Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1897-09-09
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Mr.. Hatch's counter Mr.. Loftin
then returned home, 3 miles in
the country, for a load of water
MELONS, and did not discover his
,oss until he went to eat dinner,
then he didn't eat any dinner, but
returned to Mt. Olive and when
told that Mr.. Hatch had his
money, he went over and re-
ceived it with much pleasure and
many thanks to Mr.. Hatch for
his kindness.
Mrs. B. Fl. Hatch is out again,
she was.quite Ill for a few days
last week
Chief Police Royal arrested
Jim Hinton Saturday night for
disorderly conduct. Jim slept in
the guard house Saturday night
and was anxious to get "a bonds~
man Sunday.
Mr.. Luke Martin of Faison was
in town Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs r j. Southers
land, Messrs. H. T. Ham, w. &
Dayis and Alex Harris left We'd
nesday morning for Baltimore
aud the northern markets to pur-
chase their fall stock of goods.
Mr.. j. A Royal went to Seven
Springs Wednesday,.
Mr.. Stephen Virgins little girl
Fannie, is suffering from appen.
dicltis. Mr.. Virgins being a
man of limited means and DR..
Talnm advised an operation,
Messrs. w. j. Flowers and Gid
Parker carried a list around asks
ing for help. and our citizens
libe r rail- and cheerfully respond
ed with cash to pay for a skilled
surgeon to come and make the
Operation. The family still wait
hoping that an operation may be
dispensed with.
Mr.. A. j. K, Rhodes is able to
be out again from his recent
illness and was out to town Sat-
urday aud brought US an African
cucumber. 1t looks as if it was
able to take care of itself for it
has spurs or it equal to a porcu>
pine. MI. Rhodes says n vine
is a plenty for any one family it
is such a prolific bearer.
Mr.. June Boyett spent Sunday
in town.
Mr.. Geo. Williams was in town
Wednesday.
Mr.. H. G. Williamson attended
lSmithfeld court last week.
Mr.. r. E. Lee is at the John
Hopkins hospital of Baltimore.
We understand that Mr.. Lee is
right feeble; his many friends
wish him a speedy return to
health.
Mr.. Brodie Scott of Goldsborc
was in town Wednesday.
: Mr. J. A, Westbrook went te
ST. Paul, Mich. instead Of tc
Texas. He returned Monday anc
reported fine crops in the north.
west.
Mrs. Clara A. Loftin of Biz.
mingham, who is spending some
time here with relatives spen.
a few days with the family of Mr.
B. J. Griswold.
> Mr.. J. A. Shine OF the Goshen
section was in town Wednesday
!. Mr.. E. Byrd of Seven Springs
was in town Wednesday ane
Thursday.
Miss Sudie Griswold Of Colds.
; boro who has been spending ;
!, few days in town with friend
left Monday morning to visit th'
; family of Mr.. w. P. Hall of .nea.
: Dudley for a few days.
Mr.. Jesse Mcintyre left TO.
= Rock Mount Thursday.
: Mrs. DR.. [. W. Faison and Mis-
Annie Switzerland spent Frida,
: in F'aison visiting friends.
Mr.. F.. F. Jordan spent a few
days here visiting friends an,
left Monday night.
: Mr. r. L. Kornegay is building
= a nice dwelling on his place jus
{ in front Of his fathers.
SCOTS Chill and Fever Toni
= always cures. I give your none
Z back if it fails. j. r. Smitl
druggist.
IS by Jul correspondent, L. H. Cob
Nj. Jesse williamson, of Hay
river, was here Friday and Satur
day visiting friends and relatives
y Mrs. L. FL. Lambert, of Blac
Greek, who had been visitin
" her mother Mrs. D E Newell lei
p for her home Saturday.
Mr., G. V. Mcintyre, of Fayette
o vile, spent Sunday here visitin
e his parents Mr.. and Mrs. D. n
McIntyre and left for his HON
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