The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-08-08
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Hill are at Buf-
falo Springs.
Mr.. NJ. Dorsey and family are at
Chase City, Va, for weeks stay.
Mr.. Alex J. Field, one of Oxford's
clever young attorneys, was here Sat
urday.
Mr.. A. II. Workman went to Oxford
Thursday to visit friends, staying until
Monday.
Miss Annis Hughes, of Oxford, is
the guest of Mrs. &. A. Lewis, in Hen
derson.
DR.. Morton is conducting series of
revival meetings at Oak Hill, Gran
vile county.
Mr.. G. A. Lewis and family have re-
turned from Panacea Springs, where
they spent awhile.
Mr.. A. G. Zollicofter is rusticating
among the mountains and watering
places of Virginia.
Mrs. B. Powell went up in Gran
vile county yesterday, where she will
stay few weeks.
Mr.. Tom Rowland has gone on a
pleasure trip to New York. He ex-
poets to be away about week.
Mr.. Henry Strause left Monday for
Richmond and New York, expecting to
blend business with pleasure.
Mr.. w. E. Gary left Monday on
business trip to Baltimore and else
where, expecting to be away about ten
days.
Mr.. B. Powell left yesterday on a
business trip to South Carolina in the
interest of the house for which he
travels.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Shannon and
daughter Miss Leila are visiting Balti-
more and other points Of interest and
pleasure.
Mrs. L. n. Watson, of Warren
county, spent Sunday in Henderson,
having come up Saturday. She re-
turned home Monday.
We are pleased to know that the lit
tie daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. J. H.
Tucker who has been quite sickscveral
days, is about we'll again.
Misses Lemme Jordan, Minna Dun
lop aud Rose Jordan, returned home
Saturday after spending a week very
pleasantly with Miss Lucy Watson, at
her home in Warren county.
Mr.. A. NJ. McPheeters, of Raleigh,
who attended the Presbyterial Sunday
school Convention in this place last
week, tells the Neps and Observer
that the hospitality of Henderson was
unbounded and the Conventian was a
success.
Mrs. w. D. Morton, her daughter
Miss Embra, and son Master Flour
noy, have gone to Charlotte county,
Va, to spend a month or two. They
were accompanied by Miss Kate Nor
ton who has been visiting the family in
Henderson.
Sprunt, the little son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. r. Workman, fell and broke
his collar bone last week, but he didn't
stop going for little thing like that
not he. To appearances he is getting
on all right, and if he is not, you'd
never know it from Sprunt's actions.
Mr.. Ollie Shell, of Warrenton, has
taken position with w. S. Parker &
Co., wholesale grocers, in Henderson.
He will travel part Of the time and
when not on the road will make him.
self useful about the store. Mr.. Shell
is a good business man, is we'll known
and very popular and will make his SER
vices count for much to his new EN-
ployers.
Master Eugene W. Patterson, a
recent graduate" of the printing de.
partment of the Oxford Orphan Asy-
lum, under the excellent management
of Mr.. E. w. Jones, has just taken
position in the type setting branch
of the GOLD LEAF office. He comes
highly recommended as bright, indus.
trious and deserving boy and we are
much pleased with him.
Mr.. Russell Clegg, who for moro than
a year has been foreman Of the GOLD
LEAF office, left us last week to re-
sumo his old position on the Carthage
Blade. He was averse to going and
we were reluctant to give him up, but
like the obedient son he is he did so in
Difference to the wishes of his mother
that she might have him with her
Russell is a young man of fine charac
ter, moral and sober, and made many
friends during his stay in Henderson
An intelligent and capable printer
of steady habits and industrious nature
our loss is Brother Foot's gain.