The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-07-12

terday afternoon.
J. II. S%outngate returned at noon from
q brief trip up the road
Mrs. and Mrs. John T. Kerr went to
Raleigh on the noon train.
The framework of the Watts hospital
is up and the work is progressing rap
idly.
Col. ]. S. Carr, John and Marvin Carr
left on the moor train for Morehead
City.
r. T. Gray, the well known Raleigh
lawyer, was here on legal business this
morning.
In the vacant lot between Main and
Peabody streets the rock crusher keeps
up its steady work.
Messrs. J. NJ. and j. A. Odell, Of
Greensboro, arrived this morning and
are at W. II. Branson's.
At s o'clock tonight Durham lodge,
No. -, |. 0. O. F., meets. Scribe W. B.
Bargwell requests that all members be
present.
A despatch received from Winston this
morning states that Mr. Garland E. Webb
has taken a turn for the worse and is
sinking rapidly.
A gentleman from Dutchville said this
morning that crops were looking very
we'll in his section. Little tobacco, he
says, has been planted there.
Miss Hattie Holcombe and Miss Tracy,
of Dan7ille, who visited here some weeks
ago, after a pleasant visit to Greensboro,
have returned to their homes in Danville
Raleigh Press Miss Lola McKinne, of
and Misses Nola and May
Woodward, of Durham, are spending a
days in the city, guests Of Miss Clyde
Ellington on Newbern avenue.
Durham Recorder: Mallory Durham
Cheroot company received an order
San Francisco for 10000 of their
goods. Their goods are now being |
to nearly every state in the
Union.
From the r. & D. railway track may |
seen the new parsonage Of Main Street
Methodist church, a handsome new
building that is going up rapidly. From
all indications this will be the hand
parsonage in the state.
An extra car was attached to the west
pound Southern train yesterday, the eX-
odus to the mountains necessitating this
Increase in passenger accommodations.
everyone on the train was going
vest for a little vacation.
All the yards in front of the Erwin
mill, the office of the company,
he store and the Methodist chapel are
leVeled and will be sown in grass,
With the intention of making a handsome
The new chapel is a very neat
title structure.
The Sunday school of the Christian
hurch went on an excursion to Farm
Osh this morning. There were forty or
fifty in the party, and no doubt they
thoroughly enjoyed themselves at this
delightful place. They left on the L.. &
}. train.
Rev. l.. w. Crawford and family left
the afternoon train yesterday for a
in the mountains. DR.. Crawford
as just returned from Northampton
ountry, where he addressed a large and
Enthusiastic educational meeting. He is
o~vering the state in an educational way
S agent for Trinity College.
The "Heavyweights' are the champion
all players in the younger Durham set.
hey have wiped up the other local
Chapel Hill and Greensboro s
ave both challenged this club to play {
'ithin the next few days, but the chal. c
have not yet been accepted. They =
ave played several games with Chapel a
I'LL already.
A railroad man who has taken the
'Ouble to find out tells THE GLOBE that .
18th all the fuss and fury raised about
le new railroad union on the Atlantic i
cast Line there are only two members >
f the American Railway Union on the g
'orth Carolina divisions of this system.
D.. r, l. organizers were at Weldon last
eek, tut the boys in that section did not s
Ike TO the new order. v
The first car with "Southern' painted
4 it passed through this morning. This
as Colonel A. 3. Andrews private car l.
I'd was attached to the cannon ball 4
ain, 1t is newly painted in a slightly o
yhter color than the old r. & D, cars s
I'd has simply the word "SOuthern." q
are busy changing the names :
! the cars from Richmond & Danville n
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