The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-09-12

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and Quickly Forgotten.

Mrs. f. A Heartt left on the noon
train for Raleigh.
T. A. Carr came down from Greens
boro today noon.
Mrs Nettie Smith of the Atlanta Con
stitutiOD, is in the city
Lawrence Duke returne this morning
from trip to New York.
Miss Lucy Lewis and sister, of Milton,
spent last night in the city
The street force are at work on the
sidewalks on church street.
Mrs. w. r. X. Butter Of GoldsborO, is
visiting relatives in Durham.
Remember that Barlow Bros minstrels
will be here on Thursday night.
L. r. and L. NJ Keizes, of Baltimore,
are visiting Mr. r. L. Patterson.
Prof. Vernon Darnell left on the early
train this morning for Raleigh.
Mr.. George Collins passed through the
city this morning On his way to Emo.
Mrs Monk of South Lowell, is in the
city visiting friends and relatives.
Messrs. w. and B. n. Duke left this
morning for short visit to Oxford.
Miss Minnie Mangum went down to
Raleigh today to re-enter Peace Institute
w. II Proctor offers the public some
bargains today. Read his advertisement
elsewhere.
The are not 50 many wagons around
the Parrish stables since the sidewalks
on Parrish street have been repaired.
W. II. Summerell of Winston, who has
been spending several days in the city
left this morning for Oxford.
W. l.. Walker of the American Tobac-
co company, came over from Richmond
on the noon train.
Miss Lula Durham who haa been visit
ing near Chapel Hill for several weeks,
returned on the noon train
w. ii. MCGee, who has been sick at his
home in Person county for the past two
months has returned to the city.
Miss Flora Latta Of South Lowell, is
visiting Mr. Howell Cobb, at the Caro-
lima.
Mr.. John Whitaker is building an ele-
CANT dwelling on Roxboro street in North
Durham
The series of meetings which cOmmen-
ces tonight at the Second Baptist church
will be conducted by Rev. Billings, of
Virginia.
Mrs. w A. Bio mt and children hav.
been visiting Mrs Jesse Dickson and re-
turned to their home at Washington,
NC,
Mr.. John Hanks who has been con-
fined to his room tn he past ten days, with
malarial fever, is reported some better
today.
The ladies Of Main Street church will
give lawn party at Trinity park Friday
night. 1t will no doubt be very enjoy
able occasion.
Work has been commenced on the roof
Of Stokes hall. The patrons will be able
to enjoy being there this season, whtn n
the improvements are completed
w. J, McWilliams has opened a har,
ness shop in the old Rigsbee building on
Mangum street, and would be glad to
have his friends to call when they want
any work in this line done
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Mr., and Mrs. G. c. Farthing gave
birthday reception to their oldest daugh
ter, Miss Lillian, last evening at o'clock
Many beautiful presents were presented,
among them was a beautiful diamond
ring from her father, Among those at
the reception were Misses Bessie O Briant
Lizzie May, Eta Fsrthing, Pearl Car
rington, Laura Farthing, Annie Q Brant.
Messrs. J. w Lawrence, Hugh Hackney.
c. B O'Briant, FIJI Chamberlain, Ernest
Darlington, Budiie Nickers The chap
erones were Mr.. and Mrs I B Farthing
and Mrs. Mary Lawrence.
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