Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1897-01-07
LOGAL BRIEFS.

hard, "o.ored at the. Regist T.
Office Friday After the ceremon,
,tue one present suggested tn 4
L the groom kiss the bride au,
arhe >nilinsiy smacked the dusk,
y da use while every body laugh
3 ii III III. joke.
Mr. B +. Giddens, of Knox
VIZ, T un is visiting the fami
iy vi his uncle, Mr.. L ID CID
deus is Jhls city. MIR. GidGen:
has many young friends III this
Guy, Wntre be left some eign
years ago, who will be glad Il
know that he is conducting /;
successful jewelry business il
the city Of Knoxville
The ARGUS is;indebted to the
Natl, mai Bank of Goldsburo aIC
also 10 MIR. l. B, Fonvielle fol
being kindly remembered in the
distribution of handsome Calen-
dars for the year 1897. Both are
works of art and besides being .
useful will be an ornament to the
household as we'll as in business
Cffices.
One of the most delightful
events of the holiday social enjoy
ments was the elaborate oyster
roast given by Messrs. A. B.
WillinghalD, Jr-, and Frank
Chamberlain at the Goldsboro To
bacco Warehouse Friday. The
attendance of young ladies and
gentlem en- RECALLED themselves not
alone with delicious roasted oys-
ters but with dancing to the music
of an old fashioned colored strin .
band
MEssRs. J. w. Bzzell & Co.
have purchased the valua Die
Meehan property on East Center
street adjoining the business
house of Mr.. Jos. Edwards,
where Mr.. r B. Davis is cons
dGcting 81 meat market at pres
ent. and they will commence at
an early day to have improves
ments made that will properly
fit up The place for their stock
of millinery aud dry goods.
JUDGE w. r. Allen, of thi-
city. and Mr.. j. O. Carr, Of ke-
nansville, have formed d parts
nerhsip for the practice of law in
Duplin county and will have an
office at kenau sviile of which
MIR. Carr will be in charge, and
Mr.. Allen will atte nd the courts
Of that county regularly, and
make such professional visits TO
Kenansville from time to time as
may be required. Mr.. Allen
continues. partnership with
Mr. w. Il. Dortch and will remain
in Goldsboro.
AT the home of the bride S
parents in Saulston town shipW ed
nesday, Rev. John W. Gardner
officiating, Mr.. Frank B Latham,
the 19year-oId son Of the late j..
M. Latham, and Miss Sallie Parks,
the amiable daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe b. Parks, were united
in the holy bonds of wedlock, in
the presence Ola number of in>
vited guests. Ehe happy young
couple both have many friends,
whom the ARGUS joins in wishing
them long life and abundant pros-
perity,
MK. John Hanly has purchased
the liquor saloon of Mr.. Dock
Smith in Littles Washington. and
will from to-day run the business
in his own name. Mr.. Smith is a
veteran in the business, having
commenced at the stand on the
corner of James and Pine streets,
which he has occupied ever since,
in the year 1879. At one time
during this period he had assoei-
ated with. him the late Jno O.
Thompson, and with that exception
he has continually conducted the
business by himself for eighteen
years. During this time he has
amassed a snug little fortune, and
will now retire from business and
engage in other pursuits.
DIR. and Mrs. W. J. Jones, Jr.,
have gone to;Wilson, to assume
with the New Year their perman
ent home in that town, where DR.
Jones will pursue the practise OF
his profession. This loss to oul
community will be a permanent
regret among their hosts of friend;
here, whose abiding good Wishe;
they take with them to their new
home, DR.. Jenes has for two
successive terms filled the position
of county physician, resigning al
the last meeting of the Board O.
County Commissioners, in antici'
patton of his removal to Wilson
He is progressive member of his
profession, skilled in practise ane
of broad philanthrophy, cultured
and refined gentleman, and amiablt
in all his relations. Wilson ano
her community are indeed to b
congratulated in securing not only
to her professional but also bel
social circles DR.. and Mrs. Jones,