The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-09-12
SAMUEL WATKINS
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XIX 3t'<s7-a=S

Miss Lottie Young returned last
week to Salem Female Academy.
Miss Lemme Jordan returned to
school in Suffolk, Va, Monday.
Mr.. David Traynham, Of South
Boston, Va. spent Sunday in Hen
dersOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 5. Parker returned
from Boston and New York Monday
morning.
Mr.. S. Ohio Wilson, of Raleigh, men,
Der of the Railroad Commission, was
here Monday.
Mrs. DIR. Macon returned Saturday
from a three weeks visit to Raleigh,
her former home.
Miss Hattie Mitchell left Monday
for Philadelphia where she will stay
sometime with her sister Mrs. Tull.
Miss Minna Dunlop, of Baltimore,
who has been spending the summer in
| Henderson, left for her home Monday.
Miss Estelle Poole. who has been
visiting Mrs. II. j. Marston the past
week. returned to her home in Virginia
Monday.
Miss Sallie Clary left last Thursday
for Baltimore to study up on the latest
styles and purchase fall millinery for
Davis 4 Rose.
Mrs. Bette n. Young, of Washing
ton is stopping in Henderson at present,
having arrived on the Atlanta Special
yesterday morning:
| Mr.. Thomas NJ. Hawkins, late OF
Henderson, but now Of Florida, is WIS.,
ting relatives and friends here, having
arrived Sunday night.
Mr.. June Hardee and his daughter
Miss Racha, of Halifax county. who
have been visiting the family of Mr..
D. w. Uardee in Henderson, returned
home Monday.
Mr.. II. Thomson left Tuesday for
the Northern markets to buy COM
plete line of fall goods. His selections
| will cover dry goods and notions, la
dies dress goods, shoes, hats, &c.
Mr.. S. +. Teiser returned yesterday
from the North where he has been
buying new goods. Says he selec ted a
big stock and expects to sell them
cheap enough to please everybody.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Lehman left Mon
day for the Northern markets to pur'
chase new goods The former will lool
after clothing and gents furnishings,
while Mrs. Lehman will buy her new
millinery stock.
Miss Rosa Thomas left Monday tc
select her fall stock of millinery good.
for Watkins. She will take mental
note of the latest styles and novelties
and purchase extensively Of such ar
ticles as will best please her customers
Mr.. Sam d. Calls, formerly of Vance
but now Of Pitt county, was here las
week selling some Of his fine crop o
tobacco. He is good farmer and tell
us he has the best crop this year h
ever made-more tobacco and of fine
qucllty.
Mr.. Charles A. Watson. advance
agent OF ..Only Farmers Daughter
Company. was here Monday. Mr..
Watson is clever young gentleman
, | "
as favorably upon those he meets a.
does his excellent company.
Mrs. Rosa A. Stone is visiting he
daughter in Warren county. This
the first time she has been from HON
. to stay all night. unless it was to 81
ap with some Of her neigbbors in cas-
of sickness, since she was marie
more than % years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Riggs, of CHI
cago, are stopping in Henderson for
short while. This is their first yisi
J SO far South and they express them
selves as much pleased with our plac
and people. Both are pleasant an
agreeable persons socially and we ar
sure will make friends wherever the
go.
Mrs. f. G.. Davis returned HON
Saturday from Chapel Hill where sh
went with her son Rob to enter him a
the University. She LETT him we
pleased with his environments and tn
Youngest looking one of the large stu
dent body present. Mrs. Davis stoppe
, in Durham on her return home an
, visited Mrs. W. II. SmoOt.
Mr.. l.. ID. Staiuback returned Sur
: day from New York, Philadelphia an
5 Baltimore. where he has been buyln
! new goods for the Stainback Company
! His goods will soon be ready for IL
: spection. The stock will be replete wit
. all the latest aud most attractive style
!. that can be procured. The firm kno"
. how to cater to the tastes Of youn
2 men. and can be depended upon for I'll
1 best and most desirable goods.