The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-06-13
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Miss Mabel Leach, Of Littleton, is
visiting in Henderson this week.
Phil Hawkins came over from Oxford
Sunday and spent the day at home here.
Miss Annis Hughes, of Oxford, is
visiting Mrs. G. A. Lewis, in Hender-
son.
Miss Minna Dunlop, of Baltimore, is
visiting relatives in Henderson, ha wing
arrived last Friday.
Miss Kate Morton of, Virginia,
is visiting the family of her uncle Rev.
DR.. Morton in Henderson.
Mr.. Albert Kramer, a prominent
and popular young tobacconist of Dur
ham, was on our market this week.
Mr.. Phil II. Thomas, the young
druggist, is back from his trip to Texas,
and reports having had a pleasant time.
Mrs. Fred G.. Mitchell and little
daughter, of New Berne, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Cooper in Hender-
son.
Mr.. Alex p. Stewart returned yes
terday from visit to Rockingham and
other points, for a couple of weeks or
more.
Miss Hattie Mitchell has returned
home from New Berne, where she has
been staying with relatives for some
time.
Cadet Dan Thrower, son of Captain
and Mrs. J. r. Thrower, is home from
Winston, where he has been at Davis
Military School.
Mr.. r. A. Bullock returned Satur-
day from Dallas, Texas, where he went
as delegate to the Presbyterian
General Assembly.
Messrs. Sidney Cooper, John Hill
Tucker and Robert Lassiter are home
from they University where the have
been as students the past session.
Maurice O'Neil who has been a stu
dent at the Agricultural and Mechani-
cal College, Raleigh, is home with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. O'Neil.
Mr.. Leon Strause, of Richmond, Va,
brother of the Messrs. Strause, OF
Henderson, and a we'll known leaf to-
bacco dealer, was visitor to our town
this week.
Messrs. j. p. Taylor. Henry Macy
and J. H. Bridgers left Saturday for
Buck Lodge, Md, where Mr.. Taylor
was yesterday united in marriage to
Miss Katherine Wall.
Mr.. w. E. Moss left Tuesday for
Granville county where he was on yes.
terday married to Miss Cora Irene,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. z.
jenkins, at Grove Hill church.
The friends of Mr.. Thos. A. Davis
will learn with sincere regret that his
condition is gradually growing worse
He has besn quite sick for some time
and at this writing is gradually sinking
Miss Lemme Jordan returned home
Friday from Suffolk, Va, where she
has been attending school. She i:
wearing handsome badge of honor in
the shape of gold medal which she
won on mathematics, besides gaining
several distinctions i'll other studies.
Miss Hattie Walker, of Danville
Va, is the guest of Miss Lila Tucker
having returned home with her from
Chapel Hill commencement. Charm
ing and accomplished young ladies al
they are their presence is like a bene-
diction in any social circle and they
have host Of friends and admirers
wherever they 60.
Misses Corinne and Chellie Horne
of Lilesville, n. c., and Miss Bessie
Covington, of McClenny, Fla, return
ing from school in Richmond, Va.
stopped over in Henderson and spent I
couple of days last week with thei
cousin Mr.. Walter Covington. Al
bright, pretty and fascinating ycuus
ladies they made i,iehas Of all they me
AND there was regret that their sta.
was so brief.
Capt. Ashton Lewis, Of Bruins wick
county, Va, was guest Of his frien
and former countyman, DR.. J. H
Tucker. several days last week an
this. He was on his way to Chape
Hill to attend the alumni NEE ting o
the occasion of the University Centen
NAL celebration. Stopping over
short while on his return he left for hi
home Tuesday: Capt. Lewis is an az
complished and entertaining gentlema
and the regret of his friends and thos
who met him for the first time wa
that his stay in our town was not NOR