The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-08-27

Norm tDlS noon.
Mr. George Lougee returned to the
city yesterday noon.
W II Osborne left for his home in
Oxford this morning.
Mr. w. w. Fuller's children are very
much improved today.
w. II. Osborn, of Greensboro, arrived
on the noon train yesterday.
Mr.. Ed Rawls, formally of this place,
is spending few days in the city.
Mrs John A. NOVEL;, of Roxboro, is
in The city on a short visit to Mrs. NJ. B.
Wyatt
The young mems democratic club will
meet tonight at 8 o'clock in the court
house
The express company have had their
wagon repainted. 1t presents neat ap-
pearance.
Mrs. J. S. Carr is reported some better
today. She is able to set up and walk
about little.
Mrs. G. G. Palmer, of Gainesville, :.
G arrived on the noon train for visit
to Mrs. w. II. Proctor.
Mr., Logan D. Howell, superintendent
Of the GOldsboro Graded schools, passed
through the city this noon
W. N. Pritchard, of Chapel Hill, left on
the west bound train yesterday afternoon
for Baltimore to buy his stock of fall
goods.
Mrs. Laura Norwood who has been
visiting Mrs, George Woodward left
Saturday afternoon for her home in
| Chapel Hill
Rev. G. J. Dowell preached at the Rose
Of Sharon church yesterday. He bap-
tized several converts and received them
into the church.
Misses Eulalia, Mabel and Master Will
Holt, of Mancherter, Va who have been
visiting the niIy of DR. Smith, returned
home this morning.
Elder JoshuaT. Rowe aud } T Id
gertOn will preach at the Prima,ive Bap
tist church Tuesday morning at 10
O'Clock. Public invited.
Miss Alice Keith, of Raleigh, who has
been visiting Mrs. G. E. Upchurch IN
Main street, for the past week, returned
home yesterday morning.
Prof. Vernon Darnall spent Sunday in
lIillsboro, and left this afternoon for Eu
falla, where he will take part in concert
on tie night of the 2Sth.
Miss Claude Clendeningham, who has
been visiting the Misses Pace, was called
home yesterday by a telegram stating
that her sister was quite sick.
Mis- Middleton, mother of Professor
Middleton Of this place, left for her home
in Warsaw this noon. She has been
here on a short visit to her son.
Messrs. Bob Eubanks, Fred Pritchard
and w. n. Pritchard, of Chapel Hill.
spent yesterday in the city. Fred came
10 see young lady, but she left on the
morning train.
The Rev. J. W. kilgo, a brother of the
president of Trinity college and mcm-
Der of the South Carolina conference,
prac1haJ OF Noip Straot cbprnh ,,or.orjo,,
morning to a age and attentive audience
Miss Hattie II Bemis, the young lady
who is to have charge of the drawing and
manual training departments of the
Graded school, arrived yesterday on the
noon train. She is stopping for the pres
ent with Major Tomlinson.
! Rev. y. \. Butler, formerly pastor of
the Second Baptist church at this place,
and who has been visiting here for sew
eral days, left yesterday morning for
Bethedeu, near Hillsboro, 10 assist Rev.
/ Mr. Taylor in series of meetings that
are 10 be held there.
! The magistrates of Durham county
met Saturday for the purpose of making
arrangements 10 borrow $40O. They
succeeded in securing the amount. All
! parties who have accounts against the
county can get them paid by presenting
same TO the county treasurer.
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