The news & observer., 1895-08-17
PERSONAL.

Mr.. R. t. Gray spent yesterday in
Louisburg on legal business.
Mr.. O. R. Smith, of Henderson, was
Yesterday registered at the Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. Bruce Wright re-
tarmed yesterday from New York.
Senator Mewborne returned home
Yesterday on his way from the big meet
ing at Cary.
Miss Mary Turner, daughter of DR.. Y.
E. Turner, left yesterday for Chapel Hill
on visit.
Mr.. j. R. Ferrall, sister and two
daughters returned yesterday from
trip to the mountains.
Master D. V. Conn and little sister
Nan are spending a few weeks with reia-
tives in Society Hill, s. Q.
Mr.. ". G. Upchurch's condition yes
terday was without marked change, but
he does not seem to be gaining.
Mr.. ]. W. Bailey, editor Of the Biblical
Recorder, returned yesterday from the
Baptist Chataqua at Red Springs.
Miss Belle Bagley, returned yesterday
to her home in Raleigh, after stay OF
several months in Washington, d. q.
Mr.. J. NJ. Lamar, of Monticello, Fla,
is in the city stopping at the home OF MS
mother-in law, Mrs. NJ. A. Hawkins.
Mrs. and Miss Henderson, who have
been visiting Mrs. Montgomery, left yes
terday for their home in Troy, Alabama.
Mr.. Tai Murray is back from Connel-
Tvs Springs, after pleasant stay OF Ave
weeks. Mr.. Murray looks much i'm
proved.
1t was thought yesterday that the i'll
ness of Mr.. William McPheeters had not
yet taken the form of typhoid fever, as
was at one time feared.
Mr.. A. W. Shaffer has returned from
a visit 10 his coal mine in Colorado,
which causes Loge to put on his thinking
cap and cut his eye again.
Miss Alice DeVane, of Wade, Cumber-
land county, who has been visiting at
the home Of Rev. N. B. Cobb, left for
her home yesterday afternoon.
Editor WE Marshall, of the Gastonia
Gazette, was here yesterday with his
wife and children, on tHeir way to
Franklin county, to visit Mr. MsrshaiPs
moth r.
Mrs. DR.. PItman arrived in the city
yesterday on her way to Lincolnton
whittier she will go to day. She is the
guest while here OF Mrs. Elizabeth
Grimes.
Mrs. F. A. Ods and son Douglas, who
have been at WrktNsville for fndGsh,
are now at Southport Miss Eliza Prim-
rose and master F. q. Oids are at
WrightsvRe.
Mr.. George Kuehne, the efficiens Soreign
correspondent for Barbee and Thompson,
returned yesterday from his Summer
jaunt in Europe, hooking hearty and
pleased TO be hask ia Raleigh.
Mr.. G. F. Umie, of Wilson'S Mfxs,
said last night that ne was much shocked
to hear Of young Tomlinson's trouble;
that he worked in hts (Wiison's) factory
and was al ways regarded as good young
man.
Miss Daisy HarWood is reported to be
still quite in with typhoid fever at her
home on Salisbury street, which gives
mush concern 70 her friends who hope
daily for change for the better.
General Manager John Fl. Winder is
off duty, being on furlough of 80 days.
He has c0ammed two weeks Of his out
ing, part Of which he has been enjoying
in Raleigh with hfs relatives and
friends,
Secretary Coke vas said yesterday to
be about the same, and holding his own,
which, however, does not mean that he
is not stin very i'll man, as his deltrium
has not yet left him. Phe crisis is
looked for to-day, it being the twenty first
day of bis sickness.
Mr.. ". r. Tucker left Raleigh Thurs
day for New York 10 meet his three sisters,
the Misses Tucker, who are expected to
arrive from Europe to-day. The party
is expected back on Monday, and will
probably be Joined on their return by
Mr.. Jehn Fl Winder who leaves TO day for
New York.
Mr.. G. F. Uzzle, of the building firm of
John a. wilson & Co., of Wilson's Mills,
N. c., is spending the day in the city on
his return from Louisburg, where bis
firm has contracted to build one of the
handsomest residences in the town for
Mr.. Henry A Crenshaw, of the firm OF
Crnshaw, Hicks & Allen.
Prof. Collier Cobb, of the University,
and the son Of Rev. n B. Cobb of this
city has been quite sick at Lilesyille,
but is better. Mr.. Cobb returned last
week from Europe in company with
party of University men, with wAom he
has been making fruitful studies of the
geology of England, Ireland aud Scot
land
Senator Marion Butler left yesterday
for his home in Elliott on his way from
Gary. He was asked, touching the ''sil-
yer eall" of Mr.. Ed. Chambers Smith and
others, would he attend. He SAIL he
would be pleased to be there; the call in
34o5 him ond oil uho believed in silver