Fashionable millinery shops and Masonic notices in Greensboro
Local merchants Quarles and Manning open five millinery establishments near D Oettinger’s and Bazaar in Greensboro. Grand Commander F M Moye organizes a Knights Templar commandery with twelve Sir Knights enrolled. George Lampon, a noted Mason, dies. Masonic institutions in Greensboro mourn his loss. Funeral held Tuesday the 36th at his Greensboro NC home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sire, Quarles & Manning
Tod
D. Oettinger
Rowland
F. M. Moye
Terplar
Tela N. G
Representae Masonic Fraternity
George Lampon
Grand Lodge
At Grand Lodge
Wilmington
Royal Arch
Greensboro
Greensboro N. CC
Personal Mentions and Obituary Mementos from Nash County
Town notices record visits by Mr Brown Shepherd and Mrs Fred C Roberts while judging by the wedding of Miss Annie Harriss. James S Battle, longtime Nash leader and ex Senator, dies at Stanhope. funeral in Tarboro with Knight Templar escort. Battle’s career spans Lovejoy Academy University and service under General Cox.
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Stanhope
Nash County
Tarboro
Calvary Church
Knight Templar Order
Knights of
News-Observer
James S. Battle
Wm. S. Battle
Dancy
St. Mary’s
Lovejoy Academy
A. D.C
William R. Cox
Somerville
Battle
Rocky Mount
Nash
Cleveland
Internal Revenue
Pretty home wedding in Wilson for Edgar Gay and Mattie
Mrs. A Branch hosts a six o clock ceremony performed by Rev Wingate uniting Edgar Gay and Mattie Nich with only immediate relatives present. The bride is described as a slender and beautiful young woman of the town. The groom is a prominent young Wilson businessman. The couple will depart for the South after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Branch
Wingate
Edgar Gay
Mattie
Wilson
A Brilliant Green and White Wedding Tonight
One of the season's most brilliant events, the green and white wedding of Miss Annie Harriss and Mr. A Paul Branch, takes place at St Timothy's Episcopal Church with a Mendelssohn wedding march at eight. The bridal party includes Maids of Honor and bridesmaids in green and white, followed by a reception at the bride's mother's home, then a midnight departure for a Southern tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church
Annie Harriss
W. J. Harriss
A. Paul Branch
Mendelssoh
Messrs
W. P. Anderson
H. G. Whitehead
Nan Branch
Gertrude Blount
W.S. Harriss
E. F. Barnes
Lizzie Holt Pace
Estelle Brodie
Ed. Simpson
Brown Shepherd
Bessie Harriss
David Woodard
Wingate
Wilson
New York World Promises Equal Rights to All and No Special Favors
The New York World positions itself as fearless and independent, serving the public interest with a motto Equal Rights to All Special Favors to None. It touts broad national news coverage and Tariff Mule articles. offers a 12-page eight-column weekly for $1.00 a year and a combined Wilson Mirror and Weekly World deal for $2.00. Address Wilson Mirror Wilson North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Ano
World
Wilson Mirror
Weekly World
Wilson, N.C
Burnett Revisits Little Lord Fauntleroy in Ladies Home Journal
Frances Hodgson Burnett resumes the Little Lord Fauntleroy tale in a series of Ladies Home Journal articles. She explains how Fauntleroy really occurred, traces its conception, and follows the character’s development as she observed him, describing Fauntleroy as he is now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Hodgson Burnett
Lord Fauntleroy
Ladies’ Home Journal
Fauntleroy
Busy Local Advertisers Highlight Services and Goods
Mrs W B Hill promotes music and voice culture lessons while Wallace Batchelor’s saloon restaurant and private dining room draw customers. Hargrave’s Drug Store touts fresh pure drugs next to the Post Office, with seeds for sowing and a tastily arranged shop. Winstead the photographer gains high esteem for his work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hargrave’s Drug Store
Post Office
Wallace Batchelor
Hargrave
Mirror praised by Hutchinson Leader in January issue
The Hutchinson Leader quotes a Wilson North Carolina paper the Mirror edited by Marah Henry Blount calling it the largest circulating weekly in America and the organ of Lassiety Guide to Love Courtship and Marriage. The excerpt notes Blount as a widower and humorously questions his personal life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Eman
Norfolk
J. E. B. Stuart
Hutchinson Leader
Hutchinson
Minnesota
Mirror
North Carolina
America
Wilson Mirror
Marah Henry Blount
Pennington
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Yjises Erskine & Deans
Hiram
Ned
Florida
Mr. Brown Shepherd
Ohn E. Woodard
Louisburg Court
Fred C. Roberts
Jas. R. Roberts
Thos. H. Battle of
Lucy Thorpe
Gertie Blount
Heroime
Fred Roberts
New Berne
Cif Cohen
Jas. S. Battle
Judge Garnett
Wertine
Ayer
York World
H. Hallett & CO
Portland, Maine
What the
Thos. M. Holt
Atlantic
Washington, D.C
Connecticut
Honolulu
Antonio Alarrun
Bastrop
Tex
W. B. Hill
Winstead
Hargrave’s
Postoffice
Superior Court
Wilson County
John C. Stanton
Alvin Bagley
P. T. Morriss
Court House
Stantonsburg Township
Daniel Whitley
J. H
W.S. OR. Robinsen, Attorney
Whitaker's Academy
Cornelia
Moore
J. Palmer GorbDow
Florist
Ashland
Bobv
Castoria
USA
Greene Street
J. D. Farriers
G. W. Blount
P. R. W. Joyner
Barnes and
Spring Streets
Genuine
Lfulie
Orientale
Vicks Floral Guide
Wee
Fia
Corer
Burma
Harmeetiows
Queinge
Gota
Dream
Angie
Rachesie
DRS. Starkey & Palen
Arch St
Phil
Sutter St
San Francisco
W. KB Hill
Green Street
Scrofula
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