The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1900-09-06
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Mrs. Geo. A. Rose has gone to
Panacea Springs to stay awhile.
Nelson W. Willis, of the GOLD LEAF
force, spent Sunday in Durham.
Mrs. G. H. Fleming and daughter
are guests at Mr.. E. z. Nights this
week
Mrs. o. p Shell has returned from
a pleasant visit to Virginia Beach and
Baltimore.
Mrs. Swami has been quite sick
for several days but is somewhat bet
ter at this writing.
Mr.. James Davis came back from
Virginia Beach Monday enjoying a
few days stay at that delightful sea-
side resort.
Mrs. j. d. Rose has returned from
Washington City where she has been
for some weeks visiting her mother
Mrs. Lucy Young.
Messrs. Clarence Wyche and Will
liam Horner came up from Roanoke
Rapids Saturday night and spent Sun
day in Henderson.
Mr.. Theo. Stallings has returned
from a stay of several days in War
rem county spent with his son Mr..
Peter M. Stallings.
Miss Lillian Fountain, of Rocky
Mount, who has been visiting her
uncle, DR.. H. H. Bass, in Henderson,
returned to her home Monday.
Mrs. Manning, whose serious sick
ness was mentioned last week, is much
improved. She is now free of fever
and is getting along very nicely.
Capt. r. I. Cheatham, of the Sea-
board Air Line Railway, with head
quarters in Atlanta, was here for
short while shaking hands this week.
Capt. James B. Young, a former
Hendersonite, but now of Cleveland,
n. c., is the guest of his nephews
Messrs. j. M. and I. J. Young in Hen
derson.
Miss Mamie Moore and Masters
Perry and John Rose, who have re-
Gently got out from protracted spell
of fever, have gone to the country
for awhile to recuperate.
Capt. C. j. Smith and Lieutenant
A. S. Rem, who hold positions with
the American Tobacco Company at
Durham, came down Saturday night
and spent Sunday at home with their
families.
Mr.. Fred Mitchell, of New Bern, is
Henderson visitor the guest of his
sister Mrs. c. M. Cooper. Having
lived here at one time he has many
friends and acquaintance who are
glad to see him.
Mrs. w. E. Moss has returned from
Franklinton where she was called on
account of the sickness of her mother
who was visiting there. Mr.. Wester
has been sick also but both are now
getting on very we'll.
Mr.. Bassett Ingle, who has been
here visiting his father Rev. Julian
E. Ingle the past few weeks, left Mon
day for New York where his friends
are pleased to know he has been doing
well since quitting college.
Mr.. Penn Thomas, who has faith
fully served as one of the clerks in
the post Office, has resigned and re-
turned to his home in Henderson.
We regret to lose him as he is an ex-
ceedingly clever gentleman.-Ox
Public Ledger.
Mr.. w. S. Clary and family, return
ing home to Rocky Mount from the
Western part Of the State, stopped
over in Henderson Tuesday night
with Mrs. Lizzie Clary. AS former
citizens of Henderson they have
many friends here who were glad to
see them.
Mr., Frank Page, who will be the
superintendent of the new Harriet
cotton mill, spent a short while here
last week the guest Of his sister Mrs.
F. R. Harris. Mr.. Page is son OF
Rev. j. H. Page and like his beloved
and venerated father one has only to
know him to like him.
DR.. Hufham was called to Scotland
Neck last week to otficiate at the
funeral of Mrs. o. X. Taylor one OF
his former Pensioners. She was a
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and was lady of lovely character
and Christian graces greatly beloved
by wide circle of acquaintance.
DR.. John Hill Tucker is home on q
months leave of absence. DR.. Tucker
holds an important position in one Of
the leading hospitals in New York
city, position which was won on
merit and rendered him soon after
his graduation from the Virgins
University Medical College. His nu
merous friends are glad to see him
Capt. w. A. Weddin, of Graystone
passed through Saturday on his way
home from the Western part of the
State. He has been in the Balsan
| mountains and at Asheville the pas
two months for the benefit of hi
health. He was much benefited b,
the change having gained severa
pounds in weight and five times q
much in strength he said.
One fare for the round trip to tn
Annual Convention of the Nationa