The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-01-31
PERSONALS.

the city.
Mr.. Frank Garter, of Asheville, is at
the Park.
Judge II. NJ Douglas is in the city,
stopping at the. Park Hotel.
State Printer Stewart returned to WIN
ston ON business yesterday.
Clerk Conrad mas gone to his home
in Lexington to spend Sunday.
Clerk Starbuck has gone to his home
in Guilford for few days visit.
Gov. Russell has gone to Wilmington
He will return Tuesday afternoon
Rev. j. Fl. Lambeth, and Mrs. McIn-
tyre, of Thomasyille, were here yester-
day.
Representative McCrary, of Davidson,
has gone to Louisburg to spend Sunday
with friends, trt
Rev. G. w. Blanchard. financial agent
of Wake Forest College, was here yes
terday.
Mr.. A. e. Hoiton, Republican State
chairmaul, returned to his home IN Win
ston yesterday.
Misses Mamie Simmons, Blanche Blake
and Ethel Bagley went up to durham
yesterday to visit friends.
Mr.. John III. Kerr, promlnefft young
attorney of Warrentou, was I'M Raleigh
yesterday on business.
Senators Ashburn, OF Surry, and Dixon,
of Aslfe, have gone 10 Durham 100 spend
Sunday with friends.
z Mrs w. O. Gattis, who has been here
ON visit to relatives, left for her home
in Chester, S. O.. yesterday.
Mr. William Guion,. OF NewbeGn, one
OF the most popular travelling men on
the road, was here yesterday.
Mrs r. s.. Tucker and Miss Sadie
Tucker yesterday returned from q visit
TO friends in Wash:m gton, N. 81.
Mr.. w E. Fountain, chairman Of the
Populist State Executive committee, left
for his home in Tarboro yesterday.
Mr.. X. O. Mashen principal clerk In the
House, Is spending Sunday Ia Durham,
the guest Of Mr.. Chas- d. Turner. y +
Miss Carrie Rollins. daughter OF Sens
for Rollins. of Buncombe, is visiting Miss
Daisy Thompson. on Halifax street
Solicitor Richardson, of Clinton, has
been here ON legal business during the
past week. He went home yesterday.
Miss Sallie Lipscomb, of Greenville,
n. c., is visiting her sister, Mrs, t. B..
Wilkinson, at 528 East Jones street.
Mr.. w. A. Devin, OF Greensboro, Is IN
the city ON revenue business. He is
a clerk en- the revenue Office at GrseAs-
boro.
Mr.. A. p. Rhodes, of Southern Pines,
is in the city. Mr.. Rhodes has many
warm friends in Raleigh who are always
glad 10 see him-
Mrs. Z. w. Bidgood, of Fayetteville,
who has been visiting here for several
days, the guest OF Miss McPheeters, re-
turned to her home yesterday. love
Prof. NJ O s. Noble, superintendent
of the Wilmington Graded Schools, who
stopped over here Friday ON his return
from Chapel Hill, went home yesterday.
Mr.. w. s. Chadwick, president of the
Atlantic and North CAROLINA Railroad,
who has been here for several days ON
business, went down to Newborn yester-
day. ~
DIR. J.. F. Miller superintendent of the
Goldsboro Insane Asylum, who has been
here looking after the interests of his
institution before the Legislature, went
home yesterday.
Mr. Is. III. Woodell, Grand Secretary
l. O. @. f., returned yesterday. While
away during the past week he instituted
= lodge of that order at Randleman with
25 charter members. 5
superintendent Harry Howell, of the
Washington, IN. c.. Graded schools,
who stopped over on his return from
Chapel Hill TO see his brother, Prof
Logan d. Howell, left for his home yes-
terday.
Mr.. II. l.. Smith, Of Norwood, is I'm the
city. He was member of the last Leg
islature and was known as Smith of
Stamiy." He is one Of the best Demo
Grads in the country and made an ex-
eelleTHt Representative.
Col. John s.. CqrnHm Cham mas gone
TO his elegant home III Person county for
a few days. He Is ore of the ablest and
most popular members of the Legisia~
tire, and has a great deal of Influence
wath his colleagues of all parties.
NJ. Mark w Brown, the handsome
and talented representative OF the Ashe-
vile Gazette in Raleigh, did not kill the
local editor yesterday FOR calling his pa
per Republican sheet. Any jury would
have acquitted him because the Gazette
rs Democratic paper of the true sort,
bright, hustling. and with a Democratic
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