Christmas greetings and nuptials fill Wilmington notices
Mrs. W M Shaw returns home from relatives. Miss M A Rutland visits from Atlanta for Christmas. Mrs Daisy Middleton of Norfolk attends funeral. Beatrice McMillan returns from Teachey. Annie Kidder helps sell Red Cross seals. Four hundred seats sold yesterday. Mrs R S McClellan visits from New York City. Rev B F Huske returns from visit. Hospital Circle of King's Daughters meets at 126 South Third Street. Home wedding tonight as Miss Nina Hazel Orrell marries John W Pridgen at 606 Orange Street. Ceremony by Rev A D McClure. Bride in blue broadcloth travels to Carolina Avenue bungalow. Mr Pridgen works for Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. New York Herald reports engagement of Louise Wise to Laurence Lewis of Cincinnati. Details on Miss Wise, Flagler inheritance, and White Sulphur Springs romance. Junior Missionary Society to meet at Trinity Methodist. Sorosis style exhibit replaces December social. Miss Mary Jane Tripp to wed Douglas Wyche White at 411 Nun Street with reception. Bertie L Sullivan marries at her parents' home. Gore to reside in Mill Creek Brunswick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Hazel Orrell
Lillie Tr. Orrell
John W. Pridgen
Orange Street
A. D. McClure
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
Lucile Riley
Carolina Avenue
Carolina Court
Orrell
Wilmington
Car
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
New York
New York Herald
Louise Wise
Laurence Thornton
Cincinnati
J. K. Wise
N. C
Laurence Lewis
Ohio
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Miss Wise
Robert Worth Bingham
Henry M. Flagler
Flagler
Mr. Lewis
White Sulphur’s Springs
Lockport
N. Y
Bingham
2 Herald Reporter
James F. Tripp
Nun Street
Mary Jane Tripp
Douglas Wyche White
Katherine von Glahre
T. J. Morriss
Nun. Street
Bertie L. Sullivan
J. G. Sullivan
Winnabow
Brunswick County
Rev
J. S. Crowley
Mrs. Gore
Mill Creek
Holiday visitors greet local residents from out of town
Messrs Oscar Grant and James H. Holmes return from Cleveland Ohio to spend the holidays with relatives. Te I eth Duffy Esq of Catherine Ike visited yesterday. Mr T G Landen Jr of Verona is here to spend the holidays with Mr T C Landen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Oscar Grant
James H. Holmes
Cleveland
Ohio
Te. I
Eth Duffy, Esq
Catherine Ike
T. G. Landen, Jr
Verona
T. C. Landen
Notice of Pardon Application for Humphries and Rebas
On or after January 4 1917 the Governor of North Carolina will hear an application for clemency for M Humphries and William Rebas both sentenced in November 1916 New Hanover Superior Court to twelve months in the penitentiary for larceny. Opposed parties may file protests with the Governor. December 4 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
M. Humphries
William Rebas
New Hanover Superior Court
Aohn Humphries
No Decision Reached on Constitutional Amendments
United States District Attorney J O Carree from Raleigh and City Attorney Robert Ruark attended a North Carolina Bar Association session on the four constitutional amendments. The committee met from noon yesterday to midnight without a decision. A later meeting is planned with expected definite action and the naming of a successor on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
J. O. Carree
Raleigh
Federal Court
The
North Carolina Bar Association
Robert Ruark
Carr
Judge Stacy Likely Appoints Clerk for Columbus County
Advices from Raleigh state Judge W. P. Stacy will likely name F. D. Koonce of Chadbourn as successor to the late L. W. Stanley as Columbus County clerk of court. Stacy is at Yarborough House Raleigh and may travel west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
W. P. Stacy
F. D. Koonce, Esq
Chadbourn
L. W. Stanley
Columbus County
Stacy
Yarborough House
Largest stock of merchandise at one price
Where you will find the largest stock of merchandise in the city to choose from. Here you buy at one price and select colorful designs that reflect the winter vogue of textures. Tweeds, Cheviots, Worsteds, Stripes, Checks and Mixtures and Solid Colors in abundance. Suits of style for men of discerning taste.
Fragmentary Weather Note Hazy Week Ahead
A partial report notes conditions expected the latter part of the week or early next week with potential changes. The fragment mentions uncertain skies and shifting temperatures without specifying locations or times.
Train 41 Delayed After Calypso Freight Derailment
Coast Line train No. 41 to Wilmington was delayed over two hours due to a freight derailment at Calypso. Three freight cars derailed, passengers were transferred, no injuries reported, but the track was damaged for a distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast Line
Wilmington
Calypso
Shoe Repairing of Quality Ad
A small shop claims quality repair for amber heels with a wide brand assortment. It invites customers to try its service at 204 N Prout Phos 929, two doors from ijijou, promising to show the difference in repair work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie Report Shoe Repair Co
N. Prout
Phos
Ijijou
Coast Line Hotel Cafe Seeks Daily Weekly Room Rent
A historic notice advertises rooms by the day week or month at reasonable rates. Location given as 2S North Front Street with phone 2S-W for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast Line
North Front Street
Uwdinn
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. M. Shaw
Herome
Southport
M. A. Rutland
Atlanta, Ga
Mrs
Walter Rutland
Daisy Middleton
Norfolk
O. ©. Watts
Beatrice McMillan
Teachey
Mina Ulrich
South Front Street
Annie Kidder
R. S. McClellan
New York City
B. F. Huske
Christ's Episcopal Church, New Bern
Graham Kenan
Hospital Circle of
King’s Daughters
No. 126
South Third Street
Missionary Society of
Trinity Methodist Church
Sorosis
Victoria Theatre
A. D. Brown
Peterson & Ruffs
KENNY
South Front
Santa Claus
Georgette
Belk-Williams CO
Roard Return
Columbus County Court
J.M .Soley & CO
Skinner
J. M.soley & CO
One Price Clothiers & Furnishers
Rangers
Sterchi- Bancroft Co
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