The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-08-04
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TUESDAY,, Aug. 4, 1896
PERSONALS.
Aug. 4, 1896
TUESDAY,

.e IN PlttSDOrO.
Mr.. James I'll. Pou is IN the cry
r stopping at the Park.
Editor Stevens OF the NeWoerh
. Journal is in the city.
Miss Gertrude Nichols has returned
from a visit 10 Statesville.
Chairman Clement Manly, of Win
ston. is stopping at the Park.
Mr.. X. O. Burton and Capt W. IL.
Dav left yesterday for Jackson
Mr.-M. c. Winston, of Selma, spent
:. yesterday morning in Raleigh
Barlow Bros. Minstrel will make ev-
ervbody get a good laugh tonight.
DIR. Hubert Haywood returned home
Yesterday afternoon from New York.
Messrs. VIM. f. Neal and John A.
Duncan, of Apex. were here yester-
day.
Miss Guess, of Cary, accompanying
a friend spent the day in Raleigh yes
terday.
home after months visit TO trends
Sd Ohio.
DR.. !. Fl. Crawford, who has been
visiting his daughter in Asheville, mas
returned.
Mr.. w. H. Howard, a prominent mer-
chant of Apex, was here yesterday on
business.
Mr.. Francis Womach and Mr..
Thompson returned Yesterday from
Pittsboro.
Mr.. William Bellamy, of Whining
ton passed through Raleigh en- route
to Chapel Hill.
Mrs. w. Z. Foster and children, Will
lie and Dora left Friday for Oxford to
spend some time.
prof. and Mrs. ". z. Weatherly and
: Master Carroll Weatherly left yester-
day for Connolly Springs.
Quite party of Raleigh people
spent Sunday at Old Point Comfort,
returning home yesterday.
Mr.. viii Kenan, formerly of Will
mington. now of Buffalo, n. Y, is III
the city. visiting his uncle, Col. Ihos.
S. Kenan.
President Edwin A. Alderman spent
the morning in Raleigh yesterday, re-
turning home on the afternoon train
TO Chapel Hill.
Mr.. Sion Williams, a prominent
Wake county farmer, returned yester-
dav from Durham, where he has been
visiting relatives.
DIR. and Mrs George W. Sanderlin
and daughter, Miss Beulah, returned
Yesterday from Wake Forest, where
Miss Bessie Gray, of Winston, who
are been in Raleigh the guest of Miss
Mamie Norris left yesterday for era
5 ham to visit Miss Cora Holt.
Judge James C. MacRae returned
Yesterday from Fayetteville, where he
spent Sunday with his family.
Mr.. Geo d. Bennett spent Sunday
in Raleigh, returning to his home IN
~GoIdsboro yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Sam Waters, of Newbern, pass
ed through Raleigh yesterday en- route
s.nome from Chattanooga, Tenn.
Mr.. Jones Fuller left yesterday for
sC'hapel Hill where he goes to enter
the University law school. He will
remain there during the next year.
Mr.. Luther G. Waugh, of Surry, who
is in the city, says the political con-
dition in Surry is improving every
day Tt will go Republican no more.
Capt. Il. B. Keogh, of Greensboro,
spent yesterday in Raleigh. He refus-
ed TO talk politics except to say that
1t Vooled now as if silver was about
to sweep everything.
a2d. ~ T. Hughes, of Louisburg, who
wasFhere yesterday, says that already
large quantities Of new tobacco are
being brought to Louisburg and that
che business opens well.
DIR. g. w. Sanderlin, of Washington,
d. c. and wife, who have been visiting
at Mrs. C. q. Bailey's GO to Morehead
to-day DR.. Sanderlin will speak at
the Sunday School Chatauqua.
lIr. George --~.4e, of the General
Passenger Agent Department of the
SON hern. VINO has been visiting his
sfaqnilg in this CITY. returned last night
to his home in Washington, d. c.
Mr.. Haywood ID. White, the News
and Observer press operator, returned
Yesterday afternoon from Oxford,
where he was called Saturday by the
death of his brother, Mr.. Thomas
White. ~,
G Mebane. Miss Rose Andrews, Miss
Adelyn Barbee. of Greensboro and Mrs
q r. Barbee. Miss Mary Barbee, Miss
Katie Barbee. Master c. b. Barbee and
Miss Stella Banks.of Raleigh, are recent
arrivals at the Swannanoa.-
Citizen.
Mr.. Sid Tuck and wife, of Richmond,
= Va. who have been visiting MI. luck
mother in Selma, passed through yes
terday en- route to Oxford. Mr.. II ck
has charge of the Union Central In
~surance Company in Virginia ana mas
met with marvellous success.
Il III. IL Il
40 be gone two months in New Mexico
as a member of the u. S. Court of Puo-
lie Land Claims. His court opens Mon
: day Santa Fe, and will probably be IN
. session three months.
Mr.. r. H. Riggsbee returned yester-
day from Cleveland, Ohio, and other
Western cities, where he has been at
tending the races. He was at the Glen
vile track Friday when Frank Agan
paced three heats in 2:05, 1904 and
2:0434, beating Joe Patchen, Robert
j., Ravenstine and Badge.
Miss Ethel Bagley, accompanied by
her brother. w. Henry Bagley returned
Yesterday from Pittsboro, where they
participated in house party given
by Miss Lucy London. Among the
young ladies present, who have many
friends here are Miss Bessie Robert
son. of Charlotte, Miss MAZE Robert