Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1906-08-23
From Thursdays Daily.

is in the city visiting Miss Essie
Dortch.
Miss Josie Giddens has returned
home from a pleasant visit to Wrights-
vile.
Miss Mary Lane, who has been spend
ing some weeks at Morehead City, re-
turned home last night.
Brick has been placed for an addl-
tional story to Mr.. J. F. Southerland's
stables on West Centre street.
Mr.. Jack Smith has gone to Black
Hountain to recuperate from his recent
attack of fever.
Mr.. Paul R. Ham has purchased a
house and lot on John street and is haV-
ing the house thoroughly ov~erhauled.
Mr.. L. H. Castex has returned to the
city from a pleasant visit to his daugh-
ter and two grandsons at M%organton.
MI. Herman We'll, who has been
confined TO his home for some days
with fever, is better today, his many
friends will be glad to learn.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOS. Isaacs left this
morning for Baltimore and New York
on a business and pleasure trip COM
bined.
Mrs. f. 4. Stevens, Mrs. j. A. Stew
ems and little daughter Annie, of this
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treIle in Wilmington.
Important meeting of the board OF
Hospital directors at the office of Royal
d Borden tonight at8:30 o'clock. Every
member is urged to be present
Some sneak thief stole Mr.. w. j.
Matthew's bicycle from his front porch
out at the Hospital q few nights since,
and made good his escape.
Mr.. e. w. Hill, the efficient and &C
commodating clerk in the Registry de-
partment of the GoldsbOrO Postotfice,
left this afternoon on q weeks vacation
visit to Beaufort and M~orehead.
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jos. RosenthaI are glad to welcome
them home again from their extended
European tour. They arrived at $40
this afternoon.
on account of the inclemency of the
weather this morning, ST. John Sunday
school picnic has been postponed until
a late date, which will be announced
Sunday afternoon.
Governor Glenn and several members
of his personal staff were in the city last
night between trains, returning from:ar
official visit to the First Regiments
encampment at MOrehead City.
Mr.. B. H. Matthews, OF Swansboro
en- route home from a pleasure trip tc
Ashevil1e, spent several hours III the
CITY Yesterday between trains, the CUES
Of his brother Mr.. W. J. Matthews.
Mrs. Jos. Edwards has gone to AT
Iantic City, where she will be joined by
MI. Edwards, who is on a bushes:
trip north, and where they will spenc
some weeks in pleasure.
The funeral of the late MI. Willis B
Edmundson has been postponed unit
10 O'Clock tomorrow morning, awaiting
the arrival of his sister, Mrs. Sail
Gulley, who IS en- route nome from
Asheville.
At the il. Order meeting last night
final arrangements were made for til
running of an excursion from tremon
to Wilmington. August 2Sth was tiXe
as the date. This will doubtless be on
of the largest excursions OF the season
Fare for the round trip, S1.25.
Tbefuneral of the late Mrs. Robel
Edwards, yesterday afternoon, from tn
home on Elm street, was largely attend
ed. and the wealth of flowers, Of e2
~uuisite designs, tenderly expressed
fragrant beauty the widespread syn
pathy Of our community for the b.
reaved.
Tobacco chewers who have not bee
at the business long enough to mastlca
their "cud'' and swallow the juice ha
better take warning from this notl'
and stop splitting all over the s1deWaI
for the ladies to wipe up with their be
silk dress. The police have pOsltlVeI
structions from the Mayor to pull Il
first person found violating this ord
nance, and they are on the alert tod;
Ever now and then we see son
reference in the papers of h Stat
through correspondents, to b Chi
of Staff" of the Governors person
staff. This is erroneous and should n
be INDUCED in by correspondents n
nermitted to pass the "blue pencil'