The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-07-21
~ 4 PERSONA WAY.

Miss Mary Young. Of Concord, is
visiting Miss Annie Bruce Carr, at the
executive mansion. Mir, John Haner
Gore. OF Wilmington. was here Hester-
day.-Miss Heriot. of Charleston. =.
C.. who has been visiting Miss Sallje
Kirby, returned home yesterday.
Ree. Dr.. W. II. Moore and others were
here yesterday, returning from the
Methodist District Conference at Dunn.
MIR. j. J. Rogers. who is quite sick,
has been moved to Rex Hospital. Mrs.
Rogers was here yesterday to see him.
State Senator MeWhorne, OF Lenoir
county, was here Yesterday on his way
to Hillsboro He will soon move his
family to HilIsboro.-Dr. George w.
Sanderlin Third Auditor Of the Treas
ury. Mrs Sanderlin, Miss Georgia San
derlin and Miss Rosa Lee Sanderlin, of
Washington. are visiting friends in the
city. Mr.. Norman f. Jennett left
this morning for a visit to AsheyilIe.
Mrs Mary Warren is very i'll at ST..
Iuke's Home for Incurables. Rev.
DR. J. w. Carter has gone TO Salem,
Sampson county, to conduct pro-
tfacted meeting Mr.. T.. G. Potter
returned yesterday to Eastern Caro-
lima. He says the hot weather has
driven nearly everybody to the sum
mer resorts. the patronage being d.
vided between those two pleasant sea-
side places, Mays Head and Ocracoka.
Mrs George w. Thompson and
child went Yesterday 10 Morehead.--
Prof. T. A. Alderman. of the State Uni
versitv, is in the city His name is
most frequently mentioned as the sue
cessor to President Winston, and his
f,,. I1uy ,neifinn *
orally recognized Miss Annie Bus
bee returned yesterday from Chapel
Hill, where she has spent the past six
weeks-Mr. j. A. Duncan has gone
to Beaufort. where his family are
spending the Miss Annie
Simpson left yesterday for Fayette-
ville.-Mr. r. f. l.. Branch, Jr., of
Washington, spent Sunday with his
family in the city.-Mr. and Mrs.
James Terrell. of Alabama, are NV
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fer
rell, on HillsVboro street.-Mrs. +.
NJ. Simmons has returned from More
head. Miss Annie Dughi is visiting
friends in Durham Mr.. and
Mrs. John H. Winder and children
have returned from Morehead.--
Mrs. S. w. Holman, of Durham, spent
yesterday in the city.--Rev. John Il.
White, secretary of the Baptist State
Board of Missions, left yesterday for
Thomasyille, where he breaches the
sermon at the annual meeting" of the
orphanage trustees Hon. John C.
scarborough, Prof. w. L. Poteat, DR..
Mitchell and others left for Thomas
vile yesterday and Mrs. W. a.
Page, of Aberdeen, are in the city
Miss Henszey, of Cummnock, was
here esterday.-Miss Susan Moses,
who has been visiting the Misses Kir-
by at the Insane Asylum, left yester-
day for Glodsboro, to visit Miss Bessie
Miller.-AIrs. S. T.. Kramer and chill
dren, of Durham. are visiting relatives
here.-Mrs. w. NJ. Brown and Mrs
Young are spending some time at
Habel Springs w. c. Tucker
left yesterday on an extended South
ern trip.-Dr. 7. ID. Hogg has gone to
Boston. Treasure Worth will this
week attend the large Quaker meet
ing in Virginia. Messrs. A. p. Mas
sey, S. j. Hinsdale, b. II. Drydin, S. S.
Bachelor, NJ. A. Stone, Mark A. Wood
ell, Jno. Foster, B. +. Ellis, w. c.
White, Il. NJ. NOVEL;, Chas. Yates and
c. S. Allen spent Sunday at Ocean
View, Virginia Beach and Old Point.
Several of the party went on the New
York.-Miss Emma Johnson has re-
turned from visit to Franklinton.-
Street Commissioner w. Z. Blake is re-
covering from his severe illness.