Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1901-10-24
Mr.. W. P. Rose, the architect

ing and charging his home on
South William street.
The Goldsboro Rifles have De-
cided to have a public drill on the
night of Thanksgiving Day, and
prizes will be offered and given
that night for the best attendance
and the best drilled man and
squad. The r ies showed up very
well at the recent annual inspec-
ton by Col. Z. H. Balm.
Mrs. o. W. Sutton, sister of
Mr.. M. E.. Bizzell, a most esti-
mable christian woman, died Mon
day night at her home in Mt. Olive,
aged SO years. Mr.. Bizzell end
other relatives he1e went down to
Mt liveTuesday morning. The in
terment will be made in the old
homestead burying ground.
We r requested to announce
that the revival services in pro
gress at the Pentecostal Holiness
church will continue throughout
this week, up to and including
next Sunday, conducted by the
pastor, Rev. 4, B. Crumpler. The
congregation last night was esti-
mated at one thousand souls.
Mrs. David Pool and two
daughters, of Cincinnati, baye ar
rived il the city to join Mr..
Pool, tue efficient and very popu-
lar superintendent of the Colds
boro Buggy Company, and make
their home here. Goldsboro well
comes them very cordially and
wishes them to feel at home right
now.
The news of the death of Mr..
Jno. W. Lee, of Mt. Olive, was
received in this city Tuesday with
genuine regret by those who knew
him. He was a clever. whole
souled fellow and the untimely
ending of his life at the premature
age of 80, was due to the fact that
he was the worst enemy to him.
self.
Mr.. Jno. G. Parker, of Jones
county, a member Of the board of
directors Of the A. 6 N. @. r.
On the part OF the State, and a
native of Wayne county, who has
many friends in this city and Sec
ton, was here Tuesday, between
trains, accompanied by his wife,
on their way to the State Fair at
Raleigh.
The store of Mr.. Frank B. Ed
mundson, the popular Walnut
street "nustler", is q busy scene
these days, with clerks unpack.
ing and displaying and customers
buying. He carries a complete
stock not only Of groceries, to
baccos and dry goods, but cloth !
ing, shoes, underwear and hats,
as well. and be always keeps his
stock up to date.
Miss j. W. Walker, the ad-
vance agent of the famous
lu1es Band, which appears mere
IN January, vas 10 the city yes
terday. She Was formerly a
ut Wspaper woman, and her bust
less now is to cali on the news
papers especially and accuaint
them with the merits of the band
she represents. She will be fol-
by other advance agents
before the appearance of the
The warm dry weather is fav-
to the farmers in housing
their sparce crops; but it can
be hoped to continue long
enough to help the stop CROP Of
late cot on. The farmers, how
ever, are chs erful and are already
beginning to plan for the plant
ing OF next years crops. God
bless the farmer. He is the stay
Of The earth and the bulwask Of
all prog es..
Frank Daucy, a negro, who
was cut in a fight by another ne
gro named WIZ Nelson at Rocky
Mo Mt Wednesday morning, was
brought to this city Thursday and
placed In the Eme' gency Hospital.
The Emergency Hospital is dolng
the work tor which ITS promoters
Intended. There ara now three
man in the Hnsnit Auho -