The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1902-08-07

kins. in Henderson.
Mrs. W. A. Farriss, of Wilmington,
came Saturday to visit her mother
and sisters for few days.
Miss Charlotte Young, Of Raleigh,
came Saturday to spend some time
with friends and relatives here.
Mr.. John D. Carbon came up from
Greenville Saturday and spent Sun
day in Henderson returning Mon
day.
Miss Marie Manning went to Raj
eigh Tuesday to spend some time
with Misses Annie and Fannie
Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will M. Adams. OF
Greensboro, came Saturday to spend
a week with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. l..
Adams.
Hon. J. R. Young, Insurance Com
missioner, came from Raleigh on bust
ness yesterday and spent last night
in town.
Mr.. P. c. Enniss, of Raleigh, was
here yesterday greeting his friends
and talking about blank books and
almanacs.
Mr.. John D. Cooper and family re-
turned last week from Lincoln Lithia
Springs where they have been stay
| ing for some time.
Mr.. Frank Woodlief has recovered
from his protracted sickness suffi-
GENTLY to go to his old home near
Bobbitts to recuperate.
Mr.. H. S. Leard, the popular and
| efficient travelling passenger agent OF
the Seaboard Air Line, was in town
for awhile last Thursday.
Mr.. w. H. Jenkins went to Green
vile last week where he will be en-
gagged this season as auctiOneer for
the Farmers Warehouse.
Mrs. Fannie Perry and family re-
turned Tuesday from their country
home, "Cascine, in Franklin county,
where they had been staying for some
weeks.
Misses Birdie, Willie and Rowena
Watson, and Mrs. r. P. Watson went
to Virginia Beach yesterday to enjoy
the cooling breezes and surf bathing
for awhile.
| DIR. F. A. Macon, of Henderson, ac-
companied by his two bright little
boys, Francis and Nathaniel, visited
relatives in town this week.-Warren-
ton Record.
| Capt. T. W. Whisnant was in town
Monday looking after the matter O
building the Seaboard's new passen
ger station, he being one of the con
tracing firm.
Mrs. r. B. Powell returned home
Monday night from the hospital IL
Norfolk where she had severe spe!
OF typhoid fever. She is yet veal
but is improving gradually.
? Mr.. J. E. Rodwell, the newly ap
pointed agent of the Seaboard Al
: Line at this place, succeeding MI
} Henry Macy, resigned, has arrived
and entered upon his duties.
Mrs. L. D. Stainback and son, Mas
:; ter Barnard. and Mrs. j. E. Young
u returned Friday from three weeks
stay at Lincolnton. Mr.. Stainbac
came home with them to spend fe'
days.
The Misses Pegram, of Middlebure
s and Miss Grace Harris, of Hende7
e son, three charming young ladies
n are ENJOYING a week with friends
s and around Warren Plalns.-Llttl
J. ton News Reporter.
O Mrs. J. L. Currin and Mrs. W. v
lie Morris left Saturday for Asheville an
IS Hot Springs to be gone for thr'
re weeks or a month. Returning the
d will stop awhile in Burlington al
Ill Durham to visit friends.
y Mr.. Frank Page was called
Is Rockingham last week by a telegra
y announcing the serious illness OF b
y. father, Rev. Jesse H. Page. At la
IN reports the condition of this vene
ee able and beloved man was somewh
ie improved.
10 10 Rev. James H. Henderlite left TUT
y. ~ day for Montreal, up near Ashevll
I" to spend some time in rest and II
reation. Owing to his absence the
~ will be no preaching in the Prest
~ terrain church on the next three ST.
tS days following.
Ia, Mr.. r. Y. Marlborough, of Lou
nix burg, was here Tuesday looking aft
the progress of the work on his fo1
store-room brick building on Mo-
pomery street. When the building
us completed the sidewalk will be paw
r. similar to Main street.
Capt. Thomas H. Tankersley, a
Mr.. Thomas II. Gibson, OF Ia
more, have returned home at
led spending a week here on visit
all Mr.. G, T. Tankersley. Both gen
ng men expressed themselves as mi
On, pleased with Henderson and Hend
er- son people.
fas Rev. A. R. Shaw passed thror
gro Tuesday ON his way from POI
gas mouth to ASHORE to join his fam
his who have been there for some til
The Mr.. Shaw is taking his usual sunni
sed vacation and will spend most OF
The time in Randolph and Moore co
JUS ties.
the Miss Zalie B. Henderson, the trs
cu, ed nurse. who was called to Rale
lau some weeks ago to nurse pati'
has returned to Henderson. RI
Raleigh she went to Chapel Hill 1
III has received several calls to OF
lul- places in the mean time. Miss t
'ase derson's friends are pleased to
his that her skill and accomplishing
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ture