The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-07-10
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soe 20, Antley Ay-
cock says. y AJft,s. ne to time
visited Seven Sprnz ye found the
waters there very beIre4-~ al. | have
known many people who have been great
ly improved and cured of various dis
eases and troubles by the use of these
waters. They are certainly very valu-
able" Senator f. M. Simmons says;
MANY marvellous cures effected by the
use of the water come under my obseryaA
tion, and some of them in my own family.
have great confidence in the efficacy
of this water in all stomach and kidney
troubles" w. NJ Russ, Clerk of the Su-
perior Court of Wake county, says: Il
regard the water of the Seven Springs as
the equal of any on the American conti-
nent for dyspepsia and kidney troubles,
and l have known of marvellous cures In
rheumatic cases. There is no water that
so quickly dissolves stones produced by
kidney affection. They make you eat,
they digest your food and give you peace
full and refreshing sleep" But why con-
sumo space further in testimonial. The
past week here has been a gala one. Old
and young, the infrm, the strong, all
have poured in here in great numbers,
making the hills echo with life and merri-
ment.
THE HOTEL AND VISITORS.
The Seven Springs Hotel rests
upon a table land overlooking the plateau
at the foot of the hills, where these won
derful waters break forth from mother
earth, ON the banks of the Neuse. The
property is pleasantly arranged for the
comfort of it's guests and is only about a
two hundred yard walk from the springs
The walk down, or the climb up, the hills
is a healthy exercise and is enjoyed by
feeble ones after a few days Sojourn.
The hotel is well kept, and John Ivey, the
proprietor. his excellent wife and charm
ing daughters, make a patron feel at
home here. The time is spent in drinking
water, eating, sleeping, strolling, croquet,
ball games, dancing and the like. Among
those who visited the springs, and were
guests at the hotel during the week
past were the following
From Mt. Olive: Dr. l.. P. Aaron w.
p Jurney, Mrs. ]. D. Aaron, Miss Clara
Lee Stevens, c. A. Summerlin, H. j..
Pope, X. Keel, Miss Emma b. Williams,
G. W. Williams, John Settle John Royal,
Miss Silva Aaron, G, w. Williams, Jr., r.
]. Switzerland, Jr., b. w. Switzerland,
w. f. English, Mrs. Frank English, j. b..
Oliver, Mrs. j. B. Oliver, James N. Oliver,
Miss Bessie Oliver G. w. Goodson, L. w.
Kdrnegay, S. w. Elmore, d. X. Kornegay,
R. Knowles, Max Harris, f. w. Flowers,
H. B. Aaron, c. B. Hatch, c. S. Maxwell,
H. r. Switzerland, A. Pickett, r. p.
oliver, j. H. Williamson, Mrs. John r.
NIrc Art,
Miss Lavina Whitley, Miss Emma Aaron,
w. p. Moore, Misses May Saturn, Verna
Caraway, Eva Bowden, George e. Lewis,
G. f. Summerlin, John R. Smith. ]. Davis,
David Grant, H. p Hart, j. L. Futrell,
Miss Susie Maxwell, Wallace Dawson, Miss
Mary Aaron, Mis- Bessie Williams, Lii
liam Fields.
From Magnolia: H. e. Newbury. Mrs. H.
E. Newbury Mrs j. II. Newbury, Miss
Lilly B. Newbury, d. l.. Middleton
From Kenansville: II. ID. Farrior, N. F.
Shine, Herbert Smith.
From Kinston; Mrs. M. A. Isler, Miss
Effe Isler, Felix Sutton, ]. H. Parham,
r. E. Wooten, T. E. Wooten, e. P. Dixon,
Mrs. V. Dali, Miss Nab LaRoque. NJ
Sellers, w. S. Tomlinson, T. H. Falkener,
e. C. Wade, W. A. LaRoque and son, Will
Humphrey, E. A. Simkins, Miss Bernice
Wooten; j. NJ Scott, Miss Susie Kill
patrick, H. D. Harper, Jr., j. s. Wooten
Mrs. ]. s. Wooten, ]. H. Jordan, J. R.
Taylor, o. c. Wilkinson, Miss Kathleen
Dixon, H. R. Harrell, S. j. Cockrell, Miss
Cora Rhodes, Miss Susie Taylor, Harry
Wooten, Ed Harvey, Willie Ellison, C.
Bailey, w. II. Best, N. B. Moore. j. H.
Mostey, G. H. Pegram, Henry Wooten,
! d. L. Fields, w. L. Holderby, W. f.
Sutton.
From Wilson: e. V. Deans, Misses
Marguerite Applegate, Lossie Woodard
Mrs. William Woodard, e. C. Rountree,
W. B. Young, H. G. Connor, Jr, w. H
| Woodward, r. c. Fulghum, George L.
Morgan, c. A. Thompson, B. r. Selby
S. ]. Walls, Miss Susie Moye,, Mrs. w. T.
Clark, Miss Bessie Clark r. H. Patter-
son, Mrs R. H. Patterson, E. B. Graves
| John A. Clark, Mrs. p d. Gold.
| From LAGRANGE: c. Lee. r. Il. Had
| ley, Miss CT. Taylor, j. C. Williams
| Geo. Allen, Mis- Pearl Hornley. w %
Patrick, N. K. Wooten, Shade Wooten
/ e. p Wooten, Miss Eva Jones, Arthur
Jones, X. F.. Sutton, Mack Sutton, Miss
Mabel Murchison, NJ H. Hornedy.
! From Goldsboro Geo. Hummell
Geo. Gardner, Robt. Shaw. Carl E.
Stanley, Mrs. Carl E. Stanley and maid
J Miss L. L. Hartsell, Mrs. J. W. Bizzell
Miss Ida NJ. Jones, Gordon Smith. D.
M Swindell, G. b. Edwards, J. r. Nc.
Mackin, w. F. Parker, Miss Julia Nc
Gee, Miss Kate Darden, Geo. d. Ben
nett, j. w. Aycock, d. C. Lewis, ]. E.
Stevens, ]. f. Fort, p. l. Darden, d. E.
Smith, Misses Clyde Smith, Grace
Smith, Emma Giddens, ]. S. Crawford
E. K. Gulley, j. d. Brown, Chas. A.
Brown, B. F. Higgins, T. w. Flowers
Andrew Smith, Miss Daisy Brown. Miss
Minnie Best, Miss Mamie Best, ]. w
Stanley, Mrs. ]. w. Stanley, Rev. NJ
Bradshaw Rev. S. II. Isler, Mrs. A. j.
Winslow, H. B. Parker, Jr., B. H. Grif-
fin, Mrs. B. H. Griffin, j. NJ Kennedy
Miss Mary Underwood, d. B. Shaw
Misses Grace Shaw, Clara Shaw, W. r.
Dortch, w. Z. Wortch, Jr., T. H. Stan
ton, w. Baker, Leopold Cohen, A. Whit.
ley, Geo. Stanley, S. B. Pool, ]. G.
Shannon, Lewis Hummell, j. B. Hunt
NJ Bizzell, Dan Thomas, j. C. Slocumb
r. A. Smith, L. L. Alphin, N S. Jor-
dan, Leslie Yelverton, John Grantham
A. H. Hendricks, E. G. Hines, ]. P.
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