The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-13
PERSONALS.

MI. y. 4. -. L1lnSdPn Is seriously ILL.,
EX-Judge Spencer b. Adams spent
yesterday in Raleigh.
Miss Helen Zachary has returned from
q visit to Wilmington.
| Rev. DR.. Thos. =. Skinner went out
| to Wake Forest yesterday.
| Miss Laura Kirby went down to
Goldshoro yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Carey J. Hunter yesterday return
ed from Il business trip to Clayton
| Mrs. Lena Horner Coble of Goldsboro,
| is visiting ut Mr. c. Il. Edwards
| Rev. w. s. Olive, of Apex, was here
yesterday returning from Morehead.
Mr. George McGilvary, a well-known
Insurance man, was in the city ycsrer-
day.
Miss Fannie McPheeters mas gone to
the mountains of Virginia for the sum
mer
Mrs. II. +. Mofftt left yesterday morn
ing on Il visit to Ashcboro and Frank
lnsvillc.
Mr.. S. l.. Rogers. Corporation Com
missioner. arrived in the city yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. w. II. Bagley. Miss Belle BasIey
and Miss Ethel Bagley returned ycster-
day from Washington city.
Mr.. J. V. Williams, of New York,
formerly of Newborn, was in Raleigh
yesterday. He is native of Hyde
county.
Mrs. Armistead Jones. Miss Mary
Jones. Miss Mary Ashe and Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. Ashc, yesterday went down
to Morehead.
Miss Margaret Bryan. who has been
the guest of Miss Laura Williams. LETT
yesterday to visit her sister, Mrs. Lon
don, in Charlotte.
Mr. Il. Is. Adams. of Johnston county.
passed through Raleigh yesterday en-
route for Louisburg to attend the Meth
odst District Conference.
Rev. and Mrs. w. c. Norman. Rev.
L. c. Glenn and Rev. j. W.Jenkins
yesterday went down TO Inuisburg TO at
tend the district conference now in
session there.
Rev. y. NJ. Jurney financial. agent
of Trinity College. was here yesterday
ON his way to the district conference
at Louishurg.
Capt. j. j. Thomas has gone to Eliza
beth City to visit his daughter and from
that point will go to Old Point Comfort
for Il vacation.
Mr.. Randolph Winslow and sisters
Misses Mary and Jean Winslow, of
Baltimore. are visiting Mrs. Tucker. or
Fayetteville street.
Mr.. s. l.. Patterson, Commissioner Of
Agriculture. is at his home in Lenoir.
He is not expected to return to the city
for some ten days yet
Mr.. John Arlington. chemical clerk
at the Department of Agriculture. thas
4.
by sickness in his family.
Miss Blanche Blake Miss Hal Nor
son. Mrs. Sherwood Higgs and Mrs
Louis Mailer will go to Morehead to-
morrow for a stay Of several days.
Bishop Cheshire left yesterday for
Portsmouth tn take part in the coneccr;,-
ton ceremonies of Rev. j. r. Funston.
of the Missionary Bshopric of Idaho.
General Il. T. Hoke was here yester-
day on his way to Greensboro to at
tend the annual meeting Of the stock
holtscrs of the North Carolina Railroad.
to be held there today
Mr.. W. III. Bagley. who holds an inn
portant and responsible position in the
Us. Custom Service in Cuba, with
at Havana. is at home on
a short leave of absence.
Mr.. Chas. \. Cooke Of Warrenton.
was here Yesterday on his way to
Greensboro to attend the stockholders
meeting of the North Carolina Railroad.
Mr.. Cooke is attorney for the board Of
directors.
Rev. John w. Jenkins. president Of
the Methodist OrI}hnnage and Old Min
listers Home. spent yesterday morning
III Raleigh. Ell route for the District Con
ference at Louisburg. DIR. jenkins thinks
the prospects bright for the Methodist
Orphanage