The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-24
Mabel Paige in "The Red Huzzar,"

10 U'2ul Ill buS hCduCluJ
Mi Sallie Kenan, of Wilmington IS
visiting relatives in the city.
Elk Governor Thomas j. Jarvis, OF
Greenville, is at the Marlborough.
Col, W. F. Green, of Frrnklinton, IS
the guest of his brother, Mr.. A. III.
Green -,
Mr.. Cameron McRae, of Fayetteville,
and Mr.. Peyton Howard, of Newbern
arrived yesterday.
Col. William E. Holt, of Lexington.
one of the largest cotton manufacturers
in the Safe, is here.
Mr.. James N. Williamson, Jr., one OF
the leading young cotton manufacturers
of the State, is III the city.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Gattls, OF Fay
etteville, arrived yesterday ana are
visiting relatives in the city.
Chairman James Il. Pou, of the state
Democratic Executive Committee, ar
rived Yesterday from his home IN smith
filld
Mrs r. H. Cowan, of Durham, and
Mr. John Metts. of Wilmington, are
guests at the home of Capt. O. B. Den
son.
DR.. Cy. Thompson, President of the
State Farmers Alliance, is here, attend
ing the meeting of its Executive Com
mittee.
Senator Marion Butler arrived here
yesterday from his home in Sampson
county. He returned few days ago
from the Atlanta Exposition.
Capt. G. B. benson leaves this after
noon for the Educational Congress at
Atlanta. Captain benson represents
North Carolina in the eXecut We com
mittee of fl teen from the several States.
Mrs b. f. Schlesslnger, nee Miss Mary
Lee, formerly OF Raleigh, now reside n
OF Chicago, is in the city visiting Mis-
Margaret Hill on Newbern Avenue, Ms.
Schlessinger, two or three years ago, be-
fore her marriage, went to Japan to join
her parents, and was soon thereafter
m srrled.
The Misses Petty, of Manly, are at the
Marlborough.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. Burton are as the
Marlborough.
Mr. t. NJ. Check, of Mebane, is TAX
ing in the fair.
Miss Addie G. Young, of Charlotte, is
at the Marlborough.
Mrs. and Mrs. F. w. Hancock, OF Ok
TO d, are at the Marlborough.
Mrs. J. J. Jackson, of PiItsboro, is
visiting at Mr.. II. W Jaekson's.
hiss Dora Cox, Of Cedar Falls, is visit
ing the family of Col. W. J Hicks.
Mss Josie Taylor, of Durham, is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs L. T Brown,
Miss Ora Yearly, of Durham is visit
ing Mis- Helena Horner on Park avenue.
F. W. Barnes, I. B. Sugg, Taylor
Barnes, and W. FL. Brice, Of wilson, are
here.
Miss Bessie A Boone, of Saratoga, and
Miss Sadie Dali, of Pitt county, are at
the Marlborough.
Misses Bessie and Lula Cheek, of
Mebane, are visiting Mrs. S. I. Smith,
on Hlllsboro street.
s D. Yourg. who has been here sew
eral days visiting friends, returned yes
terday to Henderson.
Miss Pattie Bum and Miss Ada
Richardson, of Wakefield, are the guests
of Mrs F B Arendell
Editor r. A Deal, Of the Chronicle,
who has been here for several days re
turned yesterday to Wilkesboro.
Col Oliver Dockery and Mr.. 0. FL.
Dockery, Jr, of Rockingham, arrived
yesterday and will remain during the
Fair.
Prof. J. A W. Thompson, superin-
tenoent of the Thompson School and
Business College, Of Siler City, is in
the city.
Mrs. David G. Worth of Wilmington,
and Mrs Roxanna Mcneil, Of Little
RIVER Academy, are visiting at Mrs.
Bagley's.
Mrs. s. M. Inman, of Atlanta, who
has been on a visit to New York, is at
her fathers Maj. A. NJ. McPheeter's.
She will shortly return to Atlanta.
Miss Ida Carr, Miss Lallah Ruth Carr,
Messrs. Marvin Carr, Claiborn Carr,
Will Carr. Mr.. n. @ Flower, Mrs.
Eugene Morehead, Miss Margaret More
head and Miss lizzie Morehead are the
guests of Col. J. S. Carr, at the Var
borough.