The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-04-06
BUSINESS FOR GIRLS
Fifty-Six or More May Find
Work Here.
Col dsboro to Start Concern For Making Wear
ing Apparel Senaor Ayccck Believed
to be Somewhat Better.
Especial to News and observer.)


Goldsboro, N. c., .>rril 5.-Senator B.
F. Aycock's condition is thought to be
somewhat improved today though he is
yet very sick man.
in East Goldsboro a sewing plant for
the making of wearing apparel, overalls,
shirts, drawers, sun-bonnets, etc. The
East Goldsboro Lard Improvement
Company are behind this enterprise and
that within itself is sufficient to war
rant it's establishment. Al a meeting
Of the directors held last night, Messrs.
JEAN Slaughter and Earle A. Humphrey
were appointed committee to secure
additional information a3 to the work
ings, etc. This plant will give employ
ment to some fifty-aix girls. nice
class of employees can find renumer-
alive employment. rho enterprise is
needed here. Certainly a variety of
manufacturing plants creates a more
general market and brings the common
ity more prominently before the world
Will it pay? The fact that its location
is Goldsboro assures this.
Capt. j. w. Lamb has purchased the
property between, the residences OF
Messrs. Sam and Leopced Cohen and
will remove his residence there. This
done he will erect livery and sales
stables on the present site of his resi-
dence next to the fire house.
A member of the female baseball team
went shopping the other day. She was
to purchase China silk and garden peas.
For the "China silk she went to the
drug firm of Jenkins and FAIRIES.
Where did she go for the garden peas?
The remains of Mrs. Zilpha Hollowell
the aged mother of our townsman, Mr.
w. r. Hollowell, who died at Green's
boro yesterday morning will not be in
tered till Saturday morning, the bur-
ial being postponed until the arrival of
her son, Mr.. John H. Hoilowell, of Dem
yer. Colorado, who is expected to reach
Greensboro tonight Mrs. Hollowell was
in her 18th year of her age, a woman of
deep piety, universally held in high es-
TEEN.
Misses Emma Williams and Reta
Wren, of Portsmouth, Va, are visiting
Mr.. w. O. Gattis.
Miss Julia Burr, Of Clinton, Conn.,,
is on visit to Mrs. Fannie Korne-
gay on Walnut street.
ID. r. Kornegay, vi the Godsboro
ers today.
w. e. Newbury, of the r. e. Jones
Buggy Company, returned from New
York State this evening.
Miss Daisy Smith entertained quite
number of her young friends in a
charade party at her home on William
street last evening. The special feature
was a tabieau in four acts. "In-fat-u-
ate" Those present speak in high
praise of this hostess
Mrs. Paul Rel & Son, of London, Eng
land, is on brief visit to the family
of Mr.. Sol. We'll. Mrs Rel e. Son ex-
pect to sail for England oath inst.
Residents in Park Averue report that
an incessant STREAM, OF people visit
Herman Park on Sundays During the
week many take a delightful spin
around the beautiful drive tracks and o
careful estimate places the number of
visitors to the park already, per month,
at four Thousand 1t las been suggest
ed that the city authorities establish a
register at the pavilion and that all
visitors record their names. This is done
in many cities and has proven quite
source of interest. There is another
pretty spot-Willow Dale cemetery
where register might be instituted.
Many strangers visit Goldsboro and
these various places Of beauty and of
retreat are sought BIZ them.
The festival held at the home of Mr.
s. p .McLester last night, for the bene-
fit of the parsonage Of st. Johns
church, was brilliant success.
J. 3. Parks, of Aaron, was visitor
here today Mr.. Parks is the proud
possessor of a fence rail that was split
by his father from ropIar log just
4S years ago yesterday j, b." then
eight years old, placed ii in the fence
worm and has nurseJ it these years
gone by BY the way. Mr. Parks was
on the 3rd commissioner as Justice of
the Peace by the Governor for Sauls-
ton township. He was sworn in this
morning, remarking that he had serv-
ed in this capacity twenty-five years
Misses Estella O'Bei1y, Rachael Bor-
den, Clara Spicer and Ellen Dortch
went North this afternoon. They will
make brief visit to their young friend,
Miss Pearl Fort anticipating the
pleasure of the trip certain of them so
mamma says arose even before the
birds this morning.
Gray Speight is reading law. I Clropp-
ed in on him this morning, and as he
pOIuSIed the itdSeS " IoIdChSlOuC, there
sat at his feet "Old Nick" his mas
cot, licking his UNDERSTANDINGS
Miss Eva Chesson of Plymouth, is
visiting Mrs. w. G.. Lewis.
JAS Buan. son of the Hon. B. HI.
Bum, and Misses Philips and Battle, of
Rocky Mount, were guests last evening
of the family of Col. T. Dortch.
VIM. Smith IS at home from the Uni
versity to spend Easter.
Mr.. Thos. Kendrick of Kings Noun
tain, brought three fright little girls
to the Orphan Home. Mr.. Kendrick is
leading druggist at Kings Mountain
Capt. Oliver Holmes, Of Clinton, G.
herbert Smith. Capt. John Harper, of
Wilmington, {. e. wilkins. of Manning.
> G., were visitors here today.
w I. Rivenbark ard wife. of Mac
nolia. passed through on a visit to their
son, William at Winston.