Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1901-10-03

Anderson Peele, Fl. T.
Jones, J. S. Person, J. P.Smith,
J.. W. Thompson and ]. "A. Stew.
Wilmington Dispatch: "Rey. r.
John, presiding elder of the
Wilmington District, who has
been in the hospital for several
weeks suffering with malarial
has gone to Laurinburg to
re~cuperate."
The young boy Reddick Bow
en-. who had both legs cut off by
a freight train on Wednesday
night, is still at the Emergency
Hospital and is doing very we'll
today. It is now thought that he
will recover.
The election Of Mr.. W. G. Mum
roe as general attorney for the
A. & N. G. r. R., is highly graf
flying to the Bar of this city and
to his numerous friends here. In
him the road has one Of the best
OF legal advisers.
Mr.. W. M. Greasy and Miss
Gertrude Bagley were married IN
Kinston September Is and were
the guests of the Hotel Kennon
at dinner and left that afternoon
for Mt. Airy. Mr.. Greasy holds
a position in the Office of Capt.
Jno. r. Divine at Wilmington.
The streets of Goldsboro need
attention. They are kept toler-
ably clean, but the paving which
was put on some years ago is
wearing badly. Thnre are several
bad holes that need filing with
shell rock Or something will do
as well. Goldsboro should have
paved streets in the business
section of the town.
Our Hebrew friends are MAX
ing an effort to increase the size
of the plot of their cemetery,
which is not large enough. It is
probable that a section in a diff
ferent part of Willow Dale will
be set apart for their use.
The Board of Aldermen will
consider the question at an
early date.
Mr.. G. E. Stanley has passed
the examination of the State
Board of Embalmers held in Ra-
leigh on the 23rd of September
and has been granted LICENSE to
practice embalming. Mr.. Stan
ley is manager of the Goldsboro
Undertaking Company. His sue
cess before the board at Raleigh
will be very gratifying to his nu-
friends.
The death of Mrs. Ida A, Grady,
wife of Mr.. Needham Gradys
occurred Thursday at the home
near Seven Springs, of conges-
tive chill. She was in good
health Thursday morning, but
only lived a short while after be-
attacked with the fatal chill.
She was a sister of DR.. J. S. and
Mr.. K. e. Bizzsil, of this city.
She was 36 years old and leaves
two children.
The Goldsboro Buggy Com
papy have a repository on Walnut
street, West, in which can bs
seer some Of the finest vehicles on
wheels. This company design
and construct these vehicles at
their factory Ia this city and the
finish, workmanship, quality of
material used and general good
appearance and durable qualities
sell them on sight and make
friends for the company wherever
introduced.
Mr.. J. B. McWharton, super
intendent, and Misses Hearne
and Dupree, teachers in the Mt
Olive Graded School, spent
Friday in attendance at our ex-
cellent Graded School, inspecting
the work of our superintendent
and teachers. The visit will be
of great benefit to them in the
conduct of their school, for the
very latest methods of teaching
r in vogue at the Goldsboro
Graded School.
Just twenty five years ago Tues
day Mr.. Samuel Cohn began the
butcher business in the frame
building recently purchased by
the city on East Centre street.