Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1907-09-12
FROM WALTER.
Interesting News Items From
that Prosperous
NeighbOrhOod.
ARGUS BUREAU.
WALTER, N. G
Sept. II, 1907.

Mr.. Walter Peacocd, o. your city was
a visitor in our community last Sun
day afternoon.
Messrs. Henry Wood and Sam Jones,
of near Mount Olive. were visitors at
Mrs. M. G. Swinson's last Sunday.
Miss Sarah Pipkin returned home
last week from Smithffeld, where she
has been spending a week with her sis
ter, Mrs. Ellie Hines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Woodland, of
Johnston county, were visitors in our
community last Sunday, the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Isac Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellie Hines, of Smith
field, were here last week or 3 visit to
Mrs. Hines parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. W. Pipkin, near EbenezeT-
Mr.. Geo.. Edwards and daughter,
Miss Cora, of Magnolia, were here last
week visiting: Mr. Edwards brCshers,
| Messrs. James and John Edwards.
Mr. and Mrs.. Rufin Bailey, Of
Smithffeld, were, here last week, VISIT
ing Mrs. BaiIey's brother, Mr.. Wnn.
Snith,. and her PARENTS Mr.. and Mrs
Isaac Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Worley, of near
Oakland, were visitors in our commu-
nifty Saturday night and Sunday, where
they were the guests of MI. and Mrs.,
Geo. w. Pfpkin.
Miss 0phelia Coor; who has been
teaching at Peels, School House, a
her brtherSin-law's, Mr.. Milford Ay-
cock, is at home, to, the delight of her
many friends here.
Mr.. and Mss. King Willis. of Rocky
Mount, arrived last eek on q visit to
relatives. Their friends are. glad to
know Mr.. Willis is recovering from
his recent severe case of sickness.
Miss Hazel Crawford accompanied
her uncle, MIN. J. Northam, to kenly
last week on short visit to thestamily
of Rev. A. L. Samond, returning Sat
urday morning, since which time she
has been very sick with sor~ethroati:8
Mr.. N. J. Nertham returned to- your
city Saturday afternoon on his way to
his home at Wrfghtsville, after a'short
visit to Oak Glen, where he helped us
eat peas and drink cider for a few. days,
both being goodsand ripe while he was
here, and we were glad theyjust suited
his complaint.
-I- ,~r "a
Pearsons Bridge last Sunday, the. re-
suit of a series Of meetings which, has
been in progress at Barnes Chapef
There was fifteen to which the ofd1
nance was adt,ainistered,. which was
witnessed by 81 large crowd.
The school at Rosewood Academy
this year will be in charge OIL Mr.. Byer
iy. of WesternrNoGth Carolina. and
Miss Moore,. of Bszrgaw, both 'ofiwhon
come very highly recommended ant
D will no doubt naainsain the standard o
It excellent service which the sehoal ha
heretofore enjoyed
One of our,bachelorr friends rsSE0rm
Us that he and Aarother ''bach5> hav
been contemplating inserting am lad.
in the Stateas great daily, o'resd thus
"wanted-A Wife, To, the fair SO:
of our section we commentaries youn
men and.trnst they may be-. saved tn
expense of an ad. by some good girl
who realize their weakness. and "po
the question: for-them..
The McIver Literary Society, {
which Mr.. Ben Sasser is president, Wi
meet the first Thursday night In Octt
Der, at which time they will resunz
their work. and we dare say If there
as much benefit derived therefrom 8
was last winter, that the eonnmun1t
will reap rewards that 1t now Know
not of. I lisa most worthy societ.
and should meet NJ only the approx
but the heir OF the entire communit
n it's valuable work.
Mesers. John Pearson and job
8. Gurley, from ov or the river. were ov'
here Sunday burning the air" Of o.
good roads on the auto. They stopps
at neighbor Toby Howell's to Dime
y and when they got ready 10 start Toll
told them to wait till he could get b
IN horse, he wanted to see If b w
afraid of the thing. But about tt
time he got to the road Toby says tn
turned ON the mess and it scared b
lie horse so bad she didn't know WIFI
one of the colts she was. Toby says
he should m eet one he would take
the woods.
Our famers have begun picking &C
ton and soon the busy hum OF macn1
cry will be getting the feecy stat
9Is ready for the market, and the colt