The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-28
LAZES| SPECIAL NEWS

t. A NOEL, Of Roxboro, is in the cit

Mr.. John B Walker is quite i'll with
malarial fever
George B. Hess, of Charlotte, is at the
| Hotel Carolina
Miss Ida Carr has returned from
visit to Tarboro.
The frequent showers in the afternoon
! are quite refreshing.
Capt. John A. Barringer, of Greens,
| boro, is at the Carolina.
Captain S F. Tomlinsion left on the
noon train for Raleigh today.
Mrs, E. c. Laird, of Haw River, ar
rived today on visit to friends
On next Monday President Crowell
will leave Trinity Park for his home at
the North
George Graham, of Hilsboro, who has
been here for several days, left for Raj
eigh on the noon train.
r. P. Walker, of Asehville, is in the
city, visiting relatives. Miss Minnie
Walker accompanies him.
J. F. McIver, salesman at Max's, was
taken very i'll suddenly Yesterday after
noon and has been quite sick since.
The Offices Of the Southern Railway
company are being moved into the neat
new quarters that haYe been in course Of
preparation for some weeks.
The Messrs. Free'and have moved
their grocery store known as Our
Store" to the store room next door to
the establishment they have heretofore oc-
cuped.
The accident to Mr. Garland E. Webb
was more serious than was at first
thought His physician now states that
he is getting along as we'll as could be
expected.
Rev. n. W. Watson, pastor Of the
Methodist church in Chapel Hill, passed
through on the noon train. He reports
that preparations are being made for tt e
Il
/ Prof. r. L. Flowers, one of Trinity's
most popular professors, is again in the
city. 1t will be remembered that he was
called home just previous to commence
/ ment on account of the death of a
brother.
Father Marion, of the Church of the
Sacred Heart, Raleigh, arrived on last
Y evenings train and otf1ciated at the
Chamberlain Upchurch nuptials last
night He returned to Raleigh this morn
ing
Last night at Stokes Hall Rolla and
Rolla himself is said to be quite clever.
but he is the show The prices are low
/ and 1t will do for a few hours amuse:
ment They show again tonight.
Night before last the valuable horse Of
Mr.. Charles l.. Lindsay was taken sick
| while here, and horse doctors are said
$ to have worked on her all night At 12
o'clock the next day she was driven to
Chapel Hill, and soon after getting there
t died
The newspapers along the main line
= Of the Richmond and Danville railroad
state that the changing Of signs, etc , is
Ii going on preparatory to the change in
= name of the line 1t will soon be known
as the Southern Railway company. No
! Io
Il commence as soon as the changes on the
9 main line is completed,
Mr. E. c. Dunlap is quite an expert
worker in tin and iron. He recently
made very good water motor of small
size and one that worked 50 well that he
is engaged now in constructing one ot
= much larger dimensions. This is being
built for Mr.. J. G. Niche, the superin
dent of the Durham water works, and nc
doubt will be tested we'll when it is com
. pleted. While effective, these motors art
t very simple in construction.
Mr. l. w. Wise left for Richmond yes
e terday, from which place he will go tt
1 New York the last of the week. Or
: next Wednesday he will sail for Ham
burg on the German line. On the sam,
vessel Professor Bynum and Professo
e Merritt, both of whom formerly helC
d places in the faculty of Trinity college
IS will sail. Mr. Wise goes for an EXTENDED
= pleasure tour through Europe, and tn
two professors go for years study q
German universities.
Street Commissioner Christian is:bus,
e at work with his force on Chapel Hi
e street. He is having good stone PLACED
- on one side of the street, and this will
make an excellent driveway when com
'o pleted. The crossing at the r. & D. ant
S. A. L. tracks is being repaired and vii
b be much improved The stone on tn
V norton of Main street between the post