The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-06
PERSONAL.

Judge Walter Clark has gone to his
farm in Halifax county for few Gays.
Miss Alice Sims, of Concord, arrived
yesterday to visit her father, Mr.. John
A. Sims.
Mrs. Chas. It. Iumsden and children
have gone to Chatham county ON visit
to relatives.
Misses Matte and Josephine Philips
are visiting in the city on their return
from Blowing Rock.
Misses Leila and Annie Dye left Sun
day for a few days. visit to relatives
and friends in Sanford.
A popular young revenue officer, it is
said, will wed one of Raleigh's charming
young ladies next month.
Mrs. A. w. Curtis, who has been Sc
riously i'll at her home on East LenoiT
street, is now somewhat better.
Mr. and Mrs. l. Rosenthal left yester
day for the Northern markets. where
they will purchase their fall and winter
goods.
DIR. Thomas Hume and family have
returned to Chapel Hill after a month 5
stay at their summer home In Waynes
bore, Va.
Mr. Ii. G. Brown, clerk to the Rail
road commission, was able to be in hi
office yesterday He has been sick TO
several days.
Rev. DIR. Carter, pastor Of the Eirs
Baptist church. will leave TINS week sd
West Virginia, his old home, to visit
his mother. He will be away twf
weeks.
Rev. DIR. Curtis has closed up his work
for the Congregational church. They
will hereafter be supplied with coloree
pastor from Macon, Ga. DR.. Curtis anc
family will remain in their Raleigh
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Berwanger lief
yesterday for Niagara Falls and Cana
da for a pleasure trip of three weeks
Returning Mr.. Berwanger will visit thu
Northern markets in the interest of hi
customers.
Prof. Ernest Bynum, who has just re
turned from Europe is III the city. 1t i
said that he has accepted a position aS
professor of modern languages in an in
stitution in Arkansas. Last year h
taught at the State University.
Mr. Ernest Bynum made US a pleasant
call esterda. Mr.. Bynum is just return
ing from a trip to Europe and will make
his parents short visit in Pittsboro be
fore he leaves to accept a position in the
faculty of a college in Arkansas.
Superintendent Mewborne, of the peni
Tertiary, has gone to the State farms
on tour Of inspection. He will
while there, investigate the charges o
cruelty made against Superintendent
Lewis, of the Northampton farm.
Mr.. Frank Brown. clerk in Marsha
Dockery's office, has gone TO the East
nf h. St,fC fnF Il
1t is understood that Mr.. Browns mis-
sion home is to use his influence will
his Populist friends in behalf of fusion
Mr.. A. ID. *. Wallace, chief clerk il
the office of the Secretary Of State
has returned from a visit to his ole
home in Rutherfordton. He says rains
have been almost continuous in that sec
ton for weeks, to the great hurt of thu
crops.
Mr. Fl. T. Hicks and wife have re
turned from New York and Baltimore
At Baltimore they attended the annua
meeting of the National Pharmaceutical
Association, and report a most delight
ful time, and say Baltimore did TIL
handsome thing and gave all heart.
welcome.
Mr. j. Hal Rabbit and Mrs. Rabbit
have returned from Baltimore, wher
they attended the annual meeting 0
the National Pharmaceutical Associa
tion. They reported a glorious time
and Mr. Bobbitt returns, wearing tn
banners of Secretary of the commercia
section of the association.
Mr. A. G. Holloway, Democratic nom
nee for register of deeds in Harnet
county, was in the city yesterday. Ii
says that the white government union
which have been formed in every toy /
ship in the county are Il decided success
Harnett will 90 Demaert;ic This ya
by a big maturity ne says.
Dr. James J. Philips, of New. York,
visiting relatives in the city. / Philip
is a North Carolnian, being son {
Judge Fred Philips, of Tarbe Thong
he has been in New Yor' My fou
years he has large and IL alive pra'
tice. DIR. Philips is the gust of his 81,
ter. Mrs Ii. w. Jackson, on South Ia!
etteville street