The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-06-17
OF PERSONAL INTEREST.


Mrs. I. Mex. Pittenger, Master Paul
Pittenger, Mrs. Moffitt, and Mrs.
Phillips, of Tarboro, left for
Asheville on the ATLANTA Spe-
cial" yesterday morning.-Rev. DIR.
Bennett Smedes, Miss Dowd and Miss
Glenn, of ST. Mary's School, leave to-
day for Morehead City.-Mrs. Tucker
and Mr.. John II. Winder left yesterday
Hines went to Baltimore yesterday
morning. w. c. Maxwell. of
Charlotte, was here yesterday. en- route
to Morehead.-Mr S. d. Wait left
yesterday for Newbern and Morehead.
Mrs. George Allen is visiting rela-
tives in Newbern.-Post Office In
spector Gregory, whose fine work in
detecting the robber of the Blackwell
Co.'s. mails at Durham has been noted,
is in the city.-NTrs. r. d. Jones and
Miss Southgate, of Durham spent yes
terday in the city.-AIr. Marion Cobb,
of Durham, passed through yesterday
on his way to Morehead. Mr.. and Mrs.
Howell Cobb are already at this pleas
ant rpsort-Mr. John c. Miller, for
merl> Instructor in the D. d. and B.
institution here, now teaching in the
State School for the Deaf and Dumb
at Morgnnton was here yesterday
poing to Goldsboro to spend his vaca-
tion.-Miss Annie Marriott, of Rocky
Mount. who has been visiting Mrs. Ivan
NJ. Proctor. returned home yesterday.
Miss Leila McGirt, of Wilmington,
who has been the guest of Miss Clyde
Ellington, yesterday returned home.
Mr.. j. d. Lentz, of the State Uni
-,
and Denson's school, spent yesterday
in the city.-Mr. w. T. Dortch,
Grand Master of the Odd Fellows of
| North Carolina, is in the city. He is
returning to Goldsboro from a bust
ness trip to Burlington.-Miss Cor
nelia Petty, of Carthage, was here yes
terday on her way to visit friends in
! Clayton.--Dr. r. A. Moore, of Chat
| ham county, was here yesterday
| Mr. NJ. J. Hawkins, of Ridgeways who
is prominently mentioned for the
| Democratic nomination for State
| Treasurer, is in the city.-Mr. w.
| o. Shannon, of Henderson, and Mr..
John G. White, of Warrenton, are in
| the city---Editor A. J. Common, of the
| Iasker Patron and eleanor" was here
| yesterday, en- route to the Teachers
| Assembly at Asheville, where he makes
an address this week He says there
| is not gold-bug in Rich Square town
| ship.-Hon. John c. Scarborough,
| State Superintendent of Public In
struction, is attending the Teachers
| Assembly. A. c. Higgins, of
| Onslow, clerk in the office of the Col
| lector of Internal Revenue is very sick
with catarrh of the stomach.--Prof.
N. II. Craighill, of the A and NJ. Col
lege, left yesterday afternoon for Ashe-
vile, where be delivers an address to
| tn Teachers Assembly.-Otho VIII
son, Jr., son of the Railroad Commits
siOner, is quite sick at his home near
the city.--Maj j. b. Hill and Master
Hubert Hill went yesterday to Nor
folk.--Aliss Janet Badger and Miss
Kate Badger have gone to Washington
| TO visit friends.-Prof. James Din
widdie, of Peace Institute, Mrs. Din
| widdie, Miss Mamie Dinwiddie and
| Miss Maud Dinwiddie left yesterday
for Asheville. They will spend most
of the summer i'm Western North Caro-
I'lina.-Mr. VIII Hughes has gone TO
Chapel Hill, where he will be one of
the attendants ait the PagesMartin
wedding Mamie Robbins left
yesterday for Asheville. She and her
sister, Mrs. Holleman, will spend the
summer in the mountains.-Mrs.
Arendell, mother of Mr.. +. b. Arendell,
or the News and Observer, is quite
sick, though she was slightly better
Yesterday b. Jones, Esq, of Win
ston, is here on legal business.--Mr.
A. T. Page, Of Aberdeen, was here yes
terday. Mrs. Page has been quite sick.
but has been somewhat better for the
past two days.