The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1898-07-28
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|. G. Rowland, Jr., is ENJOYING 8
vacation with friends in Virginia.
Miss Sallie Coleman, of Wise, has
returned from visit with Mrs. w
l.. Hicks.
Miss Maggie $. Hite, of Petersburg
is visiting her uncle at Mrs. Cor;
Gregory's.
Mr.. Stephen J. Gill, Jr., of Phila
delphia, Pa, is visiting his parents
in this county.
Mr.. C.. B. Cheatham, one of the
popular Louisburg tobacconists, was
here Monday.
Mrs. G. b Strickland, of Youngs-
vile, returned Tuesday from a visit
to Mrs. G.. w. Williams.
Rev. j. M. Rhodes, of the Littleton
Female College, was here Monday in
the interest of his school.
Mrs. James F. Love, with her two
little girls, of Suffolk, Va, is visiting
her aunt Mrs. Cora Gregory.
Miss Maggie Mat1it and Mr.. Alfred
Matfit, of Wilmington, are visiting at
Capt. j. H. Sharpe's in Vance county.
Misses Lille and Gussie Judd are
visiting relatives and friends near
Littleton and Brinkleyville, Halifax
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Nj. Adams, of
Raleigh, are visiting in Henderson,
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. l..
Adams.
Miss Lille D. Tucker, of Satter-
whites, Granville county, is visiting
the family of Mr.. Irving Green, near
EPSON.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Coghill, of New
York, are here on a visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. X. W. Coghill, the parents OF
Mr. Coghill.
Miss Tremella Young, of Yonngs.
vile, has returned home from a visit
to her brother, Mr.. w. M. Young, in
Henderson.
Miss Charlotte Young returned
home Tuesday afternoon from a pleas.
ant visit to Miss Elise Urquhart in
Suffolk, Va.
Mr.. Henry Harris, formerly Of Hen
derson, but now of Raleigh, stopped
over here yesterday on his return
from Washington.
We had a pleasant call from Mr..
?. G. Enniss, the clever travelling
representative of the Raleigh Post,
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Lizzie Macon, of Ingleside,
returned Friday from pleasant visit
with Misses May Belle and Lizzie
Powell, in Henderson.
Mr. J. f. Finch, one of the popular
statesmen at Hardee & Cos, was taken
with fever this week and went to the
home of his father near Brookston
Chapel.
Col. w. r. Swain is very low at
his home three miles from town
His daughter, Mrs. Buckner Davis, OF
Rocky Mount, has been summoned tc
his bedside.
Mr.. H. E. Chavasse who has been
at home for several weeks during
the loft season. has returned to Rock y
Mount to be ready for the new to-
bacco crop.
Miss Cora Smithwick, the talented
artist, of Vicksboro, Vance county.
who has been visiting her sister at
Asheboro, arrived in Henderson last
night on her return home.
Mr.. John C,ack, who has been with
the Southern Railroad here for some
time, has gon5 to GAINESVILLE, Va,
where he has accepted the position o.
agent for the Southern at that place
Rev A. McCullen and Messrs. E
w. Hite, J. H. Bridgers and w. E.
Moss left yesterday for Williamson
to attend the Warrenton District NJ
E. Conference which meets there to-
day.
We had a call this morning from
Mr.. James H. Smith, of Macon, Ga.
who has been here few days visiting
his nephew Mr.. James G. Jordan
Mr. Smith is an old Tar Heel, having
gone from Wilmington to Georgis
forty years ago. He is a practica
printer and one of the oldest in thu
South in point of continuous service
in the business.
1t may be interesting to the friend:
of Mrs. J. B. Lovelady. of San An
tonic, Texas, formerly Miss Lul;
Hunter, niece of Mrs. j. F. Harris
and we'll known here) and Mrs. Doug
lass Gordan. of Baltimore, (uee Mis-
Lizzie Clarke, a former Henderson
young lady.) to know that each i:
rejoicing in the possession of an hei
which has recently come to bles
their homes.
The Suffolk correspondent of thu
Norfolk Firginian and Pilot, unde
date of July 21st. says: At Virgins
Beach last night a most delightful
beach party was given by Mr.. Thoma
Urquhart, of Norfolk, in honor O
Miss Charlotte Young, of Henderson
n. c., and Miss Eliza Urquhart, O
Southampton county, both of WHOM
have been visiting in Suffolk for som
weeks. Among the Suffolk youn
ladies in attendance were Misses Su
and Elise Urquhart. The functio
was keenly enjoyed.
Bob Moore. of Lafayette. Ind, says tina
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