Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-06-16
to6At. Ba1Efs:
items OF interest in and Around
the City.

AtemS OF AnGFFeSG~ Ii AHu AIouAu
the City.
The bean returns are not all in
vet, but the average bean shipper
hereabouts don't care if they never
come in.
A conditional pardon has been
granted Mr.. w. Howard Balm, of this
city. by Governor Kitchin, and he is |
now at home.
Mrs. Anna D. Hill is making a
number of improvements to her house
ON William street, which is occupied
hy Mr.. Jacob Cohen.
An automobile party went down
to Seven Springs from this city yes
terday morning to spend the day, and
had some experience, in storms and
breakdowns on the return trip.
Mr.. r. P. Chambers has purchased
through the Real Estate Hustler E. j..
Edmundson a lot on Ash street for
consideration of $500 Mr.. Chambers
intends to erect a home on this lot.
-MT. SDlC0E ASbo NAAO AAAA'
fortune this morning of losing very
valuable bird dog. The poor animal
had two lags cut off by shifting
freight train He was merclfully re-
lieyed of his sufferings by chlorotorm.
The last square to be laid with
street car rail on Walnut street, that
between the Bank of Wayne and West
Centre street, is being eXcavated foI
the crossties. When this is completed
and the railroad crossings put in on
East and West Centre street, the sys-
tem-from the Union Station to Rev
ilo Park, will be we'll nigh ready 1ol
the running of the cars We go for
ward.
Mr.. A. M. Shrago and his boys re
turned home today from a fishing tril
to Goshen, near Mount Olive. NOW
everyone who knows Mr.. Shrag'
knows that he is a discriminating.
truthful man. Perhaps this is the rea
son why he is not saying anytime
about what "luck" they had on thl
trip. We have reason to believe
however, that Mr.. Shrago caught on
fish, at least. Ask his son Jake Wha
he did with it.
Capt. S. Cohen, of Goldsboro
military contingent, but now holdin
a regimental commission, one of tn
best soldiers not only in the Stat
Guard, but in the service, is full
the patriotic spirit that is the life {
military success, and he has 81
psychic power of infusing it into n
confreres. Always alert to keep ally
the military spirit in his soldiers ar
the citizens, he had "Old Glory du
floating on all flag poles Monday
celebration of the passing flag ann
versary.
Some time in the spring III
Argus made note of a special varie
of fine brahma eggs that Mr.. w.
Goodwin was displaying on the sire
as a product of his poultry yard. {
the strength OF that notice Mr.. w.
Hollowen bought a setting of tho
eggs-ffteen in number, and as r
suit he reports that from those f
teen eggs he got sixteen chickens
the Matching and one egg was left
the hen in the nest. This is not
advertisement, nor a testimonial.
is just "hearsay.'
The annual recital of Mrs. A.
Freemans music classes Thursd
night in her spacious parlors was
event that brought the proud paren
and many friends of the pupils toget
er and the evening was one of rare e
joyment, for Mrs. Freeman is reput
for her ability as a teacher and t
success with which she brings out ;
there is in pupil; so that, with t
fine talent that compose her compl
ment of pupils, last nights rec1t
was, possibly, the best of the ma
fine ones her classes have given in t
past. The program was long and v
ried, composed of solos, duets, qua
tets, and double trios. A Japane
song rendered by Miss Lucy Or
Gatlin in costume was a special fe
ture. A prize offered last fall to t
pupil being the best and most pur
tual at class throughout the year W
awarded to Miss Sallie Darden.
MARRIED IN SAMPSON