Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1899-06-22

ed to Chapel Hill to her
studies in higher classics.
Mrs. Rev. s. T. Mo, lie, who
tas been visiting relatives and
friends at Nashville, has returned
home.
Miss Dora Miller, of Kinston,
is in the city, visiting her sister,
Miss Lou Miller, who is sick with
fever.
Miss Emma Perkins. who has
been attending the Boston (Mass)
Conservatory of Music, returned
home last night.
Mrs. N. 6. Price, so her hus
band informs the ARGUS, is in a
very low state Of health, at her
home in Eastern Gpldsboro.
Miss Ehe Alphin, accompanied
by her niece and nephew, children
OF the late 4. t. Brown, are in the
city visiting the family of Mr.. j.
M. Hollowe!l.
Miss Julia Castex has gone to
Greenvllle to attend the marriage
of her friend, Miss Lula White to
Mr.. Filming, a promising young
attorney of that town.
Mr.. and Mrs. B az Kennedy
have the sympathy OF their many
friends in The death of their baby,
which ed at their home in
this city Monday afternoon.
Miss Maud Crosl4nd, of Rock
ingham, who has been spending a
week at Morehead City, is in the
city, the guest of the family Of
Rev. S. I. Moy!e, on her return
home.
His hosts of friends will be glad
to know that Capt. r. @. Jenkins,
the engineer on the Smi!hfeld
read, is fast recovering from his
recent attack of illness and will
soon resume his position.
Copies Of the Acts of the last
General Assembly have been re-
ceived by the Register of Deeds.
Magistrates and all others entitled
to them are requested 30 call and
get the same.
Miss Ormond, the chief oper-
ator at the telephone exchange in
Raleigh, will attend to the ex-
change in this city during the ab-
sence of Miss Spier, who has been
granted a months vacation.
Her numerous friends are GLAD
to see at home again, Miss DR..
Borden, who recently grad
dated in medicine at the Woman's
Medical College, in New York
City, and is now a full fedged ply
siclan.
Mr. T. c. Bryan, the tin and
sheet metal worker, is doing a
tremendous business with tobacco
fues, which is an Indication that
there is a large crop of the weed
growing in the territory contig-
uous to Goldsboro.
Mr.. Thos. McGee, a well-known
life insurance mar, whose home
is in Goldsboro, has accepted q
contract with the Provident Saw
Life Insurance Co, his old
company. the Mutual Benefit.
having failed to domesticate un-
der the new law.
Mr.. Henry Angel has moved his
residence from William street to-
John street, and Mr.. Walter Pet
will remodel the house where
Mr.. Angel formerly lived and
move his family there one day
this week.
The Eclipse Steam FIRE Engine
Company left Tuesday with their
horses, hose reel and engine for
Columbia, S. c., to participate
in the State tournament to be held
there this week. The boys are con-
fdent they will return home load
ed with honors, and we all hope
they will.
Miss Agnes Proctor, of Green
vile, who has been IN attendance
upon the Teachers Assembly. at
Morehead City, is in the city, Wis
fling her mother, Mrs. I. c..
Bryan, who is quite sick, we are
sorry to announce, as is also her
little daughter, Maggie.
/: Little Miss Sarah Borden
Michaux is the happy winner of
The babyBuck's cook stove award
ed to the holder of the largest
number. of .cupons, and she and
shers Little neighborhood friends
can now have parties" and play
housekeeping" to their hearts
content.
Mr.. Ell. j: Ham, the proprietor
of Rural Retreat Hotel, the pop-I
summer resort at the Ninth
Spring in this county, was in the
city Tuesday purchasing supplies.
He already has quite a number of
guests at mis- place and is receiving
inquiries daily from people all
over the State