The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-17
PERSONALS.

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yesterday.
Mr.. T. D. Turner, OF Hillsboro, is al
| the Park.
Mr.. George B, Cnrtis, of Enfield, was
here yesterday.
DR.. ]. L. Moore, of Apex, was II
Raleigh yesterday.
Mr.. J. w. Hinsdale left yesterday for
| Cumberland court.
Miss Retta Daniels has gone to Colds
boro TO visit friends.
| Mr.. G.. J. Ward, Of Burlington, spen'
| the day here yesterday.
| Rev. w. G. Clements, OF Morrisville
| was in Raleigh yesterday.
Rev. J. Il. White has gone to the Robe
son Baptist Association.
DR.. N. G. Carroll returned yesterday
from visit to Goldsboro.
Mr. Theo. KIuttz, of Salisbury, is here
attending the Supreme court.
AIR. b. G. Beckwith has gone down to
his old home in Johnston county.
Judge Boykin has gone to Smithfeld
to hold Johnston county court this week,
Mr.. T. H. Sprinkle, prominent insur-
ance man of Charlotte, was here OH
business yesterday,
Mr.. T. +. Stewart, of Henderson, was
here yesterday returning from the Bap-
fist State convention.
Mr.. w. II. Neal, of Apex, one OF the
most popular drummers on the road, was
here on business yesterday.
Col. 8. Med, Tate, Of Morganton, 10
in the city on private business. he is
stopping at the Park Hotel.
Mrs. r. o. Moring returned yesterday
from a short visit to Carthage, where she
was the guest of the Misses Petty.
Rev. DR.. Pettinger left yesterday for
Norfolk to attend the Episcopal General
Conference which meets there this week,
Superintendent John E. Ray, of the
Blind Institution, returned from the Bap-
fist State convention yesterday morning.
President w .. Chadwick, and Super
intendent s. L. Jill, OF the Atlantic and
North Carolina railroad are at the Park.
Prof. Collier Cobb, of the University
was in Raleigh yesterday. He was just
from the Baptist convention at Morgan
ton.
Prof. w. L. Poteat of Wake Forest
College, was here Sunday on his way
home from the Baptist State conven-
ton.
Rev. II. y. Cooh, of Sampson county
is III Raleigh visiting relatives. He stop
ped here on his way from the Baptist
convention.
Judge Spier Whitaker spent Sunday
with his two sons at the University Of
North Carolina, and returned to Raleigh
morning.
Mr. E. A Holton, chairman Of the Re
publican Executive committee. who has
been at his home in Winston for over
week. returned to Raleigh yesterday.
Mrs. Robert Kirkland and Mrs. S. c.
Potts, of Lake Waccamaw, spent Sunday
here on their way to Baltimore, where
Mrs Kirkland goes for medical treat
mept
Mr.. A. p Thorpe, prominent tobac-
conist of Rocky Mount, who has been here
visiting his wife's parents. Capt. and
Mrs j. T. Brooks, returned to his home
yesterday.
Mrs. Hal N. Worth, of Worthwhile.
who has been here since the Hinsdale
Englehard wedding, the guest OF Mrs.
Grimes, left yesterday for visit to
friends in Norfolk
Miss Nettie MacAuley. of Rocking
ham. was stopping at the Park yesterday
on her way home. She has been spending
several weeks with her sister, Mrs. G. NJ
Hobbs, of Franklinton.
The following lawyers came down from
Lexington yesterday TO argue appeals be
fore the Supreme court: W. III. Pinnix,
Col. w. It. Henderson, Zeb. Y. Walser,
q. l. Walser. +. G. Robbins and r. H.
Rev DR.. Fl. g. Hill, OF Maxton,
prominent minister in the Presbyterian
church, is here to see his daughter, who
s a student at Peace Institute. DIR. Hill
in Hillsboro Sunday and came
% Raleigh yesterday morning.
Among the prominent Baptists in Raj
,igh yesterday on their way from the con-
vention were: Rev. A. Cree, Of Seaboard; |
Rev. DR. G.. y. Blackwell, of Elizabeth |
City; Rev. #. It. Wooten, OF Plymouth: |
Rev. Josiah Elliott. of Henderson,; Rev.
A. G. Cree, of Wake Forest; Rev. J. p. |
Spence, of Kinston.
At the Park: BENZ. f. Levy. New
York; Henry Hidden, Chicago: J. w
Wheeler. Louisville, Ky; Thomas Smith. |
r., Richmond j. r. Smith, Chattanooga;
T. Lehman, Philadelphia; A. G. l.iiIard |
Louisville; A. W Dainty Boston; II. +.
smith, New York; s. r. Nye, New York;
Iohn 4. Edwards, Lynchbnre; j. II. Pat |
erson, Baltimore.