Goldsboro weekly argus., 1909-03-04
WALTER NOTES.

DoFO, SpeIt MOHudy dC tAeil laiAh
near here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Con Wilmington, of
Go1dsbor7 were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. P. G. Howell Monday night
Mrs. Kennedy, from near Mt. Olive,
is here on visit to her daughter,
Mrs. Kirby Smith, at Grassmere.
Mr. Clifton Peacock and Miss Eva
Crawford were visiting here Sunday,
the guests of the Misses .Swinson.
Messrs. Jack and Harvey Copeland,
from Fremont, were visitors at Mrs.
Fannie Hooks Saturday night and
Sunday.
Mrs. Annie Lewis and son, Mr.. Ben
ME Lewis, were visitors here Sunday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John S.
Edwards.
ETr Herod Hooks and Miss Lizzie
Daans, from Buck Swamp, we're visit
ors at Mrs. M. C. Swinson's Sunday
a4~p1noGn.
Mr. Zero Edgerton, from Buck
Swamp, was a visitor in our comnun-
it5- last Sunday at The home of Mrs
Fannie. Hooks. >y
Misses Agnes Wilson and Minnie
Pearson. Of Goldsboro, we're guests
Of Miss Mollie Edwards Saturday
night and Sunday
Mr. Luby Lynch and Miss Annie
Laurie Bryan, from near Oakland,
were the guests of the. Misses Swim
sou Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Johr M. Mitchell spent Sunday
with his family here, returning to
Raleigh Monday morning, where he
is one Of the county representatives
Miss Sa1h4. Williams, the efficient
teacher a. Rosewood, accompanied by
Mr.. Biansy COZ, of Falling Creek,
spent Saturday and Sunday, at Eu-
reka.
Miss Sarah Pipkin, who is teaching
near SmirhfieId, and Mr.. Walter
Creech were visitors here Sunday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Pipkin.
Mrs NJ c. Swinson had as her
guests Saturday night, for supper,
Prof. E. N. Thorn and Miss Annie
Laurie Thomson, of the faculty of
Rosewood Academy.
Miss Pauline Gur1ey, from Buck
Swamp, who has many admiring
friends here, was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs, Jas, P, Hooks last Sunday after
Service at Pine Forest
Miss Anra Pipkin, one of the coun-
ty teachers, accompanied by Mrs. Wal
ter sass@r. spent Sunday here at the
home Of Miss Pipkin's parents, Mr..
and Mrs, George Pipkin.
Rev. ]. NJ. Carraway filled his reg
utar appointments at Pine Forest and
Ebenezer Sunday morning and even
ing, and preached to large congrega-
tions. Hereafter the appointments
SAAN
morning service and Pine Forest the
afternoon.
Mr.. Jethro Howell and Miss Effie
Swinson attended the funeral OF
young Mr.. Lass Perkins last Thurs
day, whose death occurred at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George Ferlns. after three days ill
ness with appendicitis, requiring al
operation.
Alex nryan, the faithful old coloret
1:.i4 t, yak Glen, while returning
from tie store last Saturday night
feli into the culvert on the Smithfielt
failrca, md sustained painful iniu
ries. We are glad to know that he il
b=ttar on.' hope he may soon be him
SET aGe3
Tber, IS Something peculiarly fasci
mating about catching an early traiI
and it becomes more SO when yo
roll out about 4:30 a. M, as sleep
as a dog, and have to hustle aroun
before day. and without any breakfa'
drive two miles by the light of yor
lantern and wave a train down, tt
headlight of which could be seen K
Aftee1- minutes be8pre the two bloV
from tie whistle indicated that tt
engineer had seen your light. SUI
was our pleasant experience la
wednesday morning, when we caug
the early train on cur way to Kinst'
on business, where we had me
pleasant, but short, visit at the ho1
of Mr.. and Mrs. Phil. Crawford.
little later our early train will pc
after breakfast, but now 1t Is lit
after daybreak.