Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1908-07-16
LOCAL BRIEFS.
Items Of interest in and Around
the CITY.

Messrs. Edwin and Emmett Gullsy I
are in the city. on account Of he III 6
ness of their father, Mr.. l.. D. GuIley' 9
who is confined to his heme with fever. f
Miss Sadie Darden, of the business q
office of the ARGUS, left this morning 1
for Beaufort, where she will spend q
portion other vacation with her COUSIN
Mrs. C. L. Abernsthy.
The ARGUS is gratifed to note that
its yeung friends, Drs. Percy Daroeh
. and John Underwood, Of Newton
Grove, successfully passed the State
Dental Board and are now t~ull-nedgsd
dentists.
h handsome Borden Building,
corner of weat Centre and Walnut
streets, is in the hands OF workmen
who are putting in a tile floor that will
add greatly to it's convenience and
service.
Mrs. b. n. Grimm, who has been
spending several weeks In Philadel-
phia and Connecticut, for the bsnsft
OF her health, has returned to the city,
worry HAcOM
her many friends will be glad to learn.
Already July is speeding on toward
August, and before we are aware the
obacco carts of the farmers will be
,srowding the warehouses Of our city
with their loads of the golden Leaf OF
-eommerce-and trade will be on and
lively.
Mrs. w. H. Borden and daughter
Mrs. E. E. Smith, Miss Ida Temlinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W.Falkensr and little
daughter, and Master Sydnor Borden
left this morning for Morehsad City.
where they will spend some time at
the Atlantic Hotel.
While running loose in the barn lot
today and playing Mr.. Jesse Stanley's
fine family driving horse ran against
the wagon shed and fractured his skull,
from which he died. This is the sesond
fine horse Mr.. Stanley has lest within
ayear his other fine black dying in
the night.
A telegraph wire has been installed
in the Goldsbere Cigar Store and an
operator will be on duty there to fur
nish local fans a detailed description
of ball games played by our team q
Wilmington and Raleigh. AS Wilson
has no wire connected with her ath
letic field a full occur Of games cal
not be had from that city.
Mrs. Mary oliver, relict of the lat
- OIirar died at her homo in M
Olive, Thursday morning, aged abou
SO years. She leaves three children,
daughter and two sons, Mrs. Norma
Roy all and Messrs. Woetsn and Fran
Olivsr.Shs was a sister of Mr.. Ceunc
Woetenof LaGrange,and OF Mrs. j. W
sanderlin, of Washington, d. O., an
Of the late Mrs. w. T. Faircloth. TIL
funeral was held Friday morning.
It is with exceeding regret that "
chronicle today the death of Mrs. Del
Lynch, beloved young wife OF M
George Lynch, both of this county,b b
resident in Greensboro, where M
Lynch is engaged in r~ailroading, ar
where the death occurred Wednesda
Deceased was q daughter of Mr.. al
Mrs. Jno. ". Shsrrard, of the Sale
church section, and the remain we
brought to this city Thursday IL
borne to the old homestead for ints
mont.
Her many friends will regret to lea
that Mrs. D. II. Williams, mother
Mrs. G. F. Taylor Of this city has be
confined to her room for q week on 9
count of falling down the door steps
the home of her sister-in-law Mrs.
]. Colwell, Mt Turkey, N. G. Cal
and Mrs. A. Sidney J. Williams pal
cd through the city yesterday Nor
ing to be with her for some days. It
thought she sustained NO serious
iury's aud we all hope for her q spec
recovery to her usual good health.
Mr.. D. H. Graves, who 1epressl
MeEsrs. Alex Sprunt 81 Son, Of w
mington, on this market in buy1
cotton, informed US today hat
above firm are now loading in the p
OF Wilmington their last vessel Of
season with cotton for export, and, IL
they have exported this year five hi
drsd thousand bales to foreign por
Mossrs. Sprunt & Son have done ms
for the cotton industry Of North Ca
lina-and for the city of Wilmington
than all other agencies combine
May they live long and prosper.
The building committee of the ST
Grand Lodge I. o. o. F. having
hand the jacob memorial building
be erected on the grounds Of the I.
o. F. State Orphan and Indig