Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-03-27
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VI al uS AOOGNNAOASe
Mr.. James Carr and Miss Lucy
Wooten were quietly married Sunday
night at the home of the brides par
ents in this city,
Tickets to North Carolina Week
at the Charleston Exposition, on sale
April 9Th, 18th and 9Th, final limit
is ten days from date of sale for
1915.
This is the week for Easter Mill
merry Openings in 7Goldsboro. Watch
theadvertising columns of b eARGUs
for full information on these import
ant events. FL ssssrs sa2za.
MI. S. r. Rackley, who has been
living in Duplin county for some
time, has moved with his family
back to their old home on his farm
neal this city.
IfGoldsboro is to have baseball
this year it is time that something
should be done. We have the park,
but we have made no effort to get
anything else.
The new drink, "Cincho," which
NJ. E. Robinson & Bro. have put on
the market to be dispensed at soda
fountains, is proving popular with
the patrons of such places.
The farmers of this section are
very far behind in their operations;
but with the advent Of open weather
they are getting a hump on them
now that means business.
Prof. Logan d. Howell, Of the city
schools Of New York, and Mrs. J,
H. Weedon,' of Marion, S. c., + in
the city on a visit to their parents
Capt. and Mrs. r. p. Howell.
Mrs. L. II. Castex has returned
from the north, where she went tC
purchase spring and summer millin.
cry, which will soon arrive and &C
on display at their establishment or
West Centre street.
A new feature has been added tc
MI. a. A. Joseph's popular haber
dashery in the way Of a custom shir7
department. He caters to all meT
who want perfect fitting shirts, cor
rect styles and guaranteed quality.
The many friends of Mr.. Pau
Hood will be glad to know that ht
is fast recovering from his recent ser
ious illness. He was bought up from
Kinston some days ago in order tina
the family could give him attention
The death of Mrs. Betsy Reeve
occurred Sunday night at the home o
hon. 1o1Toh4nE NTrS owl GnhnSno il
Eastern Goldsboro. The deceased
was one Of the Oldest citizens of thi
city, she having reached foul scor
and ten.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. B. Fonvielle, VIII
have been spending some weeks il
Florida for the benefit of Mr.. Fon
vielle's health, arrived homeSaturda.
night. His many friends here viii
be glad to learn that his health wa
greatly improved by the trip.
Mr.. J. J. Meador, who, with MI
S. G.. Williams, has leased the Bar
ner Warehouse for next season, ha
gone to Madison, his old home, t
spend the vacation. He will retur
to Goldsboro about the 1st of July
get in readiness for the opening {
the season about the 1st of August.
The business Office of the Enter
prise Lumber Company, at tn
South end of this city, is bein
doubled in capacity, remodeled an
made up-to-date in convenient flu
nishings and equipment. The Enter
prise is well-named, and, like til
town it benefits, is ever going fol
ward.
MI. w. III. Collins, our efficie1
city tax collector, who is an authori
ty on fruit, says that the bulk of til
peach crop in this sectian is u~ninju1
ed thus far by the cold snap, and {
the cold wave will probably pass o
to-day, to be succeeded by more ses
.sonable weather, we may all be happ
yet when the time for peaches an
cream arrives.