The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-22
PERSONALS.

Mr.. Charles Turner is at home again
Mr.. Van Wyck Hoke and DR.. Michael
Hoke are at home for the holidays.
Rev. b. c. Alfred, of the North Caro-
lima. Conference. was here yesterday
Miss Helena Horner has returned
from visit to friends in Greensboro.
Mr. Brown Shepherd, of the State
University, is at home for the holidays.
Mr.. c. w. Lea left yesterday for
Durham. where he will spend the holi-
days,
Dr. and Mrs. John II. London, of
Chapel Hill. are visiting Mr., W. J..
Tucker.
Mr.. X. l.. Rand is quite sick with
fever al his residence on Fayettcyliie
street.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Baskerville, of
Chapel Hill are spending the holidays
in the city.
Proprietor Crawford. of the Park
Hotel. has returned from the Atlanta
Exposition.
Rev. j. L. Cunningham, of the n c.
Methodist Conference, went yesterday
to Durham.
Miss Mary Johnson, who is attend
ing the Boston Conservatory of Music
is at home.
MISS DdlSA want. VI lllC vi
Monroe High School, is at home to
spend Christmas.
Miss Katie Conn arrived yesterday
from Matthews to spend the holidays
with her parents.
DR. and Mrs. \. b. Hawkins, Miss
Bailey and Miss TAYLOR, have returned
from Washington, ID. c.
Miss Mary Johnson. who is attending
the New England Conservatory of Mu
sic, is at home for the holidays.
Prof John Graham, of Ridgeway.
was here Yesterday. He is one Of the
officers of the State Farmers Alliance.
Mrs. Frances johnson, Of Richmond,
arrived yesterday TO spend the holi-
days with her son. Mr.. Charles +. John
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bailey viii re-
main in Raleigh during the Christmas
season. They are at DR.. 4. y. Haw-
kins'
Mr.. Frank L. Hill, of New York, is
spending Christmas week with his par
ents He is always cordially welcomed
home
DR.. Chas. u. McIver, President Of the
State Normal and Industrial School,
returned 10 Greensboro yesterday af-
ternoen.
Mai Chas NJ Stedman. who has been
here week arguing cases before the
Supreme Court. returned 10 .Asheyille
Yesterday.
Miss Louie Busbee and Miss Sophy
Busbee left on the Southern yesterday
for Wilmington, where they will spend
the holidays.
Miss Bette Edwards has returned
from school to spend the Christmas
holidays with her parents on west
Martin street
Il. y. Simms. Of Wake Forest. and
Miss Eva Simms, of Morganton, are at
home TO spend the Christmas with
their parents
Representative Ellis. who has been
here as one Of the committee to exam
inc the books of the State Treasurer,
returned to Davie county yesterday.
Raleigh banks stand equal TO the
best anywhere There is now, as shown
in the statements published in to-day's
paper. one and third million dollars
on deposit.
Representative d. II. Julian returned
Yesterday to Salisbury, the committee
having finished their examination OF
the books OF the State Treasurer and
State Auditor.
Charles {. Mcdonald, in charge OF
the Raleigh branch OF the Southern
Building and Loan. has given his
friends a handsome Christmas present
Of "a souvenir Of Raleigh.
Mr. Chas. +. Harvard has gone to
Washington 70 accept position in the
Government Printing Office. lie is one
OF the brightest and most popular
members Of the Raleigh Mon.
Miss Berenice Gnlley left to-day for
Atlanta. After taking in the ENPosi-
tion she VIII go 10 Selma AMI Mont
gomery. Alubama to spend the hOli
days With her uncle, \. +. Young.
Owing 10 recent family affection,
Rev Mr.. Cole will not fill his pulpit To-
morrw Rev Prof Merritt of Trinity
College viii preach morning and night.
The family Of Mr.. l. +. Dortch. ol
Goldsboro, is spending the holidays at
DR.. T. -. Hogs.
The Richmond Dispatch announces
the marriage on Wednesday, the 10Th
inst. Of Miss Lidie Lasitter, who has
many friends in North Carolina, to Mr..
Herbert +. Lipscomb, both of Rich
mond. The bride is the only daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Lasitter, for
merry of kinStOn, \. &.