Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-06-22
PIKEVILLE
Jhrcnlcling of a Weeks Events in
That Thriving Neigh

Pikeville, N. c.,
June 10, 1905.
The farmers are gloomy over the
rains.
Miss Lille Blaylock has returned
from Fremont.
Mr. B Smith, who has been very
sick, is out again.
There is an epidemic of measles
among our little people.
Mr. R III Smith made a business
trip to Goldsboro, Monday.
Mr. A J Garriss, of Partition, is
staying in town for a few days.
Mr. Zeb Smith, of Fieldsboro, was
the guest of Mr. w r Person, Satur-
day.
Miss Mamie Hooks, of East Over,
S. c., is visiting Miss Prudie Bry-
ant.
Mr. and Mrs s HARRIS returned
home from Goidsboro last Sunday
night.
Miss Lille Hooks, of near Me-
mortal, was in town several days
last week.
DR. G w Lewis, of Wilson, was in
town on professional business last
saturday.
Mrs Thos Edmundson, of Lyndell
visited her daughter Mrs G Smith
last week.
Messrs Pippin and Stone, of Ere
mont, were guests of Mr. B F Scot
; last Sunday.
) Rev A R Morgan, of your city
filled Rev 81 E Trips appointment
here Sunday.
q Mrs Henry Newberry, of Mag
nolia, visited Mrs S S Smith, Thurs
day and Friday.
Mr. and Mrs John Pate and chill
: dren, of Goldsboro, spent Sunday a
, Mr. j D Smiths.
Mrs Amanda Smith returned Fri
| day night from a brief visit to rela
tiVes in your city.
. Miss Leila Does, of near Prince
, ton, is visiting her grandmother
Mrs Smithie Garriss.
: Miss Jennie Tyson, of Richmond
Iva, came Thursday to visit Mrs d
] E Person, near here.
: Mr. and Mrs Isaac Dees, of Ere
mont, visited his parents Mr. an
Mrs j f Dees, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs E D Ham spent Sun
day with Mr. aud Mrs John Over
man, near Stantonsburg.
Mrs DR. ] B Person and Mrs Su'
: TaIton, of Fremont, spent Friday O
last week with Mrs Mollie Barnes.
Miss Addie AIbritton has returne,
from Wilson, where she attended
the Beasley-Cullom Musical Mo-
NAL.
Mrs w e Ham and children re
turned home last Thursday from a
Iexteuded visit to Lake City, s. @,
: land other points.
= Mrs Dan Wigging left last Sunda
morning for her no ne at Graingers
after a weeks stay with her parent
e Mr. and Mrs S F Blow.
We are requested to announce ths
there will be a picnic, a musics
convention of all the singing classe
' of Prof Cullom, and an excursio
from Wilson, at the Perkins Miners
Springs on July 4th. Mr. Perkin
hopes to have his handsome me-
hotel ready to accommodate a lini
ed number of guests. Every bod
:, is cordially invited to visit til
Spring that day and "bring dinner.
A wave of prOgressiveness in tt
"a form of home remodelling and gel
D. eral Improvement, has struck OIL
ls little town. Several of our citizel
Ie are contemplating such work in I'll
r. near future, yet these same hon
,r loving citizens close their eyes to II
~ surest means of building a progre
sive town by refusing to sell hon
= land business sites 10 desirable m'
who wish to locate here. Encoura,
desirable new conner by selling lot
land build and equip a suitable scho
.property here, then the towns pl
gressiveness will take care of itse
= Let our business men view these ty
al propositions in the proper light al
. put the ball in motion. Grasp.-a
hold all, has never made a ma
town OF State truly noble.
Has Stood the Test 20 Years.
1.-THE old, original GROVES Tasi
less Chill Tonic. You knew VIII
G you are taking. It is iron and qui
: inc In a ~tasteless form. No cure,