The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-07-28
PERSONAL.


Major Wilson has returned to the city.
Mrs. Ida Horne, of Clayton, was here
yesterday.
Judge Womack has returned from
Pittsboro.
Mr.. W. o. Smith, on Mcdowell street,
is still very i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Barhee are spend
ing few days at Beaufort.
Messers. Albert Kramer, julius and
Fred Mailer are again in the city.
Miss Lena Allen, of Wake Forest, is in
the city, the guest of Miss Yancey.
Gov. Carr and daughters left yester-
day for his farm in Edgecombe county.
Mr.. Giles Mebane, of Graham, is in
the city as the guest of Mrs. V. V. Swep
son.
Mrs. DR.. Y. E. Turner and son, Henry
have returned from two weeks stay at
Connelly's.
Drs. Cole and Pittinger have returned
to the city, and will occupy their re-
speetlVe pulpits today.
Mr.. Dughi has been called to Ports
mouth on business. He will leave to-
day and return on Monday.
Mr.. Joe Broughton, of the Govern
ment Printing office, Washington, D. O.,
has been in the city visiting friends.
Miss Webb, of Demopolis, Ala, passed
through the city yesterday from More
head City, en- route to Hlllsboro.
Judge Henry Bryan spent yesterday
IN Raleigh, and went up to Newton last
nightto open Catawba court on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Baskerville, Miss
Katherine Haywood and Miss Adelaide
Snow came down yesterday from Chapel
Hill.
Col. and Mrs. A. B. Andrews and
daughter, Miss Jane, left on the Sea-
board An Line train for New York yes
terdays
Mr.. Harry Montgomery, of Concord,
wholhas been visiting his sister Mrs. b.
S. Jerman, is now the guests of Mrs. M.
T. Norris.
Misses Blanche and Meta Watson left
yesterday for Carthage to visit their
aunt, Mrs. Lawbon Miss Ellen Watson
left for Red Springs.
Misses Minnie BEDFORD and Grace
nS retuSxned yesterday from Chapel
- they had been attending
Normal School.
Wip1er, Mrs. Josephus
epPus, Jr., Miss Carrie
iss Lily Hicks returned to
lerday from seaside re-
knie and Ethel Norris re-
from most delightful
l6s in Concord. They were
4ccompa1ied by Miss Lucy Montgomery,
daughter Of Judge VIM. Montgomery.
Principal W. J. Young, Of the Blind
Institution, who attended the Baptist
0rnhanage celebration at Thomasville,
and the Methodist District Conference
at Monroe, returned to the city yester-
day. He says that the prospects are
that there will be fifty more children at
the Blind Institution next session than
attended at the last session.
ExJudge Spier Whitaker has been at
Concord this week on legal business, rep
resenting Kessler, Populist, of Cabarrus
county, who is suing for the Office of
Treasurer, to which he was elected. AT
ter the election, as we understand 1t, the
magistrates abolished the Office. Judge
Norwood decided that Kestler was en-
titled to the Office. An appeal was taken.
Prof. NJ. G. Noble and wife, of Will
minqton, are visiting at the home of
Prof. Moses. Mr.. Noble taught arith-
metic and all mathematics at the Sum-
mer Normal School at the University.
The school closed yesterday, and there
were three extra cars full of teachers re-
turning through Raleigh to their homes.
ssThere we're IT'S teachers present" said
Mr.. Noble, land it was the best Normal
work have known done in the State -"
prof. Noble and wife will visit his father
at Selma before returning to their home.