The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-09-27
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Miss Ellen Faucette he's gone to st.
Marys, Raleigh, to school.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Owen have re-
turned from Buffalo Springs, where
both have been sick.
Mr.. f. G. Butler left on the excur-
sion yesterday and will spend a few
days visiting his brother in Baltimore.
Miss Hattie Walker, Of Danville,
returning from a pleasant visit to
Llttleton, is stopping with Miss Lila
Tucker in Henderson at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z. thinner have
returned from Germany where Mr..
thinner went to look after a legacy
left him by the death of his father.
Capt. w. O. Bobbitt, Of Granville,
called to see us Tuesday morning. lie
reported crops good in his section and
politics growing more interesting.
Rev Robert Van Deventer has re-
turned from the Eastern part Of the
State where he has been assisting Rev.
a. Cree in a series ofrevival meetings.
Capt. J. J. Laughinghouse, Of Pitt
county, was here with a lot of tobacco
last week. He makes 4 fine article
and always gets good prices on the
Henderson market.
Master Willie Clack, son of Mr..
John r. Clack, left last week for Sum-
ter, :. c., where he has secured a
position as telegraph operator in the
railroad office at that place.
We are pleased to welcome Mr..
Charles Warwick and family, of Rich
mond, Va, as citizens Of Henderson.
They occupy Mrs. Bette Young's
handsome residence Mistletoe Villa.
Mr.. Samuel Watkins went North
last week to buy new goods. He was
prepared to make large purchases and
as soon as they get in will show the
largest and best selected stock his
house has yet boosted Of.
Mr.. j. J. Loughlin is back from a
trip through the Eastern part of the
State selling goods. He is travelling
for Kelly g. Borum, wholesale grocers,
Norfolk, Va, and his success has been
very satisfactory since engaging with
them.
DR.. w. 7. Cheatham is the possessor
of handsome certificate of member
ship in the New York Medico-L egal
Society, to which he has just been
elected. This is quite compliment
to our townsman and the honor no
doubt is highly appreciated.
Andrew Newcomb left last week for
Denver, Colorado, to take charge OF
the American Tobacco Company's
business at that place. He lived out
West and travelled for this concern
awhile previous to coming back and
engaging with the Lassiter Parham
Co., and is familiar with the country
and the business.
Nat. the little son of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Hunter, who was so badly scalde(
on his fathers engine about five weeks
| ago, is able to be out again. The
little fellow has suffered much, and
while he is yet unable to walk bu
little is bright and cheerful and ha:
| stood his suffering and confinement
well.
We had pleasant call this morning
from Mr.. Nat r. High, husband ant
business manager of that wonderful
woman Belle Boyd, the celebrated
Rebel Spy, who will delight our PEG
pie with her thrilling dramatic wal
narratives at Burwell Hall tomorrow
evening. Mr.. High is an agreeable
and entertaining gentleman to NEE
and talk with whom is to like.
Our young townsman Mr.. Julian
+. lngle was among the number wh(
were granted license by the Suprem,
Court last week to practice law Al
he is yet under 81 years of age he cal
not hang out his single" Just now
! however. Mr.. ingle has not deGi,,ll~
whether he will locate here '',."ed
when he does get ready for, or not
We congratulate him upcc.'~ business.
successful and creditabss N passing a
lie examination
w noticed at
to mention the fac time but failed
young druggiso act that our clever
Parker. was 81 friend Mr.. w. w.
Executive elected a member OF the
Carolina, Committee of the North
at its g Pharmaceutical Association
Mr.. 4srecent meeting in Asheville
of DAugustus Bradley, of Raleigh. late
,iIeuderSOu was made second vice
PRESIDENT. We congratulate these
young gentlemen and the Association
/ which in honoring them has honore(