Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1908-09-10
news FROM WALTER.
Interesting News Items From
that Prosperous
NeighbOrhOod
ARGj> RUREAt.
WALTER, NJ
Sept. 8, 10 s

MI. Leland Bect~n spent q few day.
an Raleigh last week combining bust
mess with pleasure.
Mr.. Phil Crawford, OF Kinston anG
Mr.. inc. r. Smith OF your city, spen'
sunday at Oak Glen.
MI. John NJ. Mitchell went to Mount
Olive one day last week combining
ess with pleasure.
Mr.. j. D. Durham, of Burgaw, was 8
"Wednesday, on his way to college.
*8Miss Alice Carey Yelverton, of Ere.
mont, is visiting Miss Elizabeth Bee.
ton and her numerous friends here
are glad to see her.
Mr.. Clifford Gulley and Miss Louise
Massey, of Princeton, were visitors
here Sunday afternoon the guests &
Miss Elizabeth Becton.
8Mrs. DR.. Crawford, who has been
very sick for "a week, is somewhat inn
proved, and we hope soon to see her
restored to her usual health.
Mrs. Toby Howell, who was ake
critically i'll last Saturday night, and
remained SO during Sunday, is better,
her host of friends will be glad to
know.
With the harvest moon this week,
ws hope to have better weather, and
am ideal fall to follow the long un
settled conditions which prevailed last
month.
Amy one in need Of a nice young
Nesmbination horse, a magnificent sad
der, and good driver, will work any
where, and will develop speed, write
BOX AZ Route L, Goldsboro, N. c.
Mr.. Dock Toler. the enterprizing
M%merchant at Grassmere, near the June
zion. handles fish every Saturday now.
which is a convenience to those in the
nsommunity who have a weakness fer
abe 6nny tribe.
little Phil Jr., the hustler of Oak
Glen, is in Kinston this week on a visit
TO his father and the loneliness around
eur shanty is almost sufficient to pro-
duee a good case OF melaneholia. But
maybe we can stand it a week.
DIR. Will B. Crawford offers for sale
the timber and wood standing on about
twenty acres of land, on the railroad
aud within a short distance of siding.
will sell it by the acre, at al bargain,
in 0rdar fO houo fhA 1ond Aloorol
Mrs. Jns. r. Smith Of your city was
n gladly welcomed visitor at Oak Glen
Monday, whore she came to help nurse
SICK, and contribute to our comfort
and welfare az only o neither can. God
bless the mothers Of this land, what
sxonId life be without them?1
IEfse farmers who have hay to save
viii be quite busy now if the weather
suitable. On acceunt Of the serious
Ao4s of fodder, every blade OF crab
sxrHss that can be, should be madei into
In Ay- It will be much better than pay
ing high prices for baled hay next
year.
Mr.. Jsthro Howell suffered a pain
fuI accident last Sunday morning.
While feeding his horses n Of them,
n hearty feeder and Eater,
TN a grab at the leeds and caught
two of Mr.. Howsll's fingers and rush
ed them. 1t is they were
mot severed from his hand. While
very painful his hand is doing nicely,
and we hope he may soon recover from
his unusual misfortune.
If we weuld only remember that
scharitY is the greatest virtue, and that
many times the faults we notice SO
plainly in others, may possibly be but
the reflection from our own lives, it
would cause nan of the imperfeet1ons
of our fellow man, to be hidden under
the proper mantle and fill our hearts
with more of the spirit of the Golden
Rule and reflect theisunshins of happi-
ness to the werld, making it better and
8righter.
aunt Deal Holt, and old timty
seoIorsd women, whe has been a faith
ful figure in this community ever
since the war, died last Friday. For
many years, in the long ago., she was
the faithful servant of Col. and Mrs. J.
~. Kennedy, at their home, Ravens
wood near Walter. But for the last
several years she lived alone, and
served in the capacity of nurse to the
sick wherever her services were need
ed. She was of the old issue, those
= - ronid1v noCsinn w and
many white friends here will regret
70 learn of her death.
On a most oak in the grove at Oak