The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-09-05
LOCAL NOTES.

People Coming and Gofng-Notes of In
terest Easily Read.
Brother Hall is not reported no better
today.
Mr.. Sam Dixon returned to the city
this noon.
Mr. B. L. Duke left yesterday after
noon for trip north.
Col r. T. Gray passed through the
city on the noon train.
Mr. Edgar Newly was in the city yes
terday on his way to Chapel Hill.
Rev Mr. George and family left this
morning for their house in Newberne.
Willard Tomlinson left this poon for
for Raleigh to attend the A. & NJ. college.
Miss Hattie Cheek Of Raleigh, who has
been visitieg here, returned to her home
this noon.
berne on a visit to the family Of ReY.
Mr.. George.
Mrs Cobb, of Raleigh, who has been
visiting here for some time returned to
her home today.
Lee Neil embibed too much whiskey
for his good. He was fined 50 80 and
cost, total $40
Mr.. James Foushee, Of Roxboro, spent
last evening in the city on his way to
Wake Forest college.
Mr.. and Mrs. L S. Christian, of Cary,
has moved to Durham and will make
their future home here
Miss Lula Bagwell, of Garner, who has
been spending several days in the city
returned home this noon
Miss Alice Pierce passed through the
city yesterday afternoon on her way to
Greensboro Female college.
G. w. Hambright, who ran the sbifter
in the r, & D. yard for some time is off
on a vacation of thirty days.
Mr.. w. c. Holman of Raleigh, stopped
ever here this morning on his way home
from a trip to Alamance county.
Mr.. Geo II, Bealle, of Winston, who
has been spending several days in the
city returned home yesterday evening"
Mr.. n +. Cobb assistant clerk to Col.
\ B Andrews passed through the city
| last evening on his way to Greensboro
Miss Carrie Claypool and brother ar
| rived on the noon train to day, for a
snort visit TO the family Of Mr.. Leo D.
| II"nrIr.
Wis + G Horton Of Raleigh, who
- h"rn visiting Mrs. Mary E Horton
ant NrS, (. Piper, returned home on
noon train.
Mr.. y. VI Green has accepted posi-
tion with F. NJ Barbee, and would be
glad to have his friends and acquain.
tances call on him
Miss Alto Cozart, who has accepted
position with the Greensboro Female
college to teach the coming session, left
last evening to commence her duties
John Faucette, the colored boy, who
escaped from the Jail early in the spring,
was caught yesterday by Policeman
Brown and is now working his fine out
On the streets.
Albert Calhoun was before the mayor
this morning charged with selling whis-
key on Sunday without licence One
of the states witnesses was absent and
the trial was postponed until tomorrow.
At 6 o'clock this morning according to
tle instructions of the town commits
sOners, Street Commissioner Christian
with his force Of men proceed TO remove
the Il 4 d. track on Peabody street In
q short time there was no sign of il left
George Maynor filled up with corn
/ juice, and went to the court house and
slept on the coping in front of the door.
and one Of the officers came along and
took him in charge. George Claimed he
was only asleep, but the mayor decided
differently, and George had TO pay 81 go
fnr his lodging.
Examination of Public school Teachers.
Mr.. K. BlalOck, tae county superin-
/ tondent of public instruction, will hold
q regular examination for white teachers
on Thursday 18th day OF September, and
Friday lash for the colored This exam
ination will be held in the office of the
board Of education in the court house.
! He will not hold private examinations
! unless the law requires it.