The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-11-05
PERSON AL.


Mr.. Fl. S. Leard has gone to Ports
mouth.
Mr.. William Boylan went yesterday to
Wake Forest.
Mr.. Soseph P. Gulley has gone to
Rocky Mount.
Judge Womack returned last night
from Pittsboro.
Mr.. Samuel Miller left for Atlanta yes
terday afternoon.
Mrs. NJ. Talman, of Brighton, N. L..
is at the Marlborough.
Rev. j. L. Cuninggim is visiting rela-
tiyes in West Durham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard have gone to
Kittrells to visit relatives.
Judge W. r. Allen, of Goldsboro, ar
rived yesterday afternoon.
Rev. D. d. Edwards, of Morrisville,
spent yesterday in Raleigh.
Mr.. A. Ward, of Kenansville, is here
attending the Supreme Court.
The Misses Rayenel, of Charleston, are
visiting at St. Mary's School.
Mr.. B. @. Beckwith has gone to Louis
burg on professional business.
Mr.. r. M. Arrasmith, superintendent
of Occoneechee Farm, is here.
Miss Emma Love has returned from
weeks visit to the Atlanta Exposition.
Mr.. G. P. Erwin, prominent citizen
of Morganton, spent yesterday IN the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas 81. Chavasse and
child. of Weldon, are at the Yarbor-
ough.
Mr.. RI. Gray left yesterday for Fay
etteville Court, and will return probably
to-day.
Miss Esther Jerman and her sister,
Mrs. Dargan, are guests at the nome OF
Mrs. Swepson.
Rev. A. @. Cree, who preached Sunday
at Apex, was here yesterday, returning
to Wake Forest.
Mr.. George NJ. Lindsay, well known
attorney of Snow Hill, Greene county,
arrived yesterday.
DR.. F. NJ. Moye, of Wilson, Grand
Master of the Masons of North Carolina,
was here yesterday.
Capt. s. T. Tomlinson, proprietor or
the Durham House Furnishing Company,
was here yesterday.
Dol. John D. Shaw, of Rockingham,
was here yesterday, appearing as counsel
for the r. and A. road.
DIR. L. W. Perkins, of Newport, one OF
the defendants in the Beaufort grave
ward insurance caees,n is here.
Mr.. 8. 7. Morgan, of Durham, Presi-
dent of the Virginia and Carolina Fer
tilizer Co., was here yesterday.
Mrs. Fred Phillips, of Tarboro, who
has deem visiting her daughter, Mrs. ID.
w. Jackson, has returned nome.
Mrs. G. J. Dargan and Miss Esther
Jaman, of Ridgeway, and Miss Mebane,
of Graham, left yesterday for Atlanta.
Mrs. George FL Brown, who has been
visiting in Raleigh for some time, yester-
day left for her home in Washington,
N. @.
DR.. @. E. Taylor, president OF Wake
Forest College, was here yesterday, On
his way to the southern part OF the
State.
Mr.. Van Wyck Hoke has gone to Ashe
Vile in the interest of the Lincoln LlGhla
Springs, of which he is Secretary and
Treasurer.
In the city Will @. French, Colds
boro; @. W. Brown. Louisburg; A D.
Ward, Kenansville; Capt. N. A. Ram
say, of Durham.
Congressman and Mrs. w. I. Stroud
spent the day here yesterday with State
Treasurer Worth, returning in the after
noon to their home in Chapel Hill.
Governor Carr and family left for At
lanta yesterday afternoon, over the
Southern railway. They occupied Col.
A. B. Andrews private car, No. 102.
Messrs. f. L. Fuller and g. Ell. Rhyme,
of Charlotte, were here yesterday on
their way to Franklinton, where they
viii put electric lights in one OF the cot
ton mills.
DR.. 81. B. Battle went to Chapel Hill
Yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Battle, who
has been spending the summer in that
pleasant old University town, will re-
turn with him to day. They will live at
Mr.. Ed. Crows, 202 Halifax street.
Sheriff J. II. Bell and Deputy ]. Fl.
Barrus, of Jones county, brought in yes
terday four conyicts, one white. Three
of them had two-year sentences for per
jury, and one had sentence of year for
larceny.
Sunday morning Mrs. Belva Lock
wood, lawyeress, oratoress, and woman
suffragist, who was the first candidate
of the Woman's Rights party for Presl-
dent, was passenger on the s. A. l..
train. She was returning north from
Atlanta.
Mr.. W. E. Ashley returned Saturday
night from weeks trip to Baltimore.
Mr.. Ashley said that during his trip he
met with great many drummers on
their way back from their Southern
trips He said all these drummers were
in high spirits over the great business
they had done, and one said that he had
not sold such bills of goods for eight