Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1897-09-09

Presbyterian Church; every 1st
Sunday morning and night. Prayer
meeting Tuesday nights. Rev.
Peter Mcintyre pastor.
Methodist Church,; every third
| Sunday morning and night. Prayer
meeting Wednesday nights, Rev. M.
M. Mcfarland, pastor.
Baptist Church,; every fourth Sun
day morning and night. Prayer
meeting Thursday nights REV. L.R.
Carroll, pastor.
ARGUS BUREAU,
JNo r. SMITH. Mgr. :
Sept. 8, 1897.
Miss Annie Summerlin has
been spending a few days with
her uncle Rev. J.T. Albrittson 10
the country.
Miss Pattie Carroll, Of Raleigh.
is spending some time with her
uncle r. J. Switzerland.
Mr.. j. T.. Loftin, of Buck
Swamp, was in the town Monday
evening.
Mr.. Albt. Uzzell, of White Hall.
is spending a few days at his un>
cle's M. Robt. Williams.
Mr.. G. A. Griswold, of near
Newbern, was in town for a few
days and left Tuesday morning
for home.
Mr.. w. P. Hall was in town
Tuesday.
Mrs. Sallle Griswole left for
her home near Newborn Tues
day.
Miss Essie Westbrook returns
ed to Greensboro Female School
to-day. Her many friends hope
her a pleasant stay
Mrs. Lola Faison, of FaisOr.
was in town for a few days this
and last week
Mr.. j. A. Westbrook had 9
fine horse to get foundered last
week but is improving under
treatment.
Capt. Fitz spent Sunday with
bis daughter Mrs. J. H. Loftin,
Jr.
Mr.. Lonnie Moore, of F'aison,
spent Sunday visiting his uncle
j. A. Westbrook.
Mr.. r. B. Parker was giYine
IN his war record Sunday, much
to the amusement Of many, Mr.,
Parker states that he Was in 4;
battles, and in two of the engage
ments he was the only one of his
ICompany left on the field. Mr.
Parker was surely extremely
lucky and he has tnuch to thank
his Maker for in not even receiv
ing a wound.
Mr.. John G. Smith, of Colds
boro, spent Sunday in town Thu
quest of N. N, Hollingsworth.
A party of young folks eni "
led themselves until a late hou
Monday night in taking a ha.
ride over town, singing. laugh
ing aud hallooing. When tn
horses we're unlocked from tn
wagon they became frightened
and ran for the stables. The dool
was fastened and one of then
crushed right through the doc
and ran over a bran new buggy
completely demolishing it. H
then ran out and took in tn
town with a pair of trace chains
fastened around his legs, whicI
upset other buggies and mad
the night hideous with rattle an
slash of the chains. The hors
was skinned up right bad.
Miss ELLA Byrd, of SIEVE
ISprings, was visiting in this sec
:, ton last week.
u Miss Lucy Thompson was Wis
lifting Mr.. j. A. Rogers last weel
s Chiefly Hatch, an old aud re
:, spected colored woman and tn
wife of Kit Hatch died Thursda!
r at ~ o'clock, M.
II Miss Fannie Todd, of La
r Grange, is spending some tim
. with Miss Kate Tatum.
!. Miss Addie Miller, of Warsaw
is spending some time with Mis-
i B. ssie Williams.
le Mr.. Ock Hicks ard his frien
yMr. Hanks is spending a fe
ii days in town and the countr
n fishing and enjoying themselve:
le One good second hand 35-sa
Brown cotton gin for sale chea
n by j. r. Smith.
II MSS Annie Broadhurst went
WARSAW Tuesday evening to tax
:, charge of a school.
IL Hay rides seem to be qui'
!, fashionable these moonllgl
s nights and the young folks Ell
/. Logged another one Tuesday nigh
Mr.. G. B. Elmore went
b Goldsboro Tuesday.
Mr.. Frank Benuet was in tow
ID Tuesday.
L. Mr.. Dixie Grafton, was maxim
- business calls in town Monday.
~ Mr.. G. F. r Kornegay was
.lGoldsboro Tuesday.
at MI. N. N. Hollingsworth MAJ
business calls in Goldsooro Tue
We day.
lie Mrs. Sallie Broadhurst ar
Mrs. Annie Maxwell are spene
n2ing a few weeks with relativ'
IN and friends at Warsaw.
~ Mr.. Gid M. Price who was r
cently installed or commission
as a mormon preacher is at hon
for a while.
Mr., M. w Loftin left $35 90