Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1908-06-25
news FROM WALTER.

June a, 1908. |
from Johnston county OIL a prospect
ing tour.
sister, Mrs. Milford Aycock, near
Pinkney.
Little Miss Doris Crawford is spend
ing a few days at Oak Glenn, with her
baby brother, Phil, Jr.
Mr.. Drewry Green, of Raleigh, was
a visitor here last week at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Dixon.
Miss Susie Pulley, of LAGRANGE, is
visiting here, where she is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Becton.
Messrs. Herman Parker and Emmett
Holloman, of your city, were visitors
in our community Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Milford Aycoek and Miss Col
Inns Garriss, from the Pinkney section,
were visitors at Mr.. Lon Dail's one
day last week.
Mrs. Wright Lynch, who has been
on a visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Seth Dixon, returned to her homo in
your city Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Fail, from the
Oakland section, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Dali, and Mrs. Falls
mother, AUNT Susan Dali.
Misses Ophelia Coor and Annie Belle
Rose spent Saturday and Sunday in
your city, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Howell and Mrs. Con Whiting
tom
The farmers are now in a very busy
season laying by corn and sowing peas.
Those who also have truck to attend to
have their hands full, and not much
time to swap horses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Crumm and
children, Of your city, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Becton, and
were visitors at Oak Glen Sunday af-
ternoon for a short while.
Miss Lala Smith, who has been fill
ing an engagement in a millinery store
in Greensboro for the season, returned
home last Friday, where her many
friends are glad to see her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Howell, Mr..
Jethro Howell and Miss Vivian May.
of Boston, and Mr.. John Gurley and
Miss Efie swinson spent Sunday a.
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most pleasant and enjoyable trip.
My, my, who aver heard of SO many
them, and every day brings out new
ones. Truly, the day when b offc'
sought the man has passed and gone
and we are living in an age whel
many men of many minds" are no
On the trail of every Office from town
ship tax collector to governership
When ever we meet q man with a
unusually pleasant smile, and tn
temperature Of his hand shake sabov
the normal, we mark him as q victim
of earnest solicitations and waite
s for his card of announcement.
Some one shot and killed Mr.. Lo
Il Dail's fine stock hog last Sunday wee
ago. The hog was in Mr.. Perry Cox
q pasture, and not coming up at feedin
. time, an investigation was begun
I which resulted in finding the hog dea
with a load Of shot in his shoulde
head and neck. The report of a gu
Sunday morning was heard about til
x breakfast hour. Whether some on
u did it for pure "devilment,'' or b,
y cause the hog had been a little ammo,
ing in breaking out of the pasture,
not known. He was a fine one, easil
worth $25. There is no clue yet to tt
guilty party, but the matter is beir
Investigated.
Mr.. Phil Crawford and Miss Co
Jones were married at the residence
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. WI
Jones, near Kinston, on the mornil
OF the 18th, inst. It was a very qui
y home wedding, only a very few of Il
VI friends and relatives of the contracti1
parties being present. After the Gel
mony, they boarded the early NOR
a. ing train and spent a few days
Washington and Roanoke, Va. {
a' their return home, they stopped ov
j.. in your city on q visit to Mr.. era
ford's mother, Mrs. Jno. r. Smith, a.
were guests of DIR. and Mrs. W
'es Crawford at Oak Glen, for a few da,
u returning home Monday afternoo
OF The bride is the daughter Of one of I
noir county's most prosperous a
ho substantial farmers, and a woman
~ rare accomplishments and charmi
'o- personality. They will enter at OF
un0r tho n1oaSuraS of o~ISaknani N n