The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-05-05
PERSON ais.

Mr.. j. b. Koonce is back in the city
| from Grafton.
Mr.. viii Battle is in the city from
| the University
Mr.. d. E. Sayre, of Charlotte, is at
/ the Marlborough.
Mr.. Guy Barnes is very i'll with
| typhoid pneumonia.
/ Capt e. S. Parker, of Graham, reach
ed the city yesterday.
| Mr.. L. II. Alfred of Youngsville, was
in the city yesterday.
| Judge n. w. Graham was in the city
yesterday from oxford.
| Mr.. w IT. Aycock went to his home
in Goldsboro yesterday
| Mrs. r. e. Turner is visiting rela-
| tives in Johnston county.
Mr.. j. c. Meekins reached the city
| yesterday from Greensboro.
Mr.. Jno. c. Robbins, Of Greensboro,
reached Raleigh yesterday.
| Mr.. F. d. Hackett of Wilkesboro, re-
| turned to the city yesterday
Fire Insurance Commissioner Young
went to Henderson yesterday.
Mr.. r. Foy Simmons, of the Raleigh
| Times is visiting in Kinston.
| Mrs. f.. b. stallings left Yesterday for
a visit to relatives in Wilson.
Mr. Joseph e. Pogue is back in the city
after visit to Eastern Carolina.
Mr. w. M Crowell, of Charlotte was
here on a business trip yesterday.
Messrs. F. P. Alspaugh and j. t.
Thompson, of Winston, are in the city.
MIR. Will Fenner, trainer of Horner
ball team, was here with the team yes
terday.
Mr. A. b. Kimball, of Greensboro,
who has been here on legal business,
left yesterday
Mrs. Sidney T. Beckwith came yes
terday from Louisburg to visit Mrs.
b. c. Beckwith.
Miss Ida Beardsley, of Manson, n c.,
is visiting Mrs. c. H. Beckham, on North
Mcdowell street.
Miss Helen Battle, of Rocky Mount
arrived yesterday and is the guest Of
Miss Rosa Battle.
Mr.. r. HI. Patterson. of Wilson, who
was here yesterday on business, has re-
turned to his home.
Miss Julia Howell, executive clerk f
the Governor, is spending Sunday at
home in Goldsboro.
Miss Lollie Williams will return tonight
from Portsmouth, where she has been
visiting Mrs. Parish.
DR.. and Mrs Venable, Mrs. j. A.
Holmes and Prof Collier Cobb were in
the city yesterday from Chapel Hill
Mrs. S. e. Bobo, who has spent a
month in the city at the Marlborough
House, left yesterday for Greensboro.
Mrs. James E. Tomlinson, of Green's
boro, who has been the guest of Mrs.
S. A. Hodgin left for home yesterday
General Toon, State Superintendent of
Education, left Yesterday for Lumberton
called there by the sickness of his daugh-
ter.
Senator Cameron Morrison, who so ably
represented Rockingham and his district
in the Senate Of 1901, reached the city
Yesterday
Mrs. H. f. King and Mrs. S. r. Par
son left yesterday to visit in Kinston,
Wilmington and other places in East
ern Carolina.
Mr.. j. Henry Highsmith and Miss
Cora Bradley. of Durham, are visiting
Misses Luta and Iva Upchurch, on East
Morgan street
Mr.. j. NJ. Pollard, of the North Caro-
lima Car Service Association, left last
night for Richmond where he goes to
visit his parents.
Mr.. Nathan O'Berry, of the penten-
tiary board left yesterday for his home
in Goldsboro, but returns on Monday
to meet with the board.
Miss Blanche Fentress, of Wilmington
who has been here the guest of Mrs
r. H. Hughes, left yesterday for Wilson
to visit relatives and friends.
Mrs Robert Spencer Plummer, of
Durham formerly Miss Nena Davis
who has been visiting Mrs. J. d. Whit
aker, left for her home yesterday.
Mr.. L. A. Stone, who has been quite
sick, is now better. Mr.. Stones home
is in Norfolk, though he formerly lived
in Raleigh and has been here during
his illness.