Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1907-09-12
LOCAL BRIEFS.
Items of Interest In and Around
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the CITY.

INC ~AkY&
Miss Maud Pittman has returned
from a short visit to Princeton,
Miss Mary Gay, who has been visit
ing friends in Newbern, has returned
home.
Mrs. Henry We'll is at home again
from a s~ojourn at Bufalo-Lithia
Springs.
Mrs. w. H. Borden and son, Sydnor,
are at home again from a visit to
Jamestown.
It looked like the whole of Goldsboro
were off for jamestown, at the depot
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Borden and the
two boys are at home again from the
Exposition at Jamestown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Norwood, Jr.,
and family left today for Jamestown,
where they will spend the week at the
Exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. CHM and two
boys were among those who went to
Jamestown this morning to spend some
days at the Exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.. winslow and
quite a party of young people whom
they are chaperoning, left this morning
or the jamestown Exposition.
Mrs. W. Fl. H. Cobb and daughter,
r. I'll NJ r.
Minnie Slocumb and Ida T%omIinson
eft this morning for the Jamestown
Exposition.
It is a real pleasure to his many
friends here to greet in the city Mr..
Geo. w. Dewey, secretrry ofthe Niaga-
II Insurance Company, with head.
quarters in New York.
Mr.. Mayer Strauss, formerly Of HI
We'll 81 Bros, but now Of Chicago, who
is very popular with his wide circle O.
friends, is in the city on a brief visi
and is being right cordially greeted or
all sides.
If any n has found that bunch o
keys advertised by Mr.. E. B. Borden
at the Bank Of Wayne, it would be &
great favor to him if they would bring
themsin, as he is greatly inconvenience
ed by the loss of them.
Mrs. Jas. NJ. Powell and children
who have been s%ojourning at BLACK
Mountain and Asheville for the sum
mer, are at home again, and her man,
friends will be glad to know that Mrs
Powell's health has been greatly bene
flied.
Miss Mani Best, to resume he,
studies, and Miss Flossie Howell, t,
enter as a student, left yesterday TO
Greensboro Female College, and Misse
Glennie Yelverton and Lydia Winslov
left today to enter the same institution
so Goldsboro will be well Represented
at &c. F. c." this year.
The Board of Trustees of the colds
boro Graded School met Saturday eve
ming and elected Mrs. Marianne Cob
Gereisonsto succeed Miss Eta Spie1
who has gone to the faculty Of the Stat
Normal atsGreensboro, and Miss Char
ty Atkinson to succeed Mrs. Gereiso7
as substitute. The election of a sue
cessor to Miss Sue Nash, also gone t
the Normal, was postponed.
There are over two hundred head c
b finest horses md ponies in TIL
world withlthe Gentry Brothers Show
United, which exhibit in Goldsboro O
Thursday, September 10th, and lover
OF mans most faithful friend, the horse
should not fail to'ssee these beautifu
creatures whose INTELLIGENCE
surpasses all comprehension.
One of the highest ~recognitions tha
could come to the talent and rounde
character of oneiof Goldsboro's youn
men is the election of Mr.. Raine Free
man, eldest son of Capt. and Mrs. A
b. Freeman. as assistant professor {
Mathematics and Chemistry in Mt. S,
Mary's College, Emmitsburg, Md
from which noted institution of learn
ing he graduated with first honors las
spring. Mr.. Freeman left this morn
ing to assumeshis new duties for til
scholastic ear, taking with him th
best wishes and prideful congratnls
lions of his hosts of friends here, il
Guiding the ARGUS, who is indebted
him for valued reportorial a~ssistanc
during the summe months.
Mr.. Willard, q native of Du1
lin county, and an old Confederat
Soldier, who Is years ago immigrate
to Tennessee, and has not visited b
old home in all this quarter of a cen
ry, was Fin the city yesterday, til
guest OF his cousin Capt. j. e. Petel
son and in conversation with the Al