Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1903-06-25

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The A. & N. G. r. R., is out will
a circular to-day advertising the fac
1 that Sunday tickets to Moreheat
. City and return will include Dime,
at the Atlantic Hotel and will b.
sold for $1.75 from this city.
Mr.. j. Langhorne Barham. the
latest acquisition to the Bar o.
Goldsboro, who has made himsel1
very popular since his coming to ou1
city by his gentlemanly bearing and
Iattable, courteous and congenial man.
ner, has just moved into his new of.
hce III the south end of Judge w. S.
Job. RobinsOn's law building. on the
court house square. His Office is
handsomely equipped with modern
furniture and a splendid library and
Is up-to-date in every particular.
Miss Berta Brown, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. w. Brown, entertain
ed a number of her young friends
last evening at a party given in hon
or of her guests Miss Laura Otter
burg, of Fayetteville, and Miss
Bertha Massey, of Princeton. The
occasion was one of much pleasure
Tor the guests OF honor as we'll as for
all VINO were present. Innocent
amusements were INDUCED in with
much zest by the happy company.
Delicious and seasonabIe REFRESH
nents were served during the even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. II. Griffin return
ed last Friday from Seven Springs.
Wnere they went Monday in COM
Pany with Mr.. M. l.. Lee and Misses
Matte and Sallie Lee and Miss Fan
BurWell, who are still at the Springs.
In speaking of their entertainment
at the Seven Springs Hotel Mr.. Crit
nm said to-day that the fare was all
that could be desired and Mr.. Iyev. !
the proprietor, is doing all in his
power to make his guests comfort
able. He says he was much bene-
lifted by drinking the water from
the Springs.
Rev. Charles Mohammed. q Moor
arrived here Wednesdav
morning and began soliciting aid tor
missionary work, but was interfer-
with by the Chief of Police. who
showed the missionary an article in
n e News & Observer written from
Weldon, which states that he is an
-niposter. The Moor left the CITY
on the noon train saying that he wasI :
'oing 10 Norfolk to set himself {
af1ght and have the article in ques- :
ION contradIcted. He has letters
rom prominent church people which
to show that he is all right.
The marriage of Mr.. John M.
iosea, of Pikeville, to Miss Lucy +,
Waters, took place on June 18th. At |
home of the brides parents. Mr..
nd Mrs. George M. Waters. in Ia.
TRANCE. The happy couple passed
trough this city next night on the =
ars and went or to Pikeville. where !
hey will make their home. THAI
room is a brother of Messrs. J. r
nd Addie Hosea, of this CITY. The
ride has for the past two wears beer
'nducting the Pikeviile Hioh
;hooi. The ARGUS wishes them{
| joy and prosperity. (
Only a few people knew of a fref
2O8 North William street Saturdavf
noon on account Of the failure of
e electric fire alarm system to ring
e ire bell. The house is occupied
Mrs. n. J. Smith and the fire y
as caused from a lighted lantern j.
h1ch had been left in a bed room II
here her young sol Hal had been =
KING pictures with his kodak. He'll
It the lantern too near the bed
1thlng, which was ignited. Thett
e department responded prOmptlyt
n still alarm received at head- I
arters and extinguished the fire -
tn only a slight loss to Mrs. Smith. )
. negro who gives his name as VI
rry Smith and who claims to hail $
Norfolk, has succeeded in OIL
7ak1ng into the city Jail while tn
'aiting for a commitment to the fer
1nty Jail and then to the county dr.
IDS when Superior court meets. me
IT satisfied with stealing chickens tic
M private citizens, Smith tried to rel
the police officers by selling hal
stolen property to the good wife ne;
our excellent Chief of Police. On no1
'nday night Smith stole EIGHT II
ing chickens from a negro named Fe1
arsali, who lives in Little Wash ane
Yesterday morning he took Aa'
chickens to the home of Alder
n Harrison and disposed of them :,
Mrs. Harrison. Last night the -
,ro went back and stole four of the ~
ckens and sold them this morning an-
Mrs. Freeman. Mr.. Harrison So
de complaint this morning at DO cas-
headquarters Of the stealing of to
chickens. Chief of Police Free cas-
n knew of the purchase made bv dur
wife and Immediately put the en- cha
force on the lookout for the thief T
n the result that he was captured sho
officer Denmark near the new Co..
hall in a short while. Mr.. Free-i-
q recovered the money paid the A
70 for the chickens this GRO,
ally Argus, June IT -,