The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-07-11

Brothers, of Suffolk, Va, spent Sum-
day and Monday in Henderson.
Mrs. Hamlin and little grand-daugh-
ter Julia Tucker, spent few days at
Virginia Beach last week.
Misses Lucy Lewis and Bette Wat
kins, Of Milton, are visiting Mrs.
Claud Hunter in Henderson,.
Clifton Cheatham and Rom Watson
visited Washington City and Baltimore
last week, on a pleasure trip.
DR.. F. r. Harris and Andrew J.
Harris left Tuesday to attend the
Christian Endeavor Convention in
Boston.
B. l. Powell, one of the several pop
ular travelling statesmen who 90 out
from Henderson, is home for a short
while.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Workman re-
turned Saturday from a pleasant So
journ at Virginia Beach and Old
Point.
Mr.. John D. Cooper and family and
Miss Sarah Burwell, left Tuesday for
Old Point, where they will stay sew
| eral weeks.
Dick Workman, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. r. Workman, who has been at
school in Baltimore since last summer,
returned home Saturday.
Miss Hattie Walker, of Danviile,
who has been visiting Miss Lila Tucker
in Henderson, left yesterday to stay
awhile with friends in Littleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Finch, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Smerdon, and Miss Ella
Smerdon, spent several days at Vir-
ginia Beach and Norfolk last week.
We had short but pleasant visit
from Capt. w. o. Bobbitt, one OF
Granville county's good farmers and
most agreeable citizens, yesterday.
We regret to learn that Mr.. r. B.
Henderson is quite sick at his home in
this place. His friends hope to see
"Uncle Dick" soon be himself again.
Mr.. John Calvert, one Of Raleigh's
popular and clever young business men,
has been greeting old friends and max
ing new ones in our town the past week.
Mr.. Ed Cawthorn came home from
Rocky Mount quite sick few days age
and is now with his father, Mr.. Charles
Cawthorn, near Kittrell, being attended
by DR.. Sugg.
We had an agreeable visit Tuesday
from Prof. John Graham, principal O
Ridgeway High School. Prof. Graham
is one of the finest educators as we'll as
one Of the most cultivated an excel.
lent gentlemen in the State.
| J. G. Caddel!, the popular and capa'
BILE travelling agent and correspond
ent Of the Biblical Recorder. was here
Friday shaking hands with our people
adding new names to his subscription
list and increasing the amount Of his
"cash on hand" by way of collections
DR.. J. H. Tucker and wife, Mr.. ]
! r. Young and daughter Miss Lottie
Mr.. w. A Hunt and Miss Sallie Clary
left yesterday for a trip to Boston anc
New York. They go incidentally t.
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Christian Endeavor Society and will be
away several days.
The Roanoke Island and Mays Head
pleasure party of whom we spoke las
week-Capt. W. B. Shaw, Major an6
Mrs. J. F. Harris, Mr.. and Mrs
7. 7. Hicks, and child, S. r. Harris
E. A. Powell, D. W. Hardee, A. j
Harris, L. r. Gooch, M. w. Hicks ant
Owen Davis-returned home Sunday
morning.
Harpers' Weekly will soon begin the pub
lication of a number of articles by Julian
Ralph, who, during his recent tour in thu
West, Investigated with his characteristic
zeal and discretion such subjects as Civ
iization in the Indian Territory, Co-edu
cation in the West, and the peculiaritie'
of Municipal Government in Western
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