Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-07-03
LOCAL BRnFs
Items OF Interest iii ana Aroup.-
the City.

468mS Oh xutGTSSt III Hfze% AfOuu
the City.
Keep cool and the warm weat.as'
will not do you SO much harm.
There is nothing that We part
with as readily as the hot wave
PHILOSOPHERS advise people not to
borrow trouble, but those who have
no collateral cannot borrow much
else.
DIR. and Mrs. john Spicer and
family have rented the home of Ex-
Governor Aycock Oh William street, |
south, and the neighborhood welcomes |
them gladly.
CAPTAINS George and Glenn Frazier
arrived in the city yesterday after |
noon from the far south to be with
their mother, Mrs D. B. Frazier,
whose condition is a shade improved
today.
What is Goldsbofo going to do in
observance of the passing OF the
Fourth of July? Why not band con-
cert and fireworks that evening out
at beautiful Herman Park? Let's cell
ebrate.
On the bleachers people do not
care which way the tariff revision is
going. The national game-the game
of ball, not politics-and which way
it is going, is what engages their at
tention.
The family of Ex-Governor Ay-
cock left this morning for their new
home in Raleigh, taking with them
the sincere regrets of all GoldsborO at
losing them and holding the abiding
good wishes of all our people.
Mrs, A. B. Freeman, accompanied
by her son, Mr.. Raine Freeman, who
was with his mother constantly, re-
turned last night from st. Luke's
Hospital in Richmond, and her hosts
of friends will be delighted to know
that she comes home entirely well.
There are those who have gen
ius for writing advertisements as wei
writer of the advertisements for tn
Bank of Wayne displays distinctly
genius in every advertisement tha
appears in these columns, and the
read with the charm of fiction thoug
presenting only stable facts.
To-day, exactly one month froI
the day of his death, Mr.. w. H. Co
Inns, local secretary of the insuranc
department of the Knights of Pyth1a
delivered to Mrs. Jesse w. Stanley
check for $4,000, to cover the polio
held by her late husband in that o.
der. Mr.. Collins has been local se'
retary of this department in the aboN
order for thirty consecutive years, ar
in that time he has collected and sci
in very near forty thousand dollars
premiums, and yet he has paid out
insurance beneficiaries in that tin
only about $4,000. This speaks we
for the health record of Goldsboro.
-Goldsboro has a genius of ra
and varied qualifications in the pc
son of Mr.. A. c. Davis, Jr. Adam ca
do most anything he undertake
either with brain or hand. Last SUI
mer while at home on vacation fro
the V. P. I. he designed and built
naptha launch of regulation size,
stalled an engine in it, and then ca
vassed it to await his return fro
school this summer Yesterday
took it down to Neuse river a
Ncr
gia,' the name of his younger sist'
and this morning, under it's oy
steam, the Georgia, Captain Dav
builder and owner, commanding, 6
out for the sea at Morehead, a
there will not be handsomer boat
that harbor than the "Georgii
There just aint no tellin'" WI
Goldsboro talent is capable OF acco
plishing!
Mrs. Elwood Early, nee Miss Ns
mi Prince, of Black Mountain, arriv
in the city Tuesday to attend
funeral that afternoon of her late S
ter-in-law, Mrs. D. M. Prince, wht
remains, accompanied by her gri
stricken husband and many sorroW1
relatives, arrived from Scotland Ne
on the three o'clock train, and W
borne to their last resting place
beautiful Willow Dale Cemete
where a large concourse of relati
and friends here gathered to pay tn
last sad tribute of respect. The rec
of the Episcopal Church of Scott:
Neck, of which deceased was me
ber, accompanied the remains to
city and performed the burial serv
assisted by Rev. J. Gilmer Buskie, ]
tor of st. Stephens Church. of
city. The doral tributes were Y
beautiful, and in their great sor1
the family have a wealth of sympa
from our people.
WAman Suffra pisfS in Session.