The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-07-23
PERSONAL MENTION.

X. I. Faueette, is on business trip 70
Lumberton.
Mrs. Sam Kramer and children are
visiting in Raleigh. /
John Lee, of Auburn, is in the city on
a visit TO his parents.
Mrs. W. NJ. Guthrie left yesterday for
a short trip to Morehead.
Prof. R. L, Wharton went down to
Raleigh yesterday morning.
Maryland Pool, of Auburn, is in the
city on short business trip.
Mrs. S. W. Holman went down to
Raleigh yesterday morning. |
o. T. Carver went up to Nashville, N,
c., yesterday on the 1889 train.
Wv. Gattis has returned from a visit
to friends and relatives at Mocksyille.
o. T. Smith, of the Biblical Recorder,
went down to Raleigh yesterday.
RI. Lindsey returned yesterday from
Raleigh where he spent Sunday with
home folks.
/. NJ. Reams, r., who has been on a.
visit to friends in Granville county,
came home yesterday.
Lee Rogers was here yesterday, hav-
ing returned home for day from his
outing in Granville county.
]. T. Fowler, of Pitts5oro, who been
here for several days, went up to Bur
lingtou yesterday morning.
Mrs. E. L. Piper, who has been on a
visit to frieads and relatives at Burling-
ton, has returned home.
W. NJ. Rogers, of the Raleigh News
and Observer, passed through the city
yesterday going west.
Mrs. Cannon and daughter Miss
Mamie, of New York, are visiting in
the Eastern part of the state.
Rev. G. J. Dowell, pastor of the Sec
ond Baptist church, left yesterday after
noon for Townsville on business.
A. A. Sanders, who has been in the
city settling up his business, returned
yesterday to his home in South Carolina.
Chas. K. Faucette,' of New York,
formerly of this city, arrived in Dur
ham last evening on a visit to relatives
and friends.
Misses Addie Ramsey and Nellie Full.
Ter returned last evening from Chapel
Hill. where they have been attending
the Summer school.
Prof. Vernon Darnall, well known in
Durham, has accepted position a:
music teacher in Union Female college
at Eufaula, Alabama.
Miss Rosa Turner, of Johnson county
spent yesterday in the city with her
aunt, Mrs. R. II. Hobgood, and left in
the afternoon for home.
Dave wilburn, of Richmond, Va. ont
of the oldest and most popular knight
Of the Grip, was here last evening ani
leaves for Roxboro this morning.
Miss Lena Thompson, of Liberty. wh,
has been on a visit to her uncle, Rev. G
]. Dowell, and other relatives aut
friends, left yesterday for her home.
Policeman Hicks. while all right as
highland officer, would not pass music
in the navy. Just crossing Elebee'
creek yesterday made him call york.
Mai. W. A. Guthrie, Of this city, an
Capt. W. II. Kitchen, Of Scotland Neei
left here Sunday morning for St. Loui
to attend the ?opuiist National Convex
ton.
NC. S. Noble, Superintendent Of h
Public school at Wilmington, was in ii
city yesterday on his way home froi
cbsie' Hill, where he has been teaehin
in the Summer school.
VIC. Bradsher went over TO chas
City, Va, yesterday after Mrs. Bradsht
who has been spending some time ov,
there for her health. They both Il
turned last evening.
Like the murmnrings Of cloyed vo
csno, came complaints Of wrongs hei
that ought TO be righted, but the con
plants don't sign up" and the new
paper is pOwerless.
Miss Nora Patterson, Of Cary, VINO b.
been on visit Mrs. X. ]. Rogers, b.
returned home. She was secompanie
By Mrs. Rogers who will visit there
short while and then 10 on To Hoffman
In Richmond county.
The town is full Of waierneloBs, b.
they are a small siekly looking set-sl
peal 70 have been affected with chill
from early infancy, but they find read
sale at good pii ,es among the dsrkil
who never imagine any narm IS col
csaled 10 this red meat Of water mi
IiOn."
Death sunday.