The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-06-15
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Dr. F. r. Harris has gone to New
York on a brief business trip.
Mrs. G.. Nj. Cooper and children are
visiting relatives and friends in New
Bcrne.
Rom p. Watson is up from Wilson
visiting friends in Henderson at
present.
Mrs. f. K. Harris is visiting the
family of her father. Rev. j. H. Page,
in Rockingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Hill returned
last week from a pleasant visit to
Washington City.
Mrs. Fannie Perry and children
left Yesterday for Louisburg to be
away about three weeks.
Mr.. ID. H. Mangum is on trip in
the Eastern part of the State COM
bining business and pleasure.
Mrs. B. +. Bryant, of Richmond,
Va, is visiting the family of her son
Mr.. S. B. Belts in Henderson.
Rev. A. X. Shaw is expected to
preach at the County Home Sunday,
June 18th, at i O'Clock p. M.
Rev. J. S. Williams, of the Metho-
dist Protestant church, is at La
Grange assisting in meeting this
week.
Rev. A. r. Shaw has been away for
several days, filling an appointment
at Gastonia by direction of Pres
bytery.
w. A. Hunt, cashier of the Citizens
Bank, attended the bankers meeting
in Raleigh last week serving on an
important committee.
Mrs. Rosa f. Harrell and daughter
Miss Lizzie are back in Henderson
for the summer. They will return to
Greensboro when school opens in the
fall.
Harry Bum is home from the A.
& M. College, Raleigh. AS already
noted he was the winner of the
debater's medal, besides taking a
high stand in his studies.
Mr.. l.. r. Gooch is attending COM
mencement exercises at Western
Maryland College, Westminster, Md,
this week, having stopped over a few
days in Washington en- route.
Miss Emma Hood has gone to
Washington City where she will be
engaged in office work during the
summer. She will return in time to
reopen her school about the first Of
September.
Miss Fannie l.. Williams is at
1oungsville for few days to attend
the marriage of her cousin Miss Mat
tie Young to Mr.. J. Green which took
place last evening, she being one
brides maids.
Jesse Bullock arrived last week
from New Haven, Conn, to visit his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Bullock,
in this county. He appears to be
| doing we'll as are his brothers John
and Clifton who have good positions
North.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Wester, of
Elberton, Ga, returning from their
Northern bridal tour, have been stop
ping with relatives and friends in
henderson this week. Mr.. Wester's
| hosts of friends are glad to see him
and extend warm congratulations.
Mr. Lyman Barnes, of Lardonia,
Texas. is visiting his brother Mr..
| Alex I. Barnes in Henderson. A
former resident and popular with
those who know him his many friends
are pleased to see him. Mr.. Barnes
has been in Texas five years and is
prospecting in the mercantile bust
| ness.
| VIII Clack arrived last week from
Tucson. Arizona, to spend month at
home with his fathers family. He is
looking we'll and appears to be enjoy
| ing perfect health. Three years ago
he went West on account of some
pulmonary trouble which has been
thoroughly overcome. He has a posi-
ton in the railroad service as opera
tor and says he likes the country.
Miss Mary Agnes Teasdale, of New
York. made brief visit to Miss
Viola Williams last week. She has
been instrumental teacher at Little
ton Female College two years, and i:
a graduate of the Boston Conserva
tory. She returns to Boston thi:
week to commence the artists course
Her rare musical talent and her per
feet womanliness endeared her tt
many during her short stay here.