The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-02-21
AROUND THE TOWN,
WHAT ) GLOBE-TROTTER SEES AND
HEARS.

rtemizrh Interviews and Sketchy Scraps
of Town Topics ri>hy Jotted
PERSONAL.
r T Gray, Esq, Of Rale' gb, spent last
night here.
Mr.. :. r. Perry, who has been i'll with
Ia grippe, is fast improving.
Dr. II B. Battle, of Raleigh, spent last
night with his father at Chapel Hill
Mrs A s Lcwter, of Rsleigh, who has
been visiting Mrs Caleb Green, left for
home this morning.
Superintendent Blair, Of the Winston
graded schools, was passenger on the
els bound r & d train this morning
ColoneI Samuel l.. Adams health has
grown very much worse in the last few
da's He goes to-day to his fa,her-in-
laws al Achie, Halifax County, Va.
Rev DR., w S Black as here Yesterday
afternoon on his way from Raleigh to
Oxford. Miss Birdie Black returned to
Greensboro female college Yesterday
Col. S. T. Ford, the noted entertainer
and elocu:iOnist, was here last evening.
lie left on the evening train for Guilford
College, where he gave a recital last
evening. He came here from Norfolk.
President Charles D. McIver, of the
State Normal and Industrial school at
Greensboro, passed through this morn,
ing on his way to the Newbern fair.
He was accompanied by Mrs. McIver,
and Miss Bryant, one of the teachers in
the school.
Live Local Links.
The Washington tea for tomorrow
night is much talked of. 1t will be held
in Parrishs warehouse
There were Dig breaks of tobacco to.
day in the several warehouses here. To.
baccO Is reported as some higher than it
was last week.
Prayer meeting at Trinity Methodist,
and the Presbyterian church will be
fifteen minutes earlier tonight on &C.
count of the lecture.
Durham Lodge No. 81, Knights Of
PYthias, meets at 7:30 o'clock to morrow
evening There will be work in the
second rank. A full attendance is desired.
Peyton Smith, Mack Lyon and two
other members Of the Durham colored
hre company ran the whole distance to
East Durham last night and efficiently
assisted In putting out the fire there
At 6 o'clock this evening Miss Ger.
trude Hall, of Reidsvile, will be married
to Mr.. w. w. O'Brien The ceremony
takes place at the residence of the brides
parents, on Main street, Reidsvile THE
GLOBE wishes them all the bliss that life
can give.
The remains of Mrs. w. G. Herndon,
or High Point, who died there mig bit
before last were brought here this morn
ing, and were carried out to the old
Herndor burying ground, about four
miles from Durham. A number of the rel
atives of the deceased accompanied the
remains.
In the police court this morning Gen
eral Council, whose case was continued
from yesterday, was bound over to court
FOR an assault with deadly weapon.
Shearin Rogers, arrested for vagrancy,
was notified to leave the county within
three days. Adolphus Mangum was
fined s. for disorderly conduct.
telegram from a prominent citizen
oi Henderson to THE GLOBE states that
many people there were disguised with
Perkins lecture on Fun and Facts in
China and Japan" The telegram states
that many people left the hall; that the
Jokes were stale and vulgar. Eli has
such a high reputation that one can
hardly believe such report.
Two little negro boys were up before
Justice McMannen this morning, charged
with the larceny OF a brace Of geese from
p. p. O'Brten. Their names were Aren-
dali Allston and Garfield Chavis. Both
were bound over to court, but as neither
could give bond, both were committed
10 jail. The are about 13 years old. All
ston has been in the workhouse before
Mr. p. Ferrell, of Oak Grove town
snip Wake county, was married this
evening 10 Miss Sarah Jane Robinson, of
durham county. The ceremony was
performed at the home OF the brides
father, John P. Robinson, in Oak Grove
township, Durham county. J. d. Fletcher
Esq performed the ceremony. Their
many friends wish them a long and
happy life.