The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-08
Personal.

in Wilmington.
Gen. r. r Hoke returned to the city
yesterday afternoon.
Register of Deeds Rogers went to
Apex yesterday to spend Sunday.
Postoffice Inspector Conrad left yes
terday for his home in Charlotte.
Mr.. Jacob Bowman, of Mitchell. re-
turned home yesterday morning.
Judge Walter Clark left yesterday
morning for his farm in Halifax.
Mrs. John i. Manson went yester-
day to Richmond to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. 7. Child returned
yesterday to their home in Chicago.
Mr.. J. S. Manning, of Durham, was
in the city yesterday returning home
in the afternoon.
Robt. ELumnsden, the mail transfer
clerk at the Union Station, is taking
in the Exposition.
Secretary W. S. Barnes, of the State
Alliance, has gone to Wilson to visit
some sick nieces.
Judge Shepherd left for Newbern
Yesterday to argue a case in chambers
before Judge Boykin.
Mr.. G. BI Afford, of Holly Springs,
was in the city yesterday, returning
home in the afternoon.
Miss Nora Watkins. daughter of DIR.
John S. Watkins, of Spartanburg, ;.
c.. is visiting Mrs. Massey.
Mr.. and Mrs C. F. Meserve returned
Yesterday afternoon from the Baptist
Convention at Greensboro.
Mrs. VIM. 4 Guthrie, accompanied
by her son. Mr.. w. Il. Guthrie. spent
yesterday in the city, shopping
Mr.. r. i. Boone. of Durham, who is
attending the L. $. Court here, went
home yesterday to spend Sunday.
u. S. Deputy Jack Shelburn went
home to Burlington TO spend Sunday.
He will return tomorrow to court.
Mr. Victor Bryant, of Durham, went
home to spend Sunday. Mr.. Bryant
will return tomorrow to U. :. Court.
Mr.. Robt. w Winston was in the city
yesterday attending Federal Court re-
turning to Durham IN the afternoon.
Mr.. W. T. Crews. manager of the Pos
tai Telegraph Co, left yesterday after
noon for Pittsboro to take a hunt of
two or three days.
Capt. and Mrs. T. II. Cheyasse left
Yesterday for the Exposition. Their
little daughter went to Weldon TO re-
main with her grandmother until their
return.
L. S. Deputy Collectors Nanderford,
of Salisbury, Mebane. of Greensboro.
and Means, of Concord went home yes
terday afternoon, after attending L. S.
Court here.
Mr. Lee A. benson, son of Capt. G. b.
benson, Observer of the L. 5. Weather
Service, stationed at Albany, n. Y. ar
rived this morning to spend few
weeks with parents.
L. S. District Attorney Aycock left
for his home in Goldsboro Yesterday
afternoon to spend Sunday. He will
return tomorrow morning in time for
court which will convene at ten o clock.
The case of james T. Pool, who was
bound over by Commissioner Purnell
for selling stamps at a discount at Ar
cher Lodge postoffice threw himself on
the mercy of the court and Judgment
was suspended.
Mr.. 4. z. Massey, one OF the counsel
in the Graveyard insurance cases.
left yesterday for Jones county, to-
gether with the senior counsel. Col.
HinsdaIe The casA viii be called to-
morrow before Judge Graham.
Rev. ". l.. Grissom. of Greensboro,
editor of the Christian Advocate, was
in the city yesterday. The Advocates
circulation and business have grown
this year 1T has been a much better
year than last" said Mr.. Grissom yes
t6rday
Mr.. l.. NJ. Cooke. secretary and treas
urer Of Virginia Cotton Mills, OF Swep
sonyillc. WAS in the city yesterday. lie
was, like all other progressive North
Carolinians, greatly pleased with the
cotton mill edition of the News and
Observer.
Col John w HiIsdale left yesterday
morning for Trenton, Jones county,
where the Graveyard insurance
eases will he called. There are several
bin YET against those defendants who
were acquitted in Carteret. There are
nine bills in all.
Messrs. Davidson. Davis, Sinclair, En-
win and McCorllIe, Of the lawyers at
tending Supreme court, were engaged
in he arguments Of appeals At the end
OF the Tenth District Calendar until
the close Of the session on Yesterday,
and left last night for their respective
homes
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