The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-09-05
PERSONALS.

Mrs. A. Z. Glenn left yesterday for
Baltimore. where she will enter Johns
HOPKINS Hospital for treatment. She
was accompanied by DIR. W. Fl. Bob
bitt.
Rev. G. A. 0glesby, presiding elder OF
the Washington District, Nolth Caro-
lima Conference, was here Yesterday
with his little daughter.
Judge A. w. Graham, of Oxford. was
here yesterday for few hours. leav-
ing for home on an early train.
Miss Emma ID. Manson, of Beaufort,
is visiting Mrs. B. +. Perry.
Mrs. j. Ed. Thacker returned yester-
day from visit to Morehead City and
! Greensboro.
Mr. Henry King and Mr.. Frank
Stronaeh left yesterday for Baltimore.
/ Messrs. N A. Smith, o. Bradley and
! Benjamin Wester, of Bradley's Store,
j Harnett county, are in the city.
| Mr. d. W. Jenkins, of Atlanta, was
i here yesterday, en- route to Harlowe,
J where his family are spending the
! summer.
| Rev. II. TT. Whitaker returned yester-
| day from Pittsboro, where he has been
assisting Rev. w. w. Rose in a protract-
ed meeting.
| Mrs. George II. Glass, who has been
| visiting relatives in Virginia, returned
home Yesterday
! Mr.. J. T. Pinnix, the well-known
Durham tobacconist, was here yester
! day returning from Louisburg
/ Mrs. r. M. Ward and children were
/ here yesterday, returning to Burling
ton. after a visit to her mother, Mrs.
: Cheatham, at Ridgeway
Mr.. Tom f. Bush has returned from
Blowing Rock, where ne spent the sea
/ son.
Mr.. William p. Webb. president of
/ the Louisburg bank, was here yester-
| day
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Lamar, of Month
| cello, Florida, are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. w. T. McGhee.
/ Hon. w. f. Anderson, mayor of Pen
sacola, Fla, who has been visiting his
cousin, Gen. #. Fl. Cameron, left yes
| terday for his home in Florida.
Mr.. Charles ". Horne, of Clayton, is
spending two weeks in New York buy
/ ing fall goods.
! Mr.. w w. Card left yesterday for
Trinity College.
/ Miss Lula Tisdale, Of Burlington, is
visiting Miss Leach on Mcdowell street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Bradshaw, of
| Moncure, are at the Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. Manor and child
rem have returned to the city and have
rooms at the Park Mrs. Manor and
her little daughters spent the summer
in Virginia.
Mai. H. L. Grant, who now has a
desk and permanent place at Repub-
lican headquarters, went yesterday to
his homo in
DIR. r. A. Moore. of Moncure, was
here yesterday.
Miss Mamie Perkins, of Florida, who
has been spending some weeks in West
ern North Carolina, is making a visit
to her uncle, DIR. y, e. Turner.
/ MIR. Junius Grimes and Miss Sue
Grimes. of Grimesland, are visiting
their aunt, Mrs. A. p. Bryan.
Dr. Banks Withers, Of the Engineer
ing. Hospital, Washington, d. c.. lis
yisitingSs lfs brotlhers Prof ". -
Withers. ~
Superintendent Berkeley, of the @. c.
and n, left yesterday for Atlanta.
Attorney General Osborne retul ned
yesterday to his home fiji Charlotte.
Mr.. Joel ID. Whitaker, of Hillsboro,
spent yesterday in the city.
Capt A. S. Peace, of Oxford, one of
the county officials of Granville, was
here Yesterday to attend the meeting
Of the Populist State Central commit
tee.
, Mr.. Charles L. Hopkins, the clever
travelling passenger agent of the
Southern, is here. He says in spite of
! the hard times the passenger business
of the Southern during the season just
closing has been phenomenal. "The
mountains have been full of people and
all the resorts have done, WE'LL" he
says.
MIR. Rom Num-, who has been city
editor of the Newbern Journal, passed
through yesterday en- route to Chapel
Hill to resume his studies.
Messrs. T.. AGREE, of Jonesboro; O. I.
Leonard Of Ramseur, and c. b. Ray, of
Rogers Store, are registered at the
i Park
Mr.. r. r. Gotten, who has been here
/, attending the meeting of the executive
committee of the insane asylum, re-
turned yesterday to his home in Pitt
county.
Mr.. George Kirby, son of DR.. George
T.. Kirby, Superintendent of the Insane
Asylum, left yesterday for Chapel Hill,
where he will take course in nedi-
| cine.
Judge James +. Shepherd, who has
been here attending to his law prae-
tice. returned yesterday to Chapel Hill.
THREE CIRCURSES COMING.
Three circuses in single season
should make this lively in this neck o.
woods. Three are now said to be
heading fol. North Carolina. They
are Walter L. Mains, Barnum's and
John Rolinson's.
C0AfMENDG DIR. KIRBY.
At the meeting of the executive conn