Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-10-11

Miss Rosalie Smith, who baa
recently been visiting relatives in
Washington, D. G., Monday
Joined Goldsboro's contipgent of
yoarg ladies at the Greensboro
Normal College.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Eason have
a very sick baby, their many
friends will be sorry to learn. Its
grand mother, Mrs. P. r. King,
of Clinton, came up Tuesday to be
with them for a few days.
Mrs. Sam Eason has gone to
the Hyatt Sanitarium as Kinston
to receive special treatment for
her eyes. Her many friends will
be glad to learn that hope is en-
tertained for recovery Of her sight.
Mr.. Jewel Lee, of Sampson
county, as married to Mrs. Della
r. SmitbMonday night at the home
of the brides parents Mr.. end
Mrs. W. e. Parker, in this city,
Justice Of the Peace A. T. Grady,
officiating.
Capt. Fred Holt returned Tues
day from a hunting and fl hing
trip in Duplin county, where he
killed a big roe and caught all the
fish in Goshen. 1t is useless for
any one to 60 10 Goshen again
this year. The fish will have to
have time to replenish their tribes.
Rev. Dr.. Leftwich, who has just
held a successful meeting in New
bern, is holding daily services at
st. Paul Methodist church at 10 a.
m. and 1880 p. NJ. The morning
service holds one hour. The
services held by DR.. Leftwich have
been very Impressive. You are
cordially invited to the services
this evening at 1880.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stanley
have the sympathy of their many
friends in the. death of their in~
fact, which occurred at an early
hourMonday morning. The Scrip
lures alone contain consolation
for those who mourn for such
losses, in the words of the
Saviour:'Sufar little childre en- to
come unto me-"
Mrs. DR.. Roger A. Smith re-
turned home Monday evening
from New York, where she and
the Doctor have been spending
some weeks. DR.. Smith will res
main in New York month longer
taking a special course in surgery
and in acquainting himself with
the new things in medicine gen.
orally.
The following marriage license
have been issued during the pas
week: White-J, G. Ellis to Alice
G. Pate, Jewel Lee to Della r.
Smith, VIM. M. Odum to Susar
Joyner, James Wombles to Mary
Jane Holland, Joseph Williams
to Lizzie Garris. Colored-Joh1
Daniel to Sadie Whitley, james
Peyton to Bette Warrick.
The residence of Mr.. L. AL
phiu, who lived out in the Thorn
som Chapel neighborhood, was
destroyed by fire last evening
about z o'clock. He saved only
small amovnt of furniture ant
clothing from the flames. Thi
fire was the cause Of the RET
light in the east which was seer
by a great many in this city a
that slime.
The Acme Machine Works hav
extended their lease of groun
fiom Mr. S. W. IsIer to. includ
the residence and store on th
corner of John and Ashe streets
and Messrs Porter & Goodwin ar
already plotting the ground 70
the foundations of the sewers
buildings they are to erect for th
plant. Mr.. Street has placed th
order for a 1875 horse boiler an
three engines of IS. 90 and 1
horse power respectively. The,
will be no delay in pushing til
plant.
A burglar. unknown to tt
police at present, entered tt
home of Mr.. G. F. Griffin on Sa
urday night and carried off $13
money, which Mr.. Griffin had le
in an ~enve1oDe in his coat pocke