The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-14
PERSONALS.

Miss Susie Foster is visiting in Dur
ham.
Mr.. Jno. w. King, of Greensboro, was
here yesterday.
DR.. J. b. Averett came in ON the Sea-
board yesterday.
Miss Matte Pace left for Wake For
est yesterday morning.
Mr.. J. II. Fleming is quite sick at his
home in Neusc township.
Miss George Sanderlin is the guest
of the Misses Moring on Blount street.
Mrs. A. E. Stronach left yesterday
morning for Wilson to visit relatives.
Miss Eliza Busbee has returned from
n visit to Miss Loula Hawkins ut Ridge
way.
Mrs. w. 3. Mann and little daughter
Eleanor, are visiting relatives III ON-
ford.
Collector Duncan left the city ycster-
day morning and will not return untl
Monday.
Rev. John z. White will preach to-
dav. morning and night, mt the Baptist
Tabernacle.
Mr.. Chas. NJ Busbce returned yes
terdov from ten days stay at Buffalo
Lithia Springs.
Mr.. T.. @. lands, of Oxford, was here
yesterday en- route to Morehead City for
a weeks vacation.
Mr.. Henry J. Young went up to LIT
Teton yesterday. His wife is visiting
relatives ut that place.
Mr.. David Rosenthal. a former resi-
dent of Raleigh. now Il prominent shoe
drummer is in the city.
Mr.. Fred Philips. of Tarboro, who has
been visiting Mr.. David Bagley. returned
home yesterday afternoon.
Miss Carnage of Norfolk, who has
been the guest of Mrs. G. G. Baker, re-
turned home yesterday morning.
Misses Mary and Josie Bell, of tAis
city. left yesterday to spend IA few weeks
in the Eastern part of the State.
Misses Margaret and Florence Brough-
ton who have been spending the summer
in Raltimorc. Md. have returned home
Mrs. J. G. Darden and children left
Yesterday for Wilmington to visit rela-
tives and friends. They will be gone
for two months.
Mrs. G.. M. Spence. accompanied by
her little daughter, Linda, left yesterday
morning for Wilmington and Wrights-
vile Beach, to spend several days.
fer spending a few days with his
Rev. II. c. Glenn returned to the city
Friday and will occupy his pulpit to-day.
Mrs. T.. G. Potter left yesterday on
the Seaboard Airline for Norfolk, Va.
where she will join her husband for an
extended trip to Providence, Boston ana
other New Finland cities.
Mrs. Edward Mack and children. of
Norfolk, who have been visiting DR..
and Mrs. G. l.. Kirby, left yesterday
morning for Canada. They were ac-
companied by Miss Lizzie Kirby.
Captain Crawford, of the Raleigh COM
pany. First regiment. who was called
home by the illness of Mrs. Crawford
returned to Jacksonville yesterday. Mrs.
Crawford is very much improved
There will he no services at Edenton
Strect Methodist church to-day. morning
or night, on account of the absence OF
the pastor. DR.. w. c. Norman. who is
visiting in Western North Carolina.
State Senator A. J. Moye left yes
terday for Greenville. He says that
the Populists of the First district do not
want Harry Skinner for their Congress
man. and that he cannot carry his own
county in the Populist convention.
Prof. William Hickman Carter, Of
the Kentucky School for the Deaf. who
has been spending several days with his
sister. Mrs. John Il. Ray. left yesterday
morning for New York city. where he
will visit his brother, Mr.. George Car
ter.
Mrs. J. J. Thomas and Mrs. Sam
Brewer left yesterday morning for Yves
tern New York to see their mother who
has been quite sick. They expect TO
bring Mrs. Felt home with them within
ii few days. Miss Evie Thomas accom-
panied her mother North.
Rear Admiral Kirkland. who was re-
tired Il few weeks ago, died last night
at the are Island Navy Yard. Califor-
mia. He was Il native of Orange coun-
ty and was appointed to naval cadet
shin from this State. July 2. 1850. He
has many relatives living in this State
and several years ago visited North
Carolina. His record in the navy was
brilliant and notable.
Mr.. Andrew Syme yesterday received a
letter from Sergeant Frank Cameron.
The letter was dated July 9th. and Ser
geant Cameron said he had no idea
when he would be removed from San
tiago. He said he was perfectly well
and had not been troubledwith sick
ness. The letter speaks i'll glowing terms
of the yalor and discipline of the Ameri-
can troops ut Santiago. Sergeant Came
ron was in three days fighting and il
is needless to say he did his part fear
lesssly.