The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-17
PERSONALS.

Mr. II. j. Johnson is visiting in
Washington city.
Mr.. Thomas benson has returned
from a trip North.
Capt. w. Ii. Day went to Littlcton
yesterday morning.
Miss Lena Latta returned from VIII
mingtcn yesterday.
Miss Kate benson has returned from
a visit to Pittsboro.
Senator and Mrs. Marion Butler left
yesterday afternoon.
Miss Sallie Whitaker is visiting i'll the
eastern part of the State.
Mrs Riggsbee, of Durham, is visiting
Mt the home of Mrs. Aver.
Mr.. Henry Bagley of the Timcs-\ Isl
tor returned from Morehead yesterday.
Misses Gertrude and Emma Johnson
are visiting the Misses Foushee at Sand
ford.
Mr.. r. L. Rand is spending his sum-
mer vacation at Old Point, Saratoga ana
Canada.
Misses Susie and Margaret McPhee-
tcrs have returned from visit TO
Durham.
Lieutenant Christian has secured Mr..
E. Carr, of Durham for the First regi-
ment band.
Miss Elizabeth Ashe and Miss Mary
Porter Ashe left this morning to spend
month at Waynesville.
Rev. Bennett Smedes. rector of st.
Mary's, has returned from trip to
New York and New England.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. o. Lands passed
through the city yesterday from Char
lotte to their home in Oxford.
Mr. ~ II IIart oF tho ffrp1 IF IuliuC
Lewis Hardware Co., has returned from
an extended business trip North.
Twelve regular army nurses passed
through from Washington to Atlanta on
the Scaboard Air Line yesterday.
Mayor pro TEN Powell yesterday morn
ing fined Williams Novels. colored. $5.25
for using profane language on the street.
Mr. John r. Williams, who has been
promoted III the division hospital at
Jacksonville. is at home on furlough.
Messrs. J. II. Macleary and S. Gale
way, who were here in the interest of
their new railway, left yesterday morn
ing.
Miss Lucille Morton, of Virginia, and
Miss Nellie Wilson. of Mississippi, are
the charming guests at the executive
mansion.
Miss Lucille Morton. of Keysville, Va,
Miss Nell Wilson. and Miss Annie Noel,
of Lexington Miss, are visiting at the
Executive Mansion.
Mr. r. \. WombIe, of the revenue of
flee returned from Morehead City ycster-
day afternoon. He reports the crowd
there now as small
Mrs Eaton and daughter. Miss Mary
Eaton. who has been spending Il month
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morning for Waynesville,
Mrs. S. W. Sanders left yesterday for
Raleigh, where she will attend re-
ception this week at the Governors
mansion.-W ilmington Star.
Mr.. Lee benson. of the United States
Observatory nj Albany. New York. isl
in the city on Il visit to his parents
Captain and Mrs. C. i. benson.
Mr. George Nottingham. who enlisted
as Il pharmacist and was made Il nurse
ut Jacksonville. has returned hame. hay
ing received an honorable discharge.
Mrs. Proctor and Misses Maggie and
Adelaide Proctor. who have been visit
ing Mrs. j. a. Egerton on North Hall
fax street left today for Warrenton.
DIR. Chas. Baskerville. of the Univcr
sity faculty. has gone TO Boston to at-l
Association for the Advancement OIL
Science.
Mr.. Ernest Balm returned yesterday
afternoon from MOrehead. He spent
several days looking over farming land
and contemplates locating mt Havclock
to engage in agricultural pursuits.
Mr.. Emiel Schmipff, of Philadelphia,
is here in the interest Of the brewery
mentioned some days ago. He and Mr.
Baumann. already here. will make fur
Their investigation as to the adaptablity
of Raleigh to such an undertaking.
Senator Butler and wife left yesterday
for an extended western tour. The SEN
ator will make the opening speech for
the Populists in Greenville. Texas on
the 10Th of this month. and will after
wards speak at Denver. Col, and Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Mr. George NJ. Lindsey, who has been
out West, for about - years arrived
here yesterday from Dallas, Texas, tOI
accept a position as stenographer in the
office of the Pacific Mutual Life Insur
ance Company. for which company. his
brother, Mr.. A. +. S. Lindsey is State
agent
We were glad to see Rev. Joe II.
Smith. pastor ut Mt. Vernon. Indiana, in
Raleigh last week. He was returning
friends and kinspc0pIe in this section
Bro. Smith expects to finish his course
in our Seminary this year, after which
we hope he will return to North Caro-
lina.-Biblcal Recorder.