Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1907-06-13
OUR EXCHANGE TABLE.
Items of General Interest Cleaned
From State Papers.

From State Papers.
Greenville Reflector GreenvlHe
might very properly celebrate b com
ing 9Th of July. There are several
things the town and county feel good
enough over to come together in a day
of rejoicing.
Greensboro Record-It is observed
tina the Hon. Lock Craige is to deliver
an address in Greensboro tomorrow on
the occasion of the fremen's memorial
meeting. Can't we have Mr.. Kitchin
here? HI is losing deal. Both are can
didates for governor.
Newbern Journal-Laborers from the
truck farms were very much in evil
dence Saturday evening. Many women
and children are employed in the truck
gathering, and during that season the
nickel trade is usually brisk in New
bern Saturday afternoons.
Raleigh Times-The ninth annual
meeting of the North Carolina Bar AS
ISOLATION will be held at the court
house in Hendersonville July 10 to IL.
The association will be called to order
at $3.50 on the morning of Wednesday,,
July 10, and after the usual prelimi-
naries the annual address will be de-
livered by Hon. Alton B. Parker of
New York.
: Wilmington Star-The marriage of
Miss Laura Clark and Mr.. Horace
.rsIJ L. ~ ON Mod
nesday. Because of a bereavement in
the family last week the ceremony will
be a quiet one and the reception which
was to have followed will not be held.
The young couple are of Wilmington's
most popular society coterie and their
the family circle of the bride-elsct,
which has caused IN entire change OF
arrangements.
Kinston Free P~ress-Fuller and more
definite reports from the storm in Jones
county last Wednesday show it to have
been one of unusual severity and the
damage done to crops and property is
said to be fearful. A cyclone of suff
cient proportions to snap in two large
trees accompanied the hail storm and
did much damage to property as well
as growing crops. AT the Jones county
farm of Mr.. Frank Noble, of this city, a
large tree was blown down on the
kitchin, near the residence, and crush
ed it in. The furniture, dishes and
cooking utensils were destroyed.
Durham Sun-Mr. J.. II. Miller left
for his home in Ohio last Thursday
night with no notice given any one. He
told his clerks to do the best they could
until he returned. Mr. Farthing, who
has been backing Mr.. Miller on severa
occasions closed the store last night. II
is said that Mr.. Miller had a large
umb of credit counts which he was
unable to collect, and it is for that rea-
son he was put in auch an imbarass-
ing position, and that bis outstanding
dollars. 1t was also stated on good
authority that Mr.. Miller had left fol-
Ohio and would return soon with the
required amount to make satisfactory
settlements, as his people are of means
and from Mr.. Miller's conduct he
seemed to have the qualifications of 8
man of his word.
Charlotte Observation-Disclosures. George
NJ. Meyer, NJ. J. O'Neill, J.. McGraw.
Il. G. Toomey and family and Mrs
Mary H. Cobb went Over to Belmont
yesterday to attend the exercises Incl.
dent to the ordination of four young
men to the priesthood at st. Mary's
College, the Right Reverend Bishop
Leo Had officiating. One of the young
men ordained was Rev. Father Gala.
CHER, who is quite well known in Char.
lotte, where he has often assisted Faith.
er Joseph, pastor of st. Peters Catho-
lie church. Another was Rev. Father
Michael, who is an architect of con.
siderable note, having designed the
O'Donoghue Hall in Charlotte; the new
gymnasium of ST. Mary's College AND
the Sacred Heart church, in Savannah
Ga. Father Romez, who was ordain.
ed, is a PHILIPPINE and a young man o
marked ability. The ordination ser
vice was exceedingly beautiful and i'm
pressive.