The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1900-08-16
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Miss Mary Hufham is visiting Miss
| Nina Horner in Oxford.
Mr.. Sid Chavasse takes the place of
night clerk at Massenburg's Hotel.
Miss Temple Hill, of Raleigh, is
visiting her aunt Mrs. j. F. Harris, in
| Henderson.
| D. Y. Cooper, Jr., who has been
| sick with fever, has so far recovered
as to be able to ride out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Thomas, of
Louisburg, went down to Virginia
Beach Friday for few days stay.
Capt. and Mrs. J. S. Poythress and
two little sons, went down to Virginia
Beach Saturday returning Monday
night.
Eugene P. Albea, the popular trav-
cling man, was shaking hands with
his hosts of friends in Henderson
| Friday.
Mr.. Joe Hart came up from Smith
field Saturday, joining Mrs. Hart who
has recently returned from Virginia
Beach
Mr.. and Mrs. Gillian Hart returned
to Louisburg Monday after short
visit to the family of Mr.. W. H. Hart
| in Henderson.
Prof. and Mrs. T. j. Alderman and
Little Miss Virginia Alderman went
down to Virginia Beach Saturday for
ten days stay.
Rev. G. N. Bray is assisting Rev.
7. j. Taylor in a series of revival
meetings at Browns Church, near
AXtell. this week.
Miss Mary Andrews, of Raleigh,
who has been visiting Misses Virgie
and Sue Richards, left Monday to visit
friends in Louisburg.
Mr.. j. B. Grimes, of Smithfield, Va,
came Tuesday to spend few days
with his wife who is here for the
benefit of her health.
Mrs. J. f. McCraw and Miss Madgie
McCraw have returned from Virginia
where they have been visiting friends
| and relatives for some weeks.
Miss Jessie Page, who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. DR.. F. r. Har-
| ris for some weeks, returned to her
home in Rockingham Tuesday.
| Miss Sue Hines has returned home
from Newport News, Va, where she
| has been visiting relatives, the family
| Of Mr.. II. F. Plummer. for some time.
Mr.. Fred Pike, the capable chef of
the restaurant department at Dawes
Place, has been quite sick for several
| days. but is now somewhat improved.
Mrs. Jennie Brodie and son Mr.
James Brodie left Monday for Suwa-
nee, Tenn, where MIR. Brodie will re-
sumo his studies at Suwanee Univer-
| sity.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Hill leave today
for Washington City to spend awhile
| going thence to Loudon county, Va,
for short stay. They expect to be
away some weeks.
| Judge Thos. B. Womack was pas
| senger on the train from Portsmouth
Monday returning to Raleigh from
the Eastern part of the State where he
had been on legal business.
Mr.. G. C. Lamb, the popular dry
| goods and notion man, who has been
home for some time, went out on the
road again Monday to interview his
customers for the fall trade.
Mr.. II. C. Linthicum returned Mon
day from the Eastern part of the
State where he had been for ten days
doing Sunday-school work within the
bounds of Albemarle Presbytery.
DR.. Goode Cheatham has so far re-
covered from his sickness as to be
able to be out. Miss Williams, a
trained nurse from the Watts Hospital
at Durham, has been here nursing
him.
| Mr. Robert Davis, of the United
| States Geological Survey, spent a
short while at home this week, re-
| turning from the Eastern part Of the
State where he had been doing some
| work.
Mr. w. O. Shannon, the successful
representative of the Geo. ID. Witt
Shoe Co., of Lynchburg, left Tuesday
to look after his fall trade. And what
he will do in the way Of selling shoes
will be a plenty.
Mr.. W. l.. Coghill, of the John Church
Co, New York city, came Tuesday to
spend a week or ten days with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. X. W. Coghill.
He is accompanied by his wife who
will remain some weeks.
| Capt. R. II. Powell, the popular
conductor on the Oxford 4 Hender-
son Railroad, is off on his annual
summer vacation. Capt. Drake, of
the Oxford & GAINESVILLE Railroad, is
running in his place.
Mrs Manning and two children.
Marie and William, and little Miss
Genevieve Lewis, of Baltimore, who
Las been visiting in Henderson for
some time, went down to Virginia
Beach Saturday to stay ten days.
Gov. Aycock and Mr. Walter H.
Neal, of Scotland county, came up
Monday from Old Point where they
had been sojourning for ten days.
Gov. Aycock was looking remarkably
we'll after the arduous campaign
| through WHICH lie Hiu JUST passeu.
Miss Lemme Jordan returned home
Saturday morning from Virginia after
an absence of two months. She was
accompanied by Master John Rives
Manning who went down to Suffolk
the week before to pay a visit to his
little friend Miss Katherine Primer.
Mrs. J. D. Cooper and children and
Miss Sarah Burwell returned home
Saturday morning from Collettsville
near Blowing Rock. where they have
been staying for some time. They
we're accompanied by Mr.. Cooper who
went up some days ago to bring then
back.