The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1900-08-30
4H'HES0QAI& PERSONAL
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Miss Pat Lou Jones has returned
| from pleasant visit to Asheville.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Massenbnrg, of
Oxford, spent Sunday in Henderson.
Mr.. Horace Rowland came over
from Durham and spent Sunday at
home.
Mss Ellen Crudup, of Kittrell, has
been a guest Of Mrs. j, F. Harris this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Masse nburg left
yesterday to spend awhile at the wa
tering places around Norfolk.
Insurance Commissioner Young
came down from Raleigh Saturday
and spent Sunday at home.
Mrs. j. B. Owen returned yesterday
from Oxford where she has been visit
ing the family of her father Mr.. J. Nj.
Curtin.
Mrs. j. II. Bridgers has returned
from Buena Vista, Va, where she has
been visiting friends and relatives for
some time.
Mrs. Joe Harris has gone to Gafnev,
S. G. to stay awhile with her son, Mr..
O. B. Harris, proprietor of the leading
hotel there.
Mr.. J. Bailey Owen has returned
from a visit to Halifax county, Va.
where he spent some days with trends
| and relatives.
Mrs. Henry Perry and son Master
Leslie have returned from pleasant
soiourn at Blowing Rock where they
have been for several weeks.
MIR. NJ. l.. Herman takes the place
of Seaboard Air Line night operator
here succeeding Mr.. Joe Hayden, pro-
NOTED to day operator.
Miss Fannie Brodie has returned
from the Western part of the State
where she has been staying for some
time at Blowing Rock and elsewhere.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Thomas Rowland,
of Fort Valley, Ga, came last week
to spend some time with their pa
rents in Henderson and Creedmoor.
Mr.. Joe Clements, who has been
here visiting his parents and friends
! a short while, went to Ri chmond
| Monday to accept position with
railroad.
Master John Zollicoffer, who has
been visiting his cousins, Masters
Gus and Jerry Zollicoffer. in Hender-
son, returned to his home near Garys-
burg yesterday.
Mr.. Clarence kerner, one of the
popular drug clerks at Dorsey's drug
store, is off for short vacation visit
| ing friends and relatives at Kerners-
vile and elsewhere.
Capt. G. }. Smith has gone to Dur
ham to accept a position with tho
American Tobacco Company. No
| better man could have been selected
for the special work he assumes.
Miss Lemme Jordan came back
Monday night from South Boston,
Va. where she had been to visit Miss
Helen Richardson, being called home
on account of the sickness of her
| mother.
Andrew Newcomb now spends more
of his time at his place of business
Thomas & Newcomb's) than he did
| awhile back. That new ''boyn at his
house is not SO much of a novelty
| now-that's the reason.
Mrs. O. c. Crump and daughter,
Miss Zaidee. of Windsor, Va, are
visiting the family of Mr.. X. W. Cog
| hill in Henderson. AS former resi-
| dents here they have many friends
among our people Who will be glad to
| see them.
Mrs. Manning has been very sick
for week having been taken quite
suddenly "Wednesday afternoon. Her
condition was extremely critical at
one time but her symptoms are now
more favorable. She rested very well
| last night.
Mrs. Jennie Legerton, who with her
son and daughter Master Clarence
and Miss Fannie, have been visitin g
the family of her brother Mr.. George
l.. Adams in Henderson for a week or
more, returned to their home in
| Greensboro yesterday.
| Mr.. b. 5. ArOnsOn, who recently re-
turned to make Henderson his home
again, has been joined by Mrs. Aron-
son and little son Master Arthur
They are boarding temporarily at
Mrs. Miller's, until they can secure a
suitable place to keep house.
Mrs. f. G. Butler and daughter
Miss Rebecca left yesterday for Bat
| Cave, out thirteen miles from Hen
Jacksonville. to stay some weeks. 1t
is delightful country they will visit
with pure water, beautiful mountain
scenery and invigorating climate.
Mr. L. W. Barnes. the popular
clothing man, is back from New
York where he went to buy new fall
and winter stock. He took his little
daughter Lora Helen with him and no
small boy could have seen more of
the sights or enjoyed the trip better.
Rev. j. S. Williams has returned
from the Eastern part of the State
where he has been assisting in revival
meetings. This is the way minister
usually takes his vacation" 1t is
simply shifting Of the scenes-a
change of the field of labor-but not
much rest for these noble men.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Davis and Misses
Nirgie and Sue Robards, Nina Davis
and Lila Tucker returned home Sat
urday night from a ten days visit to
New York including trip to POUCH
keepsie up the famous Hudson river
by steamer returning by rail They
had delightful time and Lex was a
belle" for once in his life.
Capt. W. r. Horton, the clever man
behind the throttle of the yard engine
here, has returned from Baltimore
where he went last week to consult s
specialist about his arm upon which
an operation was performed severa
months ago. The muscle has never
filled out as it ought to and he wa
advised to 60 back to Johns Hopkins
to have it treated.