Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1906-08-02

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Prof. E. G. Brooks is in the city.
Mrs. ]. E. Epps is visiting rela-
tiVeS in Clinton.
Mr.. A. L. Bassett, of Jonesyille,
S. O., was in the city yesterday.
Had you noticed it? The days are
growing perceptibiy shorter.
Parks Ball team will play Kin
ston q match game at LaGrange to-
morrow st 4:3O.
His many friends are glad to see in
the city Mr.. Lonuie IIOllowell, Of
Angust9, Ca, who is here on q visit
. his father Mr.. w. r. Hollowell.
III. and Mr.. Norman Waters left
this afternoon 1or Hot Springa, Ar
kansas, p spend some time for Mr..
W2f2rs' health, which hes been very
bad for several months.
Nj. Sam j, Mangun1, q popular
young druggist Of Durham, who has
been s~Qjourning at the Atlantic
Hotel, Morehead City, Tor several
days, paid this Office 8 visit today.
en- route home.
Mrs. Thos. Edmundson Of this
city and her mother, Mrs. NJ. A.
Exum, Of Stanto0sburg, left yester-
day for the famous Mecklenburo
Hotel, at Chase City, where they
Wiil spend some time.
The Old Elm free that hes stood
for many years in front Of Messrs.
D0rtch d Barham's law Office. has
served its purpose and was taken
down this morning ana converted III
10 wood.
Mr.. J. e. Russell, Of Rose Hill.
was IN the city today protecting ar
engagements for the running Of an ex-
cursi0n rom G0IGsbor0 10 VIII
QaIugton the early part Of next
month The date viii be announced
later.
Mr. Lewis Smith, aged "a years,
left yesterday afternoon for his home
in Craven county. Mr.. Smith came
80 5Oldsboro 10 have q growth re-
moved from his right eye ball, which
was successfully done by DR.. Hyatt
a few days ago.
Mr.. L. V. Hill, Of LAGRANGE, had
his right eye successfully removed
by DR.. Hyatt, assisted by DR.. NJ. E.
Robinson, yesterday. Mr.. Hill was
shot in his eye with bird shot some
SIX years ago, since which time his
eye had gone blind and had been
him great pain.
Among other attractions for the
young people at ST. Paul NJ. E. Church
evening, there will be a
talk by Miss Angelica DaFilda, a
lady from Brazil, a piano solo
by Miss Annie Lee Davis, a recita-
ton by Master Royal Spence, and a
cornet solo by Master Charlie King.
The public is cordially invited.
Mrs. Ernest Williams, formerly
Of Wilmington, but now of Augusta,
5a., where Mr.. Williams, Division
superintendent of A. @. L., has his
headquarters, arrived in the city :
yesterday evening from Morehead,
md is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
). Slocumb. She is accompanied by
ler three Interesting little daughters {
Sadly, Mary B. and Pegram. 8
Mayor Frank NJ. Wooten, of Green :
Vile, spent the day in the city yes :
erday, familariZing himself with our {
water works, sewerage system, and {
Dur street paving, with a view of i,
making similar improvements in :
IL 70 Nh at ~ c1~iv %0Fo r. --. a.
heerfplly given all necessary in !
ormati0n by u city authorities and
expressed himself rs being well
'leased with our city. I
Will Davis, a colored restaurant il
near the city hall, was fined s
l q cost, amounting to 81 so, in Z
Mayors court this afternoon, and q
rdered to close up. Upon cross ex- S
mlnation by the Mayor Davis ad- u
aitted buying whiskey from two f
negroes, West Hines and Lon e
Arts, and warrants were thereupon h
'sued for their arrest, and they will t
re tried tomorrow morning. 4
News was received in this CITY =
asst night of the sudden death in 7
yesterday afternoon at 4:15 =
clock of Mr.. Jesse Mayo, the we'll =
noWn excursion manager, and a =
1ember of the hardware firm of q
layo q Bros. Mr.. Mayo had lust :
home from a northern bust y
ess trip and walked over to his g
lace of business, when he fell and 7 7
uddenly expired. He was about As =
ears of age. Y
Mr.. G. E. Stanley returned home
asst night from Wilson, where