The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-01-30
PERSONALS.

Mr.. WIlrsaun Hale, of Hickory, ID at
the Park.
Mr.. S. @. yamn, of Franklinton. is here
on business.
Mr.. Geo. Il. Pond, OF Salem, was in
Raleigh yesterday.
Capt W. B. Kendrick yesterday return
ed from q business "trip in the West.
Representative Conley, OF Mcdowell
county, went home yesterday for a few
days.
Dr. John Mitchell, OF Wake Forest,
was here yestesday returning from trip
to Refdsville.
Chairman Holton came down yester-
day to take last look at the remains
of Rep-Pop. fusion.
Mr. Maxcy L. John, prominent attor-
ney of Laurinburg, is here on business
before the LEGISLATURE.
Mr.. r. FL. Gill, who has been confined
to his room several days by sickness, was
able to be out yesterday.
Mr.. Thad r. Manning, the popular
and genial editor of the Henderson Gold
Leaf, was in Raleigh yesterday.
Miss Katie Johnson, who has been IN
Raleigh since the inauguration, the
guest OF Mrs Russell. left for her home
in Wilmington Yesterday.
Deputy Sheriff Rivers was able TO be
en- his office yesterday after several days
sickness with grippe. His wife and chill
dren age stiHl confined TO their beds.
Col. Tfheo. #. Davidson, who has been
here trying to secure an appropriation
for State exhibit at the Tennessee Gem
tennial, returned TO his home in Asheville
yesterday.
Messns Frank d. Jones, OF Gulf, s.
J. Durham, of Bessemer City, j. I'll.
Moore, of Henderson, and j. I'll. Mall
lard, OF Wilmington, are among those
registered at the Park.
Mr. Walter r. Henry went back to
Charlotte yesterday He will return next
week. He says he is certain the Demo-
Gratis from Mecklenburg will be turned
out and the Republicans seated.
Mr.. Frank w. Brown, OF Asheville, il
in Raleigh representing that very bright
and newsy Republican paper, the Ashe-
vile Gazette. Mr.. Brown will probably
be here till the Legislature adjourns.
Mr.. T. w Beckett, who has been here
trying to secure the passage OF an act
establishing a dispensary at Louisburg,
returned home yesterday with the assur-
amce that the bill would become law.
EllbOEo IL n. i<UnOOuf VI bht Siiobh0ti
Record, and e. G. Lineberry, of THE
Chatham Citizen, were here yesterday tC
appear before the committee in regard K
the boundary dispute between Chatham
and Alamance.
Prof. ]. l. Foust the Superintendent o.
the Goldsboro Graded schools, was here
Yesterday on his way from Chapel Hill
He IS one OF the foremost young educa
tors in the State and is doing d grea
work ct Goldshoro
Col Thomas B. Keogh returned to his
home in Greensboro yesterday afternoon
But Col. Jas. E. Boyd came down on The
next train so that the ''City of Flowers
may not be without representation IN tht
storm centre of politics.
Mr. Harry Howell, principal of th'
Washington graded schools, is visitsni
mis- brother, Superintendent L. ID. Howell
Mr.. Howell is returning from Cha@e
Hill. where he read before the Superin
fendent's Association paper on Educa
4ion in the Eastern towns, whose pecu
Lar conditions he has been studying.
MIR. w. s. Chadwick, president Of f'h
Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad. i
here TO see Gov. Russell in regard TO Ger
tain matters connected with bis road
Mr.. Chadwick's admirable adm!nistra
fion c. The s1f1GrS of THE Atlantic EN-