The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-07-05
PERSONALS.

BJOunl SITeeU.
Messrs. f. A. Lipscomb and Matt
! Nicholson, of Athens, Ga, passed
through the city yesterday en- route
to Northern points.
Mrs. G. n. Walters left yesterday for
| Portsmouth.
| Mr.. John w. Jenkins, of the News
and Observer, left yesterday for Chica-
90, to attend the National convention.
Messrs T. l.. Eberhardt and Benja
min Baker left yesterday for Ports
mouth.
Mrs. Tindal Cobb left yesterday to
make a visit to friends.
| MIR. Ed. Menzies, of Hickory, arrived
! in Raleigh Ito take a course in phar-
macy under Mr.. William Simpson, the
druggist.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Fleming and Prof.
| w. II. Bocock, of the Chair of Greek,
| University of Georgia, of Athens, are
| in the city, en- route Ito Morehead City
| to spend the summer at the Atlantic
| Hotel.
Mr.. E. V. Richardson, of Eagle Rock,
was in the city yesterday to spend the
| Glorious Fourth.
| Miss Sadie Bilyew left yesterday
morning, via the Seaboard Line, for
| Philadelphia, New York and other
Northern points.
Miss Nellie Hinsdale left yesterday
for Fayetteville, to visit the family of
| Judge MacRae.
| Judge James G. MacRae left yester-
| day to spend Sunday with his family
at their home in Fayetteville.
| Col. Thomas S. Kenan left yesterday
to spend Sunday ait his Kenansville
| home.
| The many friends of Rev. /. Nick. Pit
| finger will be pleased to know that he
sailed yesterday via the Anchor Line
| for New York. Mr.. Pittinger is in
| excellent health, and will be with his
| flock on the 14th instant.
Attached to the east-bound Southern
Railway train yesterday was the pri-
waite car of Capt. w. H. Green. On
board was party composed of Capt.
Green, Supt. O'Brien and G.. l.. Ewing,
all en- route to Norfolk. Mr.. Frank
MeMackn, formerly of Raleigh. was on
board acting as secretary to the party
Secretary of Agriculture s. l.. Pat
terson and Prof. Massey, of the A. and
NJ. College, left yesterday for Washing
ton and Greenville, at which points
they will hold farmers Institutes
President Holiday and Veterinary
Sugeon Williamson viii join them at
Greenville.
Congressman Harry Skinner, who
has been in the city comforting with
leading Populists, left yesterday for
his HON in Greenville. Col. Skinner
will attend the st. Louis convention
as a delegate.
Editor Bailey, of the Biblical Re
corder, left yesterday for Roanoke
| Rapids, where he will assist in the
dedication of Baptist church.
| Mr.. t. +. Reyes, of Staunton, Va,
special agent of the Equity Life Insur-
ance Company, was in the city yester-
| day TO confer with the Raleigh agent
OF the company, Mr.. Robert Leach
Mr.. X. c. Strong left yesterday for
| Oxford 10 spend Sunday
Mrs /. Mex. Pittenger left yester-
day for a two weeks visit to friends
in Rocky Mount.
Messrs. Guion Dewey and John
Faison, of Portsmouth, are in the city
with friends.
Judge Timberlake is in the city.
| Mr. Harry Wainwright, of Wilson. is
! visiting the family of Mr.. A. b. Stron-
ach
! Mr.. Geo Stronach. of Wilson, who
has been in the city for the past week,
left yesterday for his home.
| Mr.. Robert Perceyal Reade who has
for the past year attended the A. and
NJ. College, left yesterday for his
! home in Mt. Tirzah.
| Mr.. Hiram Worth, Of Wilmington.
son of State Treasurer w. II. Worth.
1 IS IN the city, on a weeks visit to his
| family.
| Mrs. James Dinwiddie and Miss
/
i Waynesville.
| from Washington n. c., where she
has been the guest of Miss Charlotte
| Brown.
Mr. James b. Lloyd, of Edgecombe,
returned home yesterday.
Mr.. r. T.. Gray, who is taking the
law course at the University, came
home yesterday to spend Sunday in
the city.
Mr.. Carey 7. Rogers, of Apex, was in
the city yesterday, visiting his col
lege friend, Mr.. L. III. Briggs, Jr.
Mr.. M. M. McCauts, private secre-
tary to Passenger Agent Turk, of the
Southern Railway, is in the city.
| Mr.. w. c. Cram, of he firm of Allen
and Cram, left for Norfolk yesterday
| Mr.. i. ID. Mears, of Wilmington, is
in the city.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Kennedy left
for Morehead yesterday.
Misses Minnie Redford and Lizzie
Bellamy arrived here yesterday from
| Chapel Hill.
| Mrs. Louis T. Brown left yesterday
| to visit relatives in Durham.
Mr.. Washington Duke, of Durham,
returned yesterday to his home in the
Tobacco City.
Mr.. G. L. Rouler passed through
Raleigh yesterday en- route to Chicago.
Mr.. r. A. Winston, the crack first
baseman of the Varsity 80 baseball
team was in the city yesterday.
! Mr.. ii. w. Jackson spent the Fourth
| in Smithfield.
Miss jamie Andrews returned yester-
| day from a visit to relatives in Char
| lotte.
Mr.. Geo. Thompson left yesterday to
spend Sunday with his family, who