The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-07-26
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Charlie Poythress is confined to his
home by sickness.
Henry Macy and J. P. Taylor spent
Sunday at Old Point, Va.
Miss Matte Hawkins left last week
to visit friends in Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Lewis left Satur-
day to stay awhile at Ocean View, Va.
Miss Virginia Sharp, of POOLS Rock,
town.
Rev. Robt. Van Deventer has re-
turned from his trip to Toronto,
Canada.
Miss Pattie Urquhart, of Lewiston,
n. c., is visiting Miss Lila Tucker in
Henderson.
Miss Tempe Burwell left Monday to
visit her sister Mrs. J. D. Williams,
near Kittrell.
Mrs. r. A. Bullock returned Satur-
day from visit to her sister near
Townsville.
Mr.. D. E. Aycock has been sick the
past ten days wrestling with a slight
case of fever.
Miss Josie Clack is home from Clarks-
vile, Va, where she has been visiting
Mrs. DR.. Ware.
Misses Mary Bullock and Lille
Thomas lett Saturday to visit friends
in the Townsville neighborhood.
Henry Buell., of Warrenton, and
Will Gregory and Richard Henderson,
Of Rocky Mount, were in town a short
while this week.
We had an agreeable call this morn
ing from Capt. w. o. Bobbitt, one of
Granville county's worthy citizens and
successful farmers.
Misses Helen Foote and Lallah
Thomas, after pleasant visit to the
Misses Shaw, returned Monday to their
homes in Warrenton.
R. E. thinner went to Richmond
last week to spend short while visit
ing friends, Mrs. thinner having been
there two or three weeks.
Miss Maud Haskins, of GAINESVILLE,
Va, who has been visiting friends
here, returned home to-day accom-
panied by Miss Lizzie Lewis.
Bob Powell being confined at home
by sickness since Friday his brother
Henry is filling his place a. collector
for the Citizens Bank. A bright busi-
ness boy, apt and ready, Henry fills
the bill wherever you put him.
Albert Clements, Of Bedford City,
Va, is here on visit to his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Clements. He
has been in Kentucky and Tennessee
since leaving Henderson a few years
ago, until he removed to Virginia,
where he is engaged as a merchant
tailor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Budd Workman who
have been critically i'll with typhoid
fever at the residence of Mr.. Geo.
Houghtaling on the Northern edge of
town, are slowly improving. Mrs.
Brink, Of Brooklyn, n. Y, mother of
Mrs. Workman, came last week and is
attending at the bed side of the sick
ones.
Mr.. L. r. Gooch left yesterday for
Los Angeles, CAL, whore he expects
to remain for three or four weeks. Be-
fore making his departure for the
fower-fringed land of the "Golden
Gate" State the boys say that L. r. -
purchased a new pipe and supplied
himself with pound package Of Prich-
ards Pride with which to load it, and
they do not know whether he will
smoke or travel for that famous brand
His friends wish him a pleasant stay
and safe return.
During the absence of Postmaster
Cheatham and Assistant Thomas at
the State encampment, (ono going
and staying awhile and returning sc
the other could join his company ir
camp Master Walton Moss assisted
in the post Office. Familiar with the
duties Of tho Office, polite and accom-
modating, and withal clever little
gentleman, he demonstrated that a fai
exchange was no robbery and no ont
: was Inconvenience in anyway by tn
swap for the time being.
! When in Asblry Park, n. j., w
had the pleasur. Of seeing our youns
friend Hunt Macon, who will be pleas
antly remembered as q polite and &C
commodatiug drug clerk in Henderson
. few years ago. He is in business
a there for himself, conducting one o
! the largest pharmacies of the place
8 Centrally located and we'll equipped
}, he does a large business, keeping fou
D or five men busy all the time. MI
, Blount Hunter, of Warrenton, VIII
), recently graduated in pharmacy,
Z with him, and it made us feel quit
like We were among home folks to b
!. with these clever young gentleme
I away up there where the ocean breeze
blow.