The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-23
Ms. E. 7. Joyce. Of Mt. Airy. are at

MS. Il. I. Joyce, or MI. AIRY, are at
the Park
Mr. Claude B. Barbee returned yes
terday from Richmond.
Prof. and Mrs. A. 7. Stevens, of
Greensboro, are at the Park.
Miss Margaret Onsley, of Halifax, Is
visiting at Mr.. P G. Ennls's.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L Owen and Miss M.
E. Bowers are at the Marlborough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rogers, of Con
cord, arrived yesterday for the fair.
Mrs. A. @. Vance and Miss Harriet
Newsom, of Union, are at the Park,
DR.. S. j. Montague, of Winston, Is
visiting bis brother, b f. Montague.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hal Bobbitt and Miss
Waddell have returned from Atlanta.
Mrs. G. A. Burwell and Miss Sarah
Burweu, of Henderson, are at the ParA.
Superintendent W. J. Croswell, Of tue
Southern Express Company, IS III the
city.
Miss Mabel Leach is visiting Mrs.
Annie NJ. Parker, on East Etonton
street.
Mrs. Weston X. Gales arrived yester-
day on visit to her father, Judge
Strong.
James W. Mcneil, of Wilkesboro, a
recent law liceutiate, is in the city, tax
ing in the fair.
Mrs. j. j. Glass, Miss Dora Glass and
Mss Amanda Alfred, of Cedar Falls, are
at the Marlborough.
Mr.. R s. Gernon, of Liverpool, Eng
land, is the guest of Mr. Chas. +. john
sen, Hillsboro street.
Mr.. Howard Haywood, of the Henrietta
Mus, Rutherford county, Is here to
spend the week with relatives.
A party of students from Morson and
Denson's school, will leave for Atlanta
Tuesday, Capt. benson in charge
Mrs. J. B. Renalds ofCharlotte, until
recently resident of Raleigh, came over
yesterday for the fair and to see her
friends
Can't B. A. Newland, of Atlanta,
Passenger Agent of the s. A. L., spent
yesterday here, returning home in the
afternoon.
Secretary CIV Lawrence, of the Fay
e .teville Fair, which will be held Novem
Der 6, z and 8, is in the city in the in
tesest OF his association.
Mai. W. A. Guthrie was in tue city
We sterday, leaving IN the afternoon Tor
Durham, but he re urrs to day with his
family TO be at the Far.
Mr. and Mrs George W. B,ount, Of
Wilson, passed through yesterday on
their way home from Hickory, where the
latter has been sick for several weeks.
Among the arrivals yesterday after
noon were Senator Westmoreland, Of
brownsville, Dr. Reid Parker, Of Trinity
and Mr.. S. NJ Whitaker, Of Thomas
vile.
Mrs. DR.. Northingtou, of Emporia,
Kansas; Mrs. Cornelius Mebane, Of
Greensboro; Miss Mary Montgomery, oil
Concord, and Miss Lilly Slocumb, o.
Fayetteville, are guests Of Mrs. NJ, l
Norris.
Capt. E. 7. Darlington, Of Bay City,
Michigan, arrived in the city yesterday
Capt. Darlington is one of the receivers
OF the Bsssemer Mining Company az
Bessemar City Mr.. Julian s. Carr is
the other receiver.
Among the visitors to the Fair this
week viii be Mr.. Fl. Q. Flower, OF Kan
sas City, Mo-, who is to be married this
winter TO Miss Ida Carr, the lovely
daughter of Mr. Julian s. Carr, Presi-
dent of the Fair Association.
Collector Simmons returned, some
what unwell, yesterday from Beaufort.
Mr. Simmons was one o. the attorneys
for the defense IN the Insurance Fraud
cases. Nothing practically has yet been
done. Mr. Simmons says that probably
a molten for removal will be made
Moreover, he sid tie grand jury had
not yet acted.
Mr.. Jonn G. Drewry AID Miss D-ewry
left yesterday for Alfalfa. AT erbpend-
ing sometime az the exposition, Mir.
Drewry will 90 to Chattanooga, Tenn.
to investigate the probability OF
vitrified brick for street paving. He is
coairman IT the treet committee OF the
Ralelgn board of aldermen. The con-
tract has just been ct for the paving Of
Hargett street with this m3terial, which
is highly recommended. From Chatta
no0ga he goes to Alabama to investigate
the use OF vitrIitd brick ia the cities Of
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