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Durham Recorder

Location

Durham, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1908

Page

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Sad deaths and spring reflections in Mills items

Regular correspondent flurdie Mills notes busy farmers breaking land and planting vegetables as spring arrives. The entry mourns Mr. G T Sally who died March 9 after ten days illness, following sister Mollie Horton’s burial, and honors his Christian life at Clement church amid family sorrow. Also details Rev S Y Brown’s illness, school closings, and a tribute to Mrs Nancy Poole born 1822 died March 7 1908 with eight children and 27 grandchildren, praising her devout Baptist faith and long, guiding life.

G. T. Sally Mollie Horton Sally Mrs. Murray Burlington Clement Church S. Y. Brown R. L. Long Miss Rigsbee Durham Thomason Semora W. W. Kitchin Fannie R. Daniel Nancy Poole James and Rebecca Daniels Wake County Grant Dren Baptist Church Olive Branch Church Jas. King Jerusalem

Spring Time News From Morrisville Route 2

Local notes report Harvey O Neal's finger injury after a log cutting accident and his steady recovery. Anderson Fergusons horse escaped and injured him meeting barb wire. Z P Ferrell and a three day fishing trip yielded a fine catch. Ed Ferrell of Fayetteville hosts N C Martin this week and A N King plans farming with his father. Families return from Durham and Franklin county visits. Post cards popularity rises as girls collect nearly a hundred. Nichols Brothers plan a saw mill in about three weeks. Children recover from whooping cough as warm weather arrives.

Harvey O'Neal Anderson Ferguson Z. P. Ferrell N.C. Martin Ed Ferrell Fayetteville Cretar Nichols Brothers Nail A. N. King Durham Franklin County Calvin King J. L. King Mr. Rigsbee M. C

German Notes Previewing Cold Weather and Social Roundup

Winter returns as fruit trees begin to bloom and a hoped for full crop is voiced. Local illness persists with Miss Belle Markham recovering at Rogers store school and other residents visiting relatives and attending courts in Durham. Social visits, a new 10 cent store opening, and a lively gathering are noted before a seasonal sign off.

Belle Markham Rogers Store School J. H. Holloway Ella Berdie Woods East Durham Mary Cheek Eva Hall Annie Stephenson Markham T. C. Markham Ed Hall Wilson A. J. Hall Dock Gooch Lenna Veazey Knapp of Reeds John Proctor Durham

Snow Dusts March Blooming Fruit Everywhere

Lillian notes light snowfall in March, fruit trees such as peach in full bloom, with some debate on potential damage. Community progress continues amid mild sickness, while several injuries and incidents are reported including a boy with a broken leg and a worker’s cut foot. Local residents plan to attend Wake Superior Court in Raleigh next week.

Herbert W. R. Grissom Ferguson H. M. O’neal L. P. Sorrell O'Neal

Civil Cases Settled in Durham Superior Court

The Durham Superior Court disposed of several civil cases, including a compromise in the suit of Mrs. Holloway against the Standard Oil Co. with Holloway receiving 5500 and the company paying all costs of the action.

Superior Court Durham

Multitude of Sins Covered by L. and M Paint

Hackney Bros. advertise L. and M. Paint a linseed oil binder with zinc oxide and white lead. It promises 6 to 15 years wear and defect coverage, mixed at three quarts of linseed oil per gallon, produced quickly at about one dollar twenty per gallon.

Hackney Bros. L. & M

For Sale White and Brown Leghorn Eggs Ad

Poultry farm offers white and brown Leghorn eggs at one dollar per fifteen and white and partridge Wyandotte eggs at one dollar fifty per fifteen, with orders booked for future delivery.

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Morrisville J. FF Emma Veazey Knapp of Reeds J. J. Cheek G. C Lillian Webum N.C. BG Driggs, Prop Citizens National Bank N. C J. S. Manning J. B. Mason J.B. Duke American Tobac Y. E. Smrra Durham Cotton C. L. Haywood Haywood & Boo J. H. Southgate Southgate R. H. Rigsbee Q. E. Rawso N. Dormer American Tobacco N. M. Johnson J. B. Warren Phys Day Cashier Citi Mpany ney-at-Law National Bank Depository OF the People County OF City OF United States OF America Home Savings Bank Rham, North Carolina George W. Watts John Sprunt Hill W. W. Whitted T. B. Peirce, Jr Reade Bros. Go General Merchandise Reade Bros. Co
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