The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-02-16
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r. l.. Norris, of Richmond, spent
Sunday in Henderson.
Mrs. N. H. Chavasse spent Saturday
and Sunday in Weldon.
Miss Grace Smith, o. Richmond, Va,
is the guest of Miss Sadie Taylor.
Mr.. S. Strause, of Burlington, Iowa,
spent last week here visiting his mother.
T. Cooper Hicks, of Richmond, has
been spending some days in Henderson.
His many friends are pleased to have
Mr.. E. L. Chavasse with them again.
Mr.. Boyd Kimball, who has many
friends among Henderson people, was
here this week.
Miss Virginia Sharpe, of Williams
boro, has been visiting Miss Tucker
Massenburg for some days.
Miss Lou Bethel Sneed, of Mem
phis, Tenn, is visiting her sister Mrs.
w. D. Burwell in our town.
Mr.. r. r. Roberts the we'll known
and popular wholesale shoe man OF
Richmond, was here yesterday.
Miss Mamie Clegg, of Franklinton,
has been spending few days in town
as the guest Of Miss Tucker Massen-
burg.
Misses Maggie and Annie Hughes,
of Oxford, have been spending a few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Lewis
in Henderson.
E. w. Faucet, of Durham, was
here on business yesterday. He finds
sale for his musical instruments all
through this territory
Ernest w. Harper formerly of Hen
derson, and lately of Oxford, who has
been on a visit to his old home in
Warrenton for some time, spent few
days with his friends here this week.
Ernest is a firstrate compositor, and
left last night for Goldsboro to accept
situation with Mr.. Roscower, of the
Headlight.
Mr.. A. J. Jones who has been here
some months engaged in the coal bust
ness, returned to Raleigh this week,
having disposed of his interests to Mr..
j. S. Poythress. During his sojourn
in Henderson Mr.. Jones made many
friends by his agreeable manner, &C
commodating spirit and prompt and
fair business methods.
The Henderson correspondent OF
the Winston Sentinel says this of the
claims of one of our we'll known towns
men to recognition at the hands OF
President Cleveland
The friends of w. r. Henry naturally
urge his just claims for substantial
recognition, and no doubt when Fed
eral patronage is dealt out he will re-
ceive the position, whatever it may
DO, to which his well-known services
entitle him and for which his shining
abilities so pre-eminently fit him.
The GOLD LEAF welcomes Mr.. w.
A. Hunt as a citizen of Henderson.
A gentleman of high character, fnan-
cial means and fine social and business
qualities, he will prove a valuable &C
QUESTION and one upon which our
people have cause to congratulate
themselves. The fact that he leaves
town like Winston where he held a
responsible position in one of the lead
ing banks to become cashier of the
Bank of Henderson and cast his for
tunes with us, shows that he has faith
in the integrity of that institution and
the future Of our town.
Harry Loughliu, who has been here
some weeks visiting his brother D. G.
Loughlin, lei, Saturday for New Or
leans to accept an engagement with
Harris Nickle Plate Circus. Acrobat,
gymnast, and bareback rider, his SER
vices like those of his three older
brothers are always in demand by
managers who are on the lookout for
the best performers in his line. It is
worthy of note to say in this connec-
ton that last season Henderson fur
nished the principal male riders and
contributed largely to the specially
features of the great Forepaugh shows.
D. G. Loughlin, Will Wallet and
Harry Loughlin are whole team in
themselves.
Fine Patent Family Flour
e. SO a barrel