The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-08-18
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The noon train arrived on time today.
Mr.. B. n. Duke returned home today
at noon.
W. r. Cooper returned home yestei-
day afternoon.
J. NJ. Green left for Greensboro yester
day afternoon.
MrlA. Ii. Yearly returned from Chapel
Hill this noon.
Mrs. Jessie Gattis returned to Graham
yesterday afternoon.
Mr. D. T. Swindell, of Raleigh, spent
last night in the city.
Mr.. w. H. Hickson, of Apex, spent
last night in the city.
Mrs. G. NJ. Green returned home today
from Piedmont Springs.
Mr.. W. F. Merchant, of Manchester,
Va, is here visiting friend.
A large crowd left yesterday for Bur-
lington to attend the association.
Durham soap works received an order
this morning for five tons of soap.
Mrs. w. B. Gates and children left
yesterday afternoon for Burlington.
There is said to be sort of re union
among several young people in the city.
Rev. DR.. w. T. Herndon and wife re
turned home this morning from visit to
J. l.. Cole.
Mrs John w. Smith and children left
yesterday afternoon for visit to Ala
nance county.
Prof. Collier Cobb, who was in the city
yesterday, returned to Chapel Hill yes
terday afternoon
B. Myche, Of Chapel Hill, who spent
yesterday in the city, returned home yes
terday afternoon.
Prof. r. l. Wharton reports that crops
are very fine in Guifnrd county, and
ludI lulIu phIt iItS are Silu
Mr.. Leigh reports everything in fair
condition at the poor house. One of the
inmates, Miss Liza Collins, is very sick
Col. E Berkeley, superintendent, and
J. Ii. Drake, general freight agent, passed
through on the westbOund yesterday
Rev. J. G. Kilgo, president OF Trinity
college, will preach at Trinity church
tomorrow at II o'clock, and Main Street
church at 8 pm.
Prof. r l.. Wharton arrived this noon,
he will stay here now, and take charge
Of the eighth and ninth grade in the pub
lie school when it opens
The street force are macadamizing
Hill, as far as Dukes factory 1t will be
great improvement.
There will be no morning services al
Main Street church tomorrow. There
will be joint services at Trinity church,
at which Rev. J. c. Kilgo will preach.
Mr.. Joe L. Eubanks has opened a store
Ia Chapel Hill for the sale of general
merchandise. His brother, Mr.. r. A.
Eubanks, will be in charge Of the
business.
Messrs George Watts, Leo d. Heartt,
T. B. Fuller, H. n. Snow and others are
attending Durham County Sunday
School convention at McMannen's
chapel today.
The following persons are registered
at the Carolina today: w. S. Upchurch,
D. T. Swindell, Raleigh; Hugh Parks,
FranklinVille; c. l.. D. Wake, Roanoke :;
A. j. Bankerd, Philadelphia; Paul d
Howell, L. II. FraYzier, William Rein
heimer, Richmond J. w. Herd, Balti-
more II Powell, Nashville; w. w. Nc
Cracker, Cincinnati.
Wash Atwater, who was sentenced 10
two years in the county Jail at Hillsboro
for insulting a white woman, was
brought here yesterday to be put TO work
on the roads in Durham county, the
county commissioners here having
agreed TO keep him for his feed and
clothes, Orange county having no work
house He was carried out 10 the work
house today.
There will be baby show given by
the ladies Of the Presbyterian church
next Thursday afternoon, in the rooms
adjoining the First National Bank, for
the benefit of the organ fund. There
will be prize for each baby and silver
spoon for the child under i months old
who shall be voted the handsomest.
There will also be special prizes each for
the ,preitiest and The most comically
dressed children under years of age.
The admission will be 10 cents.