The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-04-07
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visit to Smithfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Brinkley left yes
terday for Hamlet.
Mr. f. /. Osborne, of Charlotte, reach
ed the city yesterday.
Mr.. j. d. Brooks left yesterday sor
his home in Laurinburg.
Miss Lulie Biggs has gone to Oxford to
spend the Easter holidays.
Miss d. Edna Smith is visiting Mrs.
James Yates in Greensboro.
MIR. Z. L. Croker, of Monroe, reached
Raleigh yesterday
Mr. Stephen Mcintyre, Senator from
Robson, was here yesterday
Prof Fuller Sans was visitor yes
terday from Cary.
Mr.. J. II. Weathers is back from a
visit to Charlotte.
Mrs. Samuel Coley and children yes
terday returned to Raleigh.
Miss Susie Foster left yesterday for
Louisburg to spend Easter there.
Rev. ]. w. Jenkins, of the Methodist
orphanage, is visiting in Garysburg.
Mrs. Julius Lewis is visiting the family
of Major Leo d. Heartt in Durham.
Prof. r. l.. Flowers left yesterday to
spend Sunday at his home in Durham.
Mrs. w T. O'Brien. of Durham. after
a short visit here, left for home yester-
day.
Mr. r. Sullivan. of Wilson, is here to
attend Easter services at the Catholic
church.
Mrs. George Jones, of Apex. who has
been visiting friends here, left for home
yesterday.
Mrs. j D. Briggs, Miss Helen and Mr..
w. d. Briggs, all went to Wake Forest
yesterday
Mrs. win x. Coley and children left
yesterday for Henderson, after a visit
to relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Mcneil are
stopping at Mrs. A. f. Pages, on Will
mington street.
Yesterday morning Rev. ]. b. Hurley
left for Louisburg. where he will preach
today.
Mr.. Graham Andrews reached Raleigh
yesterday from Chapel Hill to spend
Easter.
Rev G. T. Adams, of the Central
Methodist church, has as visitors his
sisters, Misses Josephine and LYDIA.
Miss Laura Williams, a student at St.
Marys School, is spending Easte" at her
home in Oxford
Judge James E. Shepherd yesterday
afternoon went to Goldsboro where his
wife is visiting.
Rev. A. B. Hunter left yesterday for
Burlington, where he will preach today
at st. Athanasins
Prof. J. A. Butler, member of The
subcommittee on text books, went to
statesville yesterday.
Miss Myrtle King, who has been on a
visit to her brother in Durham, returned
10 Raleigh yesterday.
Judge w. S. OBJ. Robinson was in the
city yesterday on his Way home from
Lincoln Superior court.
Mrs. w f. Bond. of Scotland Neck,
reached the city yesterday and is a
guest at Mrs. r. H. Busbee's.
Miss Kate Murphy. of Salisbury. who
is a student at Peace Institute. left yes
terday for weeks visit home
Misses Josephine and Lydia Adams are
visiting their brother, Rev. G. T. Adams.
of the Central Methodist church.
Prof w l.. Carmichael of the State
Text Book sub commission, yesterday
went to Wake Forest to visit friends.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ G. Allen are in the
city from Carruay, n. Y, on a visit to
Mrs. Aliens parents at 204, East Martin
street.
Mrs. A. M. Powell, accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. r. Fl. Merritt whom she
has been visiting at McAdensville, reach
ed Raleigh yesterday.
Mr.. G. Fl. Pate, of the Raleigh Hosiery
Company, is visiting in Burlington and
Charlotte inspecting new machinery used
in the mills of those places.
Mrs. ]. c. Angler and her daughters
Misses Inez and Carlotta, of Durham
who have been visiting in Raleigh. lef
! yesterday.
Miss May jenkins, one of Woke For.
ests charming young ladies, came yes.
terday to visit Mrs. Robert H. Jones, q
| Hillsboro street
Mr.. John w. King, one of Greensboro!
| prominent tobacco buyers, passed through
! the city yesterday from business TIL
/ to Eastern Carolina.
Superintendent ]. l. Foust, Of thu
| Goldsboro Graded Schools who is one G
the sub-commission on text books, i.
/ spending Easter at home.
Mrs. A. j. Bynum and her little daugh
| ter, Marion, who have been for some
| time with Mrs. Bynum's parents. Mr.. an,
! Mrs. A. w. Shaffer, left yesterday FOL
their home in Sanford
Messrs. J. G. Il. Harris and = Fl. Bus
| bee left last night for Washington /,