Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-09-20

of Selma, passed through Monday
on their way ~ visit relatives in
Dupllin9 county. i
Mr.. John Hicks, who has been
filling a position in Hills drug
store, has gone TO Chapel Hill to
take a course in pharmacy.
; Mr.. E. L. Pate, the well-known
and popular young merchant and
,milliner, has moved into 4 Of
1he handsome new brick stores
GUST completed by M. Norman
Warters, on East Centre street.
The bank of Wayne is i~ncreas-
ing their Office space by making
changes in the handsome walnut
partitions. The increased bust
ness of the bank, which calls for
"a larger clerical force, has
brought about the change.
The Goldsboro Oil Mill, of
which Mr.. Chas. F. Taylor, a
Go!dsboro boy, is the efficient su-
perintendent, after undergoing ex-
tensive rep irs aud enlargement
during the summer, started up for
the seasons run Monday.
Mr.. r, A. Creech, the jeweler,
is having changes made to the in
side of the store, which will i'm
prove the appearance of the
place and better enable him to
display his handsome stock OF
seasonable novelties.
Mr. Gavin I'll. Dortch, whose
illness from appendicitis we not
ed in these columns last week,
was operated on, at his college
hospital, Lehigh, Monday af-
ternoop, and he is reported to be
!. doing well. His hosts of friends
here wish him a speedy recov-
cry.
At q meeting of citizens last
night in the court house $3.50 was
raised for the Galveston suffer
ers and a committee of ten was
appointed, of which MI. Jos.
Rosenthal is chairman. to wait on
the people of Goldsboro and So
licit contributions. The ARGUS is
confident that our people will re-
spond literally.
Mr.. J. H. Westbrook, who
with his father, Mr.. j. S. West
brook, is probably engaged in
truck farming at Wallace, arrived
in the city Monday. He will this
season, as he did last, travel the
line of the W. & W. r. r. and
buy cotton seed for the Goldsboro
Oil Mile.
Miss Kate Matthews, of Fay
etteville, whom the Board Of
Trustees of the Orphan Home
elected 1t their July meeting tt
fill the position of matron, arrived
at the Home Saturday last ant
entered upon her duties. In speak
ing of Miss Matthews Superin
tendent Coble says of her: Ssh
brings to the Home that positiv
dignity, true refinement and ex
ecutive ability well calculated t.
inspire the little people with con
idence and love-"
The A. e N. G. r. r. will ru:
a special train from Goldsboro t
Morehead City aud return o
Septembea the 9th. Only stock
holders and their immediate fam
lilies Will be allowed to ride FIRE
of charge, and all other person
found on the train will be charge
full frst-class fare. Tickets wi
be furnished stockholders frol
the superintendent's Office. TT
train will leave Goldsboro at IA
a. M, and returning will lea,
Morehead City at 4 p. m.
Mr.. r. E. Pipkin's excursio
to Richmond, which leaves hel
next Tuesday, and which will |
the last of the SEASON, will gil
all those who 60 an opportunit
to attend the great freman's tou
nament in that city and wltne
the big parade in which TWEEN
brass bands will take part. Al
ON the first day Of the Fjr,men
convention, v hich will be held
Richmond September 1922
the William r. Trigg Shipbuil'
ing Company will launch the to