The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-07-29
PERSONALS.

Mr. Allan Higgs is at Morehead. s.
Mr.. W. Nj. Allen is visiting relatives
in Hillsboro.
Mr.. Levi Walker is visiting relatives
in Alamance.
Miss Blanche Blake is visiting rela-
tives in Durham.
Miss May Bryan is visiting Miss julia
Bynum in llttsboro.
Mr.. w. Ill. Hughes returned to the city
yesterday afternoon.
Major James w. Wilson. of Morgan
ton. was in the city yesterday.
Miss Mary Mackey is visiting Miss
Mary A. Haney at Pittsburu.
Mr.. Watkins Richards has returned
from visit to Virginia Beach.
Mrs. Mary c. Daniels, of Wilson, Is
visiting at Mrs. w. III. Bagley's.
Mr.. Nj. A. Stevens has been confined
to his home by sickness for several days.
Miss Christine Busbee went to Will
son Yesterday to visit Miss Kate Connor
Mrs. n A. Brown is visiting her
mother. Mrs. G. L. Higley. in Lumber
ton.
Mr.. Hiram B. Worth. secretary \. c.
r. r., came here from Burlington yester-
day.
Mr.. James Boylin and family have re
turned from five weeks stay at More
head City.
Chief Clerk Simms, of the Auditor
office. is confined to his room with IN
injured leg.
Miss Elizabeth Carver, of Forestvile
is visiting her sister, Mrs. j. l.. Seawell
on Hargett street.
United States Marshal Henry G.
dny m q
from Rockingham.
Miss Lawrence left yesterday morning
for Mt. Olive, where she will teach du
ring the next year.
Mrs. Albert Lewter. who has been Wis
iting relatives in Durham, is now visit
ing in Richmond. Va.
Miss Lena Latta left yesterday morn
ing for Wilmington to visit her friend
Miss Anita DeROsette.
Private Secretary Baylus Cade went 10
Goldsboro yesterday to speak before tine
Wayne County Alliance.
Captain J. n. Williamson. of Ala
nance. one Of the first cotton mill men
in the State. is in Raleigh.
Mrs II S. Tucker and Miss Minnie
Tucker, of Raleigh, are now guests AT
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs,
w. Va.
Mrs. Fred A. Woodland. Of Wilson. was
College where her sister, Mrs. Stanbacl:,
is quite sick.
Health Officer r. p. Sale has returned
from Washington. Ga, where he has
been TO see his mother. who was i'll. Her
condition is improved.
DIR. James Dinwiddie returned to Raj
eigh yesterday morning from Virginia
where he was called to attend the funeral
of his brother. Rev. John Dinwiddie.
Prof. +. NJ. Harper and wife, OF
Athens. GA. who have been visiting al
Mrs. Moffitt's. left yesterday for Little
River Academy on a visit to Mrs. Har
per's parents.
A party composed of Mrs. W. e. Johns
ST., Mt. Airy: Mrs. J. T. Evans. Weldon
Mrs. Fl. l.. Harvey, Weldon; Miss Fran
ces Dunkum, Richmond, Va: Mrs. r. L
Johns. Mt. Airy; are spending n very
pleasant time on the Blue Ridge neal
Fancy Gap, Va.
Prof. Thomas A. Sharpe, principal D
the GoldsbOro graded school, passet
through Raleigh yesterday en- route t,
Darlington. 5. c.. where he has accepted
position as superintendent of the grad
ed schools. He is Il popular and capabl,
educator and North Carolina can i'll Of
ford to lose him.
The following is from the Oxford Pub
lie Ledger: Captain Willie Lassiter
one Of the heroes of the hot assault oi
Santiago and who was wounded in tn,
side, arrived in Oxford Sunday froI,
Tampa, accompanied by Mrs. Lassiter
We are much gratified that the Captain
is improving rapidly, and we truly hop
he will soon be himself again. He j.
stopping with his mother, Mrs. Lassitcr
one of the truly noble women of on
town.
The editor of the Lumberton Robeso
MAN, who was in Raleigh this week, thu
speaks of three popular gentlemen
While i'll the city we had the pleasure
of seeing \. A. Brown, L. V. Birthright
and \. Il. Stansel all Robesonians. Mr.
Brown has position in the revenue of
fee, f. V. Birthright is head man in tn
express office there and \. X. Stanst
has. been re-mOdeling and charging tn
electric plant at the A. and NJ. College
Robson boys always go to the from
wherever they go.'