The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-07-28
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Personals.

was here today.
Mr.. T. Hugh Walker, nephew of Rev.
Alex Walker, spent last night here. He
is one of the numerous army of CONNER
cial tourists who are playing a most i'm
portant part in the business economy of
today.
Mrs. B. N. Duke and daughter and
Master Buchanan Lyon went to Buffalo
Springs, Va, to-day.
DR.. E. T. White, of Oxford, spent last
night here.
Mrs. J. W. Floyd and children who
have been visiting the family of Mr.. W.
II. Scoggins, returned to their home in
Richmond, Va, to-day, accompanied by
Mrs. T. NJ Hutchins.
Mrs. J. NJ. Curtin, of Oxford, who has
been on visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Rev. W. G. Tyree, returned home to-
day.
Willie Horne returned home last night
from Roanoke, Va, where he reports
everything has an upward tendency.
Mr.. Fred. Mailer, of Raleigh is in
town visiting his brothers, Messrs.
Albert Kramer and J. H. Mailer.
Mr.. John L. Lea, left this morning for
a trip through the tobacco counties Of
the Eastern part OF the State.
Mr.. W. G. Thaxton has accepted a
position with the r. F. Morris & Sons
Manufacturing Company and will start
on the road Monday.
Miss Nellie Lougee and Mr.. VIII Lou
gee went up on the early morning train
to join the party which is in camp at
Saratoga.
Col. Julian S. Carr went up to Deco
neechee this morning.
Rev. J. L. White, who was the much
beloved pastor of the First Baptist
Church here several years ago, but who
is now in charge of large church at
Macon, Ga, was a passenger on the
"Shoo fly" going South.
Mrs. j. A. Robinson returned last
night from stay Of several weeks in
South West Virginia. After taking in the
Summer Normal at Bedford City, she
visited an old school friend in Wythe
vile.
B. T. Laudig, of Lucerne county, Pa,
is here looking around He is a sherwd
sharp yankee, with keen eye for bust
ness, and is just such men as our section
needs
W. L. Freeland returned today from
Jackson Mississippi
DR.. and Mrs. John NJ Manning and
little daughter returned last night from
Pittsboro where they spent week.
Mrs. Hattie NJ Hicks, who has been
attending the Summer School at Chapel
Hill, and Prof F. P. Hobgood, who was
here on his way home from Thomasville,
went over to Oxford tonight.
Rev. L. B. Turnbull, returned to day
from Gross Roads, Alamance county,
where he has been assisting in pro
tracted meeting.
Rev. Mr.. Fetter will preach tomorrow
morning at the Episcopal church.
W. A. Slater arrived at home this
evening from New York.
E. r. Thomas returned today from
the western part of the State, where he
went to rest up.
T. Fl. Martin ard family returned this
evening from a stay of several weeks at
Morehead Mr.. Martin made State
reputation as fisherman, and broke all
previous records in that line.
T. E. Barksdale, Jr, left this evening
for Chase City, Va, for the bedside Of
his brother in-laR, Rev. Mr.. Hutcherson,
who is quite i'll.
Maj. w. A. Guthrie got home safe and
sound, from Wilson this evening.
He says he had a crowd of 1900
to hear him yesterday and that there
we're more pretty girls in the crowd
than he has seen before in a coon's age.
Miss Mary Allen left this morning for
Caswell county, where she viii spend a
month visiting relatives.
Miss Georgia Whitaker, who has been
visiting in this section Of the State for
about a month, returned to Winston
this evening.
Mr.. W. T. Lipscomb, Of Greensboro,
came down today to spend Sunday in
Durham.
Mr.. R. Percy Cray, of Greensboro,
went to Raleigh to day.
Miss Dixie Lee Bryant, Of the Greens
boro Normal and Industrial College ar
rived here to day on visit to Miss Bessie
Battle.
Mr.. J.J. Pritchard, who has been
with Mr.. L. E. Rawles for several years
has resigned his position there and ac-
cepted one with the Durham and North
ern Railroad.