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

Mr.. ]. E Stage, of Durham, was here
yesterday.
Col. Thomas B. Keogh, of Greensboro,
IS in the city.
Miss Allen, of Goldsboro, is visiting
Miss Crawford.
Miss Laura Thompson, of Apex. was
here yesterday.
Mrs. George H. Brown is visiting
friends in the city.
Mr.. Marmaduke Hawkins, of Ridge
way, is in the city.
Mrs. y. Brown, of Durham, spent
yesterday in the city.
Mr.. Henry Page, one of the owners of
the Park Hotel, is IN the city.
Mr.. Joe separk, of Trinity College, is
here on a visit 70 his brother
Mr.. W. j. Tolly, Of the Raleigh " West
ern Railroad, was here yesterday
Judge shepherd has been attending
Durham court most OF this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. MeaYes and oh Id
rent of Durham, arrived yesterday
State Printer Stewart is here, looking
sfter the pljnting for the departments
Col Benehan Cameron returned yes
terdav afte noon to his home at Stag
vile
MIS-. NJ +. wharton and little daugh
ter are visiting the family of Mr.. L.
Banks Holt.
Mr.. E. ". Faucette, Durham cor
respondent of the NEWS AND OBSERVER,
is in the city.
Sheriff Allen, of Warren, was here
yesterday, carrying an insane man to
the Goldsboro asylum.
Misses Fannie Green, Irene Mitchell
and Jennie Joyner, of Franklinton, are
visiting Mrs. A. Fl. Green.
Mr.. and Mrs, W. G. Marvin of New
York, and Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Watkins,
of Henderson, are at the Park.
Mrs. Edwin F. Aydlett and children,
Of Elizabeth City, are visiting relatives
here. They are the guests of Mrs. james
A. Briggs.
Mr.. a K. Smith, of Johnston, is here.
He SAYS while there is little stirring in
politics in the county, the outlook for
the Democrats is good.
Mr.. II. S. Leard returned yesterday
from Greensboro. Mrs. Leard will PROF.
ably arrive from Chester, s. O., this
week, aud they will make this place their
hone.
Messrs. Marion Cobb ard c. E Caper-
ing, OF Durham, are in the city. Mr..
Cobb reports that light tennis courts are
being laid off at Trinity College. TIE
grounds at Trinity Park are now in the
lands of landscape gardener.
Mr.. Walter L Womble has returned
from an extended trip in the interest o.
the Bureau of Labor Statistics He has
collected the statistics of all he Gotten
mills ia the State. This will form
novel and valuable addition 10 Commits
sioner Lacy's report.
Ia the city: W. B. Person, Of Louis
burg; e. II. Baldwin, Of Wilmington;
7. E. CHEEK, Of Durham; Julian E In
gle, Z ". I4assiteT, viii Blackley, Of
Henderson; D. Boyd Kimball, Of Gear
lotte; d. O. Aangum, OF Durham; II. l.
Stewart. Of Winston; James u. Paipps,
Of Golds0or0,
Mrs George ". Wariag and children
arrived yesterday TO join Ar. W&ring,
who has been here for several weeks
They viii make their home here, having
rented the house formerly occupied by
Mr. A j. Cooke, at tbs corner of Polk
and Wilmington streets. II is pleasure
10 Welcome them to the city.
Capt. s. T. Tomlinson, the Durham
tobacco manufacturer who was here
yesterday, said the recently burned
district in that city was fast building
up again The Stokes Ope a House was
burned in tbs fire, and Dnrham is now
without a theatre. 1t is proposed to
build a combination theatre, city hall
and market house on the corner where
Reams' warehouse stood, one of the
most advantageous points in the city.