The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-06-30
IN A PERSONAL WAY.

from visit to WilsOn.--Mr. Henry
e. Litchford, cashier of the Citizens
Bank, returned yesterday from pleas
ant two weeks stay at Cold Sulphur
Springs, Va.--Miss Marguerite Crow
is visiting friends in Graham.--Mrs.
N. r. Craighill left yesterday for Bos-
ton. She will spend the summer with
relatives in Massachusetts Messrs. /
Ralph Fuller and Julius Mailer, of
Durham, spent Sunday in Raleigh
Miss Grace Whiting, of Hamlet, and
Miss Gillespie, of South Carolina, who
have been visiting Mrs. S. w. Whiting,
have returned home.--Miss Louise
Farmer and Miss Lille Linn are visit
ing friends at Stokesland.- Miss
Florence Henry is spending a month
in Bichmond-Rev. DR. f. A. Yates.
presiding elder of Raleigh District,
has gone to Beaufort for weeks
stay Miss Richards, of Hillsboro,
who has been visiting Mrs. L. T.
Brown. has returned home.-Miss
Annie Busbee and Miss Eliza Busbee
are at Chapel Hill.--Mrs. B. S. Jer-
man, Masters William Borden and
Charles Montgomery Jerman, are Wis
iting Mr.. G.. G. Montgomery, at Con-
cord.-Miss Neal, who has been Wis
iting Mrs. j. G. Brown, left Yesterday
for Newbern.--Miss n. r. Davis was
here yesterday, returning to Louis
burg from the summer school Of the
State Normal and Industrial School at
Greensboro.-Miss Viola Boddie, Of
the faculty of the State Normal School
at Greensboro, passed through the
city yesterday on her way to Nash
county to recuperate her health after
a severe illness.-Mr. and Mrs. j. c.
Ellington left yesterday for Rich
| mond-Mr. Jacob s. Allen, Jr., son
of Mr. Jacob Allen, of this county, is
in the city, representing the Biddle
hardware company, Philadelphia
Judge James f. Shepherd has gone to
Chapel Hill, where the summer law
school opens this Week.-Mrs. Lucy
Besson is visiting in Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Chambers Smith and
children have gone to Morehead.---
State Treasurer Worth is at his plan
tation in Lenoir county.-District
Agent II. I. Ceatham, of the Seaboard
Airline, who now has his headquar-
ters in Atlanta, was here yesterday
Mr.. f. C. Potter left yesterday for that
ueIlg0IIui SedSiue GtSOTl. Nag > IItdAls
Marshall Carroll and Prof Din
widdie both went TO Richmond yester-
day.-Dr and Mrs. Francis A. Ma
con, of Henderson, are at the Marlboro,
the guests of Miss Mary Litchford,
Mrs Macon's sister.-Mr. Byron
Whitaker, who formerly lived here,
but is now a successful cotton buyer
in Texas, is visiting friends and rela-
tives in the city.-Mr. Ed. Il. Crow,
of the Commercial and Farmers Bank,
i. out again after a protracted illness.
MFR. and Mrs. Jacob Allen, Mrs I.
S. Stevenson, Mrs. John Simpson and
Miss Simpson left for Richmond yes
terday to attend the reunion.----M Mrs.
w. T. Lipscomb Mr.. W. I. Lipscomb
and Miss Sallie Lipscomb, of Green
Vile, are visiting Mrs. T. b. Wilkin-
son.--Mr. W. b. Farwell, of the firm
of Burkhead and Farwell, general
agents of the Fidelity Life Associa-
ton, left for Philadelphia yesterday
morning to attend the annual conyen-
ton of managers and agents of that
company RI. Potts and little
Miss Ruth Potts left yesterday
to visit relatives in Richm0nt Mrs.
". Il. Oliver and children, OF Whining
ton, and Miss Daisy Marabee, of Mt.
Olive, passed through Raleigh yester-
day en- route to Belleville, Va, the home
OF Mrs. divers father, Mr.. G. II. Nose
iey.-Prof. Brewer, of Wake Fores
College, was here yesterday ).
a. Henszey, receiver of the CumnocE
mines, was here yesterday. lie says
new miners are arriving every day,
and the mine is fine condition.---Miss
Louie Busbee is at Chapel HILL
Mrs. Merrifnon and Miss Maud Merr-
mon left yesterday afternoon for the
Western part of the State.--Mr. w.
Il. Guthrie. of Durham, spent Yesterday
| in the city.-Miss Watt. of Cumnock,
was here yesterday.-Dr.G George L.
Winston, president of the State Uni
yersfty, was here yesterday en- route
| to Chapel Hill.-Mr. X. b. Raney re-
turned yesterday from Kjttrell.-
| Mr.. b. w. Hunter spent Sunday in War
| renton.-Miss Lizzie Taylor returned
| yesterday from visit to Mrs. NJ. j.
Hawkins at Ridgeway.- Mar
shall Wilson, of Warrenton. is in the
city.--Capt. j. B. Burwell and Miss
| Burwell returned yesterday from
| Ocean View.-AIiss Jennie Coffin has
| gone to Blowing Rock to spend some
| weeks.-Mr. and Mrs. John s. john
son have gone to Richmond.-We
| j.. NJ. Graves, of Selma, was here yes
terday.--Mr. and Mrs. H. d. Gaines,
of New York, are at the Park.-Mr.
c. NJ. Beasley, of Durham, was here
yesterday ]. FL. Dunn, of Hen
derson, is at the Park.--Air w. H.
Summerell, of Winston, is in the city.
Mrs. b. c. Rogers has gone to
Richmond, and will later visit her rel
atives at Oak Forest, Cumberland
county, Va.--Miss Birdie Black, of
Littleton, who has been visiting the
Misses Niece, returned home yester-
day.-Mr. Henry Blount was here
yesterday en- route to Henderson to
lecture last night. Tonight he lee
lures at Kittrell.--Mai. and Mrs. T..
Nj. Hayes returned this morning from
Southport and WrightsvilIe.-M Mr.. C.
w Horne, of Smithfield, is in the city
Mr.. j. Nal Merritt has returned
from trip to the mountains.-M