The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-08-23
PERSONAL.

Mr.. T. D. Turner went to Durham
yesterday.
Senator Marion Butler was in the
city yesterday.
Rev. DR.. I. Mex. Pittinger went to
Sanford yesterday.
Mr.. G. B. benson returned from
Portsmouth yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. Denton have re-
turned from trip north.
Mrs ". T. MCGEE left ye terday on a
visit to friends in Virginia.
Mr.. W. L. Poteat. profe 5or at Wake
Forest, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Walter R, Henry is in the city,
visiting at the residence Of Mrs. Holden.
Mr.. H. A. Granger, of the internal
revenue service, has returned from
raid
Mr. r Muse Nielsen, the popular
furniture drummer, was in the city yes
terday.
Mrs. Roscoe Num- left Yesterday for
Newbern on a visit to her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Dale.
Mr. and Mrs. S F. Telfair are ex
nected back Monday from their extended
trip through the North.
Commissioner Patterson will be at Mon
roe today and tomorrow conducting the
Farmers Institute there.
Mr. JOHN Blue, of Aberdeen, president
OF the Aberdeen and R3ckfish railroad,
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Potter, of New York, arrived
yesterday, called here by the death of her
sister, Miss Daisy Harvard.
Mr.. J. A. Holmes passed through the
city yesterday on his way to Chapel
Hill. He will return to day.
Mrs. Fab. Briggs returned to the city
yesterday from Mt. Vernon Springs,
where she has been spending the sum
mer.
Mr.. Charles Pearson and Misses Mary
and Maggie Bryan have gone on visit
to relatives and friends at Taluda, Polk
county.
Mr. j ". Wallace, Washington ar
fist, is stopping at the home of the late
DR.. G. T. Bailey, whose portrait he is
now engaged in painting.
Mr.. T. r. Purnell has returned from
Greene county, where he went to repre-
sent John d. Grimsly end other Fusion
candidates in their contention for the
county offices.
Misses Katie Florence and Fannie Ter
rell returned to-day from an extended
visit to relatives and friends at Asheville,
He1dersonville and other POINTS among
the blue Ridge"
Messrs. Vt. L. Terrell and John W.
Pope, tobaccoaists of Durham, and Mr..
J. y. Day, tobacco auctioneer of Louis
vile, Ky, stopping with relatives in
Durham, were here yesterday in attend
ance upon tie opening tobacco sales.
Prof. W. E Weatherly, wife and child,
who have been visiting the family Of
Marshall O. j. Carroll, left yesterday
for their new home in Pittsburg, Pa,
where Prof. Weatherly has charge of the
Manual Training Department of the city
schools.
Mr.. III Z. Fries, of Salem, and DR.. J.
r. McLelland were in the city yesterday
as members of the executive committee
of the Board of Agriculture, which com
mittee met yesterday to elect new pro
fessor at the Agricultural and Mechani
cal College
Mr.. Chas E. Parrish, ex State Senator
from Orange, spent yesterday in Raleigh.
He says that it would be low estimate
to say that nine tenths of the people in
Orange are for the free coinage of silver,
and that those who are Democrats are
resolved to fight it out within the Demo
cratic party, believing that the victory
can be won in no other way.
Mr.. VIM. K. Brown,a prominent law
yer of Birmingham, Ala and his sister
Miss Mamie B. Brown, of Red Springs,
N. c., are visiting friends in the city for
a few days. Mr.. Brown was a teacher
in the Centennial Graded School of this
city several years ago. Mr.. Brown is
native of Robson county and left North
Carolina eight years ago for his present
home. He is a cousin of Mr.. N. A,
Brown, of the Revenue service.
DR.. Geo. Fl. P. Cole, President of the
Bank of Commerce, of Hendersonville,
N. c., spent yesterday in Raleigh on his
way to New York where be will join a
congenial company of Alabama doctors
for tour of Europe. Dr. Cole says that
Hendersonvllle has lost none of its pop
ularity as a summer resort, and that all
the hotels and boarding houses are full
of bosrders. Indeed he says the whole
mountain section of the state is more
popular this year with visitors than ever
before.
We Want Mere Dnghis.
Peferrjno To the effort Mr. A Dugbi