The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-07
PERSONALS.

Mr.. j. H. fucker Of Nsheyille, Is ~
the Park
MIR. u. II, Merritt q Morrisyiie. is
Il The city,
Mr. Wm. i. Neat, Of Apex. Was here
yesterday,
Miss lila re,uce spent Sunday with
friends Ill Wilson's Mills.
Mai $ - Telfair returned from
Washington, y, g., yesterday.
Miss Margaret Wadsiell. of Sel.aa. j.
yhe guest of Mrs L. g. Hrown.
~ Representative Whitley. Of John
ston. Was in the city Yesterday.
Mrs. H. :. herman is quite i'll ut her
residence GA North Wilmington street.
Col ", r C1ren, chairman Of the
state lamu III agriculture j. IN the
city
Mis- l.aeile Peasants Of l.onisburg,
Is b. ny listing Miss Flora
Crcevh.
Hayes returned yesterday
81 tn Episcopal High School n Alex
andfia, ~.
Miss Cecelia Crews. Of Durham. j.
the guest Of Mrs. L. Il. Brown, II the
Marlborough.
Msssrs. NJ. G. Elliott, L. + +. Guitar
and Nm T. nellalny, Of Wilmington,
are at the Park.
Governor Csur has been called to
Washington by the illness Of his
daughter, Miss Eleanor.
Mr.. II. Il. Hardy, OF the News aud
Observer, who has been sick for SeF-
-sral days is conyalescent.
Miss Mary Turner. who has been
spending the holidays ut home haas
returned to school in Baltimore.
Dr. Harvey G. Utley, who has spent
his vacation with his parents at Apex,
returned yesterday to baltimore,
Mr.. Philip ST. George Cooke. Of Rich
znond, always a welcome visitor 10
Raleigh, spent Sunday IN the city,
Judge and AIRS. Shepherd returned
10 the eity Yesterday. Mrs. Shepherd
has for several weeks visited relatives
ii Washington and Wilson.
Henry L. 9heatharn, the colored eN-
Congressman, left here yesterday for
Washington. lie expects his contest
ease 10 be taken up the last of the
month.
Mr.. lsay Williams, Of Ashesiiie. Mr..
W. 4. Mitchell. of kinston. who have
been visiting Mr.. George Kirby. re-
turned yesterday To Chapel Hill ac-
eompanied by Mr.. Kirby.
Mr1and Mrs. VI. =. Manor and theii
TWO little daughters, Marguerite and
shirley returned yesterday from
Stamnlan. Va, where they have been
spending the Christmas holidays with
relatives.
Miss Alice Mullins. who has been
spending her Christmas vacation III
the city. the guest Of Mrs. NJ. Il. Blake,
On Mcdowell street, returned 70 her
studies 1T the Greensboro Normal
school yesterday.
The pleasant house party at the
home OF Miss Waddell, at Selma, is
over. Yesterday Miss Waddell, Miss
Peasants and Miss Crews came TO Raj
eigh. Miss Mamie King has returned
10 her home in this city.
Mrs. r.. IT, IT, Bunch and son Robert,
who have been visiting ut Col. Z. A..
Oolds', returned yesterday morning to
Washington. Mrs. Bunch's sister,
Eliza IrlInTDSf accompanied HIT uiid
will spend the winter in Washington.
Mr.. G.. b. Afford and family, who
have been visiting Mr.. Affords broth
or in Georgia, were in Raleigh yester-
faav on their way home. Mr.. Afford
proved TO mighty Nimrod in that
country of deer and birds and other
game. killing two deer and more birds
han he could count.
Mr.. w. j.. Douglass, the famous
shoe man, of Brockton, Mass. was in
Raleigh yesterday. He IS the most
widely known business man in this
country. Not a great while ago, a gen
1Ieman in Wisconsin, desiring 10 write
10 Mr.. Douglass, cut his picture out
OF an advertisement and stuck ii on
The back of on envelope, with no name
on address. IT had To be handled by
twenty or thirty postal clerks. So
familiar is Mr.. Douglass face, that the
letter went to him without delay.