Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-06-19
NEWS FROM WALTER
II -
What Agriculture Holds For
the Young Men of This
Generation.
Gar Correspondent Bees not Over
LOok Base Ball, and CsHRSelS
That we 90 Slew on Bfas-
glRs too Seen In the
Season on the Giants.
Ehlldren'S Day EX-
GfCiSeS

Worley-Perkins marriage, stopped for
4 short time to see Mrs. Toby Howell,
and she accompanied them home, on
a weeks visit. We hope the pleasant
stay at the hospitable home of Mr.
and Mrs. Perkins will be beneficial to
her, and tina she may return i'm
proved in health.
The little fourteen-mOnth-Old son OF
Mrs. George McCabe, h has been
critically i'll for several weeks at the
home of his grandfather, Mr.. Joe
Croker, during which time his life
was despaired of several times, is now
on the high road to recovery, we are
glad to know.
Mr.. r. L. Hooks returned home Sat
urday from Raleigh, where he has
been taking the Pasteur treatment for
the dogbite he received sOmtime since.
His many friends here are glad to see
him back HON, and trust that he will
soon be restored to his vigorous
healthful condition.
The editor of one of h nations
big medical journals says that he is
convinced that the best outlook for
the future lies in the development OF
the natural of this
SO strongly impressed with this fact
is he that he has taken his son from
the New York Military Academy and
placed him in one of the Western A.
& M. colleges.
Whenever a boy graduates from an
agricultural college nc matter in what
course, a good job awaits him; he
does not have to look it, and we be-
lieve that agriculture affords to the
young men of average ability more
inducements for future success than
all the professions.
A fishing party composed of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Howell and Masters Willie
and Oliver Allen, of Goldsboro;
Mr.. and Mrs. Con Wilmington,
Mrs. Charlie Carr, Misses Ophelia
and Ada Coor, Mrs. Lou Dali and
Mrs. DR.. Crawford, enjoyed an
outing on the banks of Little
river last Friday, in celebration OF
Mrs. Fred Howell's birthday. The
crowd caught a goodly number of fish
and cells and cats to beat the band. as
the water was AluuOy LII LAO AApSA
was not in a very fine condition for
fishing, and a regular old fish fry is
on schedule for tomorrow, and We are
anticipating a most delightful day.
Mr.. M Mrs. Hugh Becton. who
were visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Becton part of last week
nave gone to Fremont on a visit to
ro1ofiuoc hnf0ro rofnrninO tn their
home in New York city.
Mrs. Sarah Baker, of Goldsboro, is
on a visit to the home of her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. r
,Gurley.
MT. and Mrs. Ruffin Bailey and chill
dren, of Smithfield, were here this
week on a visit to Mrs. Bailey's par
eents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Smith, and
other relatives.
Mr.. June Shine, of FaisOn, N. c.
was a visitor to our community Sat
urday night and Sunday, where h'
was a guest in the home of Mr.. ant
Mrs. John Mitchell.
A ball game TIVE Webbtown an
Rosewood last Saturday evening, Oh
the grounds at the Academy, resulte'
in a score of 18 to 8 in favor of Rose
wood. A large crowd was in attend
ance, and the Rosewood "rooters" di
''some kinder rootin."
We've got the best team in tn
league" and when you want to reall
enjoy a game, come out and root
for Rosewood.
Hold on, Joe, we all know We hav
got the best own in the State, BIT
whether our town has the best teal
in the league remains to be seel
And, then, too, they haven't beate
Rosewood yet, and 0 had better wa
till later in the season, or you ma
have to take water.
Mr.. Ham Caldwell, of Chariot
spent several days here last week, C
a visit to his mother, Mrs. Jane Cal,
well. His many old friends here WEI
glad to see him, and to know of h
success in his adopted home. He lie
for his home on the early train Mo-
day.
Mrs. Bette Cochran, of Chariot
is here on a visit to her sister, MI
Jane Caldwell, whose continued il
ness shows very little improvement
we regret to learn.
The Children's Day exercises w
be held at Pine Forest Church ne
SUNDAY, and will continue all da
with intermission for dinner, wifi,
will be served on the grounds.
interesting program has been arran
ed, and the public is invited to 8
tend and bring dinner, and help e
Joy the day. The primary classes W
have r~ecitations, songs, ETC., in t
forenoon. After dinner an adore
Will be delivered and r~ecitations