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Newspaper
Scotland Neck The Commonwealth
Location
Scotland Neck, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1901
Page
3
Classified notice advertises scrolls balusters and miscellaneous woodwork. J E Woolard asserts control of Mr J M 5cket and solicits orders with listed prices through manager J A Vick.
Last week Dr. H. H. Fries of New York, representing The North Carolina company at Tillery, hunted with friends around Tillery for several days. He traveled to New York on Monday with two companions named Baker and Green and two other gentlemen not identified.
Mrs Jos L Barnes died at her country home on Monday in 1901 and was buried at 4 p m in the local cemetery. Rev M L Easier officiated. She leaves a husband and two children, the youngest two weeks old. Daughter of Mr and Mrs J T Applewhite, she was a devoted mother and member of Dawson Baptist church. The community extends sympathy to the bereaved.
Loox Warrasp Warcu bring Hamilton and Gregorys Comedians to the opera house on Monday and Tuesday December 9 and 10 with popular prices of 15 25 and 35 cents. Ed Ferrall’s house and contents burned near Mrs. A. V. Johnson’s. Criminal court in Halifax reports fines total 87 dollars with 105 dollars in fines unpaid. Robbery and deaths noted along with community notices and local travels.
The Spring Hill public school closed on Friday November 29 1901 after a final program by Miss Lena L Bankley featuring songs recitations and dialogues. A gala supper followed for patrons and friends. The Hamilton Gregory Comedians scheduled December 9 and 10 in Scotland Neck with three farces The Cause or Game of Hearts The Wireless Phone and Why Smith Stayed Home at popular prices.
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