Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1903-12-24
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The marriage of Mr.. John Sasser
TO Miss Minnie Neal occurred Thurs
@8y at the home OF the brides par
cats, MIR. ana Mrs. W. FL. Neal, in
York township. - e.. s ss.a, af
The death Of Mr.. Eli Sasser, a
Well.known and industrious farmer
az New Hope township, occurred Fri
day. He had been in failing heath
for many months, and Was o great
sufferer from asthma ~x
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Borden have
issued invitations to the marriage of
Gbeir daughter Miss Annie Belle to
Mr. Alphonso Howard Edgerton, the
happy event to take place on the
evening of January 6, in the Presby-
terrain church, at Z O'Clock.
We ask all ARGUS readers to not
put this paper out OF then hands un-
iii they have read the article in the
next column on "Chrltnias Week"
simply for what it holes for them
in giving them an insight, a sugges-
%Sno cf hAx1 IN Door. n rat n,oo
The death Of Mrs. Alfred Leggetl
occurred at her home, This SIDE of
Stony Greek, on the A. X N. Z. K. H.,
en- saturday. The funeral took place
troni tte nome Sunday and 1.-THE
i~nlellnent WAS naue III the tanIIly
bur!lng grouhds yesterday alter
noon. ,. ~
When the tanks of this city close
on thursday tEey vii Lot oith
again until Monday, III Observance
OF Chrietn. as, consequently! all those
having business with either bank
A:ouid govern then selves according
y ard transact tAei1 business Oh
Thursday.
d.
A young tanner nSned = che Holt,
HCm ITlICetoI, CLAIMS tU have lest
$e25.C co { ntNlGe i'll this city
Thursday. lie hao recently sold lis
say S, to LAY his debts. It is not
positive whether he loet the money
here or Oh the lCad.
The many 11ieIos OF MI. E. II.
Griffin in this city synpathize with
hin deeply i'll the Death q his Ven
cradle father, which Ctcurred Thurs
day at his hone in Nash county,
where he enjoy ed, thlCusL his long
life OF usefulness, the love and conf
dence Of all Who knew him.
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The only sti1ring incident that has
occurred on the streets thursday was
the ax OF Mr. r.. r Kings
horse. The horse bIoke loose from
his bitching place ana lan before Mr..
King could get hold of the lines.
The buggy was damaged, but Horace
and the horse escaped unhurt. az
Nj. A. q. Kornegay, the popular
and tmcient secretary and treasurer
OF the { 1dsboro Buggy Co., which
is ID Oh -k1O4uSDOIO'b HOSC GuDStdU-
tia2 business enterprises, is now on a
business trip to Baltimore in connec-
ten with the estate Of the late Jno.
K.:Morris,o of which he is the execu-
Gor. ...ss-s, leEs4s aasstszgrss.1
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
a derailed freight car on the At
Aaantic Coast Line at Willard, a small
ktation this side of Wilmington, de-
Ned the Northbound train for more
ha an hour Thursday. The car was
HE'D at a switch and could not be
en- on the track until help arrived
o Wilmington. The damage was
y slight and no n was injured.
The marriage of MI. George En-.
@nett Gardner to Miss Katie Louise
Edwards occurred Dec. 16 at the
parsonage of ST. Paul church, Rev.
u. Bradshaw officiating. The event
Ess in the nature Of d surprise tC
heir many friends and their tam
ies. After the ceremony the happy
mule were driven in "a carriage tc
e home of Mr.. j. Il. Griffin, an
Bcie of the bride, where they have
len rooms. The bride is the eldel