The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-01-24
PERSONALS.

| Mr.. Eugene L. Albea, of Winston, is
/ here
Mr.. Alex Webb, of Asheville, came in
yesterday.
Mr.. w. T. Whitsett, of Whitsett, is
! in the city.
Miss Gladys Clark, of Wilson, is at
the Marlborough.
Mr.. G. I'll. Mcknight, of Greensboro,
came in yesterday.
| Miss Sally Cotton is visiting Mrs
Julian Timberlake.
! Miss Ell Green, of Wilson, is visiting
Colonel and Mrs. Kenan.
DR.. r. J. Noble, of Selma, returned
| home yesterday morning.
| Miss billiard, of Norfolk, is the guest
of Colonel and Mrs. Kenan.
Miss jamie Strange of Wilmington
| is visiting Miss Jane Andrews.
Mr.. Charles l.. Alternately, of Beau
fort returned to the city yesterday
Capt Y. w. Whisrant, of the Sea-
board Air Line system, is in the city.
Mr.. j. w. Fry, j. A. Saunders and
Joseph F. Gulley left yesterday morn
ing.
Rev. J. A. Campbell and J. Mex.
| Byrd. of Buie's Creek Academy, are in
| the city.
Senator r. B. Glenn returned yester-
day morning after spending Sunday at
| home.
Miss Francis, of Baltimore, is visiting
| Mrs. A. Fl. Lands at her home, on
| Edenton street.
Two ex-senator from Halifax We're
| in Raleigh yesterday-Dr. /. E. Green
| ard Mr.. ". T. Emrv.
Mr.. w. III. Barnes, who has been here
| on LEGAL business. returned to his home
in Edenton yesterday morning.
Miss Ruth Knox. of New York. who
has been visiting Miss Jane Andrews,
left yesterday morning for home.
| Mr.. p. J. O'Brien, of Durham, came
down yesterday to attend the funeral
| services OF Father Prendergrast.
| Miss Ruth Knox, of New York, who
has been visiting Miss jamie Andrews,
returned home yesterday morning.
Rev. Saunders Clapp, of Youngsville,
who preached at the Christian church
Sunday, returned home yesterday morn
I ing.
| Mr.. w. f. Carter, of Mt. Airy, whose
| splendid fight cut down the Republican
| majority in Surry from 400 ITO 80, is in
| the city.
| Mrs. Geo. Rountree. of Wilmington
! for home yesterday. She will return in
| a few days.
Misses Susie and Alice Graham, Of
Granville, and Misses Bette and Carrie
| Graham, of Lincoln, are the guests Of
| Miss Susie Clark.
| Mr.. w. w. King, who made big cut
| in the Stokes majority last November,
/ is in the city. 1--WE will certainly put
-. Qn,a aT,'
| he said last night.
| Mr.. G. Il. Eagan, general manager of
| the Interstate Telephone Company,
! passed through the city yesterday on
/ his way from Durham to Wilmington.
| Messrs. j r. Llewellyn, member of
| the State Democratic executive commit
tee. and Mr.oL. G. Waugh, ex-member
| of the House, both of Surry, are in the
/ city.
Prof. H. A. Alderman, of the Uni
versity, came down yesterday morning
| to appear with the educators before
| the Joint committee on education, which
met yesterday.
| Capt Il. A. Thorne, of Halifax, is
here. "There are grave questions to be
settled" he said last night. ito keep the
| white men in control and | hope and be-
| lieve they will be settled wisely"
| Mr.. J. III. Horner, of Oxford, passed
through the city yesterday morning on
| his way to Wilmington to attend the
funeral of his father-in-law. Mr.. G. w.
| Williams, who died there Sunday.
/ Messrs. John Oates, Jr., James NJ.
| Lamb. H. B. Downey. W. III. Downey.
@. X. Nimock and u. b. Newton are
at the Marlborough. They are here to
| look after the legislation relative to the
/ Cumberland Dspensary.
s. G. Daniel, Esq, of Littleton.
chairman of River township, Warren
county, is in the city, and says Warren
county will two years hence have full
! Democratic representation in the Legis-
| lature River township was the only
township in Warren county to come out
| with Democratic honors in the last
| election.
| .lr. Clee Lee has returned from Bal
| timore, where he and Mrs. Lee took
their little daughter, Ruth, on the 18th
| instant to Johns Hopkins Hospital for
treatment of appendicitis. An operation
was performed two hours after their
arrival there The same physician who
| operated on their little son Edwin for
| the same trouble and the same nurses
are attending little Ruth. When Mr..
| Lee left last Saturday she was gettlng
along well. Mrs. Lee remains and will
stay until little Ruth is brought home,
| which will be about two weeks.
Bailey II. Williamson, Superintendent
| of the Refinery of Armour & Co., Chi
cago. Ills, the largest refinery of its
kind in the world, has been visiting his
| father Capt. b. p. Williamson, of this
city. left on the II: AS Seaboard Air
Line train yesterday morning for his
home via New York, where he will meet
his brother, Sergeant Frank Z. William
son. of the Astor Battery returning
from Manila, and b. r. Williamson
with Brooks Brothers, New York city
and his sister, Mrs. j. S. Price, East
Orange. n. ].
Mr.. e. r. Moffitt, editor of the Chris
tan Sun, is in the city. He says that
the attendance at Elon College is much
better this year than last, and the col
lege goes forward prosperously. EX-
Senator A. NJ Scales, of Guilford, one
of the seven Democratic Senators who
made the record upon which the party
/. won last November, is in the city. THE
! people of Guilford," he said, ARE NOV
! ing to secure dispensary in our place