The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-09-17
PERSONALS.

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ing.
Miss Lillian Lewter has returned to the
city.
Mr.. Charles Gattis has gone to Ports
Mrs. V. C. Register left the CITY yes
terday.
Collector Duncan went to Beaufort to
spend Sunday.
city yesterday.
Mrs. c. F. Spruil left the city yes
terday morning.
Miss Annie Mitchell left yesterday
for Philadelphia
DIR. Il. L. King returned to the city
yesterday afternoon.
Congressman Atwater returned to his
home at Rialto yesterday.
Mrs. II. NJ. Farnsworth has returned
from Philadelphia and Washington.
Mr.. John w. Foster went to Durham
yesterday to visit friends and relatives.
Miss Allen, daughter of Capt. aili MIS-.
w. J. Allen, returned home yesterday
morning.
Mrs. Mary c. Daniels who has been
visiting relatives here, went to Colds
boro yesterday.
Mr. Holly Glenn left yesterday after
noon for Greensboro where he will
spend Sunday.
Mr. Louis Il. Brown, the popular
manager of the Marlborough, has return
ed fro his vacation.
Mr.. ], w. Bailey went up to Greens
boro yesterday to supply the pulpit Of
Rev Livingston Johnston.
Mrs Mamie Harvard is back from
Durham, where she attended the funer-
al of Mrs. j. r. Harvard.
Mr.. w. r. Morrison, Mrs. William G.
Fowler and Miss Maggie Plat, of Will
mington, are in the city.
Mr. b. Il. Lacy was subPo2naed ycSter-
day to appear Mt Goldsboro Monday as
an expert witness in a suit there.
Mrs S. Il. Norris, of Greensboro came
in yesterday morning and is visiting
her mother, Mrs. w. c. Upchurch.
Miss Lizzie Tomlinson, of Johnston
county. is visiting the family of Mr..
]. C. Ellington on Newborn Avenue.
General W. w. Kirkland OF New
York, arrived yesterday morning ana
is visiting at the home of Mr.. c. C..
Crow.
Mr.. A. Leazar, who has been attend
ing the meeting of the Executive commit
tee of the A. and M. College, left yester-
dey afternoon.
Mrs. Ivey Lewis and Mrs. Lewis, Of
Birmingham, Ala, who have been visit
ing at the home of DR.. II. Ill. Lewis
left yesterday.
The little duughs.r ." Mr.. and MIS-.
John Jkochurch il crrti V ii at the
home of Mrs. & .eldrel.; mother, MIS-.
W. G. Upchurch.
Little Miss Eleanor Vann, who has
been the guest of Misses Rupie and
Villa Norris, returned to Franklinton
yesterday morning.
Misses Pholbus, who have been visit
ing here, left for New York yesterday.
The ywere accompanied by Miss Bel
win. of this city.
Mr.. W. G.. FeimSter, of the Newton
bar, is in the city. Mr.. Feimster says
that Newton is putting up a new cotton
mill and is otherwise going forward.
Rev. Rufus King, of the Quaker
church, went down yesterday to Sanford
to hold meeting. Miss Ruth Worth,
of this city, will assist in tae meeting.
Commissioner Patterson. Prof. Mas
sey, Prof. Withers and Dr. Curtis re-
turned from EdgecamJe yesterday.
where a farmers institute was held.
Mrs. McGeachy. who has been visiting
in Cumberland county, has returned,
She was accompanied by Mrs. A..
NJ. McGeachy, VINO viii visit her son,
DIR. McGeachy.
Prof. Robert Wright. of Oak Ridsr, is
here making some Hth;e'ic arrangements.
Among other things a foot .;iall siile he
tween the A. AID VI. Il al Oak !t,4!e IS
on the programme.
Hon. r.. NJ Simmons, who returned
from Asheville yesterday, says that the
news for the mountains is that the con.
stituional amendment is very popular
with the people and will carry the west
by big majority.
Messrs. f. M. Simmons, A. ID. Ward,
Charles A. Cook, r.. c.. Beddingfield.
James ID. Mcneil II. G.. Brown and -
j. Pence. who have been in Asheviile in
the railroad tax case returned to the
city yesterday afternoon. The rest nf
the party came on the early train this
morning.
DR. @. L. Bolles, superintendent of the
City Hospital, Miss Alma Meade Bailey,
head nurse of the hospital, and Mr.. Jor-
dan Branch left yesterday morning for
Raleigh with two female patients for
the insane hospital in that city. DIR.
Bolles and Miss Bailey wGll return today.
Wilmington Star.