The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-25
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the culture of tobacco.
THE CLOSING WORDS.
Senator Goodwin next introduced as the
last speaker Mr.. Edward E. Britton, of
Raleigh. The speaker spoke of the new
railroad as being but the starting point
and urged his hearers to go forward, to
build good roads to make good schools
and to take hold of the splendid new OPP
portunities and make Harnett the peer of
any county in the State. In his remarks
he paid a tribute to the work of the
Messrs. Mills in building the Raleigh and
Cape Fear and prophesied greater Lii
/ lington because of this.
THE END COMES.
With the announcement of the schedule
of the trains between Ellington and Raj
| eigh the days celebration ended. 1t was a
glorious event, and there was nothing to
mar the pleasure of the day. The people
of Ellington had proved the best of hosts
and it was with promise to "come again
that the visitors left for their homes.
The Raleigh and Cape Fear is owned by
Messrs. j. A. and w. w. Mills. In add
ton to a gooG supply of freight and pas
senger cars it has three engines on its line
an it is doing very large business. On
the trip yesterday Engineers E. S. Coward
and James Gattis were at the throttle
while Messrs f. p. Kicks and Claude
Ferrall were the conductors. Mr.. j. A.
Mills and Mr.. w. w. Mills were with the
excursion party and did all in their power
to make the trip a pleasant one. succeed
| ing most adnoira hlv
THE PART YFROM RALEIGH.
/ In the party that went from Raleigh on
the special train were: G. A. Oldham,
w. w. Mills, II. V. Bryan, e. X. Leeson,
1 j. A. Mills, A. B. Dewar, r. o. PEBBLES.
Earle Sorrell, G. NJ. Williams, W. L. Pip
kin. L. NJ. Branch. s. j. Rose, r. H.
Utley, j. p Graves, of Boston; II. VI.
Holeman, Iakeview; f. K Ellington, w.
d. Hamilton, T. E. Howell, j. H. Mann,
G. T. Rhoder, F. A. Whitaker, c. E.
Childress, H. w. Branch, G. M. Jenkins.
G. r. Lee G. d. Arthur, Eugene Barthole-
new, Wilders Grove; NJ Rand Banks; II
Honeycutt, H. E. Jordan, w. S. Turner.
McCullers; N NJ Rand, Philip Rand, L. A.
Emory, Walter Matthews Angler; A. w
Matthews, W. E. Whitaker, Willie Whita.
ker, w. H. Workman, l.. G.. Whitaker,
/ w. w. Howard, Oxford Tai H. Murray,
T. B. West, Allan S. Higgs. /. F. Smith,
Baltimore; A. S. Morgan, McCullers;
James knight, of Vance, John Knight, OF
Vance; A. d. Watts, L. NJ Parker
Leo ID. Heartt, Jr.. Thomas Harris, Rob
Eert B. Little, Thomas Barbee, Leo. d
Heartt, S. NJ. Terrell. w. ]. Wilson, j. A.
9lSpence, Joseph p. Gulley, S. d. Wait, B.
wv Jones, g. w. Grady. d. T. Johnson
! Clinton Hamilton, Levi Smith, George c.
Oldham, D. G. Smith, J. A. j. Robertson
S. G. Pool, c. b. Edwards, j. W. Cross
i B. w. Pool. D. L. Adams, ]. r. Ferrall
IL E. Stinson, Glenn Wilder, w. A. Sor
'lrell, H. A. Bland. Lynn Wilder, w. a
/ Wyatt, E. Schulting, B. w Upchurch. J.
! p. Wyatt w E. Dewar, w E. Starting
Will Taylor, f. L. Harris, S. N. Lesson
~. P. Wray, T. @. Gattis M. A. Parker
lG. E. Leach, J. A. Higgs. l.. H. Adams
billiard Furman, Festus B. Philips, j. n
Holding, J. r. Hay, C. B. Ray, w. B
Dunn, j. r. Chamberlain, M. Atkinson
is. p. Norris Earle P. Gotten, Charles
II Lumsden, Jr., F. d. Castleberry, w. A
Stancell, Hobby; t. ]. Ferrall, McCullers
&c. L. Wrenn, Hobby; w. A. Mitchell, >
lC. Hobby, Hobby; W. 1. Gay. Lonnie H
Lumsden, John H. Andrews, w. ]. Byrd
M. A. Bell w. H.. Turner, McCullers; M
IT Ray, NJ. I. Norris Robert N. Sims, Col
John s. Cunningham, Person county r.
w. Royster, F. C. Doyle N. H. Mcleod
Al. j. Bynum, L. w. Lancaster, Johr
Green, Y E. Young. McCullers; H,
I w. G.. Matthews, George w. Norwood, j
I'M. Leach, R. E. Prince. j. r. Congleton
Bonnie Morgan, S. V. Morgan, T. NJ Wray
T. ~ c inf
Miss Maude Castleherry Miss Margare
4 Spiers, Ellington; Miss Dixie Moore, Miss
Mary E. Bullock, Mrs. Mary Williams
Hobby; Miss Fannie Bagwell, Greenyile
Miss jamie Highe, Miss Gertrude S. Little
Mrs Charles Morgan McCullers; Mis-
Lizzie Utley, McCulers; Hubert Utley
McCullers; Cyrus and Hunter Morgan, Nc
Cullers; Mrs. D. T. Strickland, Miss Flor
ence Tate, Miss Omie Gill, Mrs. Earle
Sorrell, McCullers;. Mrs. d. S. Vann, Walk
Forest; Miss Ruth Ray, Mrs. George Nor
wood, Mrs. Fab Weathers, Miss Deli;
Matthew'S Miss Chessie Matthews, Mis-
Sadie King, Miss Emily Bullock, Mis-
Omega Mitchell Mrs. J. NJ Leach, Mis-
Eliza Leach, Allen Leach. Mrs. w. A
Mitchell, Miss Leila Mitchell Mr.. and Mrs
! j. Mark Chamberlain Miss Fannie Nor
; gan. Miss r. M Goodwin, Miss Matti
, Utley, Miss Minnie Branch. Miss Claudi;
; Branch, Mrs. L. G. Rogers, Miss Lessi
! Ward, Miss Lettie Yates. Cary; Mr.. AM
: Mrs. D. M. Branch, Miss Mary A. Johnson
E Oxford; Miss Lena j. WorreIl, Miss Norm.
. S. Hardy, Mrs. c. G. Branch, Miss Maud
Branch, Mrs F. L. Hardesty, Mrs. J. r
/ Wray, Miss Emma Stunkel, Miss Mar
garet Bullock, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Johnson
Willow Spring
The Raleigh newspaper men on tn
trip were Messrs. R. M. Furman and r
NJ. Philips, Morning Post; E. A. Womble
Times; F. A. Olds special correspondent
A. w. St. Jacques and Edward Britton
News and Observer.