Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1901-05-02

ing ground in Grantham town.
ship for interment. The ARGUS
tenders its sincerest sympathy to
the bereaved husband and surviv-
ing childreu.--From Haily Argus
of April 25th.
By an enactment of the recent
Legislature the appointment OF
two members of the county Board
of Health is left with the Mayor
and the chairman of the County
Commissioners, and the two thus
appointed together with the county
superintendent of health form the
board. Mayor Peterson has ap-
pointed Dr.. NJ. E. Robinson.
Mr.. John E. Lane, an old
Goldsboro boy, who has a wide
circle of relatives and friends in
this city, now IN the railroad SER
vice at Primers Point, arrived in
the city on Tuesday with his
bride to spend some days with
EG16blN0S' "A Wal" WOlSo'"O WALL
! be extended them on all sides and
cordial good wishes for their hap
piness and prosperity.
The date has been fixed as the
9th of May for the minstrel show,
banquet and german to be given
by the K. of P. Band for the ban
eft Of the band. Reserved seat
tickets, which will admit a gentle
man and lady to the minstrel show
and german are only $3.50. Extra
tickets will be required for the
banquet, which will only cost SO
cents each.
St. John church is to have a
new parsonage. The trustees OF
the church property have the
plans and specifications under con-
sideration and the contract for the
work will be let in a few days.
The new building will be COM
mensurate with the needs of the
church in regard to size and will
be equipped with all modern ap-
planes.
The papers Last week announced
that that gallant and popular
Goldsboro boy J. W. Gulick, Jr.,
has been slated for a first lieuten-
ancy in the regular army. "Jack",
as our readers know, has been do
ing some brave and brilliant came
paigning in the Philippines, and
this promotion comes as the rec
ognition and reward Of merit and
soIdiery heroism.
Mr.. W. K, Lane, Jr., who is
studying medicine in Philadelphia,
is at home for the vacation. He is
advancing rapidly in his studies
and will complete the full course
next year. He repurts having
seen Mr.. Frank Miller, who is at
tending a textile school in PhiIa-
delphia, and says that Frank
star DIS very high in his class and
has the admiration of the faculty.
The china wedding Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jos. Isaacs On the 28gh was
d swell affair. Besides the large
number of local friends and rela-
tives who were present and en-
joyed the festivities, there were
also present Mrs. Julius Myers,
Mrs. P. Newman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gus Heilbroner and Miss Freda
Myers, of Tarboro; Mr.. Isadore
Morris, of Durham; Mr.. l.. Lach-
] man, Of Norfolk, and Mr., Vance
We'll, of Rockingham.
While the colored driver was
bringing DR.. W. Fl. Cobb, Jr.'s
horse and buggy to his Office on
Tuesday the horse became fright
ened and upset the buggy, throw
ing the driver to the ground and
doing him some injury, while the
buggy was demolished. The horse
succeeded in extricating himself
from all of the buggy but the
shafts, which he carried with him
some distance before he was
stopped without doing any other
injury.
Mr.. G. F. Herring, the chair
man of the Board of County
Commissioners, has appointed
DR.. w. Fl. H. Cobb a member of
the County Board of Health, as
is his prerogative by law. AS was
announced some days ago Mayor
| Peterson has annointed Dr M