The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-27
PERSONALS.


Capt. A. ID. Cowles. of Statesville. is
ut the Marlborough
Ex-Governor Chas. VI. Stedman was
in the city yesterday.
Mr. Chas. l.. Absrnethy. of Beaufort.
is at the Marlborough.
Mrs. l. O. Walters is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. ". NJ. Rogers on Hall
fax street.
Mrs. Joseph f. Pogue has gone TO
Durham ma weeks visit to Mrs. Al
bert Kramer.
Miss Annie Harvard is visiting her
sister. Mrs. W. B. Potter. in Sehenect-
ady. n. Y.
Mr. T. X. hing, of Greensboro, was
here yesterday to argue some eases in
the Supreme court.
Mrs. w. c. Petty and Miss Lucy
Petty. of Carshag are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. I. +. herman.
Miss Matte Pace has gone to Sails
bury to be One of the attendants at the
Gregory-O vfrman wedding.
Mrs. j. AZ Duncan left yesterday for
her home III Apex. She has been the
guest of the Misses Thompson.
Miss Beta Goodwin. who has been
the guest Of Miss Gertie THEM yesterday
returned to her home ut Aberdeen.
Miss Emma Thornton, from Macon.
n. c., is visiting Mrs. j. W. Brown,
corner Salisbury and Hargett street.
Congressman Thomas, of the Third
district. sis in the city. He brings good
reports : from the trucking districts
around Newborn.
Mr.. Edward Crawford has returned
from Pennsylvania and will shortly go
TO Wrsghtsville to assume his former po-
sition sat the seashore hotel.
Col.sGeo. NJ. Rose, of Fayetteville, was
here yesterday on his way to Granville
county court to appear in some railroad
cases: to be tried there this week.
Mrs. Chas. Separk, who has been on
a visit to her mother, Mrs. NJ. n. Ram
sey, returned to her home in Raleigh
yesterday eyening.-Durham Herald.
Editor j. W. Bailey returned from
Washington. \. c.. yesterday afternoon
.On Tuesday night Mr.. Bailey and State
Superintendent Mebane spoke to a large
audience in favor of tax to establish
graded schools.
Mg. Clyde X. Hoey, who so ably rep
resented Cleveland county in the last
Legislature. is i'm the city. Mr. Hoey
made many warm friends here during
the session who are always glad 80
welcome him back.
Mt. William Montgomery, of Boston,
is iH the city at the home of his mother
on Forth Person street. His wife and
child were already in Raleigh and they,
together with his mother, will accom-
panM him back to Boston.
NJ. and Mrs. j. B. Brooks. Of Spen
Ger, are in the city. They came here t.
attead the funeral of their niece. the six
years old daughter of Mr.. J. w. Love
She sdied in New York Saturday ant
was brought here for burial.
Mrs. j. A. Nicholson and family left
Sunday for Raleigh to join Mr.. NichoI
son, who is in the S. \. l.. shops, and
make Chat their future home. In tnei,
departure Fayetteville loses another OF
its mostsexecellent families.
Observer.
Rev r. G. Broughton and Rev. Virgi
Norcross, of Atlanta, have announce,
their intention to get tent in Jun,
that wilk hold 5000 people. Religious
mer mon.hs. and the tent moved iron
place to pace.
Hon. Wharton Barker. of PHILADELPHIA
the Anti-Bntler Popuist candidate TO
the Presidency in 1900, is in Atlanta at
tending a sleetng of the Georgia Re
form Pressa Association. Mr.. Barke
was nominated at the convention a
Cincinnati in: 1898 and is already push
ing his campaign. He says he feels sur
Mckinley wil be the Republican NOM
nee. but he does not think William ]
Bryan will be again put up by tn
Democrats. Mr. Barker is the edito
of The American, published at Phil;
delphia, and ii connected through hi
mother with the family of Benjami
Franklin. In personal appears Barke
is said to bear "a striking resemblance
to pictures of tae famous American.