The gold leaf., 1899-08-03
ASI:SOQAl& Personal
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Miss Matte Marrow, Of Vance
county, is visiting Miss Mary Hood
in town.
Mr. X. j. Allen went down to Lit
Teton, his Old home, Saturday for a
short stay.
Mrs. William Buchan left yester-
dav to visit friends and relatives in
Canada.
Mr.. j. W. Daniel went to Green's
boro Saturday to spend Sunday with
his son Garland.
Miss Lemme Jordan came home
Monday from Suffolk where she had
been visiting friends.
Miss Rose Jordan, of Boydton, Va,
is visiting her sister Mrs. F.. A.
Watkins in Henderson.
Mrs. Manning, nurse and child re-
turned Saturday from two weeks
stay at Virginia Beach.
Little Miss Bessie Hines has re-
turned from visit to her grand
mothers in Granville county.
MIR. and Mrs. James II. Lassiter
81. lclb uCSuuN lol htti1i'uoiO oN-
pecting to be away short while.
Mrs. Edward Hines has bee n
visiting friends at Enterprise and
Middleburg during the past week.
Mrs. A. Il. Shaw and baby Angus
returned Saturday from Ashboro
where they have been few weeks.
Mrs. d. Y. Cooper went to Raleigh
Saturday to visit the family of her
brother Capt. ThoS. H Chavassc.
Mr. Sam Strause, If Burlington,
Iowa, came last week on a short visit
to his mother, Mrs. Henrietta Strause.
Misses Ethel and Lorene Dorsey
have been visiting their uncle, Mr..
Edward Dorsey in Houston, Va. the
past week.
Mrs. l.. ID. Stainback and Master
Barnard came home Saturday from a
two weeks visit to Virginia Beach
and Hampton.
Mrs. Ann F. Harris and Miss Eulalie
Harris returned from Panacea Springs
last week, both very much benefited
by the trip.
Mrs. c. II. Warwick and little son
returned home to Littleton Saturday
after visit to Mrs. Alex Cheek in
Henderson.
Mrs. S. Il. Green has gone to visit
relatives and friends in Margaretts-
vile. Portsmouth and other places
| for few weeks.
Mr. ID. Y. Cooper was called to Bal
timore on business last week. He
says it was warm there but the bay
trip was delightful.
Mrs Jennie Brodie and son Mr..
James Brodie have returned from
Suwanec, Tenn, where they have
| been for some months.
Miss Eta fIalstead, who has been
staying with her sister Mrs. James
| A. Kelly for some ting, returned to
her home near Norfolk Saturday.
Little Miss Marie Manning re-
turned home Saturday from Scotland
Neck where she had been visiting her
aunt Mrs. G. w. Dunn for a month
Prof. George 5. Wills, of Western
|
boro for awhile after a visit to the
family of DR.. F. X. Harris in Hender-
| son.
Capt. C.. J. Smith goes to Colds
boro to engage in the leaf tobacco
! business. If he shall prosper in
| PROPORTION to his deserts he will dc
well.
Masters Will, Carl apd Sprun1
Workman are here from the Presby
terian Orphanase Mt Barium Springs
to spend Il part of their summer vacas
ton.
The Greenvile Reflector notes the
fact that John ID. Garden, of Hender-
son. has taken position as book
keeper fo4 Roberts Il Ficklen, of that
| place.
| Mr.. }. p. Taylor is tome iron a
stay Of several weeks at Narragans sett
Pier, X. !. Mrs. Taylor stopped
awhile with her parents near Wash.
ington before returning to IIender.
! son.
Mr.. n. p. Strause is home for a
short while previous to his final re-
mOval to Wisconsin as representative
Of the American Tobacco Co.'S inter
ests in tlat state, A heretofore
| noted.
Mrs. 4. H. Wortiian. Is visiting in
Henderson at present, coming from
Virginia Beach Saturday. She was
engaged during the season in lead
ing millinery establishment in Peters
burg.
Mr.. Henry Aistoi, who has been
with {. \. Lewis Il Co., as manager
Of their leaf tobacco factory for
several years, goes to Greenville to
accept a similar position with Strause
Brothers.
Miss Annie Page. who has been
here visiting her sister Mrs. F. r.
Harris, iett ~S4tue day for Amherst,
Mass, TO attend the suMmfr school
of languages and refresh herself in
French and German.
Says the GreenyiIie Rffeetor:
| George Gary. Of Henderson, who has
been spending a few days here with
his brothers, has gone to Timmons-
vile. 5. c., where he has position
vita TIA AMERICAN Tobacco Co.
Nr, ntto McCr4w, union ticket
agent al L.ynchburg, Va. p4id brief
visit to his brother Nr. J. E. Mel rav
here last week. Himself an old Hen
derson boy Otko has host OF friends
here who are always pleased to see
him.
Nr. W. z. McNair, of Dorsey Drug
90. ret4fhed Saturday from More
head where he had iseeE ir o2np With
the Third Regiment as hospital
steward. receiving his appointment
from Col. Perry. And more capable
and conscientious man did not serve
the soldiers in any capacity,