The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-07-21
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Sam Young left Tuesday for Vir-
ginia Beach.
Rom Watson is confined to his room
by sickness.
Mrs. r. r. Satterwhite is at Pan
acea Springs.
Mrs. R. Perry has returned home
from Old Point.
Mrs. r. E. Young returned home
on Saturday.
J. B. Owen and J. p. Taylor were
in Oxford Monday.
Miss Mary L. Davis has been visit
ing relatives in Weldon.
Hill Parham is out again after Sc
we're illness of several weeks.
Mrs. Hamlin and Miss Lila Tucker
have gone Oh trip to Georgia.
Miss Mary Davis, of Louisburg, is
visiting Mrs. f. G. Davis, in Hen
derson.
Miss Virdie Richards has returned
from visit to friends in Granville
county.
Mr.. James II. Lassiter has returned
from Alabama where he recently went
on business.
Miss Irene Terrell, of Louisburg, is
the guest of the Misses Hawkins in
Henderson.
Miss Lena Williams, of Warren
county, is the guest of Mrs. Williams
in Henderson.
John D. Cooper is seeking health arc
comfort in the sequestrious shades OF
Buffalo Springs.
Esquire w. A. Belvin is out again
after being confined at home by sick
ness for some time.
Miss Daisy Williams has returned
to Warrenton, Miss Ella Belle Boyd
accompanying her.
Charlie Ayscue, of Monroe, n. c., is
here on visit to the family of his
father Mr.. c. E. Ayscue.
Miss Mary Coffield, of Hamilton,
who has been visiting Mrs. G.. C. Lamb,
returned home Wednesday.
Mrs. Z. D. Mitchell and little daugh.
ters, of Grimesland, Pitt county, are
visiting relatives in Henderson.
We are pleased to note the improved
condition of n. P. Strause, whe has
been sick the past three weeks.
r. r. Satterwhite went down Satur-
day and spent Sunday with his wife
who is at Panacea Springs for awhile.
DR.. ". T. Cheatham has gone to
the watering places of Eastern Caro-
| lima and Virginia in quest of rest and
pleasure.
Andrew Newcomb has gone to the
Hot Springs in Colorado for the benefit
of his health. He may become per-
| manent resident of that State.
Mr.. Sunday Basket returned Mon
day from Georgia, where he had been
on a visit to his brother Robert, whom
he had not seen in thirty-three years.
Mrs. DIR. F. R. Harris and children,
who have been visiting the family of
Rev. J. II. Page, Mrs. HIS father. in
Statesville, for some weeks, returned
home Friday.
Mrs. S. B. Belts will leave Friday
for Greensboro to visit her daughters
Mrs. W. A. Farris and Miss Annie
Belts. Her little son Genie will go
with her.
Capt. C. J. Voorhees, received 8
telegram Wednesday conveying the
sad intelligence that his sister had died
suddenly in New Jersey. He left on
the next train for the North to be pres.
ent at the burial.
Miss Ella Smerdon, who has beer
sick with typhoid fever about seven
weeks, is able to be up again. Hel
father Mr.. George Smerdon came il
from the country yesterday to take hel
out home but it was not though
prudent for her to undertake the ride
until she gets stronger.
Rev. w. L. Gun inggim has returne,
from Murf-eesboro where he went las
weee in al, e.ldance upon the Warren
ton District Conference Of the Metho
dist Episcopal church. He preached f;
sermon on Missions Of which cores
, pondent Of the State Chronicle says
This was easily one OF the fines
presentations of the mission work ant
obligation of the church that we hav
; ever heard. The speaker showed
perfect mastery of his theme and de
I livered discourse that will doubles
: quicken mission interest in the heart
of many Christians