The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-11-14


b3rn.
Capt. George P. Collins, Of Hills5oro,
is at the Yaroorongh.
Sheriff J. @. Arlington, OF Rocky
Mount, Nash county, is here.
DR.. Moore and Mr.. P. D. Walker, OF
Apex, were here yesterday.
General L. F. Hoke and family leave
this morning for Atlanta, Ga.
Toe coudit on of Miss Daisy Page was
yesterday reported unchanged.
Mr.. DuBrutz Guitar, prominent
Wilmington lawyer, Is in the city.
Miss Lallah Raney left yesterday after
noon for a visit to friends at Haw River
Mr.. T. F. Faucette and Capt. W. l..
Wall, of Durham, were here yesterday.
Messrs. J. j. Daniel, of Halifax, j. J
Wood and J. E. Shields, OF Weldon, are
here.
President W. @. Petty, of the Carthage
road, was here yesterday on railroad
business.
Mrs. c. T. Bailey returned yesterday
and Washington.
Mrs. Snow returned yesterday from a
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Charles Bass
keryille, at Chapel Hill.
To day at the Cathedral of the Good
Shepherd Mr.. Hodges will be married TO
Mss Florence McMackin.
Mr.. N. a. Sinclair, prominent Fay
etteville attorney, is here in the interest
of clients, before the Supreme Court.
Judge Fred. Phillips, who has been
visiting his daughter, Mrs. I'll. w.
Jackson, returned yesterday to Tar
boro.
Miss Sudie Clark returned yesterday
from HIllsboro, where she was one OF the
attendants at the marriage OF Miss era
ham to Mr.. Webb.
Miss Mary Lucas, of Newbern, and
Miss Lille Judd, of Henderson, who
have been visiting Miss Louise Hodge,
have returned home
Miss Bessie Henderson, of Salisbury,
daughter OF Hon. john s. Henderson, is
visiting Mrs Julian B. Undertake, on
North Blount street.
Capt. Wm. Ward, of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Co., San Francisco, CAL, is
here on visit to his mother, Mrs. a.
Ward, on Halifax street.
Mr.. Purnell jefferson, of Philadelphia,
q former citizen of Raleigh, is stopping
over here day or two, on his return
home from Atlanta.
Mrs E. NJ. Brax5on, (nee Miss Janet
Fuller, of Newport News, Va, arrived
yesterday, and is visiting her father,
Judge Fuller, at the Park Hotel.
Mr.. Sol. G. Well, of Wilmington,
Assistant u. 5. District Attorney, was
here yesterday, arguing for the directors
in the Bank OF New Hanover case.
Mrs. Matte NJ. Fendt, and little
daughter, Louise, who have spent the
summer with her father, Maj. Martin,
have returned to their home ia Waycross,
Ga.
Maj W A. Guthrie, OF Durham, epent
yesterday in Chs city. He had just re-
turned from Atlanta, ana says the man
who fails TO see the exposition misses q
sight.
Capt Charles NJ. Cooke, Secretary Of
State, went to Louisbarg yesterday morn
ing. He aud Mrs q toke expect TO go
to the Atlanta Exposition the last of
this week.
Rev. W. T. Herndon, Financial Agent
of Elon College, was in the city ysster-
day. He says the last year was the most
prosperous IN the history OF the college,
the attendance is now larger than ever,
and that practical co-education is sue
cess.
Secretary W. s. Barnes, of the State
Alliance, went to the western part of
the State yesterday afternoon. He
joined Mr. j. NJ. Mewborne, membsr
of the executive committee. ''rhe point
at which the shoe factory will be located
is not yet settled, said the Secretary.
DR.. r. A. Moore, of Moncure, was
here yesterday. He says Northern par
ties are corresponding with the people
interested in the water power near there,
with view to developing it. ''But eve
rything is quiet in Chatham, now"
said the Doctor, mot even politics ex-
cepted, and know the chatham people
talk politics as much as any peoplein the
State"