Tin' young people were very " recover-' Squlio Peyton was oh hand hut
nntly entertained nt tliu resilience of e(j Tuesday at ICidd'H s:ore to opvti big
Mr. Isaac Heirin, Wednefda evening, i a majority of our loafing population couit, having every preliminary arrang
I) (.Slaughter Iihh purchased the havo gone to wmk.
Ci.ib Orchard College building and , l'mf. Philln Colomnn. of (it. in-
grounds. Me will lenioiU'l and ciuitiiiu
said building into a handsome residence
and will have it as the home of liiH
niter the ehue of the season at (irecn
llriar, thin (all.
The. Haplist luncheon at the lluptlst
church, Moinlny night, a" g'"d
vt'bn both financially ami socially, liver
one was pleaded anil enjoyctl their
lunch. Among thoio from a distance
we noticed Mlsi Maggie Tucker, May-
town, O., is teaching a Urge school at
this placo.
There are children in the northeastern
portion of tills county who have never
seen a ni'Kro.
Tho flist ooin t)f the new issue to
reach thin county was here last
Tuesday by our railioml agent from the
operator at enlluj, Cul. It is a half
dollar.
uur menu, .mek: Uoun. i running
wood, Miss Henry and Messrs. Spencer j tj, following sligeeiins "ail." in the
mid Itcttif. Ijineimter: Mr. K. risb, Mt.
Veinon, and W. Dillion, Pillions. We
ih to thank them very much for their
presence ami aid. liro. Stout had tho
pleasure of cnteitainiiig little Mies Hazel
.Slaughter on the oeowiloii, he having
bought htr basket.
Mr. W. C. Hutchinson and wife
have moved from Pineville and will oe
riipyttit house with Mrs. Kate Kgbert.
