The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-08-15
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Mr.. Henry p. Burwell, of Warren
ton, was here Monday.
Mr.. Ollie Shell spent Sunday with
his family in Warrenton.
Mr.. Thos. c. Williams, of Macon,
spent Sunday in Henderson.
Miss Lula Barham, OF Newsomes, Va,
is visiting Miss Tucker Massenburg.
Miss Addie Harwood, of Raleigh, is
visiting the Misses Wester in Henderson.
Mrs. NJ. Hawkins and family have
returned from months visit to Chase
City, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Burwell left
yesterday for Buffalo Springs to stay
several days.
Mrs. f. \. Macon returned Monday
from visit to her sister Mrs. BObbitt
in Littleton.
Miss jamie Whitfield OfSeven Springs,
is visiting her uncle Mr.. Il. Whitfield
| on Turner Avenue.
Mrs. w. W. Parker has returned
from a visit to her sister Mrs. John
Williams near kittrell.
Gen. VIM. r. Cox, secretary of the
United States Senate, spent short
while in Henderson yesterday.
Misses Lizzie Cheatham and Nirdie
Richards have gone to Ashevllle to
stay some time. They left Friday.
Miss Annie Manning has returned
home from a pleasant visit to Mrs.
Thomas Cornell in Warren county.
Mrs. Il. NJ. Hawkins, formerly of
| Henderson, but now of Florida, is Wis
| iting her mother Mrs. NJ. Hawkins of
this place.
Mr.. w. II. Anderson has returned
from a pleasant stay in Beaufort leav-
ing Mrs. Anderson who will remain a
week or two longer.
Mr. NJ. B. Prince went to Raleigh
Monday. He was a delegate from
Vance county to the big Alliance rally
at Cary which opened Tuesday.
Mr.. n. p. Strause was able to come
down town Monday for the first time
iii about three weeks, having been con .
fined to his home by sickness.
The Washington correspondent OF
the Charlotte Observer notes the pres
ence in the capital city this week OF
| Mr.. J. d. Rose, of Henderson.
Misses Fannie and Sallie SalZman,
| of Reidsville, and Miss Fannie Hines
| of Milton, have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Hines in Henerson the past
week.
Prof John Graham, principal OF
Ridgeway High School, was here last
Thursday. a fine educator his is one
of the best preparatory schools in the
State
Rev. J. w. Willard, pas tor of the
Baptist church, left hurriedly for Ashe-
Vile Friday in response to telegram
announcing the serious illness OF his
sister Mrs. Stevens.
DR.. Charles J. O'IIagan, of Green
vile, eminent as a physician and sur
geon, and one Of the most agreeable OF
gentlemen. was a guest of DR.. j. II.
| Tucker in Henderson this week.
Miss Addie May Merritt, daughter
of DR.. Merritt. of Person County,
and Miss Lou Z. Holloway, Of Rox-
boro. have been spending some time
in our town visiting Misses Lille and
Gussie Judl.
Prof. J. A. Gilmer, principal o.
Gilmer High School, returned last
Friday from his summer vacation
spent at Moreanton, his former home
He is now busy canvassing in the in
terest of his school which will open
September 2nd.
Miss Addie Stith, one Of Raleigh's
fairest and most fascinating daughters
is visiting Miss Tucker Massenburg i'll
Henderson. A young lady of charm
inc personality and varied accom-
plishments, her smiles are like bene-
dicton, her presence an added charm
to any company.
Mr.. J. G. McCraw, Jr., the popular
and successful travelling salesman O
Sweet, Orr & Co., of Newbury, New
York. and his amiable and accom-
plished sister Miss Mollie a. McCraw
of Warrention, have returned home
after a very pleasant visit to thel1
aunt Mrs. Dr.. Judd in Henderson.
Rev. W. l.. Cuninggim, of Whining
ton, former pastor of the Methods
Episcopal church in Henderson. glad
dened many of his friends here by tn
light of his cOuutenance aud cOrdla
handshake Tuesday. lie was on hi
: wav to Chase City where he will sta
: a couple of weeks resting and drinkln
,, the health-restoring waters for whlc
that place is fast becoming famous.
: Mr.. Calvin O. Stainback, OF Atlanta
Ga. is stopping with his cousin. MI
l.. d. Stainback, in Henderson, on hi
return from Virginia Beach. where h
has been for some time. lie holds
position in the train dispatcher's otiic
t in Atlanta, and aside from being a.
: expert telegraph operator is cleve
q and intelligent gentleman whom
, know is to like. He is a son of jaime
V. Stainback. of Warren county. VIII
: went TO Georgia when boy where h
6 grew to manhood and afterwards mar
r RED Although he has many relative
in this section this is Mr.. Stainback
first visit to Henderson.
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