The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-01-22
PERSONALS.

| Mr.. S. A. Campbell is out after a few
| weeks illness.
| Mr.. Omega Foster left yesterday after
noon for Graham.
Mr.. L. L. Hay returned to the city
yesterday afternoon.
Hon. r. b. Glenn left yesterday for
some to spend Sunday.
Mrs. Thos. S. Kenan returned to the
/ city yesterday afternoon.
Miss jamie Strange, of Wilmington, is
visiting Miss Jane Andrews.
Mrs. C. S. Allen left yesterday for
| Portsmouth to visit relatives.
Miss Ethel and Janet Stronach have
| returned from visit to Tarboro.
Mr.. I. B. Moseley is now slowly i'm
proving after nine weeks of sickness.
Mr.. II. w. Norris, of Apex, spent yes
| terday in the city on legal business.
Miss Bessie Wyatt has gone to Dur
ham TO enter the Conservatory OF
| Music.
Hon. H. G.. Conner. Speaker of the
House. went down to Wilson to spend
Sunday at home.
Judge w. S. OBJ. Robinson stopped
over yesterday on his way from Rocking
ham to Goldsboro.
Mrs. J. s. Atkinson left yesterday af-
ternoon for Greensboro, to join her bus
band at that point
Mai. G. M. Stedman, of Greensboro,
returned home on the Southern after
noon train yesterday.
Judge Allen and Mr.. +. A. Daniels, of
the General Assembly, went down to
Goldsboro to spend Sunday.
Judge George III. Brown having con-
cluded Wake Superior court, went down
to Goldsboro yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. l. n. Mann, of Washington, \.
c., passed through the city yesterday af
ternoon on his way to Louisville, Ky.
Mr.. III. e. Elan. of Norfolk. Va, of
the Norfolk Virginia Beach and South
ern, left yesterday morning for home.
Solicitor Pou went down to Smithfield
yesterday morning. He has disposed of
a large docket in the court just closed.
Mrs. Guy Barnes and children re-
turned from Kittrell yesterday, where
they had been on a visit to relatives.
Mr.. Glenn Carter, an old Raleighite.
and a Knight of the grip, is now with
the firm of Hunter & Son, of Richmond.
Father Pendergrast of the Catholic
church, is very i'll and has been taken to
the hospital. His friends hope that he
will soon recover from his illness.
Mr. Finlaytor. of Greensboro, is very
ill at the Hutching's House. Mr.. Fin
Layton is both an Odd Fellow and Il
knight of Pythias The members of the
order are looking after him.
Prof. w. +. Massey returned yester-
day afternoon from Morristown, Tenn.
He delivered an address before a farm
ers' institute at that place. He said
there were 500 farmers present.
Mrs. Bradley Z. johnson, of Balti-
more, who has been here for a few days
returned home yesterday. She came to
attend the Confederate Bazaar and re-
GREETED that she was compelled to re-
turn.
Mr. d. T. Johnson and wife, Miss
Emma Johnson and Bonnie Johnson,
went up with the body of Mr.. o. III.
johnson, which was taken to New Hill
yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Lonnie Rogers,
of Seaton Gales lodge, also went with
the party.
DIR. Chas ID. McIver, of the State
Normal and Industrial College, Of
Greensboro, is here to appear before the
joint committe on Education relative to
matters affecting his college. This com
mite has extended an invitation to the
educators of the State to meet with them
tomorrow.
Mr.. V. G.. Register, Mrs. II. O. Moring,
Mrs. Ell. r. Robertson and Mr.. Charles
Newcombe and daughter. returned yes
terday morning from Durham where
they attended concert given by Misses
Moring and Exum at the Southern Con
servatory of Music. which took place
Friday night. The concert was a great
success and was greatly enjoyed by all
| Hon. o. III. Allen, of Kinston, was in
the city yesterday, en- route to Western
North Carolina where he will hold court.
He says the people are moving for the
establishment of a graded school in that
| progressive town. A tax OF Is cents on
| the 500 worth of property and 40 cents
on the poll would raise enough, when
supplemented by the public school fund,
| to give a good system of public schools