The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-07-04
PERSONALS.

|
| Mr.. II. S. Leard has gone to South
| Carolina for a few days.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l.. Burkehead are
visiting relatives in Lexington.
| Miss Mary l.. Gibbs has gone to More
head City to spend some time.
| Miss Bessie Caulk left yesterday morn
| ing for her home in Baltimore.
| Judge Womack and Mr.. Geo. Thomp-
son left yesterday for Pittsboro.
! Attorney General Walser yesterday re-
| turned to his home in Lexington.
Miss Annie Rogers has returned from
a visit to friends at Wake Forest.
| Mrs. James A. Higgs and her daughter,
Miss Jessie, have gone to Morehead.
! Mr.. Robert Calling has gone to
| Chapel Hill to study law this summer.
Miss Nellie Hinsdale left the city yes
| terday to visit friends in Fayetteville.
| Commissioner Mewborne has gone to
his home near Kinston to spend Sunday.
| Misses Adelaide Snow and katherine
! Boylan have gone to Chapel Hill on Il
visit.
DR.. and Mrs. D. III. Abbott have gone
to the Western part of the State to spend
a week.
| Judge Avery is in the city for a few
days. He is here consulting the Supreme
Court library.
Mrs. Mamie B. Terrell and children
and Miss Relen Brewster are visiting at
Warren Plains.
Mr.. John Mckee is back from Tarboro,
where he has been during the past week
playing baseball.
Mrs. Breckenridge, who has been Wis
iting at Mr.. r. II. Bradley's, has re-
! turned to Wilmington.
Col. A. B. Andrews and Mr.. Henry
Miller yesterday returned from week S
stay in New York
| Messrs. A. b. Andrews, Jr., and j. H.
Andrews left this morning via the S. A.
L. for Wilmington.
Miss Mary Lanneau, who has been Wis
iting Miss Loula Briggs, returned to
! Wake Forest yesterday.
Mr.. e. S. Merritt, of Chapel Hill, was
! here yesterday to consult DIR. Lewis in
regard to an ear trouble.
| Mr.. Brown Shepher came from More
! head yesterday and went to Chapel Hill
to attend the law school.
Miss Such, the accomplished teacher
of vocal music at st, Mary's left yester-
| day for her home in New Jersey.
Mrs. Carter, who has been spending
.some time with her daughter, Mrs. John
! u. Rays has gone to Wilson on a visit.
! Prof. J. A. Holmes, State Geol0gist,
is now in California, on his way to the
/ Gold Miners convention at Denver, Col.
/ Hon. "A. C. Avery, who has been at
tending three weeks term OF Burke
+ Superior Court has returned to he city.
/ Mrs. j. Il. Carter, mother Of Mrs.
John e.. Ray, and grandson George b.,
left this morning for few weeks visit
TO Wilson.
/ Messrs Chas. Holiday, Albert Bau-
mann, Pitts and John West left this
! morning on the yestibule to spend Sun
, day at Virginia Beach.
/ Judge Robinson passed here on his way
home from Burke county, where he has
+ been holding court. He was accompa-
/ ried by Mrs. Robinson.
| Grand Secretary Il. II. Wooddell left
| for Morehead yesterday. lie viii install
! the officers of Unity Lodge publicly on
! Monday evening, and return to Raleigh
| Tuesday:
! Mayor Russ and wife and children
! have gone to GreenviIle on a visit to
! Mrs. Russ mother. The Mayor win re-
| turn Tuesday, but Mrs Russ will spend
some tine in Greenville.
/ Mr.. w. T. Taylor left yesterday for
! Baltimore where he goes for a vacation
! of two weeks. He was accompanied by
/ his daughter, Miss Margie and her aunt
| Mrs. White, who has been visiting her.
| Messrs II. e. Broughton and r. p
| Dickerson left this mornoing on the
vestibule for a few days stay in Rich
mond. Before returning they will visit
| Old Point Comfort and Virginia Beach.
Mrs. l.. G. Miller, of Raleigh, who
| has been: visiting her sister, Mrs. John
| A. Williams, Jr., ZIG Chestnut street,
left last night to visit her daughter, Mrs.
| Gibson, at Staunton, Va.-Asheyille
| Citizen.
Judge Fuller left yesterday for the
| West to spend the summer. He goes
| first to New Mexico, thence to California,
| Yellowstone National Park and other
points among the Rocky Mountains. He
| will not return to North Carolina until
| the fall.
Mr.. w. S. Hyams, Senator Pritchard's
| brother-in-law and private secretary, is
in the city He arrived yesterday and
will return to Washington to-day. He
says he came here to celebrate the 4th of
July. He was much courted by the pie
counter gang while here.
| President Charles d. McIver, of the
State Normal and Industrial College,
Greensboro, who has been here attending
a meeting of the Local Taxation" Elk
ecutive committee, went to Yadkin Col
lege last night to address the people there
on the subject of local taxation for pub
lie schools.
Mr.. l.. #. Afford, of the News and
Observer staff, was called to Kenly yes
terday to attend the funeral of his uncle,
Mr.. Bennett Pope, who died yesterday
morning at his home in Great Swamp
township, in Wayne county. Mr.. Pope
had an attack of paralysis, of which he
died, in his seth year.
DIR. II. II. Battle and family have left
the city for the summer. They will
spend sometime at Morganton. 1t is said
that DR.. Battle has received a very fiat
tering offer from the Virginia Carolina
Chemical Company, of Norfolk. 1t is
with sincere regret that the people of
Raleigh see DR.. Battle and his charming
wife leave the city.
TRIPLE LINK EXCURSION.