The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-03
PERSONALS.

Mr. w. T. CODY, of Pamlico county is
in the city.
Mrs. A. M. Lewis, Of Statesville, is
visiting Mrs. G. T. Bailey.
Mrs. l.. O. b. Blanch has returned
from Washington, \. c., where she has
been visiting.
Miss Emma Taylor and Mrs. Womack
of New York city, are visiting at Mr..
John W. Thompson's.
Miss Rebecca Douglas, of Chester, s.
c., arrived in the city yesterday on a
visit to Mrs. III. s. Leard.
Miss Sadie Jones, of Lenoir, came in
to-day to visit her father, Capt. Edmund
Jones, of the Second regiment
.,Ir. Nj. ID. Bailey, of the well-known
firm of tobacco manufacturers Bailey
Bros, of Winston. is i'm the city.
The fever Of Miss Bette Edwards is
gradually subsiding, and her physician
considers her condition more hopeful.
Miss Mary Pescud is in Greensboro
attending the meeting of the Womans
Board of Missions of the NJ. Il. Church,
South
Hon. Charles NJ. Stedman. of Green's
boro, arrived in the city yesterday morn
ing. His many friends here were glad
to see him.
Mrs. Charles Henderson, of Troy. Ala.
and Miss Ida Montgomery are visiting
their mother. Mrs. Il. III. Montgomery,
on North Person street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Bryan. who have
been visiting at Mr.. w. G. Kimball's on
North Person street, returned to their
home at Aberdeen to-day.
Miss Addie puryear has gone to Dur
ham to visit her friend Mrs. l.. G. Cole
and from there will go to Virginia to
spend the summer with relatives.
Mr.. J. w. Bailey, editor of the Biblical
Recorder, has gone to Lumberton. where
he delivers the address at the closing eX-
ercises of Robson Institute, to-day.
Mrs. O. f. Dortch and family of
Goldsboro, are visiting ut the home of
Mrs Dortch's father, DR.. L. d. Hogg.
and will spend the summer in Raleigh
Hon. W. +. Carter. Mayor of Mt.
Airy. is i'm the city. Mr. Carter says
that brick are already being made toI
rebuild the burnt district of Mt. Airy.
w NJ Carter, Esq. of Mt. Airy. is
in the city on professional business. He
saws that in spite of the terrible scourg-
ing by fire, Mt. Airy folks have the grit
to go forward.
His Excelency. Governor Russell, re-
turned from the Chapel Hill Commence
ment yesterday. He stopped over in
Durham and spent part ibf the day with
Mr. r. n Duke
Rev. w. 5. Lacy. DID,. and wife, of
Norfolk. Va. are visiting at Mr.. b. II.
Lacy's. on BlOunt street Dr. Lacy is
away from his pastoral charge for Il
short time to recuperate his strength.
Mr.. j. G. l.. Harris has gone to
Washington to try and get the Secretary
of War to authorize the raising of two
more North Carolina regiments instead
of recruiting up the present companies
Mr. Howard Heart left yesterday
afternoon to join his company at Jack
sonville. He took with him large NUM-
Der of boxes of good things for the boys, |
from their friends in Raleigh and Dur
ham.
DR. Charles y. McIver. President Of
the State Normal and Industrial college |
at Greensboro, spent yesterday in Raj
eigh. The recent session was the best in
the history Of the college, which has had
a phenomenal career.
Prof W. J. Terrell goes from Wake
Forest College to take charge of the new
Pee Dee Associational school at Wades- |
DDIDs IL iuCIG tltto tACt bGtii IL uOubi /
about the success of this school it is |
gone Charity and Children.
Commissioner of Agriculture, John r. |
Smith, left yesterday for Goldsboro to
see his son. who is critically i'll. He |
does not know when he will return. Mr. |
Smith has served during the past two |
weeks as u juror at the Federal court
The following Raleigh people went Oven |
to Chapel Hill yesterday afternoon
Misses May Johnson Eleanor Vass, Mary |
Jones, Charlotte Bush, Hal Morson.
Susie Marshall Nannnie Jones, and |
Messrs. w. w. Vass and w. b. Snow
DR.. Chas. d. McIver, president Of the
State Normal and Industrial College, |
Greensboro, was in the city yesterday. |
The college made an enviable record the
past term and has brilliant future be-
fore it under the management of this able !
and vigorous young educator.