The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-03-04
PERSONALS.
Eyooton is at the Park.

MIR. +. NJ. Wooton is at the Park.
Mr.. Alex. Harrison is in the city
Mr.. M. j. Hawkins, of Ridgeway, is
in the city.
Mir. George b. Curtis, Of Enfield, is
at the Park.
Mrs, r. b. Tyson returned yesterday
to her home i'm Carthage.
DR.. II. b. Battle went yesterday
afternoon to Southern Pines.
Mr. Victor S. Bryant returned to
Duham yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. Roseuthal have re-
turned from visit to Newberu.
Mr.. G. G.. Taylor, a prominent bust
ness man Of Durham, is in the city,
Miss Della Blalock has returned from
Newbern, where she attended the fair.
Miss Mamie King has returned from
a visit TO Mrs, J. s. Atkinson, at Green's
boro
Mr. G. T.. Ewing. master of trains on
the Southern Railroad, was here yes
terday
Mr.. j. G.. Logan Harris yesterday left
for the eastern part of the State "on a
business trip"
Mr.. j. r. Thomas, Representative
from Jackson county in the last Legis-
lature, is in the city.
Miss Mamie Move, who is attending
school at st. Maly's, went yesterday
to her home in Cary.
Little Miss Mary Williamson Foster
left yesterday morning for visit to
her grandmother at Graham.
Mrs Boyden and Mrs. Potts, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. T.. X.
Bruner, left yesterday for their home
in Salisbury.
Capt T. w. Whisnant, of Portsmouth,
superintendent of the First Division
Seaboard Air Line, is in the city look
ing after the interests of the road.
Mr.. Stark Bachelor has returned
from a pleasant trip to New York,
wher he attended the Fasig Horse
Sale, at which John r. Gentry was sold.
Mr.. w. r. Jones, the large Fayette-
| vile street dry goods merchant, re-
| turned yesterday from the Northern
| cities, where he purchased his stock
Of spring goods.
Mr.. Weldon Kimball, who has for a
| long while been with the Seaboard Ain
Line in this city, left yesterday for
| Cameron to take the place OF the agent
| there, while the latter is on leave.
| Mr.. T. Palmer JeTman, Chief Clerk
! in the office of the State Auditor, and
| his father, DR. r. p. Jerman, of Ridge
way, left yesterday morning for Char
| lesion, S. c., to visit relatives in the
| beautiful 'city by the sea-"
| Rev. ID. III. futile yesterday after
noon went to Garner, where he delivered
a lecture for the benefit of the new
Methodist church at that place. His
/ subject was s"Tha Rattle of fhe Rot
| ties" and the lecture was illustrated
/ by numerous charts and engravings
Capt. John d. Biggs, of williamson
| is in the city stopping at the Park
| He is accompanied by his son. Capt
Biggs is one of the straight-out Demo
| Gratis who believe in keeping in the
middle of the road. He says the Demo.
Gratis Of his section are opposed TO FIJI.
sion with anybody
Miss Maud Merrimon returned home
| yesterday from Washington, where she
has been the guest of Mrs. Holte Smith
wife of the Secretary of the Interior
| At the National Capital she was the
| recipient of the most marked social
| honors, and even the President and
Mrs. Cleveland were charmed with hei
| sweet voice.
/ n. A. Sinclair, Esq, of Fayetteville
| who is in the city on legal business
says that the people of his section. are
overwhelmingly in favor of free coin.
age, and are tremendously in earnest
| lie says also says that the day for
! straddling and evasion is past, and that
the men who get in the way of the free
| silver movement viii be crushed.