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Durham Recorder

Location

Durham, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1909

Page

3

Forsyth’s besieged force fighting for survival amid Indian siege

The Forsyth party endures a brutal three day siege with all horses killed and seven officers and men unharmed. Lieutenant Fred Beecher and five men are killed or mortally wounded as the defense tightens within Fort Wallace distance. Despite starvation and cutting water from a well, the group holds out with scattered sorties and a final retreat path toward supportive camps.

Forsyth Fred Beecher Henry Ward Beecher Brooklyn Divine General Forsyth Fort Wallace

Purchase of Alberta and Blanche mills forms large Durham hosiery complex

Gen J S Carr and family announce the purchase of the Alberta cotton mill and the Blanche hosiery mill in Chapel Hill. The combined operations will become Durham hosiery mill No 4 and form a major southern hosiery network with mills in Durham and High Point.

Messrs J. S Claiborne Carr W. F. Carr Chapel Hill Alberta Cotton Blanche Alberta Durham Hosiery Mill Durham Hosiery Mills High Point Thomas Lloyd Jack Pritchard W. E. Lindsey Durham Boys

Rougemont Local Notes From Weekend Visitors

Miss Laula Pratt now teaching in Person county visited Miss Corinne Bowling Saturday and Sunday. Rosa Branch returned to Rougemont Monday after spending weekend in Durham. Mrs J E Bowling and daughter Lilian spent Saturday night with Capt Wm Bowling. Gladys Jones visiting grandmother. Lola Kirkland passed through Monday. Mrs Walter Cothran ill. mother with them. Capt Wm Parrish improving with daughter Mrs McCutchen. Rufus Bowen not well Saturday. Rev Wm Hudson preached at Red Mountain Baptist church with a large crowd and many friends. Mr Thomas Mincey of Shelby visited Sunday. Miss Bessie Tilley visited the Glenn sisters. Mrs Lee Riley ill this week. Mission Study class led by Mrs W A Carver met before preaching studying Aliens or Americans. Class hoped to be a success. James Riley in Durham.

Laula Pratt Efland N. C Person County Corinne Bowling Rosa Branch Rougemont Durham J. E. Bowling Lilian Wm. Hudson Wm. Bowlings Gladys Jones Lola Kirkland Walter Cothran Cothran Wm. Parrish McCutchen Rufus Bowen Redmountain Baptist Church Hudson Thomas Mincey Shelby Bessie Tilley

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