The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-04-14
Personal


Mrs. j. S. Atkin. of Wilson. is in the
city
Mr.. R. L. Thompson, of Goldsboro, is in
the city.
Mr.. B. B. Bobbitt of Oxford, is visitor
| to Raleigh.
Mr.. c. S. Golfer, of Concord, is visitor
| to Raleigh.
Solicitor Wiley Rush, of Asheboro, is
| in the city.
The University team returned to Chapel
| Hill yesterday.
| Mr.. w. T. Powe.. of Greensboro, was
| here yesterday.
| Mr. c. E. Johnson, of Winston, reached
Raleigh yesterday.
| Mr.. ]. A. Street. of Goldsboro. reached
| Raleigh yesterday.
| Col. Benehan Cameron left for his home
at Stagville yesterday.
Mr.. A. A. Newman, of Elkin is register
ed at the Marlborough
Mr.. A. B. Andrews, Jr., took business
trip to Graham yesterday.
Assistant State Chemist w NJ Allen.
went to Greensboro yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Barber returned
yesterday from visit to Danville.
Sheriff w. d. P. Sharp, of Wilson, is
registered at the Marlborough House.
Rev. T. N. Ivey left yesterday for
Rockingham, where he will preach today.
Mrs. j. H. Robbins and children re-
turned from an Easter visit to Winston
Salem.
Mrs. Julian Undertake has as her
guests Misses Sallie Gotten and Bessie
Henderson
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. billiard Panill left
for Reidsville yesterday after visit
to friends here.
Rev. j w. Jenkins, superintendent of
the Methodist orphanage, left yesterday
for Red Springs.
Mrs. Florence Leftwitch, of Baltimore
is in the city on visit to her aunt, Mrs
A. NJ. McPheeters.
Mr.. and Mrs. w H. Williamson left
yesterday for Burlington to visit Mr. and
Mrs James Williamson.
DR.. Hubert E. Register returned yes
terday from Carthage, where he has been
on professional business.
Mr.. ]. r. Wilkerson. of Roxboro. who
has been visiting his uncle, DR.. T. NJ.
Jordan, left for home yesterday.
Miss Nellie Trice. student at the
Baptist Female University went to Lex
ington yesterday to spend few days.
Miss Margaret Grow left yesterday for
Greensboro to visit Miss Mary Kirkland,
at the Normal and Industrial College.
Mr.. ]. S. B. Thompson, of Washington,
Assistant General superintendent of the
Southern Railway, was here yesterday.
Mr.. J. D. Farmer, prominent citizen
of Wilson, passed through Raleigh yes
terday enroute home from Kansas City.
Mr., w, H. Powell, Jr., of Tarboro,
President of the Carolina Telegraph and
Telephone Company, was in the city yes
terday.
DR.. E. ]. Tucker, of Roxboro, President
of the State Dental Association, is in the
city. He leaves this morning for visit
TO Wilson.
Miss Susan McPheeters, who was called
home BY the death of her sister, Miss
Fannie McPheeters. has returned to
school IN Baltimore.
DR.. and Mrs. James Battle Averett
left yesterday for Rocky Mount, where
they will visit Mrs Mary Parker Battle
and Gen. F. NJ Parker.
Mr.. r. w. Merritt and his mother,
Mrs Joseph Merritt left for their home
IN Wilmington yesterday, accompanied by
Mrs. joseph Merritt, Jr.
Mr.. Frederick l.. Speth of Augusta, Ga,
representing the Harris Lithia Spring
Company. was here this week and left
for Wilmington yesterday.
Mr.. f. M. Shannonhouse, who is one of
the committee examining into the con-
dition of the State treasury, left yesterday
for visit to his home in Charlotte.
Irc rafr
ed yesterday from Goldsboro, called home
by the death of their little nephew the
son of Mr.. and Mrs I. P. Jerman.
Mr.. S. Berwanger left last night on q
trip North in search of novelties for his
business. He is going to take in Wash
ington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York on his tour.
Miss Elizabeth Anderson of Wilson,
who has been visiting Miss Annie Hill,
left for home yesterday. Her marriage
to Mr.. James B. Rountree, of Wilson is
announced for April oath.
Miss Placide Bridgers, who has been
the guest of Miss Florence Boylan and
her sister, Miss Reba, who has been
visiting Miss Stone, at ST. Mary's, left
for their home in Tarboro yesterday.
Miss Ethel Roberts, OF Durham, who
marries Mr.. o. l.. Smoot, of that city on
the 18th of this month, was visitor to
Raleigh yesterday. After the marriage
the couple will reside in San Francisco,
California.
Miss Charlotte Young, of Henderson,
spent yesterday here returning from
Chapel Hill, where she attended the ger
man on Friday evening. She left for
home last night, accompanied by her
father. Insurance Commissioner ]. R.
Young.
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