The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-02-03
DIR, KILGO BETTER.
DR.. Brown Buried Sunday-Mrs. Ghad-
wick's Funeral


Durham. n. c., Feb. 2.-(Speeial)--
Mrs. NJ. K. Chadwick died IN TINS city
last Saturday morning, at the residence
Of her son-in-law, Mr.. w. I'll. Muse, aged
65 wears. For two years Mrs. Chadwick
had been almost an invalid, but sudden
and severe attack Of the grip was the
immediate cause of her death. Sue was
lady of rare intellectual ENDORSEMENTS.
and her life was no less conspicuous Tor
her devotion to the cause of her Lord anu
Master. She leaves two daughters. Mrs.
W. w. Shaw and Mrs. w. II. Muse. both
of this city. The remains Of this pure
good woman were taken to herr former
home, Beaufort where, ON Sunday they
were laid to rest.
The funeral services of Er. ]. &.
Brown. who died late Saturday: evening,
were conducted from Trinity church, of
which be was true. consistenE and de-
voted member The services were con-
Quoted by the pastor. Rev. j., n. Cole,
assisted by Rev W. III. Pegram. The
latter had known DIR. Brown from his
childhood, and paid a glowing tribute to
his memory. A kind hearted, loving and
devoted husband and father, a warm,
sincere friend and neighbor has gone to
his reward. He sleeps well, Cor in this
life he went about doing good, He was
buried in the city cemetery.
The board of county commissioners
were in session yesterday and to-day, and
much routine business transacted. This
morning the jury for March term of Dur
ham Superior Court was drawn. This
evening the board adjourned ITO meet the
first Monday in March.
The Alice Byno Company played East
Lynn" at the opera house last night. The
weather was bad, but a good audience
was in attendance.
Mr.. James s. Manning went to Ok
ford yesterday on legal business.
The Herald fund for the selief of Mrs.
VIM. Cole and children amounted to
$3.50. The amount was paid over to
Chief Woodall, who will disburse it as
Mrs. Coles necessities may: require.
Mrs. b. Davis is quite sick at her home
on Pine street
Dr. NJ p. Ward has resigned the
office of Coroner. He was elected at the
November election. His reason for re-
signing is that he expects 80 remove from
the county. Durham people will regret
to give him up.
Mr.. NJ G. Herndon has:been quite SICK
but is convalescent.
DR.. Thomas s. Vickers has been to
Mebansville on short business trip.
DIR. d. L. Turner was here yesterday
from Hillsboro on business.
Mr.. 2. e. Linnell went yesterday to
Wilmington on business
Mr.. ID. G. Mangum, who is now assist
ant to Clerk Young, :of Wake county
came up Saturday afternoon and spent
Sunday with is family in this city. He
went back to Raleigh yesterday.
Capt. r. G. Stonard went to Raleigh
yesterday on business 1t is hoped he will
remain a citizen of Durham
Major William A.: Guthrie went to
Raleigh yesterday on legal business.
Mr.. Samuel L. Morgan, president of the
Virginia Carolina Chemical Company.
came in from Richmond Sunday. He is
always a welcome visitor in Durham.
numbering his friends here by the thou
sands.
Miss Mamie Simmons, the accomplish
ed daughter of Collector Simmons, is in
the city visiting Mrs. Samuel Kramer
Miss Blanche Blake is here from Raj
eigh, visiting Mrs. Samuel Kramer.
Mrs. w. G. Tyres went to Oxford yes
terday on visit to- her parents.
Miss Ethel BagIey, a sister Of Mrs.
Josephus Daniels, il visiting Mrs. Samuel
Kramer, of this city.
DR. .Jno. c.. Kilgo was sick and was I'M
able to preach the dedicatory sermon al
Haw River Sunday according to appoint
ment The Doctor has been quite sick.
but is improving.