The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1896-09-17
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Alex Cheek, of the S A. l.. Depot
force, spent Sunday in Richmond.
Miss Isabelle Horner returned Fri
day from a visit to friends in Nash
county.
Mrs. Lula Jones, of Baskerville. Va,
has been visiting Mrs. A. I. Barnes
the past week.
Gen. w. H. Cheek is home from
Nash county where he has been for
several weeks.
Mrs. J. d. Cooper has so far rec>v-
cred from her sickness as to be able to
sit up again.
Mrs. Henry Perry and little son
Master Leslie returned from two
weeks stay in Oxford Saturday.
Misses Mamie and Florence Lyon,
OF Granville, are stopping at Rev. L. J.
Horner:s, attending Henderson Col
lege.
Mrs. j. II. Moss and little daughter
Marguerite returned Tuesday from a
short visit to Mrs. &. II. Moore in Lit
Teton.
Mrs. H. G.. Tull aud four children,
of Philadelphia, arrived yesterday on
a visit to Mrs. c. NJ. Cooper, sister of
Mrs. Tull.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Lassiter, Jr.,
left yesterday for Colorado, where they
will stay awhile for the benefit of Mr..
Las >iter's health.
Arthur Satterwhite left Saturday for
Westminster, Nd, to again enter upon
his studies at Western Maryland -tol-
lege.
Mr.. Geo. G.. Woodwork, the cleo
trician, was able to come up town Mon
day after being confined to his room by
sickness about three weeks.
Mr.. John Clack has gone to Sumter,
S. c., to live, taking the place of his
mother Willie who recently went to
Arizona for the benefit of his health.
Mr.. A. 0. Purcell returned last week
from a stay in the mountains of Vir-
ginia, and he says he is in good fix to
| do big fall trade at the Racket Store.
Mrs. d. II. Mangum, whose sickness
has heretofore been announced, is
| worse. Her condition is such that she
is not expected to live through the
week.
DR.. Geo. |. Nowitzky was here de-
lighting the usual crowds with his
street oratory couple of days this
week. He rarely misses court in
| Vance.
Mrs II. G. Lyme and her two little
daughters, Lewise and George, of Rich
mond, returned home Saturday after a
visit of three weeks to relatives in
| Henderson.
Capt. T. J. Elmore has so far recov-
cred from his protracted sickness as to
be able to sit up and get about the
house again. His friends are gratified
at his convalescence.
We were pleased to see our friend
Mr. John II. Fenner, of Halifax. in
Henderson this week. He was the
guest of Capt. w. B. Shaw, his broth
erin law, while here.
Walter Hart left Monday on pleas
ure trip to Bal timore. lie went alone
but we venture the assertion that he
will see as many of the "sights' Of the
Monumental City" as the next man.
Mr.. Samuel Watkins last week paid
pleasant visit to Rev. Alexander
Sprunt and family, at Rock Hill, 5. {,
Mr.. Sprunt has recently returned from
trip to Europe, covering about two
months.
Rev. w. S. Hester, of Granville, was
here Tuesday selling tobacco at Davis,
warehouse, as were three of his tenants
1t would be wisdom on the part OF Mr..
Testers neighbors to follow suit and
do likewise.
Mr.. w. W. Parker returned Satur
day from New York where he went t(
buy Christmas goods and other novel
ties. a little early for the holidays
perhaps bat Mr., Parker always gets il
"a time with sucl: things.
Willie Watkins left last weel
M ~ College where he will ap
1or Davlos ,s his studies during thu
ply hi',ise'i ~ His father Mr.. S
Watkins accompanied 1. W. = Io ,.;a;, '"N''~
to South Carolina on brl> ''1'''
Mr.. D. l.. Traynham, Of Sou. " A ~
ton. Va, was here last week III -"
interest Of his wholesale house. on>
of the most popular and successiu, .
travelling men he always meets win
warm welcome wherever he goes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randall Pope. of Mad
isou. Fla. have returned home alter
visit to Mrs. Pope's parents in Hender
son. They went first to New or
, where they were to stay awhile pelo1
oono back to the land of orange grove
and flowers.
Mr.. j. II. Clark. of Enfield, was her
selling tobacco at Harris warehous
T last week. He was we'll pleased wit
| his prices. as are all persons from dow
| that way. Notwithstanding the open
= inc ofnew markets they know what 10
. their interest and Henderson continue
I to be the attraction.
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