The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-09-17

MI. NJ ltIdIti MtCtl, C-A-tt l'9tNt VI NhN~N'''t
was here yesterday.
Miss Ellen Stronach has returned
from a visit to Weldon.
Miss Eliza Pool returned yesterday
from visit to Henderson.
David Berwanger, of Oberlin, N. O.,
is registered at the Marlborough.
Editor r. H. Cowan, of the Durham
Globe, spent Sunday in the city.
Miss Lille Hicks has returned from
visit to friends in Radford, Va.
Mr.. J. B. Walker, general agent for
Ginn & Co., was here yesterday.
General F. H. Cameron has gone to
Elizabeth City on business trip.
Mr.. Robert S. Mebane, the popular
commercial traveller, is in the city.
Rev. DR.. NJ. NJ. Marshall yesterday
went to Pittsboro for short visit.
Mr. Walter A. Montgomery returned
yesterday from a visit to Warrenton.
Mr.. W. H. Lyon, Of the Lyon Racket
store, is in New York, buying fall goods.
Mrs. Claude Barbee and Miss Katie
Darbee have returned from Richmond.
Treasurer W, II. Worth went yester-
day to Greensboro and Guilford Col
lege.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P whitaker returned
yesterday from weeks stay in New
York.
Mr.. R. II. Jones returned yesterday
ftom trip to the eastern part of the
State.
Gen. r. F. Hoke aud Mr.. Van WICK
Hoke have returned from Lincoln Lirhis
Springs.
Mrs. L. Banks Holt and Miss Louise
Holt, of Graham, returned to the city
yesterday
Miss Ramsey, Of Durham, who has
been visiting Miss Mary Naeay, re-
turned home yesterday
Mai. J. w. Wilson returned yesterday
from Morganton to attend the meeting Ct
the Railroad Commission.
President Winston, of the State Uni
YeEsity, was here Yesterday on his re-
xwn home from Louisburg.
Ass Eva s.mms has gone to Morgan
ton to take the normal course in the
Deaf and Dumb Institution.
Ex-Justice NcRae has gone to Pas
quotank county, where he rs counsel in
an important insurance case.
Mits Matte Jones, who has been the
guest of Mrs. G. n. Walters, has re-
turned to her home in Norfolk.
u. S. Commissioners D. W. Whitaker
and n. A Ramsey, OF Durham, were
here yesterday On revenue business.
DR.. and Mrs. Hughes and family, of
Newbern, who have been visiting re'a-
aiyes here returned home yesterday.
Prof O. j. Parker, secretary Of the
North Carolina Teachers Assembly, re-
turned from business trip yesterday.
u. s. Marshal o. J. Carroll went yes
terday to Wilmington en- revenue bust
ness. From there he goes to Fayette
vile and other points.
Ars. Winston passed through yester
day on her way to Chapd Hill to visit
ha son, President George 7. Winston,
of ehe State University.
State Auditor r. NJ. Furman returned
yesterday from visit to LouisbuTg, his
old home. He says that is the Invest
town of its size in the State.
B. /. Powell, Henderson; w. E Neal,
Apex; Alex. Page, Hoffman; W. E.
Breese, Jr., Chapel Hill; R. P. Taylor,
oxford; were here yesterday.
AT Louisburg Wednesday Mr. Perry
Neal viii be married to Miss Annie
Webb, daughter of President Webb, OF
the Louisburg bank. 1t wal be home
wedding.
Rev VIM Black, of Monroe, the wen
known evangelist, whose successful meet
ing at the First Presbyterian church
here is well remembered, was in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. Fred. L Merritt, of the NEWS AND
OBSERVER, returned yesterday from a
northern trip. While in New York he
viewed the international yachting con
tests for the Americas cup.
Mr.. Richard Marlborough, of the
Southern Railway. who once lived in
Raleigh and is pleasantly remembered
here, was in the city yesterday on his
way to Louisburg, bis former home.
Miss Mary Eliza Moore left few days
ago for Roanoke, Va, where she be-
comes principal of the Physiea Culture
Department, and elocution@sn the Viz
ginia Female G lsge Sias Moore "
much pleased with her new bCma
General Manager and Mrs. john II.
1iuder left yesterday aftern6 on IN his
ri ate car for Atlanta. where thos -
S. witness the elaborate cersmt IS I'D
auectiou with the opening Il the Cot
son States and international Exp ) Zion.