Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1907-11-14
LOCAL BRIEFS.
Items Of Interest In and Around
the CITY.

It will be a source of deep gratif ca
ton to this community to learn that
Miss Vivian Wooten, who went to the
Wilson Sanitorium yesterday for an
operation on her neck, was successful
1y operated on this morning and is get
ting on finely. Her mother went up
this afternoon to be with her.
That was an elegant banquet served
last night, and the order as they sat at
table enjoying he fine things to eat
presented a prideful personnel of the
bone and sinew of the progress of
Goldsboro-and that constitute those
qualities that make her the Best Town
in the State.
Just that ARGUS readers may know
that we do not feel that we have at all
transgressed the bounds OF legitimate
journalism or social propriety in re-
ferring to that rumored~ engagement of
two of Goldsboro's well-known young
people we "say it again"-and we say,
further, hat it is now rumored that
there is a breach-of-promise suit brew
Ding over the affair.
The Little Bucks Junior Range on
exhibition in the show window of the
Ideal Hardware company, is a perfect
model of the Large Bucks Steel Range
which will be used by the little cooks
in the Biscuit Baking contest on Satur-
day, Nov. 10th. Everybody in the city
should attend this contest and see the
merits of the Bucks Range. Hot Buck
wheat cakes with maple syrup and hot
coffee will be served from 10 o'clock q.
m. to 400 p. m.
The funeral of Mr.. FOL F. Folsom,
whose death occurred Thursday, at the
home of his mother on James street, af-
ter a protracted decline Of consump-
ton, was held Friday afternoon from
Friends church,o of which he was an ex-
emplary member, and the interment
made in Willow Dale cemetery. He
was an industrious, highly esteemed
young man, and his untimely death
will be deeply deplored by all who
knew him. To his bereaved mother,
brothers and sisters the tenderest sym
pathy of all our people goes out in full
est measure.
Of the value of advertising as a means
of selling that which the possesso1
would dispose of there is no longer
doubt. Too many demonstrations CT
the value of advertising have been
made; it's worth is attested by thous-
ands of fortunes accumulated through
its aid. There are many ways of adj
vertising, however, and it is worth
while, even for those who advertise but
infrequently and in a small way, to con.
slider these because upon the name
in which advertising is done lies gen
orally the returns derived. Perhaps the
easiest way to learn how to advertise
most effectively is to study the method
employed by the most successful q d
vertisers.
Falling Creek Academy, in Gran.
than township, enc Of the special taz
districts and consolidated schools o
b county, and whore one of th'
county High Schools has been located
has secured as it's principal Miss 4. C
Bryner, q distinguished graduate o
vassar College, on the Hudson, ana
young lady Of delightful personality
She has two assistants, with the prob
ability Of q third teacher, AZ the at
tendance has proved quito large nj
ready, at the opening Of b scholar
twill assuredly increase as soon a.
Fops are housed. Miss Bryner ha
taken charge with the ability of on
experienced in the work, and her as
sistants, pupils and the n~eighborhoot
in general are greatly pleased will
her.