Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1901-05-23

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is being discussed favorabIy by
great many of our citizens.
Mrs. Eliza Moore, of Poin.
Caswell, is in the city visiting he,
daughter Mrs. Nathan O'Berry
and her son Mr. Colon H.Moore
Miss Lila Broadhurst, who is
studying for a trained nurse. a.
Roanoke (Va.) Hospital, is a.
nome on a vacation visit, to the
pleasure of her many friends
here.
Mr.. Paul Stanley, who has
been travelling for the Goldsborc
Drug Co., has resigned to accept
a similar position with the Mer-
rill Chemical Co., of Cincinnati.
Thos. Rufn Chapter Daugh.
ters of the Confederacy have in
vlted Col. A. @. Davis to deliver
a lecture before their chapter at
an early date on the life and
character Of the late Col. Thos,
Rufin.
Sheriff B. W. Edwards, of
Greene county, passed through
the city Monday with five colored
prisoners, three of whom 90 the
p~renitentiary from his county, and
two go to Wilmington to be tried
on criminal charges.
While working at the Table
Factory MI. Herman Stith
had the misfortune last week to
have all of his fingers on his
right hand cut off by a rip saw.
which will disable him from his
work for several weeks.
The hotel at Ocean View
Beach, near Wilmington, was de-
stroyed by fire at midn ght Sat-
urday night. It was unoccupied
at the time, and the cause of the
ire is unknown. It was Insured
Tor about three-fourths of it's
value.
The Almanac Association of
Greensboro Female College re.
quests the presence of all former
students of that college, of which |
tnere r many in Goldsboro and |
wayne county, at the anniversary
exercises to be held in connec-
ton with the fifty fourth annual
commencement on May 28th.
Now that the Goth of May is at
hand, it is in order, so the old
time weather sages say, for the
weather to settle down to reason
able temperature; consequently we
may look for a cessation of hail
storms and cold rains, and for
summer weather in earnest, with
rIpenlng fruits NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
| little later.
The Knights of Pythias Band
lave secured Mr.. Arthur L..
suits, of Charlotte, to give his ,
'anorama and Projectoscope ex- f..
EDITIONS, Thursday, Friday and
saturday nights of this week {
hey are fortunate in securing {
bis high class exh bition which
highly end rsed by the press {
nd pulpit.
The Graz I'd Lodge of Odd Eel,
ows in session at Asheville last
week appropriated So, 900 to put
water works and sewerage at I
Orphan Home In this CITY. :
r. N. jacob, of Wilmington. Y
'as reelected trustee of the s
ONE for five years and Mr.. +,
'harles Dewey was elected in .
lace of Mr.. W. T. Dortch, who 6
esigned some time ago.
The death of Mr.. Tom Lewis. t
native OF this county and for Il
years a prosperous farmer. n
ut who for the past sixteen Il
oars has been an inmate of the h
tate Hospital at Raleigh, occur
ID at that institution yesterday ="
orning. His wife and one g
aughter, residents of this city, W
lrvive him. The remains will ar d.
here this afternoon from Ra- m
Ugh and the interment will be :,
AIDE In Willow Dale Cemetery. n
Daily Argus, Monday. ~
Mr.. L. V. Morrill,, of Snow is
III, and n OF the moving spir- q
Of the Great Eastern Railroad. at
in the city Tuesday on a bust. nj
'ss trip, this being bis banking W,
wp. aud he author zes the -;