The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-08
PERSONALS.

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MIR. i. dickson, Jr., Of Apex. is at
the Park
Mr.. /. Van Proctor left for Baltimore
yesterday
Mai. !. w. Wilson returned to the
city yesteday.
Mr.. Andrew Syme returned yester-
day to Hamlet.
Rev. Clifton il. Whitaker Of hittreil,
is at the Park.
Miss Lanneau returned yesterday
to Wake Forest.
Mr.. w. Henry Bagley returned yes
terday TO Mebane.
Mr.. Herbert Rosenthal returned yes
terday to Horncr School.
Mr.. Dave Rerwanger has returned
from q visit to Knoxville.
jude ;. Womack returned yes
terdal ~ brief visit to Pittsboro
MIR. i. H. smith, of the Lodge
Weekly. returned from Moncurc yes
terSiay.
Mr. j. ". T. Rogers, Of Apex, was
Yesterday the guest OF DR.. j. Ii.
Rogers.
Mr.. ". =. Clements, general passen-
GER agent of the S. A. H., was here
yesterday.
Miss Mary strudwicl<, OF HiIlsboro.
is visiting the Misses Daniel, on ;.
Dawson street.
Mrs. John Il. Brooks, who has been
Visiting Mrs. Garland Jones returned
home yesterday.
Miss Daisy Watt has returned to
Monroe, after spending the holidays
with relatives il thiss city.
Mr.. w. f. Smith and Miss Mary q.
smith. Of Glenn Springs, S. G., were al
the Marlborough yesterday.
News has been received here Of the
death of Mr.. Henry Wahab, a promi-
nent citizen of Hyde county.
Mr.. Will Davis, of the A. and NJ. Col
lege has returned from Iouisburg.
where he spent his vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. w +. Manor and chill
dren have returned from Stanton Va.
where they spent the holidays.
Mr.. S. II. Darlington, proprietor of
the Sporting Club cigar factory,
Durham, was a Raleigh visitor.
Mrs. VIM. II. Norris is seriously i'll
at her residence welcome Home, on
the eastern boundary OF the city.
Mrs. Lo, who has been visiting Mrs.
Nell, returned yesterday to her home
in The western part of the State.
Miss Margaret iIadley and Miss
Graves. of Wilson, passed through ON
their return to Greensboro Female
College.
Mr.. j. O. VI. Grayely. Of Rocky
Mount, one Of the prominent tobac-
eonists in Eastern Carolina, was here
Yesterday.
Miss Mary Mills, who has been the
guest of Miss Ivey Hays, at the Yarbor-
ough. left this morning for her home
in Morganton.
Miss Ethel Bagley returned yester-
day from Tarboro, where she spent the
holidays at a house party given by
Miss Matte Phillips.
Mr.. TT. S. Leard, the S. +. 4. of the
S. A.. H., went last night to Atlanta to
attend the meeting of s. A. Il. passen-
ger men at the Kimball.
Mr.. Walter Bishop left yesterday for
a two months trip through the west.
He will go through Texas, New Mex
leo. Arizona and California.
Miss Mary Dancy Battle, of Radford,
Va. who has been the guest of Miss
Lille Hicks, left yesterday morning
for visit TO relatives in Warrenton.
Dir. Thomas III. Pritchard, of Char
lotte. is in the city. He arrived yes
terdav morning. With Mr.. G. j. Ed
wards be win go on a hunting expedi-
ticn.
Mr.. j. l.. Smith, who has been with
the Southern Railroad at Columbia, s.
c., has returned to Raleigh, and will
be with the Southern law book ex-
change.
Mr.. T. III. Busbee and Mr.. q. Rosen-
thai have returned from the meeting of
the directors of the Oxford Orphan
Asylum Only routine business was
transacted.
Mr. S. *. McPheeters and Mr.. A. j..
Dunbar, of Augusta, Ga, who has been
his guest, left yesterday morning Tor
McCabe's school, Petersburg, 10 re-
sumo their studies.
Governor Carr is in Washington, at
the bedside of his sick daughter, Miss
Eleanor. At last accounts her condi-
ton was improved, but she is yet too
I'll to be brought home.
At the Marlborough: r. ID. Turner,
). l.. Gilmer, Sam Harper, Fayette-
Vile; Bonnie Ravens, Tarboro; +. g..
Muse, w IL. Jones, Washington; w. IL.
Nicholson, Il. A. Hughes. Hillsboro;
Thomas Duncan.
Judge Thomas e. Fuller left ycster-
day morning for Richmond. From that
city, in a few days, he will go to New
York to visit his son, Mr.. w. W. Full
Ter, the general counsel Of the Ameri-
can Tobacco Company.
Mr.. Robert l.. Todd, Of Augusta, Ca,
travelling passenger agent of the Cen
tral Railroad Of Georgia, Port Royal
and Western Carolina Railway, and
the Ocean Steamship Co, Savannah
Line) spent yesterday in the city. He
called on several of the local railroad
officials.
Col. w r. Green was here yesterday
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