The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-09-02
PERSONALS.

Mr.. j. S. Pearson has been ON a
visit to relatives in Dunn.
Miss Bertha Kluppelberg returned
from Atlantic City this morning.
Mr.. j. T. Busbee arrived yesterday
morning from New York
Miss Margaret Haywood has return
ed from Old Sweet Springs, Va.
Mr.. r. p. Gray returned of Greensboro
yesterday.
Judge Allen passed through yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. j. w. Moore returned to the
city yesterday.
bishop and Mrs Cheshire returned to
the city yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. IL. N. lvey and children returne
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Ernest Martin and Mrs. r. w
Jones arrived yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. A. IL. Glenn returned to the city
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Spruill, of Louis
burg, were i'm the city yesterday.
Mrs. Mamie b. Terrell, and children
are back from Hendersonville.
Y Mrs. James Mckimmon has returned
to the city.
Mrs. G. I'll. Amis who has been quite
i'll is much improved
Mr.. w. III. Holloway returned from
Angler yesterday morning. s.
Mr.. j. r. Barkley left this morning
for Philadelphia
Miss Bertha Kleuppelberg returned
from Atlantic City yesterday morning.
Mr.. j. ID. Grimsley returned to Kin
ston yesterday morning
Mr.. w. w. Jones returned to the
city this morning.
Mr. Il. Q. Duncan went down to
Beaufort yesterday morning.
Mr.. Garland Upchurch left yesterday
afternoon for New York.
Superintendent Mebane left last night
for Graham where his mother is Sc
riously ill.
Miss Blanche Freeman, who has been
on visit TO KNAPP of Reeds, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. l.. M. Meadows, matron of the
Blind institution, is visiting her daugh-
ter in Oxford
Miss SalIie Whitaker, who has been
visiting at Oak Ridge, returned yes
terday afternoon.
Mr.. T. n. Richardson left yesterday
afternoon for Montgomery, Ala. to en-
gage in the cotton business there.
frof. w. NJ. AHen, first Assistant
State Chemist, left yesterday afternoon
for Wadesboro. /.
Misses Susie and Margaret Nc
Pheeters have returned from Durham.
where they visited Mrs. White.
Miss Lucy Merrill and Miss Fetner
returned to Franklinton yesterday morn
ing.
Mr.. III. S. Leard, of the Seaboard Air
Lime, left for Norfolk yesterday morn
ing.
Mrs. Ham Smith and Misses Hattie
and May Weir, left yesterday morning
for New York to visit relatives.
Mrs. McGeachy and children and
Miss McGeaehy left yesterday morning
for Fayetteville on a visit.
Miss Susie CLARK has returned from
a visit among the mountains of Western
North Carolina.
Mr.. ]. A. Spence left yesterday for
Philadelphia and New York ON business
He will return about September 18TH
MIR. John Upchurch, who has been
spending two days here with his family,
left yesterday for visit to New York
Rev. John Wilber Jenkins, president
of the trustees of the Methodist Or.
phanage and Home, returned to SMITH
field yesterday morning
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morning for New York, Philadelphia and
other Northern points to complete his
fan purchases.
Prof W. r. Massey returned yester-
day afternoon from Morristown, Tenn.
where he made AN Address before a farm
ers. institute held there.
A large number of merchants from
various points passed through the CITY
yesterday on their way North to complete
their fall purchases.
Miss Margaret Steadman, of Green's
boro, arrived in the city yesterday morn
ing, and IS a guest at the home of Mr..
w. j.. Crews.
Mrs. Wright and family, of Starks.
vile, Miss, arrived here Yesterday after
noon and will make Raleigh their future
home. They will reside ON the corner
of Polk and Wilmington streets.
Miss Bosom, of Boylan, Pearce and
Company, left yesterday morning for the
North to purchase the millinery for
that establishment. She with be gone
about three weeks.
Mr.. John lE. Ray win leave today for
Philadelphia to investigate gas ranges
with the view of recommending If SAT
isfactory, their use in the deaf, dumb
and blind institution here.
MT. ID. II. w HlbcHtdu, VI EdyFllef1llf,
and DIR George Gillett Thomas. OF
Wilmington, who have been spending
sometime in the western part of the
State, passed through the city this
morIing on their return home.
Mrs. l. Rosenthal left yesterday for
Baltimore, WilkesbarTe, Philadelphia
and New York TO be gone about three
or four weeks, and during THAT time will
purchase an elegant line of millinery
and complete assortment of dress
goods.
Messrs. w. G.. Upchnrch and Com
pany, of this city, yesterday filed an or
der for North Carolina hams for Hon.
H. NJ Flagler, Of New York city. Mr.
Flagler is multi-millionaire and the
owner of the famous Ponce de Leon
Hotel at st. Augustine.
Miss Julia Tuck, who has been one
of the faithful teachers at the Orphan
Asylum and taking a deep interest in
the orphans, has severed her connection
with that institution and will return
to her home at Selma in a few days
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