The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-09-11
The News Observer.
WEDNESDAY, September II, 1885.
PERSON AL.

State Printer Stewart was mere yeI-
terday.
Register of Deeds Rogers is quite sick
at Apex.
Mr. Herbert Norris, of Apex, was here
yesterday.
Mr.. Tom Heartt returned yesterday
from Macon, Ca
Col. and Mrs. A. B. Andrews returned
home yesterday.
Miss Mary Davis is visi ing friends in
Chatham county.
Judge Clarke is still confined to his
room by sickness.
Mrs. A. W. Knox left yesterday for
Washington, D. @.
Miss Minnie Slocumb, of Goldsboro, Is
visiting Miss Kirby.
Justice aud Mrs. Montgomery are
visiting in Warreuton.
The condition of Mr.. j. William Bailey
was improved yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Kirby returned yesterday
from visit to New Jersey.
Miss Anna B. Stronach returned yes
terday from visit to Wilson.
Mrs. T. J. Jarvis is at the Marlborough,
en- route to her home in Greenville.
Mr.. Ed. r. Psscud and Miss Mary Pes
.cud returned yesterday from a Northern
trip.
Deputy W. G. Troy, who was para
lyzed some weeks ago, is about well
again.
Mr.. G. Fl. Norton, the well known
Durham contractor, spent yesterday III
the city.
Mr.. Henry Mckee Tucker left to day
for the North, where he will enter
medical college.
Miss Matte B. Utley returned yester
day afternoon from two weeks visit to
her sister in Goldsboro.
Mr.. o. W. Blacknsll's little daughter
Kate accidentally broke her arm Sunday,
at their home in Kittrell.
Miss Jennie Tyson, who has been visit
ing Miss Maggie Moring, yesterday re-
turned to her home in Wilson.
Mr.. J. W. Cooper left yesterday for a
business trip to South Carolina. he Will,
it is said, soon remove to Lumberton.
Mrs. D. L. Shiverly is very i'll with
heart trouble She went to Baltimore
to consult specialist, but found no re-
lief.
Mrs. E. NJ. Hayes and Messrs. J. M.
Hayes and Jack Hayes returned yester-
day from Norganton, where they spent
the summer
Judge James E. Shepherd was here
Yesterday. He has just returned from
Asheviile, where be has been on imp6-
tant legal business.
Miss Florence Slater, one of the most
able and successful members of the
faculty Of st. Mary's school. left yester-
day for Cornell University, to take a
special course.
Miss Mary johnson has returned to
the New England Conservatory Of Music,
after spending her vacation at nome. She
will complete the course at the eonserva-
tory. MISS Johnson is already regarded
as one Of Raleigh's most talented mnsi
Clans
Mr. s. .. Young, who has made many
friends during his short residence in
Raleigh. will return to Henderson, his
former home. He will engage in the
cotton business, the firm being S. D.
Young & Co, and will buy cotton at
all the towns between Y0ungsvilie
and Weldon. Mr.. Young came here to
wind up the affairs of Alfred Williams
& Co, which work he did very success
fully. The best wishes of his friends
go with him in his new field. He left
on the west bound train this morning.
Mai. J. NJ. Crenshaw, of Wake Forest,
who has been spending two weeks at
RoaringGap hotel returned yesterday and
told NEWS AND OBSERVER reporter that
he had never been in all his life to more
thoroughly delightful place. II enjoyed
every minute of the time. The fare was
good, the company pleasant, and the
climate invigorating. We think We have
good fruit here in Wake; We do not know
anything about fruit. / did not see any
fruit worth talking about, comparative,
ly, until | got away frsm the railroad.
Then trees we're loaded down with the
finest apples ever tasted. am very
fond of fried apples-eat them every day
in the season at home, but the bakedap
pies at Roaring Gap were so large
luscious and fine that am afraid that
will not love the smallapples have b. Ell
accustomed to enjoy The mountain
people are among the best in the world
and / have come back home greatly
pleased with them aud their beautiful
country Mai Crenshaw never looked
better in bis life, and bears with him tn'
evidences of the excellent fsre at tn,
hotel and the health giving climate.
Peace institute Opens To-day.
Peace Institute opens this morning A