Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1907-08-08
LOCAL BRIEFS.

DR.. and Mrs. J.. \. Johnson are at
the delightful Atlantic Hotel in More
head City. We expect to hear great
reports from the Doctor on the large
number of fish he catches, for he holds
a high reputation as an expert lines
man.
Quite a party of Goldsboro people
left today for the jamestown EXPOSE
ton, including Major and Mrs. w. L.
HolloweIl, Misses Annie Powell, Lula
Baker, Helen Powell and Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Powell and their charming
little daughter, Maggie Elliott.
Mrs. +. Goldstein and little daughter
arrived today from Dunn on a visit to
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Isaacs.
Mrs. Goldstein was accompanied by
Mrs. J.. Sossaman and little son, of
Dunn, and Miss Freida I~saacs, who
has been spending some time in that
town.
Mr.. r. j.. Smith and sister, Miss
Mollie Smith, OF this city, and their
cousin, Mrs. j. NJ. Taylor, of Pollocks-
willie, left this morning for a ten days
visit to the jamestown Exposition. Be-
fore returning. however, Mr.. Smith
will extend his trip to New York, At
lantic City and Canada.
Well. our bremen are off to the State
Tournaments in Wilmington, and all of
Goldsboro is roofing for them to
bring back leading prizes. Blu wheth-
er they win or not, they are, neverthe-
less, the pride of the city, and the best
volunteer department in the world.
1t is a real pleasure to the ARGUS to
our readers, that Mr.. George Freeman,
youngest son of Capt. and Mrs. A. B.
Freeman, who has been SO seriously
i'll with fever, is much better today,
and his condition in every way salts
factory. :
Mr.. O. X. Uzzeu, who is now a resi-
dem of Memphis, Tenn. arrived in the
city today, and went out to the home
of his brother, Mr.. A. T. Uzzell. He
will spend several weeks visiting his
relatives here and looking after his
property, and all his old friends are
glad to see him.
Mr.. Barnes Aycock, of Great SWAMP
township, a member OF the County
Board Of Education, and one Of the
best farmers in the State, brought &c
our office today two ears of the kind OF
corn he raises, that measure y inches
in length, and as finely grained as we
have ever seen.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Pipkin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Yelverton and Rev. and
Mrs. E. H. Davis are at home agar
from a weeks visit to the jamestown
Exposition, and they report a mos
enjoyable and in every way instructive
trip. They say every one who posi-
bly, can should take in this great Amer
lean exhibit.
1t has been suggested-and we think
it timely-that if the houseke epers o
the city, and those of the county, al
"C11s III k'bbtAbS op oho obiO p1S
serves at this season for their home USE
would set aside one jar or can as 8
contribution to the charity wards O
the Goldsboro Hospital, they could no
do a deed hat would carry with i
more general appreciation and at the
same time help an institution that il
in every way worthy.
One of the features of North Carolina
Week at the Jamestown Exposition
will be a display by the Elan Musi'
Publishing Company, Of Greensboro
n. c., publishers of the song Meet M
on the Warpath at the jamestown
Fair" This display is now being pre-
pared and every visitor will be givel
an opportunity of hearing this popula
song, the sales of which have exceeded
that of all other Exposition compost
lions combined. 1t is the urp G
the EIam Company to make ever.
Tar Heel feel proud of this production