Goldsboro weekly argus., 1908-12-03
news FROM WALTER.
Interesting News Items From
that Prosperous
NeighbOfhOod
Walter, N. c.. Dec. 2.
Walter, N. c., Dec. 2.

Walter, N. c., Dec. 2.
Mr.. Cyrus Johnson went to Seven
Springs last week ON business.
Miss Annie L. Thomson, of the
Faculty at Rosewood, spent Sunday
at her home in Faisons, n. G.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Newsome, Of Ere
mont, were visitors in our community
last week, where they were guests at
the home of Mr.. Geo. Becton.
| Miss Florence Cullom. Of Raleigh,
who has many admiring friends in our
com immunity, was visitor here last
| NJ. Mitchell.
| Mr.. Lewis Goodwin was here Tues
veying and esta blishing lines between
Messrs. Tobya Howell, P. G. Caldwell
and your humble servant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil. Crawford. OF
Kinston, spent Thursday night at Oak
Glen, on their way to Kenly, whore
| they visited Rev. and Mrs. A. L. Or
| nond, returning Sunday on their way
| home.
Misses Mamie Johnson, Mallie Ed
wards, Mamie and Beulah Hooks, and
| Messrs. George Hooks, Harvey Ed
wards and Roscoe Johnson. attended
the Sunday School Convention al
Woodland last Sunday.
Mr.. John M. Mitchell attended the
Sunday school convention at Wood
land Saturday and Sunday. Mr.. Nit
/ .nelI is an enthusiastic worker in the
Sunday school cause, and takes great
interest in helping promote it's well
| fare.
We are indeed glad to have with us
at Oak Glen, Mrs. III. e. Garland and
children, of Athens, Tenn, who are
contributing pleasure to our home this
| week. They arrived last Saturday
| from Greensboro, where they attended
the marriage Of Mrs. Cartland's sister
in-law, Miss Alice Garland.
Mr.. A. J. Northam, of Wrights-
vile, spent Friday night here, going
to Kenly Saturday on a visit to Rev.
and Mrs. A. l.. Ormond. He has just
received letters patent for a new and
useful Improvement in, the form of
scissors sharpener, which is very
simple device, but the most complete
fnr fbo int cd
we have ever seen.
"What's the matter with Hammer"
We have not seen an ARGUS in week,
today. We are almost sure that we
are not delinquent, and have been put
on the black list; but something is
wrong, and we want it righted, and
that quick In an alteration between
the ARGUS "devil'' and one of the
"carriers' the mailing galley bearing
your a6 dress was pied and has
just recently been replaced. We re-
gret the absence of ''Hanner.' who is
still located at the same old stand, and
is no doubt at this writing on her way
to the sanetum of the SCRIBE who is
ever W0lcOh0 III H0T 1OVIHS anu kluu
EN- brace. Ed. ARGUS.
Their many friends deeply sympa-
thize with Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Cur
ley in the death of their daughter, Miss
Maze1le Gurley, which occurred at
their home near Princeton last Satur-
day latter prolonged attack of typhoid
fever of ten weeks severe illness, dur
ing which time her life was despaired
Of several times. She was q most es-
timable young lady, just entering wo-
manhood, and in the very bloom of
perfect health, until stricken with the
! fatal fever, and her mum friends
and relatives were hopeful that she
might withstand it's effect upon her
apparently vigorous constitution, and
be restored to health. But alas! it was
deemed otherwise, and today her gen.
tie spirit has returned to the God who
gave it; her lovely form is sleeping be-
meath the sod; her gentle voice forever
hushed in the house where she loved,
and was loved in return, and the mantle
of deepest sadness hangs like pail OF
gloom over the hearts of fond and de-
voted parents, and loving and affec-
tionate brothers and sisters, and
throws it's darkening shadow into the
hearts of many friends and relatives