Rulfs Family See Visitors and School Moves
Mrs J F Rulfs and children Miss Alice Bell and Master Donald return to the city after a pheasant visit with friends and relatives at Salisbury Miss Catherine Rulfs enters Salem College Winston-Salem Miss Rulfs spent summer in Salisbury then went to school in Charlotte Observer notes WW Robinson returns from Wilmington Wrightsville Garland wife stays at Garland Mrs J F Harris and daughter Anna Graham Clarris back from western North Carolina register at Orton Hotel Miss Ellen Pinkston ofWadesboro and Florence Murphy of Atkinson visit Wilmington guests at Orton Hotel Ralph L Sholar returns to Wilmington to join Ford company Leon M DuPont on vacation at Beaufort Mrs J W Fleet and daughter Ida Amelia visit Belief Wisconsin to stay with Mrs H B Tice Mrs B Wing returns home after visit Fayetteville and relatives.
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Charlotte Observer
Robinson
Wilmington
Wrightsville
Garland
J. F. Harris
Anna Graham Clarris
Orton Hotel
J. W. Fleet
Ida Amelia
Beliet
Wisconsin
Funeral today for Mrs H C Fisher of Fayetteville
Funeral services for Mrs. H C Fisher of Fayetteville will be held at Hay Street Methodist Church this afternoon. The death occurred yesterday morning at her Fayetteville home, and the hour will be announced from local church pulpits. Survived by two daughters Ethel and Nan Fisher and four sons Clarence F P F, W M Fisher, Henry Fisher, and W L Fisher, plus two brothers W N Elder and J N Elder, with locations in Washington and Trinity respectively.
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H. C. Fisher
Fayetteville
Hay Street
N. C
W. L. Fisher
Ethel
Nan Fisher
Clarence Fpf
Wt. M. Fisher
Henry €. Fisher
Kinston
Wilmington
W. N. Elder
Washington, Flr
J. N. Elder
Trinity, N. C
Old Elder Homestead
Mr. N. 8. Harrell Heads to Point Caswell for Visit
Mr. N. B. Harrell leaves today for Point Caswell to visit friends and relatives, taking a trip likely to extend over several days.
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Mr. N
Harrell
Point Caswell
Italian Steamer Dora Batten Sails With Cotton Cargo
The Italian steamer Dora Batten cleared for Genoa with 6 700 bales of cotton valued at 536 000. Cargo loaded at Champion Compress of Alexander Spruni & Son, awaiting orders for remainder. Spanish steamer Luisa arrived with part cargo from Baltimore to be received at Coast Line and Seaboard terminals.
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Dora Batten
Genoa
Italy
Champion Compress
Alexander Spruni & Son
Paltea
Luisa
Baltimore
Coast Line
Seaboard
Hilton Compress & Warehouse Co
Belgian Blocks Paving Planned for Campbell Street
City Engineer D L Struthers announced that curb work on Campbell Street between Second and Third will be followed by Belgian block paving next week. Blocks from the former Front Street will be reused. The embankment street near Union Station has long looked ragged and Second Street from Campbell to Red Cross will also be paved. The west side of Third Street from Hanover to Brunswick is nearly finished.
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Campbell Street
Second
D. L. Struthers
Front Street
Union Station
Second Street
Campbell
Red Cross
Union Station. It Was Also Stated By Mr. Struthers
Third Street
Hanover
Brunswick
Arson Suspected In Landvale Tenant House Fire
Authorities in Brunswick county may arrest suspects near Landvale on arson charges after evidence tied to a tenant house on J. D. Bellamy property burning yesterday morning. A colored tenants' dwelling burned with substantial furniture loss. no value listed.
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Brunswick County
Landvale
J. D. Bellamy
Landvate
Eally
Patrolman Jordan Suspended After Police Hearing
Patrolman J F Jordan of the local police force faced a council hearing led by Councilman J M Hall over alleged misconduct. Hall suspended him eight days for insubordination, citing conflicting witness testimony and noting the public was barred during a secret session. Chief Williams had suspended Jordan pending investigation and may seek to reopen the case.
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J. F. Jordan
J. M. Hall
Councilman
Hall
Williams
Jordan
Chief Williams
City League Cup Won by Soldiers
The Wilmington Light Infantry beat the Giants 6 to 0 at Robert Strange grounds to claim the Reach trophy cup and close the season before hundreds of spectators. Pomp Green pitched six innings for the win with strong support from Yates as the Infantry completed a solid campaign amid strong fan interest and praise for management.
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Giants
Wilmington Light Infantry
Sporting G0ods
Northam’s
Robert Strange
Pomp” Green
Valdiera
Yates
Immanuels
Register
Jacobs
Louis T. Moore
van Lindingham
Hank" Gaylor
Bob Burnett
Boys’ Brigade
Immianuels
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Alice Bell
Donald
Rela
Tives
Salisbury
Catherine Rulfs
Salem College
Winston- Salem
Rulfs
Fllen Pinkston
Wadesporo
Florence Murphy
Atkinson
Ralph L. Sholar
Leon M. DuPont
Beaufort
B. . Wing
Ira
Ed Clars
St Fayetteville
Fayetteville Cemetery
Dannenbaum
Market ’Street
Eral
Bellamy Plantation
Wooltex
A. D. Brown
Coats
Creare A
Graver
Soldiers
Dorothy Dodd
Belk-Williams Company
Bakers
Bill Jones
Jones
Smith
Wilmington Dispatch
Baker
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