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Newspaper
Durham Recorder
Location
Durham, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1906
Page
2
The Durham Recorder offers local notes on banks telephones costs and public safety. Reports cover crime including assaults and shootings in Flat Rock Salisbury and Asheville, plus factory and streetcar developments in Wilmington and Fayetteville with the Cape Fear Power Company and other local firms.
Last Thursday at 9 30 p m Mr A T Cheek and Miss Ada Andrews were married at the bride’s father L J Andrews home. Rev O W Triplett performed the ceremony with M D Bright as best man and Miss Blanche Andrews maid of honor. Afterward the couple planned to keep house on Milton avenue.
A local note reflects on travel to business districts and social events, citing the Ogden parade advancing through the southern region. Educators seek funding as the elder patronizes southern communities and elevates Booker Washington. The Nashville aggregation will perform with familiar grand rhetoric, producing harmless, light public enthusiasm.
Advertorial notice promoting Dr. R V Pierce Buffalo with full ingredient disclosures for Golden Medical Discovery Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets. It touts free pamphlets on medicinal plants and a giveaway of the People's Constitution Sense Medical Adviser, claiming wide distribution and endorsements.
In Durham County North Carolina a summons for divorce from bed and board and for attachment was issued October 23, 19% by the Clerk. The case is returnable December 1 at the Durham courthouse. A warrant of attachment was issued November 1 1946 against the defendant, and garnishee notices were issued to Reubert Holloway. The defendant must appear and answer on the return date or the relief demanded will be granted. This November 3 1906. Co. & N. Merk Superior Court.
Trains depart Durham at 3 30 a m Westbound No 111 to Greensboro and local points with connections to Florida Express for Charlotte Columbia Savannah and Jacksonville and Washington and Southwestern Limited to Atlanta Birmingham Memphis Montgomery Mobile and south. Eastbound No 112 at 3 40 a m to Goldsboro with connections to Wilmington Tarboro Norfolk and New Bern. Mixed No 162 at 7 00 p m Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays to Keysville and locals. Eastbound No 108 at 9 20 p m to Goldsboro with connections to Wilson Mount Norfolk and Eastern North Carolina. Daily No 116 at 4 00 a m to Oxford Chase City Keysville Richmond and locals. Through coach between Raleigh Durham and Richmond. Westbound No 107 at 10 00 a m to Greensboro with U S Fast Mail to Washington New York and north. connection to Charlotte and Winston Salem. Eastbound No 136 at 3 25 p m to Goldsboro and locals. Westbound No 135 at 4 30 p m with Greensboro connection to Charlotte Columbia Savannah and Jacksonville. Pullman sleeper and first class coach Washington to Jacksonville and connection to U S Fast Mail to Atlanta and south. Mixed No 174 at 4 45 p m daily except Sunday to Keynville locals. No 115 at 6 45 p m daily to Raleigh locals. Signed by Joan B Grant, Durham Agent, and R 1 Veanon, T P A, Charlotte.
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