Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1907-11-28
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Nov. q, 1907.

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WALTER, N. c
Nov. q, 1907.
Mr.. Jim Hines, of your city, is hav-
ing a new house erected on his farm
nea here.
Miss Lala Smith. who holds a posi-
ton in your city, spent Sunday here
on a visit to home folks.
Mr.. Will Rose is at home from Ra-
leigh, where he holds a position, on a
visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
F. Rose.
Mr.. Shafer, of your city, was a visi-
tor in our community last Sunday,
where he was q guest at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Smith,
Mr.. w. J. Game, who had contract OF
a large lumber mill between Kinsron
and Snow Hill, spent a few days with
his family last week, returning Mon
day.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Newsome, from
near Norfolk, were in our community
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farm interests, and having a part Of
their lands surveyed.
Mr.. Bob Caldwell lost a fine Jersey
cow last week, that died with symp-
toms OF q very malignant character, the
throat being affected, and feet and legs
swelling to considerable size.
Miss Cora Payne Moore, the popular
and efficient teacher of music and elo-
cution, at Rosewood Academy, spent
Saturday n Sunday in your city, the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Taylor.
Mrs. Con Wilmington, of your city,
was visiting the Misses Swinson Mon
day, and was accompanied home by
Miss Bessie Swinson, who will add
pleasure to that delightful home for
several days.
Rev. J. M. Carroway is conducting a
series of meetings at Ebenezer this
week, continued from his regular ap-
pointment last Sunday evening, at
which time he preached an excellent
sermon to a large congregation.
Misses Genavie Toler and Addie
Hines, who have been quite sick at
their homes near Oakland for several
weeks with typhoid fever, have the
earnest desires OF the community tor
their early restoration to health.
Mr.. J. P. Cox lost several fine hogs
last week in a similar n to those
Lost ~ NJ CI;Ac Hol1o-.2I1 -1-l-
before. We do not claim to be an ex-
pert on "hogalogy", but are Of the
opinion that this is a malignant FORM
of ~so-called "cholera."
Mr.. Charlie Coor killed another wild
turkey last Saturday evening, and as
there were six in the drove from which
b one was bagged, we are hoping he
may get two more about the middle of
the week, and if SO, and remembers his
neighbors, as usual, we will have in
creased occasion for Thanksgiving.
Mr.. E L.. Lipscomb, a practical
dairy man and trucker who had charge
of the Dairy and Truck farm of the
Princess Anne Hotel, which was burn
ed recently at Norfolk, spent last We'd
nesday night at Oak Glen, and Friday
night with Mr.. John S. Davis. He
says he has always wanted to live in
b Old North State, and is prospecting
with a view of a permanent location.
He comes we'll recommended, and We
trust he may secure a good place, and
cast his lot in dc Wayne, near the
<sBest Town in the State.,
We wish to dof our hat, and return
sincere thanks to Mr.. j. D. Langston,
of Mt Olive, for his beautiful rlbute
to sUnele Ben" Clothed in purest
thought, and plucked from the gems of
sweetest posey, each line appeals to the
hearts of those who knew, and loved
him best, and the fragrance and beau
tiful appropriateness Of each, will
long linger amid the tenderestreco
lections of one who met 1ite's bitterest
trials, and reverses of fortune with a
smile, and bore Affections without a
murmur, exemplifying by his daily
walk and conversation his owe for
God and his fellowman, which is the
xum and substance OF genuine chris
tianity.
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