The Durham daily globe., 1894-09-25
LOCAL NOTES.
People Coming and Going-Notes of In
terest Easily cad.

business
W. r. Murray came down from Hills.
boro today.
Will Lougee came down from Dukes
farm today
Miss Mollie Cole was reported no bet
ter this morning
Miss Ida Carr passed through the
city today on her way to Raleigh.
Miss Mable TomIinson and Miss Lala
Carr won't to Raleigh on the noon train
to-day
There will be a meeting of Durham
lodge No. 352, A F 6 A NJ, tonight at
7:45 O'Clock
All are invited to go out and hear "
W. Kitchin and jerome Dowd lecture to
night, ladies also
L. w. Mason, soliciting freight agent
Of the Southern railroad left on the west
bound nail last evening.
Mr.. D. B. Cameron, one Of DuTham's
lumber dealers, arrived last evening from
visit 10 his home in Harnett county.
Miss Viua Lingle, Of Salisbury, came
down on the noon train and is visiting
Miss Maud Hartin, on Mangum street.
Messrs. B. c. and j. A. Woodall have
| oh ATo;r
| next door to John Merrick's barber shop.
! W. Il Pernell arrived on the morning
mail from near Raleigh, where he has
been to attend the burial of his brother,
who died there Sunday morning.
Messrs. Williams & Reavis have gone
iHto copartnership and are now running
their shoe shop in the rear end of NJ.
E4k's fruit stand, Main street Give them
a cali.
Professor Minis lecture last night on
the subject of "Why We Should Read
Coed Literature" was a frst-ctass talk.
He delivered it to the Epworth League
of trinity church.
Ida Pinter and Fink Strayhorn were
before 'SquirGs Barbee and McMannen
this morning for assault and battery.
The evi,icnce as weak and they were
fined 80 cents and cost
Miss Mary Mackay, formerly of Dur
ham, but now of Raleigh, passed through
the city last evening on her way to Flor
Tia. She is one of the leading members
of the Christian choir Of Raleigh
The negro thief who stole two gold
watches from the residence of Mr.. Paul
Olson Yesterday have not been heard
from yet, so the officers say, but they say
he had better keep himself in close quar-
tiers.
Only one case before Mayor Link tLis
morning that Of John Thompson. He was
too full and il caused him TO waver lii
tie Cd the street. He was pulled and
given a hearing, and it cost him 81 for
, his fun
) Professors Peg1am a>d irr d !, fl
this morning to attend lie funeral Of the
late DR.. +. J.. Reid, They bear The *
rrcssions of deep sympathy of the farr1y
and students of Trinity colleg" to th,
bercaved relatives.
The prohibition club will meet tonight
for re organization and business l., their
room on Main street over the Durhan
Furniture Company's store. Those wish
ing 10 become members must be presen
and their names will be recorded.
The enteIt. inment given last night a
Stokes hall 10y Belle Boyd, was the bes
of the season There was a la-ge crowC
, present and all enjoyed it immensely
After the expenses are paid there will bs
balance Of about $50 for the soldiers
home.
The attention of our readers is called tC
the advertisement of the Trinity college
lecture com ni,tec, which sppears on tht
, editorial page of this issue. They striv,
, to give our people the benefit of first
5 class lectures and concerts, and shoulC
, receive the hearty support of citizen
? generally.
Mcssrs Tom Nay and jim Faucet
both we'll known in our city, will in fe Y
days open up a machine shop in Burling
ton, n. c. James and Tom are two De
~
q wihes hem much success in their ventur
e in life for themselves. Mr.. Faucet vii
l. BE- msnaGer Of the shops, while Mr.. Ma
a "iil still hold his position as engineer oil
i tn" .. x { road.
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