The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-05-03

Mr.. Joseph Walters left last night
for Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Haar returned
home last night.
Mr.. A. S. Williams went up to Fay
ettevlile yesterday.
Mrs. Hugh MacRae got home yester-
day from New York.
on business last night.
Mr.. A. c. Patterson, of Asheville, is
a guest of The Orion.
Mr.. NJ. M. Moore, of Burgaw, came
Town to the city yesterday.
Mr.. E. S. lockwood, of Jacksonville,
spent yesterday in the city.
Miss Sa1lie McRee got back yesterday
from her visit to Fayetteville.
Mr.. ]. E.. Kelly. A. c. L. agent at
Tarboro, spent Sunday in the city.
Mr.. P. B. Mastin, of Winston, was
among yesterdays arrivals in the city.
was registered at The Orion yester-
day.
Miss Minnie Henry. of Atkinson,
came down last night to visit Mrs. w.
J. Bailey.
MI. S. A. L.. Johnson, Of Abbottsburg,
came down to the city on business
yesterday.
Mrs. B. G. Moore left last night on
a visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bass, at Warsaw.
Mr.. w. T. Johnson. of Hope Mills,
came down yesterday to attend the
United States court.
Mr.. William B. Hill, who has many
friends here, leaves this morning for
his home, Danville, Va.
Mr.. J. A. Lumsden, of Whiteville,
came up to the city yesterday to attend
the United States court.
Mrs. Leah Goodman, of Virginia. ar
rived in the city last night to visit her
sister, Mrs. M. J. Bailey.
Judge E. K. Bryan, accompanied by
Mrs. Bryan. went up to Fayetteville
yesterday to hold court.
Mrs. Ernest N. Farrior, of Charlotte,
is in the city visiting her parents Ma
jor and Mrs. hos H. McKoy.
Mr.. w. N. Royal, of Charleston, SUI
perintendent of the North Eastern, S
c. Railroad, spent yesterday in the
city.
Mrs. j. Bailey Robson, who spent
yesterday shopping in the city, return
ed last evening to her home at Mag
nolia.
James H. Johnson. Esq, of Hope
Mills, came down Sunday on profess
sional business in the United States
court.
Messrs. Stephen Wall and j. G. Terry
of Rockingham, came dawn yesterday
: to act as jurymen in the United States
court.
Miss Pattie D.. Thorne, who has beer
teaching the Wrightsville school, left
yesterday for her home at Panaces
| Springs.
| Judge and Mrs. ". A. Hoke lef
yesterday for Clinton where he pre-
| sides at the term of the Sampson
| county superior court which convened
! yesterday.
Among those who arrived here yes
terday to attend the United State.
court, were Mr.. William Daughtry, O
Newton Grove, and Mr.. J. r. McPhail
Of Clinton.
| Mr.. Ike w. Solomon returned yes
terday from Boston, Mass, where h,
went to buy shoes for Solomon's Sho'
Store. AS a result of his trip, some fin
| goods are now coming.
Colonel and Mrs. J. II. Currie, an
their little daughter, Miss Lucy, cam
down from Fayetteville last night
Mrs. Currie and her daughter viii
take in the Colonial Danes pilgrimag'
to old ST Philips church tomorrow.
Mr.. Cyrus Murphy, ex-clerk of tn
Cumberland county superior court
ex-senator Warren Carver, of Cumber
land. and Mrs. w. A. Tillinghast, o
Fayetteville, arrived in the city las
night to attend the United States cour
Mr.. Osmond l. Barringer, secretar!
OF the Bureau Of Information of tn
Carolina May Musical Festival, which
is to be held in Charlotte. May 7th anS
Sth. spent yesterday in the city adver
| Using the event. He brought down hi
automobile and thus had an %opportun
i ifY to ride over orr CITY