found-Don't Need Amusement
Two Weddings-Personal
Correspondence of The Robesonian.
Parkton, June 26-Messrs Bruce
Parham and G. H. Hair left this week
f, for Wilmington where they have been =
accepted in the engineer corps.
Rev. J. L. jenkins left this after
noon for Wrightsville to attend the
Baptist Seaside assembly. !
We regret to report Mr.. W. T. Fish
er quite sick. /
1 Mrs. P. B. Thompson of Fairmont
J is On a visit to her sister, Mrs. w. T.. /.
! Fisher, also DR.. N. A. Thompson of
Lumberton spent last night with his !
brother-in-law, Mr.. w. T. Fisher.
Mrs. Nan Carter and daughter have
returned from Fairmont where they
I spent some time with relatives. !
i Prof. H. w. Doub was visitor to
friends of our town from Friday till
today and left with Rev. H. B. Porter
for Carthage today.
Mr.. J. D. ellis was the first to re-
port a cotton bloom up our way.
Think it opened Saturday or Sunday.
Mr.: F. N. Fisher says he is enjoy
ing ripe tomatoes. Can anyone beat
that in town? =.
If it is pretty gardens and ideal
cultivated and up to date in every re-
speet take peep at Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Boidenhammers. If it is corn
YOU are looking for this scribe mas it.
I We could report real nice gardens
nest everywhere we have visited.
MeNeill and Ray has the LARGEST and
: probably the greatest variety.
: Our next and greatest desire now
+ is for the melons and canteloupes to
5 rush up, since whortleberries have
s almost lost their taste.
IS We are indebted to several Of our
+ neighbors for fine peaches that we
enjoyed beyond measure, and the best
apples from friend out on R. F. D.
le No. 2. We wonder what will be
y next.
~ Mr.. C. D. Williamson holds in his
u possession a new coat No. 38, thai
10 was found near his residence week
v ago. The owner can get it if he will
"a call and identify it. Also I am re-
"a q,1ested that on last Sunday evening
ry summer coat for boy, age 13, colol
ne Light grey checked. A reasonable
reward will be paid for informa 10:
lg or the return Of said coa-.
H. The New London show is on far :
We week in our town. We cannot sa.
ne this is blessing for DIS we see it on
up town does not stand in ne II Of mucl
lis amusement these war times, let tn
We performance De good or not. The I'm
~ is row that such Amusement, clean o
no dirty, should be cut out and every
81 body try to earn his or her ivin
n raising foodstuff. Do not under
81 stand me to lie crank, for am not
y, Mr.. and Mrs. William Clegg Wal
:" lace announce the marriage of thei
daughter, Margaret, to Mr., William
Douglas Warner on Wednesday tn
=. twentieth Of June, nineteen hurdre
Is and seventeen, Star, North Caroline
The ceremony was performed a
wv twelve o'clock by Rev. J. L. jenkins
De pastor of the groom. The bride an
groom are now at home, occupying til
elegant home of Maj. j. B. Mallo.
Iu- near town. Mr.. Warner is a progress
gel sive farmer. Mr.. and Mrs. <Wame
mt are receiving many congratulation
an from their many friends. I :
&c, Mr.. w. H. Nunnery of near tow
no and one Of those live veterans VIII
dtL0uuSu Tile 1Suu1Ou dI w dou1uS
ne soon after his return decided h
81 must have companion having live
lis several years as a widower. He We
married over in Cumberland count
'ar TO Mrs. Laney Parry and Immediate
returned to his elegenat home. II
IN groom is in his seventy-first yea
n m 5ut seemingly only about twenty-si
I or thirty. Congratulations.
pc Mr.. Pemberton Mccormick came U
no' t. visit home folks and friends Sa
VS. urday, but returned Saturday nigh
o. o. some sooner than he expected as Il
the boys received orders to report
gnc Goldsboro.
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Thames
nes Wagram were pleasant visitors
ties our town Sunday, making the trip
their car.
We hear of several of our your
people who expect to attend the sin
ing convention at Bladen Union ne
en- Sunday afternoon, where Bladen U
IN ion and Tar Heel will sing.