The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-15
PERSONALS.

kJudge W. r. Allen, of Goldsboro, is
at the Yarboro.
Mr.. John Hill, of Atlanta, arrived in
| the city yesterday.
| Mr.. Samuel Z. Marion, Jr., of Balti-
more, is in the city.
| Mr.. Guion Dewey arrived in the city
yesterday afternoon.
| Mr.. Leonard Tufts, of Pinehurst, was
in the city yesterday.
| Mr. JAS. ID. Glenn. of Greensboro, was
in the city yesterday.
| Rev. w. Z. Clements. of Morrisville,
spent yesterday in the city,
| Mr. III. w. Norris and wife, Of Apex,
| returned home yesterday afternoon.
| Judge II. c.. Fuller returned to the
| city yesterday afternoon from a visit to
Red Springs.
Hon. +. M. Simmons returned yester-
| day from Newbern, where he has been
| on legal business.
Mr.. r. III. Battle returned to the city
yesterday from a business trip to his
| Edgecombe farms.
Mr.. +. w. Habel left yesterday on a
business trip to Asheville and the main
| intermediate points.
Mr.. NJ. B. Spier, of Charlotte, Gen
eral Manager of the Bell Telephone Com
pany, was here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f.. Page left last
night on a visit of two weeks to Mrs.
Pages parents, at Powelton.
Mr.. William Woollcott. who has been
to the North on a purchasing trip, re-
turned home yesterday afternoon.
Grand Secretary B. II. Woodell of the
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows, left yester-
day afternoon for Goldsboro on a visit
to the Orphan Home.
Mr.. Il. II. Hoover. Private Secretary
to Senator Butler, was i'll the city yes
terday on his way to Elliott City, where
he goes on visit to relatives.
DIR. c. "A. Thompson, of Wilson. who
has been visiting his sick brother at
the A. and M. College, has returned
home. His brother is much improved.
Mr.. G. III. Mebane, Superintendent of
Public Instructions will leave to-day to
attend the executive meeting of the
Teachers Assembly at Greensboro to-
night.
Rev. E. C. Glenn left yesterday after
noon for Scotland Neck to be gone
week or ten days, TO assist Rev. O'Ryder,
of that place in Il series of revival ser
vices.
Mrs. Leob, the only daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph 3. Bachelor, who has
been visiting her parents, left yesterday
afternoon for her home in Waynman-
vile, Georgia.
Mr.. r. S. Hart, of Waynyille, Connec-
tcutt, brother-in-law of Mr.. Julius
Lewis. who has been spending the winter
here for his health, left for home yes
terday afternoon.
Rev. John f. White returned yester-
day from Atlantas where he attended the
laying of the Corner stone of the new
Baptist chuaEh. of which Rev. i. G.
Broughton is pastor.
Mr. Neaedham B. Broughton. Rev. Il.
w. SpiIdnan and Mr.. John E. Ray, left
yesterday afternoon for Salisbury to at
tend the State Sunday school convention
(which met there last night. The SEES
Isions will be continued until Thursday.
Judge Fred Moore, one of the most
able judges on the bench, passed through
| the city yesterday from Greenyille.
where he has just adjourned court, for
his home at Asheville for a few days
rest. His next court will be Martin
County court which he will convene
next Monday.
Col. L. NJ Argo and Mr.. William B.
Snow went down to Smithteld yesterday
| to attend Johnston county court.
Among the cases in which they will APP
pear will be that of the negro Tom
Smith for the murder of young Cav
thorn, which took place during the last
Christmas holidays near Selma.
Messrs. Z. Y. Webb. of Shelby; w. c.
Fields. of SPARTA; w. Ii. Raglan, of
High Point; DIR. L. b. Twitty, of Ruth
erfordton; A. Leazar, of Mooresville; III.
K. Bonitz, of Wilmington; II. l.. Smith,
| of Albemarle: H. Il. Fries, of Salem,
and z. J. Sinclair, of Marion, trustees of
| the Agricultural and Mechanical Col
| lege, left yesterday for their respective
| homes.
Mr.. w. III. Macon. of Louisburg, was
| in the city yesterday to take out papers
of incorporation from the Secretary of
State for the Macon Furniture Com
pany, of Louisburg for the purpose of
manufacturing furniture and selling it at
| wholesale and retail. The incorporators
| are w. I'll. Macon, S. P. Burt and ID. L.
! Smithwick. The capital to commence
| the business with is $1,000. Louisburg
| is improving as fast as any town in the
State, says Mr.. Macon.
| Mr. George NJ. Gales, one of the
brightest and most popular of Raleigh
boys, who has held a position under Col.
Turk in the Southern Railway office ut
Washington, has resigned his position.
He does so to take a better place. Mr..
Gales will shortly go to New York to
| become the private secretary of Mr..
| w. w. Fuller, General Counsel of the
| American Tobacco Company. This is
an important and responsible position.
Mr. Fuller. and Mr.. Gales are both
| to be congratulated.
| HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills, Bill