The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1900-08-09
ASeSOCIAI& personal
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Mr. b. Roth left for New York Mon
day night to buy new goods.
MIR. and Mrs. w. F. Rowland have
gone to Aulander to visit their son
Mr.. Willis Rowland.
Mrs. Fannie Perry and family have
returned from months stay at
"Cascine,' Franklin county.
Mr.. Rom Crowder, operator at the
S. A. l.. depot, has been sick ard con-
fined to his bed for some days.
Rev. G. n. Bray has returned from
his summer vacation and is welcomed
back among us again by his friends.
Mr.. r. f. Hardy, late of the GOLD
LEAF typographical force, but now of
the Durham SIN, spent Sunday in
Henderson.
Miss Pat Lou Jones has gone to
Asheville to stay awhile returning
with her cousin Miss Mary Jones
who had been visiting her here.
Mrs. w. S. Parker and Misses Will
lie and Gloss Parker have returned
from Cleveland Springs where they
have beer for month.
Miss Clara Beacon left Monday
night for Clinton, Ontario, Canada,
to visit relatives and friends. She
will be away two or three months.
Mr.. j. II. Goodrich has gone to Vir-
ginia on a short vacation from bust
ness. But he will be back in his
place at Watkins before you'll need
that fall suit or hat.
Mrs. Jane Young and Mrs. W. A.
Hunt have returned from Lincoln
Lithia Springs where they had been
for three weeks, both much benefited
by the change and water.
DR.. Goode Cheatham has been con-
fined to his home several DAYS with
something like malarial fever He is
somewhat improved at this writing
and his friends hope he will soon be
out again.
Clarence Wyche spent last night
here returning to Roanoke Rapids
from South Boston where he had been
on the sad mission of attending the
fun ral of his sister Mrs. ID. l.. Travn-
ham.
Rev. A. X. Shaw was called to
Manly Tuesday on account of the
sickness of his aged father Mr.. Shaw
had intended leaving this week on his
summer vacation but the announce
ment of his fathers sickness FASTENED
his departure somewhat.
Messrs. w. o. Shannon, l.. ID. Stain
back and c. NJ. Cooper, popular and
successful merchandise issionaries,
have been home some days having
come in last week to do their part in
saving the State and putting Vance
county in the Democratic column.
Mrs. f. G. Davis and son Thomas.
Mrs. J. Il. Singleton, Miss Mary HUFF
ham, Mr.. and Mrs Silas Powell.
Messrs. W. r. McNair, Phil H.
Thomas, Edmund Taylor, and w. H.
Marlborough returned Monday night
from brief sojourn at the seaside
resorts around Norfolk.
Mr.. Tom Lambert writes from Mt.
Airy to congratulate Vance county
on the splendid result of THURSDAYS
election. He rejoices with us he saws,
and only wishes Surry had done as
well. But she went black not man
on the Democratic ticket elected.
Tom asks to be remembered to all his
friends and says heres looking at
yer"
Mr.. W. Henry Aston returned to
Greenville last week in time to vote.
Mr.. Aston has position with the
American Tobacco Co., and will have
sole charge Of their leaf factory, the
large and well equipped plant of
Strause Brothers, whom they bought
out some time ago. In the hands of
no better man could the business be
entrusted.
MIR. Wash P. Edwards went back to
Greenville Friday to resume his posi-
ton with a leading tobacco warehouse
there. During his stay here he was
local reporter for the Ereninq Herald.
the duties of which he filled creditablv
and satisfactorily, carrying a nose
for news" and exhibiting an aptitude
for the business. Mr.. Claud Judd
takes his place on the Herald.