The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-09-05
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Mr.. and Mrs. B. l. Powell are visit
ing relatives in Warren county, near
Macon.
DR.. Morton is att nding the meeting
of Albemarle Presbytery at Green
vile this week.
Mrs. w. II. Anderson has returned
from Morehead City, where she has
been staying the past few weeks.
Miss Lizzie Cheatham has returned
from Durham where she has been Wis
iting the family of her brother DR..
Arch Cheatham.
Mrs. J. a. Gilmer returned Friday
night from Morganton, her old home,
where she has been staying with rela-
tives the past two months.
Miss Fannie Parker left Monday for
Boston, where she will take special
course at the Conservatory of Music.
Her father Mr.. w. S. Parker accom-
panied her and after seeing her com-
fortably situated will go to New York
on business.
Rev. A. Whit Cheatham, one OF
Henderson's we'll known aud talent ed
sons, is here on visit at present. Mr..
Cheatham has been preaching in the
West for some time, and has parish
appointment in St. Louis. Hepreached
at the Episcopal church Sunday morn
ing.
Colonel and Mrs. Henry Perry and
| Miss Stella Perry, who are at Waynes-
Vile White Sulphur Springs, express
themselves as charmed with the place
and surroundings. There is no more
delightful mountain resort than Way
nesville. The scenery is grand, the
climate invigorating, the situation
! glorious and the water health-giving.
Miss Elizabeth Cotton, lady princi-
pal of Henderson Seminary, has arrived
and entered upon her duties, the school
having opened Monday. We welcome
the lady to our town and commend the
work she is engaged in. A woman Of
culture and varied accomplishments
Miss Cotton is an accession to society
and to the educa tional and religious
interests of Henderson, and we hope
she will meet with the encouragement
and patronage she deserves.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. c. Rowland, late O
Henderson. but now Of Waco, Texas
are here on q short visit, returning
from New York where Mr.. Rowland
has been to buy goods. He expresses
himself as we'll pleased with his new
home and to appearances is prospecting
in business. Mr.. Rowland tells US tina
the other Hendersonites out there, Capt
Ed Fleming, Walter Kivett, Ed. Mitch
ell, the Rowhnds, Ellingtons ant
others are all doing we'll. Matt Coop
err, brother of the Messrs. Cooper o
Henderson, is one Of the largest whole
sale grocers in the State and does al
immense business.
Nice lot of very pretty Dress Good
Just received by b. Thomson. IN
price is no less attractive than tn
goods, either.
Wagons $25. 90 each at Crow Il Mars
tons, Henderson. n. c.
The Cosmopolitan for Septem
Der.
Fiction and travel are the stron
points of the September CosnaopoLtan
which, by the way illustrates better tina
any previous number the perfection OF it
} plant for printing q magazine OF tn
, highest class. Conan Doyle, II. H. Boy
sen, and Clark Russell are among tn
. | story-tellers. A we'll known New lor
. lawyer relates the story of "A Famot
. | Crime"- the murder Of Doctor Parkma
by Professor Webster. A delightful
sketch OF "An English Country House
Party" is from the pen of Nina Lar
Smith the house at which she visited b.
ing no less than the historic Abbotstor'
e still occupied by the direct descendant
=. of Sir Walter Scott. "The Realm OF tt
n wonderful is descriptive of the strant
t forms Of life discovered by science IN IL
ocean depth, and is superbly illustrate
in a surprising and marvellous way {
the author, who is a member of tn
II Smithsonian staff An article on Cut
e is timely. Without bothering the read
y with unnec' ,sssry description OF the II
r nous yachts now SO much talked c
The Cosmopolitan presents four full-pat
illustrations showing these noted boat
Thomas Moran again contributes serI
n of the most exquisite landscapes OF We
e tern scenery, twelve in number, illustra
- ing an article by Col. John A. COckeri
y on "Modern Utah" And it may be ga
: that no more beautifully illustrated nur
J. Der of lthe Cosmopolitan has ever been give
J., to the public.
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