Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1903-01-22

Walden'S Business College, q deW
enterprise for GoldsbOro, and some
thing we greatly need, opened It's
doors on Wednesday over Measrs.
Henry and M. L. Lees store on West
Walnut street. Day class opens 1t 8 +;
a. M, and night class at 1870 O'Clock. !
Success to the enterprise. Every
young man and young woman Whol
can should enroll as a pupil. |
Mr.. Leonidas 3. Sasser, who for
years has been conducting a success
. full drug business in Wilmington, is
spendingya few days, as is his custom
every year, at his old home in this
Icounty on a bird hunt; and his ven
| cradle father, the congenial Capt. A.
L. Sasser,. says che certainly cannot
J understand why 'Lonnie' loves bird
hunting so well, for he can't slOot
/ mucn, and while hey always ing
in a right good string his .Hro fner
.IohL kills most q Them" HIS 9Th
er els this as a god joke on Ljn-
and SO do we.
Our popular al, progressive 1-ay-
or. Ion. Geo. e. Hood, whose adj
I ministrati0n has been marie by
Son. Of the most forward steDa nat
tGolGsborO has eV undertakes, lily
agre IS with the RGUo that va've
! got the best tow i'll the state, II
! otter happens I'll he does nct nave
q single Case to e. gage his attention
!. at the regular hoHr for opening his
.scour5, all Of which shows that Colds
bore people are not only progressive
and public spirited, but that~they are
conservative at ali times and well be-
haved under all circumstances.
:. Since the union depot question was
temporarily showed under some days
ago there have been many sugges-
tiOns that would Tend to make the
! best Of the present miserable condi-
ton. A gentleman who sometimes
: looks on the facetious side of a ques-
ton suggested to the ARGUS this
morning that in case the snow
should fall TO a depth to cover up the
:. cypress logs which Nh. l.. e. Edger-
, ton intends to put down in trout OF
J the waiting rooms that the ticket
agent be required to furnish each
passenger with a pair of stills, Which
would be a great convenience during
| such q snow as we had last winter,
( Wl0u GlC HlOItiLIS SHo" ohu ASO "SAS
81 k~needeep in the street and pa5sen-
/ gers had TO either swim or drown.
The Cincinnati Enquirer that came
yesterday contains the following
, item that will be of great interest tC
!, IGoIdsboro citizens and ARGUS read
ers generally: "Mrs. J. B. Clement
, and her daughter, Mrs. Washington,
wife of Lieutenant Thos. Washing
ton, q. S. N, left last week for San
Francisco en- route to Japan. They
lexpect to sail on the transport Ameri
: ca for Honolulu, where they viii
ejspend a week or two and then 90 or
6 by the Korea to Hongkong to joir
Lieutenant Washington, who is Flag
] secretary to Admiral Bob Evans or
the flagship kentucky. The A5iati'
cISquadron is fitting around in Chi
nese waters, and the ladies Of the
navy find Tokyo the most agreeable
port o fresidence. A most importan
member of the party was Maste.
! John Clement Washington, who ha
remained in America long enough t.
lieut. his eye teeth, the only prope
i place really to attend successfully Il
$50 important a function, and now i
len route to report for duty to his dis
: tinguished father. His grandfather
Mr.. j. b. Clement, is of the opinion
that the youngster will get an AID
mira1's salute when he joins tn
ISquadrOn.