The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-02-13
PERSONALS.
Irs. DR.. Roygter is quite sick.

MIS- LIZ hOJStE Is 9u1be StCh'
DR.. Skinner returned home yester-
| day.
| Mr.. George d. Bennett, of Goldsboro,
| is here.
Mr.. James Register is sick with
measles.
Col. Benehan Cameron, Of Stagsville,
is in the city.
Mr. A. Il. Smith, of Lexington, was
| here yesterday.
Mr. c. G. Bailey, of Advance, is at
the Marlborough.
Mr. Ben Shoem, of Southern Pines,
was here yesterday.
Mr. John II. Winder returned yester-
day from Baltimore.
Miss Jenneatte Besson has gone to
Richmond on a visit.
Judge II. g. Connor, of Wilson, is att
tending the Supreme court
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Clark, of Buff
falo, are at the Marlborough.
Attorney General +. ]. Osborne went
yesterday afternoon to Charlotte.
Messrs. j. w. CroweII and i. j. Farm
err, of Wilson, is at the Marlborough.
Mr.. /. NJ. Meellin and Rev, A, G. Cree,
Of Wake Forest college, are in the city.
Messrs. John G. Eller and j. o. Carr,
of Chapel Hill, are registered at the
Park
DR.. Hubert Registers condition is inn
proving, though he is not yet out OF
danger.
Mr.. ]. W. Thackston, Of the Ameri-
can Book Co, LEFT yesterday on bust
ness trip.
Mr. j. a. Mills, OF the Raleigh Wa
gon Works, went yesterday morning
to Tarboro.
Messrs. ". X. IIobgood and f. J.
Hollingsworth, Of Wake Forest, were
here yesterday.
Mrs. =. II. Mason viii return to-day
from a visit to her mother in Mont
gomery county
Mrs, J. =. Taylor, Of Salem, Va, is
in the city visiting her sister, Mrs. NJ.
A. Heck, Blount street.
Mai. John w Graham, Of TIillsboro,
was here yesterday to attend the meet i
ing of the University trustees.
Mrs. Il. II. Chayass4 returned yester-
day from Norfolk, Va, and Miss Mary
Chavasse returned from Henderson.
Mr.. r.. Z. Prempert Of N. NJ Uri &
Co., who has been in the city several
days, left yesterday morning for Colds
boro.
Mr. W. NJ. Rogers, who has been Wis
iting his brother. DR.. j. r. Rogers, re
turned yesterday to his home in
Gerogia
Mr.. r. S. AIebane of the Winkel
mann-Brown Drug Co, who has been
here several days, went yesterday to
Durham.
The oldest inhabitant" of Morris
Vile is dead lie was Mr.. VI. G. Sorreli.
and sheriff Page says he was q hundred
years old.
Miss Mamie Lyon, Of Granville com
III. has been recently employed by the
committee Of Houses Greek township
to teach the public school.
Capt. George d. Clarke, general a.
gent Of internal revenue for North Car
DINA and South Carolina passed
through here yesterday ON his way
east.
T. Crawford Biggs, Esq, Of Oxford.
is here returning home from Clinton,
where he represented Davis and Gre
CORY in law suit before Judge Star
buck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown and their son,
of 1ustin, Texas, are the guest Of Mrs.
ALERT Baunann, on Halifax street. |
Mrs. Brown is q sister Of Mrs. Bau
mann's.
Mr.. james III. Pou, Of Smithfeld,
chairman Of the State Democratic Tx
eeutiye committee, is at the Yarbor
ough 4 number Of leading Democrats
called TO see him during the day.
Mr.. John iii. Winder arrived yester
day from New York He went north
on the Old Dominion Line, the ocean
trip, and the voyage was very rough,
the vessel being caught in a severe
storm
Mr. Peter T.. Cunningham, travelling
auditor of the American Cotton OIL
Co. who has been here several days
auditing the accounts OF the Raleigh
Cotton Seed Oil Co, left yesterday
morning for Wilmington.
Miss Kate benson is visiting her cou-
sin. Miss Land, in Portsmouth, Va,
and Miss Mary benson is visiting her
relatives, the family Of Col. Lamb, in
Norfolk Va. Both these young ladies
are receiving marked social attentions.
They were among the dancers at the
Colonial BALI Tuesday night
FORWARD IS THE WORD.