Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1907-01-31
local BRIEFS.
Items of Interest In and Around
the City.

snow.
Mr.. s. A. Grady, of Mt. Olive, was
IN the city today on professional bust
ness.
Mr.. William Dunn, one of New
Bern's captains of progress, was in the
city today.
Miss Sarah Edgerton, of Greenleaf, Is
IN town, the guest of her uncle, Mr.. j..
B. Edgerton.
Miss Sarah Wooten left this afternoon
for LAGRANGE, to be the guest of Mrs.
Richard Wooten.
Mr.. J. R. Short, a leading merchant
of Fremont, was a cordially greeted
visitor to our city today.
MI. r. E. L. Bunch, of the Norfolk &
Southern traffic department., was in the
city today, and left for Baleigh this
afternoon.
Miss Mary Monk, of Black Noun
tain, who has been the guest of Mrs.
Charles D. Taylor, on William street,
has returned home.
Mrs. L. H. Croker, of Middleburg,
who has been visiting at the home of
her brother, Mr.. L. NJ. Michaux, re-
turned home today.
1t is not really true that everything
that is wrong, that life is not worth
living and there's no hope ahead. You
have the grip. That's all.
The Norfolk & Southern Railway
Company has authorized reduced rates
to Fayetteville, n. c., on account J. O.
L. A. NJ. February 1~9th-22nd, 1907.
Last day Of January. Already a
month of the new year is gone, and it
seems a much briefer space of time
since we greeted the 'new face at the
door,
Superior Court, which has been at
work on the civil docket this week,
will probably reach the end Of the
docket this afternoon and adjourn for
the term.
The Norfolk Il Southern Railway
better known as the A. & n. c., will
run a special train over its line from
Kinston to this city for Parcifal on
February 8.
Mr.. F. S. cannon, of New York,
president of the Norfolk & Southern
Railway; vice-president G. O.. Haines,
and superintendent r. P. Foster are
making a trip of inspection over the
lines of their road in this territory,
from here to Beaufort, and from New
bern to Washington. n. c.
Mr.. Geo. c. Royal has purchased
the beautifully picturesque and fertile
dairy farm of Mr.. Oscar Farrior. be-
yond the river, near the State Hosp1-
tai, and is contemplating devoting it
to the dairy business on an elaborate
scale. It seems to us that such an
enterprise would prove very profitable.
Mr.. George Mari, advance agent of
Mr.. \. L. Pierce, left today at noon for
the North, on business connected with
the coming spring tour of Mr.. Pierce's
big attraction, "Creation." While
away Mr.. Mari will map out the rout-
LIZ IL I&A IL ~
the movement of Creation for he
season.
Our readers cannot get it too firmly
fixed in their minds that at "Parsifal,'
on Saturday night Of next week, the
performance begins at 7:45 O'Clock, and
no one not in their seats at that mo-
ment will be permitted to come to their
seats until the curtain falls IN the first
act. Get this we'll on your minds and
act accordingly. Seats go on sale next
Wednesday,.
At the Country Club yesterday
afternoon Mrs. Sol We'll entertained at
a course luncheon in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Joseph, of Chicago. There
were eighteen covers, and the occasion,
as are all of Mrs. Wells entertain
ments, was marked for it's elegance of
service and congenial, easy hospitality.
The guests returned to the city on the
$3.50 train last night.
The heating equipment of the Colds
boro graded school has been out of Or
der for several days, and the firm that
put it in have senta man here to divine
the trouble. He arrived yesterday, and
finds that the pipes have become choked
by SCOT and ashes, and that it will re-
quire him the balance of the week to
put it in order. School, therefore, will
not resume until Monday.
The ARGUS is quite persuaded that
tific physical culture from SO eminent