The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-08-18
PERSONAL.


PERSONAL.
MT. Will Williamson left yesterday TO
Graham.
Mr.. William McPheeters was mucl
better yesterday.
Mr.. W. A. Guthrie spent the day il
Raleigh yesterday.
Mr.. 3. 0. Burton returned yesterda,
from Jackson court.
Miss Addie Stith has returned from
visit to Henderson.
Mr.. T. Palmer Jerman left yesterday
Tor the Western part of the State,
Rev. j. N. Cole has returned to the
city, and will fill his pulpit to-day.
Col. Hinsdale left yesterday for Moore
court, where he will be for two weeks.
Mr.. Joel Whitaker has gone on a visit
70 relatives in Ridgeway and Warrenton.
Mrs. Taylor, of Pittsboro, is in the city
stopping with the family of Judge Wo-
mack. -ss4
Mrs. W, O. Smith, wha has been quite
Ill Tor two weeks, is reported somewhat
improved. .Hut0AEu
MIR. d. A. Jordan, of Washington. D.
u, is here on visit to his sister, Mrs.
Il. B. Hardy. Do
j. Wayland Jones, who has been con
lined to his room for the past three days,
Himproving slowly. '..'
Lieutedant Henderson and family,
who have been visiting in Salisbury, have
returned to the city. !,
Mr.. and Mrs. @. B. Wright left yester-
day for Haw River to visit the family OF
Hon. Thos. NJ. Holt.
Miss Lena Allen who has been visiting
Miss Yancey returned yesterday to her
home IN Wake Forest. s sar - "a 81
Miss Helen Mcyea, returned yester-
Gay from Washington, D. c., where she
has been for some time. ,rotr5a2,Ga
DR.. R. Il. Lewis and daughter, Miss
Lewis, and his little infant child, left
yesterday for Black Mountain. Es s. I
Mr.. Stanhope Brassfeld, of Alabanns,
an heir OF the late Nh. Stanhope ,Pullen,
islfn the city visit relatives. 8 5g
Mr.. s. D. Young manager Of A. vii.
hams u Co ] lefHyesterday On business
trip to Henderson for q few days.
Mr.. F. S. spSpell, Director of the N. o
r. r. passed Trough the city yesterday
enroute to his. lone in Frsnklinton.(
The many iends of Miss Daisy Har-
ward will be ad to hear that a change
for the better gas reported last evening.
Mrs. W. H. Bagley and son David,
who have heen visiting relatives in Will
mington and Pittsboro, returned yester-
Airs. o. o. Smith and daughters,
Missis Corrinna and Nellie have returned
to the city from the association at Creed
more.
Miss Ell. Kirby, daughter of DR.. G. L.
Kirby, of the Insane Asylum, has re-
turned from visit to relatives in Colds
boro.
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Misses Mary Hardy and Julia Jordan
returned yesterday from Norfolk where
they have been on a visit to their aunt,
Mrs. W. 7. Buxton. ta@
Miss lola Yates. who graduated last
year at the Normal and Industrial
School at Greensboro, has accepted a
professorship at Mt. Olive. Eg.t
Mr.. John Fl. Winder left yesterday on
his private car for New York. The cal
will return Tuesday with Mr.. W. r.
Tucker and the Misses Tucker on board.
Rev. A. NJ. Simms returned yesterday
from the Chatauqua at Red Springs,
and reports fine meeting with large
crowds. He will fill his pulpit to-day as
usual. fa
DIR. G. D.. McIyer, President of the
Normal and Industrial School at Greens
boro, was here yesterday. He says that
every possible space will be filed with
students at the opening.
Rev. DR.. P. Fl. Hoge, of Wilmington,
is in the city visiting his ather-in-law,
Prof. Holiday, of the A. and NJ. Col
lege. DR.. Hoge goes this week to the
mountains of North Carolina.
DR.. George 7. Winston, President of
the University, was here yesterday on
business connected with the opening of
the Varsity. DR.. Winston expects at
least 600 students at the opening in Sep
TENDER.
August CrOns.