Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-09-04
EUREKA HAPPENINGS.

DR.. G. r. Benton and Mr. Jake
Mayo attended the ball game at
| Rocky Mount Friday
Mrs. T. F. Jones returned Friday
from a visit to her sons, Messrs Ju-
| lius and Llby Jones of Richmond.
Mrs. Polly Mumford and little Miss
Rebecca Mumford and Miss Mary
Minshew are spending this week in
Wilmington and at Wrightsville.
Mr.. G. E .Yelverton, after spend
ing ten days at Panacea Springs, re-
turned last Friday much improved in
health
Miss Beulah Martin is entertaining
| Misses Kate Jeffreys, of Goldsboro,
and Mary Bland Pitt, of Tarboro, at a
house party this week.
Mr.. Charlie Witherington, of New
Bern, is spending this week with his
grandfather, Mr.. Jim Witherington.
The Woman's Betterment Society
served barbecue, ice cream and cake
at the old school building Thursday
evening and realized a neat sum on
the piano fund
Messrs. John and Luther Edwards,
of Lindell; Messrs. Sidney Edwards,
Will Wilkins, Henry Pascha1, Will
Suggs, and Mr.. Harrell, of Wilson,
were guests at Mr.. w. A Martins
Sunday.
There was a family reunion at the
residence of Mr.. R. S. d. Becton
which is the old Sauls home, last Fri
day. Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Yelverton, Of Goldsboro;
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Sauls, from near
Pikeville; DR.. and Mrs. W. 7. Tur-
| lington, of Fremont; DR.. Hugh Yel-
verton, of Wilson; Mr.. and Mrs L. u.
Minshew, Mrs. Ann Bardin, Mr.. Ed.
Bardin and Mr.. ]. R. Sauls, all of Eu-
reka. Such dinner as only Mrs.
Becton knows how to cook was
served.
Valeria Jones spent last week In
Goldsboro.
Mr. and Mrs. r. S. D. Becton spent
Monday in Goldsboro.
DR.. G. R. Benton and Mr.. T. F
Jones made a business trip to Wilson
Tuesday.
Mrs. Lon Lane, who has been visit
ing relatives in Eureka for severa
weeks, has returned to her home ii
New Bern.
: Mrs. Margaret Benton, after spend
> ing several days in Eureka returnet
i, to her home in Wilson Friday, accom-
panied by her little granddaughter
| Miss Margaret Benton.
. Among those who attended court /
. Goldsboro last week were Messrs. +
E. Chase, W. A. Martin, w. B. Dawson
and Prof. e. B. Phillips.
i Misses Leila and Beulah Martin en-
tertained a number of their friend
in an open-air outing at Col. w. T
Forts fish pond last Monday evenin
= from six until ten O'Clock, complimeI
tary to the young ladies of their hous
. party, Miss Kate Jeffreys, of Colds
- boro, and Miss Mary Bland Pitt,
Tarboro Those who attended We1
h Misses Bette Becton, Iva Aycocl
; Gertrude and Fannie Person, Messr
= Rex Person, Jesse Davis, Zacha1
Davis, Dick Yelverton, Wiley Aycoc
- Henry Flowers, of Fremont; MI:
o. Kate Jeffreys, of Goldsboro; NIL
7 Mary Bland Pitt, of Tarboro; Miss
in Rosalie Saals, Bertie Becton, Bett
10 Bardin, Mary Minshew, Mary Jone
ID Mabel Minshew, Messrs. w. D. DAY
an son, Will Becton, G. E. Yelverton,
no E. Yelverton, Jake Mayo, j. L. E
ne wards, L. K. Edwards, S. ]. Mart1
,,s w. A Martin, Jr., o. Y. Bardin. Cha
erones, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Oyerms
T. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sauls. Ice cres
lis and cake, melons and fruits we
d: served. The evening was most plea
he antly spent and the charming ht
II tesses did much for the amuseme
IRE and entertainment of their guests.
an MAGISTER
me- Eureka. N. c., August 81.
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roo That Prince de Sagan was robbed
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