The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-08-01
PERSONALS.

and Miss Isabelle Bryan. of Newbern.
are visiting Mrs. A. p. Bryan.
Mr.. II. w. Rogers and wife leave the
city to-day to spend a month at Pana-
cea Springs.
DR.. j. II. Crawford is visiting his
daughter in Asheyille.
DR.. Stephen b. Weeks, of the L. S.
Educational Bureau, is in the city. His
family is at Trinity, Randolph county.
Mr. Wiley Rush, who resigned the
position of secretary of the State Dem
ocratic Executive Committee. returned
to his home in Asheboro last night.
Mr. Rush, while intending to take an
active interest in the campaign, did not
feel that he could again accept the
secretaryship of the committee. with
out too much loss in his law practice.
lie made many friends throughout the
State as secretary in 1894, and in Raj
eigh was particularly popular. He
thinks the people of Randolph are
genuinely for silver and will so record
their votes in November.
Judge James Il. Shepherd came
down from Chapel Hill yesterday.
Prof. NJ. II. Holt of Oak Ridge Insti-
tute is N the city.
MIR. W Henry King left yesterday
for Cary
Z. S. Senator Marion Butler arrived
IN the city yesterday to attend the
meeting to-day of the University Trus-
tees.
Judge Fred Philips, of Tarboro is
the guest of his daughter, Mrs. Her
bert Jackson.
Miss Cora Bagley, of Jackson, who
N Ia9r .
of her aunt, Mrs. w. II. Baglev. left
yesterday for her home.
Miss Julia Alexander, daughter of
Hon. ). b. Alexander, of Charlotte.
arrived IN Raleigh yesterday, and is
the guest of Mrs. Ann Clark
Miss Bryan returned home yester-
day from a pleasure trip to Newbern
and Morehead City
Yesterday Miss Theodore Marshal.
Miss Adelaide Snow, Miss Matte Pace.
Miss Eliza Busbee and Miss Lula Hayy-
kins returned to the city from Ridge
way, where for the past two weeks
they have been enjoying a most de-
lighttul House Party at the home of
Miss Hawkins.
Mr. Haywood D. White, Of the News
anu observer left this morning for
Oxford 10 attend he bedside Of his
tfolaer, tir. Thomas White. who is
critically ill.,
Miss Eliza Simmons, daughter of
Hon. F. NJ Simmons, who has been
on a visit to Newbern and Morehead
City, returned home yesterday.
Judge II. q. Conner, of Wilson. is in
the city. -
Mr. Robt. L. Gray is at home for =
few days from the University.
\ Dr. Herbert Battle returned yester-
DAY from Southern Pines. He saws the
shipping of grapes and peaches is a.
bout over down there, and that both
crops were plentiful, specially the
grapes.
Mr. \. b. Broughton is receiving
many letters from people who are get
ing ready to attend the Chautau0ua
at Morehead next Tuesday.
among those who returned home
Yesterday moaning, moscly Democratic
coinmitteemen, were CONGRESSMAN T. A
Woodland, MesSrs. f: !. Hale. !. J.
naugain9house, W G. Lamb. Bourne,
roy. Noble, Gra;nger, 4. w. pou.
MeSSrs John and \. 10. Andrews. .Jr..
ieit Yesterday for two weeks pleasure
"Trip to New York via the Old Dominion
steamship line.
Mr.. 4. +. Page and his son Mr.. Franz,
rage, were both in from Aberdeen YES
terday.
Clerk Brown. of the Railroad Com
mission, returned yesterday from Mt.
Airy.
Dr. and Mrs. George w. Sanderlin
who are off from Washington for a few
weeks, left Raleigh for Wake Forrest
Yesterday morning. On their return
IN a few days they will take a trim to
Morehead
Sol. WE'LL, of Wilmington. was here
yesterday on business. and MANY
friends expressed regrets at his decis-
ION to leave the State to practice his
profession in New York city. North
carolina has plenty of bright vounD
men in New York. and wants IN Laa2
those she has here ut home. New York
can spare Sol. Vein better than North
Carolina
Mr., Herbert Rosenthal has returned
from pleasant trip to M3raaeqd
Mr. }. l.. Breckenridge. of Whining
nom is visiting her sister Mrs X. ii.
bi..a! e,' o. East Morgan street.
Mr. and Mrs Carey J. Hunter have
gone - Red sulphur Springs. West
Virginia, for the summer.
Or {. =. Taylor, president of Wake
:, : ofeSt college, and daughter. Miss
E.h"t' have gone to Asbury Park for a