The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-18
PERSONAL.

DR.. Hubert Haywood returned from
Gnlf yesterday.
Mrs. @. B. Wright returned yesterday
from Haw River.
Mrs. W. M. Morgan, of Durham, spent
yesterday in Raleigh.
Mr.. Pulaski Cowper returned yester-
day from business trip.
Capt. N. A. Ramsey, of Durham, is
here on revenue business.
Mr.. VI. Hartman, air brake inspector
of the Seaboard Air Line, is here.
Mr.. W. W. Shaw, of Durham, spent
the day here attending to private 0uSi-
ness.
Architect a. G. Bauer has returned
from a business trip to western North
Carolina
Col. and Mrs. A. B. Andrews and Miss
Jane Andrews returned yesterday from
Charlotte.
Mai. John @. Winder was some better
yesterday afternoon, but is not yet out
of danger.
DIR. A. J. Buffaloe has returned from
Baltimore, where he has been at Johns
Hopkins Hospital.
Secretary John Nichols has gone to the
Burlington Fair to secure several exhibits
for the State Fair.
Mr.. Everett, of the State penitentiary
force, returned yesterday from visit to
relatives in Beaufort.
Mr.. W. "a. Williamson, proprietor Of
the Pilot cotton mills, has gone to New
York for weeks stay.
W. D. McIver, Esq, Of Newbern,
stopped over here yesterday, on his way
home from Greensboro.
Miss Anna Walters, of Wake Forest, is
visiting her brother, Depu Sheriff Wal
ters, on West Jones street.
Mr.. L. IL. Jones, at one time clerk at
the Marlborough House, now in business
at Clayton, was here yesterday.
In the city: Joe Newman, of Whining
ton, +. G. Walton, of Charlotte; A. b.
Creech. N. O.; Ell. W. Fotz, of Winston.
Mr.. @. F. Burch, Of Baltimore, who
has been at the Park for week, has a
queer pet with him in the shape of live
alligator.
United States Commissioner Whitaker
returned yesterday to Durham after a
visit to the family of his son Mr.. W. +.
Whitaker.
Mr.. Earmaduke Hawkins, proprietor
of the mills at Mount Airy, was here
yesterday, returning to his home IN
Ridgegay.
Mr.. Samuel A. HeGszey, manager Of
the coal mines at Egypt, Chatham cour-
ty, was here yesterday on business for
the company
Miss Rose Andrews, OF Greensboro,
sister of Mr.. Greek o. Andrews, editor
of the Daily Press, is visiting her sister,
Mrs E B. Barbee.
Rev. @. VI. Blanchard. pastor of the
Baptist church at Gary, was here yester-
day. He is one Of the special agents of
Wake Forest College.
Mrs. Nellie Woodson, left yesterday
for Atlanta, Ga. She is called to the
bedside of her brother, Mr.. Richard 4,
Hervey, who is very i'll.
Proprietor J. P. Massenburg, of the
Massenburg hotel, at Henderson, who
has been here on private business, re-
turned home yesterday.
Mr.. D. r Campbell, of Cameron, who
ia oae of the leading contractors engaged
in building the town of "Pinehurst,
Moore county, was here yesterday.
Mr.. W. e.. Britton, of Spart Springs,
is here Some weeks ago his large tur.
pentine distillery was destroyed by fire.
1t has been rebuilt and has again begun
operation.
General Passenger Agent T. J Ander-
son, of the Seaboard Air Line, passed
through yesterday on President Hoff
mans private car, returning to Norfolk
from the Atlanta Exposition. Mrs. An
derson accompanied him.
DIR. ]. NJ. Templeton, of Gary, was here
yesterday. He says large factory will
be operated in the Yates building. The
Alliance people are said to be alreao y
talking of buying other property in Cary
for the shoe factory plant.
Maj j. b. Bachelor has gone TO Louis
burg to attend Franklin county court,
now in session. This is special term
Of the court called to dispose of the mass
of civil cases that have accumulated.
Judge W. q. Hoke presides.
Superintendent g. F. New, of the
''Sporting Club" cigar factory at Dur
ham, was here yesterday looking after
the local cigar trade. The factory was
bought some time ago by Mr.. 8. r. Car
riHgton, and under its new management
ii succeeding well
Marshal Carroll left yesterday for
G0ldsboro, to be present at the trial of
che "Commodore" case. The trial will
b gin at noon to day. Judge Seymour,
OF the Federal Court, will presid Mr..
clifford Carroll, chief clerk of the Mar