The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-02-12
PERSONALS.

Capt. Ashe was slightly better yes
terday
Mr.. w. NJ. Person returned yesterday
to Louisburg.
Mr.. Frank d. Jones, Of Gulf, was
here yesterday.
Mr.. Faison Calvert, of Jackson, is at
the Marlborough.
Mr.. w. 1T. Summerell, Of Winston, is
at the Marlborough.
Mr. Charles Terrell, of Morrisvilie,
was here yesterday.
Mr.. Devereux Turner, Of Hillsboro,
is at the Marlborough.
The condition of DR. Blacl<nall was
unchanged yesterday.
Miss Lillian Lewter, is visiting Miss
Mary Price, in Charlotte.
State Secretary Barnes, of the Al
lance, was here yesterday.
Mr. u. II. Busey the artist is the
guest of Mr. John G. Drewry,
Mrs. IT, r. Sanford and Miss Sanford.
Of New York. are at the Park.
Miss Helena Horner yesterday re-
turned from Il visit to Durham.
The Sheriff OF Watauga county was
here yesterday on official business.
Mrs. Win Carter. of Wilson, is visit
ingsthe family of DR. George l.. Kirby.
II. Y. Gulley, Esq, Instructor Of Law
at Wake Forest college, is at the Park
Editor Taylor of the Greensboro
Patriot, spent yesterday in the city.
Messrs. Donnell Gillian and II. A..
Gillian, of Tarboro, were here yester-
day,
Mr.. j. z. Taylor, a prominent tobac
conist OF Henderson, was here yestcr-
day
Three Rostonians, T. NJ Curley, u. n.
Veil and f O. Fuller are at the Var
borough.
Judge Jacob Battle, Of Rocky Mt,
arrived last evening and is at the Var
borough.
Mr.. Van Wyck Hoie has gone to
Philadelphia and New York ON a bust
ness trip.
Deputy Collector John H. sbelburn,
= he revenue department. was here
yesterday.
Mr.. j. G. Womaek, OF ReidsyilIe,
brother Of Judge Womack, was here
yesterday
Capt. G. NJ. Cooke. Secretary OF State,
returned to the city yesterday from
Louisburg
DR.. Hubert Royster is very sick with
bronchitis, which followed an attack
Of measles.
Mr. q. III. Newcomb and Master
Charlie Newcomb went yesterday 70
Wake Forest.
Mr. Henry Johnston. Of Tarhoro, is
here I'd argue several cases before the
Supreme court.
Mr.. O. q. Richardson, secretary and
treasurer of the High Point Machine
Works. is in the city.
Mr.. L. J. Jones, of Hoffman, one Of
the leading lumber dealers OF the
State was here yesterday.
Miss Lena Harris returned yesterday
to FrankIinton, after a visit 10 her
brother Mr.. f. 4. Harris.
Capt. III. FL Kendrick has returned
from d business trip in the interest Of
the University Publishing %:
Prof. Il. ID. MofTitt, editor of the
Christian sun, returned yesterday
from visit to his old home, Asheboro.
Mrs. Grimes, Miss Charlotte Grimes
and Mrs. f. J. Haywood went yester-
day to Norfolk, to visit Mrs. +. y.
Daney
Mrs. Il. t. Patterson, Of Baltimore,
who has been the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs Il. II. Jones, went last afternoon
10 Durham.
Mrs. T. II. Chayasse has gone 10 Nor
folk for a brief visit Her little daugh-
ter. Miss Mary Chayasse, is spending
short while with her grandmother IN
Henderson.
MrJohn Nichols, who once occupied
kfhe same position, has been filing
Capt. Ashes place in the revenue Of
fice since the latter was taken sick
Miss Carrie Hobgood, Of Oxford, and
afr Roy Hobgood. of Wake Forest col
lege. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs NJ.
4 Norris, on North Blount street.
Nr. i. W. Andrews and daughter,
who came here tOattend the funeral Of
the late Mrs r. y. Barbee, returned
Yesterday 10 their home in Greensboro.
Mr.. b. r. Keith, Of Wilmington, is at
the Marlborough Mr.. Keith is North
Cafolina viee-president Of the national
silver eeneeBfion. held at memphis.
air Tn. II. Briggs, of Wake Forest
College. is at home for q brief visit.
TO tie current number Of The Wake
FoEest Student Mr.. Briggs contributes
tine. leading articles, and very readable
contributions they are
Judge spier Whitaker and s. Ohio
Wilson. railroad commissioners, left on
tie norr1 bound y. a. L. train yester-
daa morning. You can just say that
we have gone to Washington to advise
Mr.. Cleveland" said Judge Whitaker
to the reporter. as he mounted the ear
step.