The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-10-03
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known insurance man OF Durham, was
here Friday.
Mrs. NJ. F. Houck returned Saturday
from two weeks visit to friends in
Winston and Davidson:
Miss Mary Davis, daughter of Mrs.
T. A. Davis, left yesterday for Green's
boro Female College, to attend school.
Mrs. DR.. Nicholson, of Louisburg, is
visiting her sisters Mrs. D. Y. Cooper
and Mrs. A. G. Zollicoffer in Hender-
son.
Mr.. W. O. Shannon, wife and
daughter, who have been staying in
Baltimore some time, returned home
last week.
Rev. Junius Nj. Horner, of Oxford.
preached at the Espiscopal church
Sunday in the absence Of the rector
Rev. Julian E. Inge.
Mr.. Samuel Watkins has returned
from the North where he has been
buying new goods. His son Mr.. Willie
Watkins accompanied him.
Mr.. F. G. Toepleman, of the United
Electric Telephone Co., New York, is
here to superintend the wiring. ETC., of
the Telephone Exchange.
Miss Leslie Gill, daughter of DR.. R.
j. Gill, Of this county, went to Green's
boro yesterday to again take up her
studies at the Normal and Industrial
chool.
Miss Jessie S. Judd, who returned
home some time since from visit to
relatives in Wake county, owing to
illness, we are glad to say, is conva-
]escent.'
Miss Lucie Watson, daughter of Mr..
L. n. Watson, of Warren county, pass
ed through Henderson yesterday going
to the Normal and Industrial School
for girls at Greensboro.
Mr.. Walter Stark who has been
sslaid up" several weeks with car
buncle on the back of his neck, is able
to be out again. He has been great
sufferer and is by no means we'll yet.
Miss Bessie Shaw, daughter Of Capt.
and Mrs. w. 3. Shaw, of Henderson.
and her cousin Miss Mollie Shaw, of
BERTHE, left yesterday for Greensboro
where they will enter the Normal and
Industrial School.
Mr.. H. p. Strause was in Lynch
burg, Va, Tuesday and tells US Messrs.
Henry Buell. and Eugene Gary have
already become quite popular there.
Young ladies having elected the latter
president of one of their clubs.
Mr.. Jas. D. Judd, an enterprising
young business man of Holly Springs,
Wake county, who has recently been
doing business in Scranton, Pa, spent
a short while last week with bis uncle
| DR., w, ]. Judd, in Henderson.
Mr.. J. w. Harris. of Mecklenburg
county, Va, comes to Henderson to
live, having taken place as salesman
with L. Austern. He is clever
Young gentleman aud no doubt will
make his services valuable to his en-
ployer.
It is with genuine pleasure that we
have our esteemed friend Mr.. J. w.
Briggs, late of the Danville Times,
with us at present. He came up yes
terday from Weldon where he has been
visiting relatives and friends and is on
way to Danville.
Mr.. E. L. Tate, at one time fore
man of the GOLD LEAF office. has
taken a position as clerk in the post
office at Greens boro. He passed
civil service of examination for that
purpose and we understand made the
highest average of any one in the class
The position pays 5000, we believe.
We had call Tuesday from Mr.. c
c. Crump, representing the Pelouze
Paper and Type Company, Richmond
Va. This is an old and we'll known
firm and they enjoy the confidence ant
patronage of large constituent.
throughout Virginia and North Caro-
lima. When you want anything il
their line write to H. L. Felouze Z
Son.
We are pleased to welcome Mr.. ant
Mrs. Willie Griffin, of Petersburg, as
residents of our town. Mr.. Griffin ii
an intelligent and agreeable gentle
man while his wife is most engaglu!
and accomplished lady. They viii
. make many and warm friends anon!
+ our people we are sure. Mr.. Griffin
will travel for large Northern manu-
featuring concern, making Henderson
his headquarters. They are boardin!
at Mr.. Clary's.
New fall goods, never so cheap be
fore, at II. THOMASON'S.