The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-10-12
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Mr.. II. G. Linthicum came up from
Greenville last week and spent Sun
day at home.
Mrs. K. S. Travis, of Weldon, is
visiting the family of her uncle Mr.
A. c. Zollicoffer in town.
Rev. A. K. Shaw left Monday for
Asheville to attend the Presbyterian
Synod which meets there this week.
Miss Nellie Harrison, of Brinkley-
vile, came up last week to enter Mrs.
Pittman and Miss Eugenia Thrower's
school.
Miss Sallie Watson, of the AXtell
neighborhood of Warren county, came
Tuesday to visit relatives and friends
in town.
Mr.. r. j. Allen returned Tuesday
from Littleton where he has been the
past three weeks looking after his
business interests.
Mrs. Samuel Watkins returned
Yesterday from Durham where she has
been visiting the family of her
brother DR.. Arch Cheatham.
Insurance Commissioner James X.
Young is still confined to his home by
sickness. He kept his bed all last
week but he is now able to sit up,
Mrs. r. G. Lewis has returned to
Henderson after a sojourn OF two
months in Raleigh with Mrs. Judge
Smith She is guest of DR.. Judd.
Mrs. Henrietta Strause has re-
turned from a visit to Baltimore and
will spend short while here with
Mrs. Teiscr before going to Greenville
to live.
Mr.. w. +. Moss, of the Watkins
Hardware Co.. has SO far recovered
from his late serious and protracted
| sickness as to be able to come to the
store again.
Mrs. Garden and Miss Lenona
| Currin went to Greensboro anC
Durham last week to take shor'
| course of study and observation il
/ the graded schools of those cities tt
better fit themselves for work which
they will soon take as teachers in the
| graded school here.
Henderson welcomes Mr.. William
| Watson and family to its citizen
| ship MIR. Watson, who is the father
in-law of Superintendent Alderman
is one of Warren county's oldes
| and best citizens and his daughter
among the most cultivated and accom-
plished young ladies.
The Presbytcrians of this place arr
fortunate in having Rev. DR.. W. ID
Morton as pastor of their church
Besides being thoroughly conse
| Grated Christian worker, he is
| preacher Of marked ability, and i
fast winning his way into the heart
of the ple.-Rocky Mount Motor
| Mr.. W. II. McNair has gone t.
| Florida and will spend some time il
the land of orange groves and flow
ers. There are many who will mis-
him from his accustomed place a
Dorsev's drug store, for among Hen
| derson's young business men Their
+, are none more popular than William
McNair.
| OF the many bright and cultivate
women who are here this week al
tending the convention OF the Daugf
tiers Of the Confederacv, we note wit
| pleasure the presence of Mrs. Jarvi:
wife of ex-senator Jarvis, and Mr.:
| London. wife of Mai. II. \. Londor
| editor of the Pittsboro Record. VIII
! are guests of Mrs. W. 5. Parker.
Rev J. Il. Solomon, ID. D., and Mr.
| Sol onion, of Chicago, are the guests
/ Dr. Judd DR.. Solomon is the brother
| Mrs Judd. and q native OF trankl
| county. DR.. Solomon was considered Oh
| of the foremost and ablest ministers
I the Baptist denomination, having ha
| pastOrates in many portions OF sta
| previous to his REMOVAL beyond OIL
| borders.
| Misses Charlotte Young. Lila Tue
er and Lemme Jordan, who will
teachers in the graded schoo
| went to Raleigh Monday to spend
| few DAYS in the graded schools thel
; STUDYING the methods of teachin;
: rules OF conduct. etc. They W
:. also visit Durham and observe Il
! workings of the graded schools
that city.
Mrs Herbert NJ. Barrow. OF Concor
I one of the most devoted OF Il
> daughters" as she is one Of t
most lovable OF women. is atten
ing the convention this week. As
Young lady Miss Maggie Garrett,
Halifax. Mrs. Barrow was freque
n ; visitor to Henderson and her presen
: gives pleasure to her many frien
" and admirers among our citizen
5. With her bright and beautiful lit
daughter Adelaide she is the guest