The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-06-27
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Mr.. E. G.. Davis is at Morehead
City for brief stay.
Mrs. E. NJ. Parker, of Hampton,
Va, is visiting her sister Mrs. A.. B.
SOuthall.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Sturgis returned
Tuesday from a weeks stay at More
head City.
Miss Molie McCraw, of Warrenton,
is spending some time in Henderson
with her aunt Mrs. DR.. Judd.
DR.. Arch Cheatham, of Durham,
came over on the excursion train this
morning and is spending the day in
Henderson.
Mrs. G. f. Moore, of Greensboro,
returned home Tues day after a weeks
visit to her parents Mr.. and Mrs. II.
j. Hartmaier, in Henderson.
DR.. Marion King, of Warrenton. is
staying in Henderson this week, hav-
ms CdhOd Ciioi sc VI III AAdCOu uOu-
tai office during the latter's absence.
Mr.. Willie Clack, son of Mr.. J. r.
Clack, is home for few days. He
holds position as telegraph operator
and assistant railroad agent at Sumter,
S. G., where he has been for some
time.
While playing base ball Monday af-
ternoon DR.. Goode Cheatham had the
misfortune to fall and sprain his left
arm at the elbow. He is now carrying
itin sling but expects soon to be all
right again with no bad effects re-
sulting permanently from the accident:
Mr.. Sam Burwell, of Petersburg,
Va, spent few days visiting friends
and relatives here during the past
week, returning home Tuesday. A
Henderson boy who had not been
among US before in a year OR two his
many friends were pleased to see him &.
Mr.. w. S. Covington, who has been
engaged in business here the past few
months, left yesterday for Rocking
ham, his former home, having perma-
nently left Henderson. Of genial,
friendly nature, he made many friends
during his stay in our town who re-
GREETED his departure.
Miss Marion Estes Stranger, Of Phila-
delphia, is visiting her brother Mr.. w.
T. Estes, in Henderson. The young
lady was adopted at the age of three
years by the Rev. Mr.. Stranger, an
Episcopal clergyman who has for sew
eral years been a resident of the Qua
ker City. She will leave for her home
Friday.
Col. James 3. Hawkins, wife and
grandson, of Matagordo county,
Texas, are here on visit to Mrs. E.
G.. Brodie, and will stay some time.
Col. Hawkins is wealthy and influ-
entail gentleman and one of the Lone
Star States most prominent and es-
teemed citizens. He is the father OF
Mrs. Brodie and has frequently been a
visitor to our town.
Mr.. Lewis Estes, of Atlanta, Ga, is
here with his bride stopping a short
while with his brother Mr.. w. L.
Estes, and his sister Mrs. j. w. Pom
ton. Mr.. Estes was married on the
10Th inst, at Newberryport, Mass, to
Miss Zazie Poole, and spent several
days in Washington City, guests Of
Mr.. II. H. Burwell. They will leave
for their home Saturday.
Mr.. John F. Engle, the we'll known
photograph who has been in Hen.
derson the past few months, left Mon.
day for Morehead City and Beaufort
where he expects to work awhile. Mr.
Engle has many friends here-as else.
where throughout Eastern North Caro-.
lina-to whom it was a pleasure tC
have him in our midst. His associate
Lieut.. Lund, will leave Friday to joir
him, having finished up his work here
Both are excellent gentlemen an(
leave a number of friends and wei
wishers in Henderson.
DR.. r. J. II. Hatchett, who was fol-
several years resident of Henderson
died at his home in Durham Tuesday
evening. He had been in feeble health
for some time having been confined tc
his bed in helpless condition the past
few months. He was about 80 years
old. DR.. Hatchett was native Of
Lunenburg county, Va, where he
lived up to the time he came to Hen.
derson. He was the father of Mr.. A
Hatchett and Of Mrs. Mamie H. Fair
brother, and moved from here to Dur
ham where he has since lived with hi:
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Wester. o
Elberton, Ga, were visitors here Sat
urday. They went to kittrell tina,
afternoon from which place Mr.. Westel
returned home Sunday, while Mrs
Wester will remain some time will
relatives. Both were lookidg remark.
ably we'll. Having formerly lived il
Henderson they have many friend;
here and the regret of all was tina
their stay was of such short duration
Mr.. Westes is agent Of the S. \. L..
in whose service he has been for many
years, and more capable and faithful
man no company ever had in its EN-
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