Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1907-06-20
LOCAL BRIEFS.
Items of Interest In and Around
the City.

the City.
Mrs. j. l.. Bryan and nephew, Mr..
w. A. Darden, of Fremont, spent to-
day in the city, visiting relatives.
Miss Helen Kirby leaves tonight on
a visit to the Misses Shafer, in Summit,
N. j., who have many friends in this
city, where they occasionally visit.
Mr.. A. O. Clement, Goldsboro's pho
tograph artist, left today, to be absent
from his studio for several days, in at
tendance upon q marriage in Oxford.
Mr.. B. w. Edwards, ex-sherIf OF
Hill, was a visitor today to the Best
Town in the State-that is what they
all say.
Mrs. M. E. Bizzell will entertain tn
Daughters of Confederacy at her home
on Walnut street, Thursday afternoon
instead of tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
o'clock.
Mrs. Vance WE'LL, accompanied by
her visitors Miss Ina May WE'LL and
her brother Mr.. Cnas. WE'LL, left today
for Rockingham, the home of Mr..
Weill's parents.
The death of Mr.. B. D.. Farmer, of the
Genoa section, occurrd Monday.night,ot
Bright's disease, aged 65 years. The
remains were taken to Wilson, his ma
tive home, al noon Monday for inter
ment.
Mrs. w. A. Woeten, who has been
spending some time in Asheville, re-
turned home uesd ay morning. Their
daughter Miss Carrie, who remained in
the mountains, is improving, we are
glad to know.
Mr.. G. B. Miller, who has been to
Toxaway attending the State annual
Pharmaceutical convention, returned
home last night. Mrs. Miller and the
children, who accompanied him, did
not return, but remained to svisit rela.
tives in Raleigh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Waters, of this
city, have the sympathy of their many
friends in the death of their infant ano
only child, five weeks old, which oc.
Cured Monday evening at their home
on Oak street. The funeral was hello
this morning, Rev. w. P. Constable
officiating.
The Sunday schools of Goldsboro cir
cult will hold a joint convention a
Salem church on Sunday June 30, a
10 O'Clock, and all the schools of tn,
circuit are urged to send as large al
attendance as possible, and each schoo
will be expected to take part in TIL
programme. Everybody interested i
invited to come and bring a lunc
basket along.
A surprise marriage that will b
learned with interest by ARGUS readers
took place in Philadelphia on April q
and is only now being learned Of b
the groom's many friend in this city
The contracting parties were Mr.. Mi
ton Schwab, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos
Schwab, and Miss Anna Harvey,
very charming young lady of th
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congratulations and good wishes to th
happy young couple.
There is great interest being man
tested in the revival which commence
on last Sunday night at st. John churcI
Large congregations have been in after
dance SO far and the meetingabounG
in promise. Rev. J. M. Carrawa
preached a strong sermon last nigh
his subject being prepare a Way.
The discourse abounded in rich though
and by the number who came forwaI
to the altar reconsecrating their lives
was evident that the sermon had stru6
deep and reached the hearts of man
The scene as the congregation move
forward to the altar and knelt there
prayer was an evidence of the fact tn
the Word of God faithfully declared
all its truth, still has power to rea'
the hearts of people and to stir M
and ONE to higher aspirations an,
better life. All are cordially invited
these services which are at $3.50 and
p. m. each day.