The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-08-25
PERSONALS.

Mr.W. J. Heeds was here . while
! yesterday morning on his way from
Raleigh to Oxford.
Sandy Andrews was here yesterday
and went north to Greenville where he
| is engaged in the tobacco business.
| Miss Mamie Lyon came in yesterday
morning from Alamance. where she
has been visiting.
| j. A. Cobb is here from New York.
He is one of the trusted employees of
| the American Tobacco Company, and
enjoys a fine salary.
Rev. j. w. Wellons is home from Al
Iamance county, where he has been as
sisting in revival meeting. There
were large number of conversions.
Maj. W. A. Guthrie has gone to Per
son court. He opens his campaign for
Governor in Roxboro to-day.
Mrs. j. E. Owens and children are
visiting relatives in johnson county,
near Selma.
Frank L. Fuller came in Saturday
afternoon from Burlington, where he
had been on legal business.
Winston Rogers came back yester-
day from Greensboro where he had
been on besiness.
Judge Winston spent Sunday in Ok
ford.
Mrs. L. w. Battle is home from
Charlotte, where she has been visit
ing her son Lee I'll. Battle.
Miss Mary Wall is visiting friends
III Lynchburg.
Prof. w. j. Ramsey is home from
South Boston, Va, where he has been
visiting relatives.
Mrs. II. l.. Propst and children are
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have been visiting for several weeks.
w. G. Gates. went to Goldsboro yes
terday.
Peter NJ. Briggs is home from Pitts
bodo, where he has been conducting a
series of meetings.
DIR. L. A. Yates held quarterly con-
ference with the church at Oxford
Sunday. A.
C. VI. Edwards went up to Green's
bcro yesterday morning on business.
Capt. j. \. White has been sick day
or two but is better now
K. \. Myrie has gone no Littleton to
see his people.
Mrs. NJ. A. Angler is home from
Chase City, where she has been for
two months. She is much improved in
health.
I4attimer Vaughan is in the city
visiting his brother, z. W. Vaughan.
Mr.. Naughan's home is in Orlando,
Florida
II. N. Pendergrass and his son, o. n.
Pendergrass, left yesterday morning
for Goldsboro, where they will spend
the next eight months handling to-
bacco.
b. n. Duke went over to Oxford yes
terday morning on business.
Mrs. Annie Durham and Miss Carrie
Blacknall returned Saturday from Y.
T. Hampton's, on Flat River,
where they spent several weeks most
pleasantly.
Miss Lucy Wyatt came in yesterday
from Raleigh, where she had been Wis
iting relatives.
T. w. Grissom came in from the east
yesterday morning, where he had been
writing insurance.
DR.. j. Henry Smith went back to
Greensboro yesterday morning.
Miss Lizzie Davis, who has been Wis
| iting her sister, Mrs. w. II. McCabe,
went over yesterday morning to Chap
| el Hill on a visit to friends.
Mrs. Mary Hodges Fleming, from
Oxford, was here yesterday morning
| and left for Burlington, where she
takes charge of large music school.
That prince of clever fellows, David
| Cheatham, reached Durham from At
lanta yesterday morning. lie IS al
ways a welcome visitor in Durham.
Miss Florence Roney came in yester-
day morning from Alamance, where
she had been visiting relatives.
James Southgate is home from the
mountains Of New York, where he has
Al In JyaJI n
| improved in health.
Samuel Kramer spent Sunday III
| Raleigh with home folks.
r. b. Raney was in the city Saturday
taking insurance.
III. ii. Markham is home from a briei
trip TO Norfolk, Ocean View, Old Point
Comfort, and Newport News.
/ s. r. Morgan, president of the larg
est fertilizer company in the world
came in from Richmond Sunday morn
ing and spent the day with his family
in the city.
Robert Wilson Morris, one Of tht
trusted employees of the s. A. l.. a
this place, has been taking few
1dayg' pleasure at Ocean View, Nirgini;
Beach and Old Point Comfort.
I. A. Carr came in from Richmond
Sunday morning.
Herbert Furman went Saturday q
old Point Comfort, Ocean view an(
Virginia Beach for a few days, vaca
ton. He is one Of the S. A. Us hes
men at this point.
Solicitor w. z. Bynum was her
yesterday morning on his way to Per
son court.
Messrs. Theodore Borden ano
: Ernest j. Green left over the N. 4
w. yesterday morning for Roanoke
Va. via Lynchburg. They will repre-
sent one of the largest publishing