The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1903-08-20

John b. w A kINS.
Miss Olivia Lamb is visiting friends
in LittletOn this week.
Mrs. G. ID. Holland and children are
visiting her parents i'll Raleigh.
Mrs 4. NJ. Scales, of Greensboro,
will come Friday to visit relatives
here.
Mr.. W. X. McNair, of Raleigh, is
here visiting his parents for a few
days.
DR.. Huffman left Friday for War
saw after spending several days at
home.
Miss Mary Letchford, OF Raleigh, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. T. \. Macon,
in Henderson.
Miss Rebecca Butler returned home
Tuesday from Littleton. where she
has been visiting.
Miss Ella Barber, of Raleigh, re-
turned home recently from a visit to
Mrs. c. ID. Holland.
Telephone subscribers are requested
to add No. 112, Mr. |. {. Rowland's
residence, to their list.
Mrs. y. j. Lenoir and her daugh-
ter, Miss Ethel, OF Savannah, Ga,
are visiting Mrs. W. r. Horton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Henderson,
of Newport News, Va, have returned
home after visiting relatives here.
Mrs. james r. Rankin and children
went to Greensboro last week, expect
ing to he away about four weeks.
Rev. J. ID. Bundy conducted the
at the Presbyterian church Sunday
night.
Mrs O. G. Crump and Mrs. Il. F.
Ashburn, of Suffolk, Va. came Satur
day to visit their sister, Mrs. X. W.
Coghll.
Mr. Hamilton Thomas, of Cumber
land, Md, is here on visit to his
brothers. Messrs. John and Phil
Thomas.
Mr. John j. Long, of the American
Tobacco Company, DanviIie, Va,
came Tuesday to spend few days
WIFI TeldtiNeS mere.
Miss Isabelle Gary left Tuesday for
Asheville and will see how her father,
Col. Gary, is enjoying camp life wit h
the First Regiment.
Mrs r. j. Wyche returned home to
South Boston, Va, Tuesday after Il
visit to her nephew, Mr.. }. f. Nc
Craw, in Henderson.
Mr.. J. {. Kittrel and family re-
turned last week from kittrell and
Louisburg whore they have been visit
ING for some weeks.
Miss Charlotte Britt, of Oxford,
has been visiting her cousins, Misses
Ethel and Laurinc Dorsey, in Hen
dersOn the past week.
Col. Francis A. Macon. Quarter
master General, left Tuesday after
noon for ASheville to attend the en-
campment of the First Regiment.
Mai p. 7. Jones left on the after
noon train Tuesday for Asheville and
will look in on the soldier boys of the
First Regiment encamped there.
Rev j. l.. Williams has returned
from his summer vacation spent in
the mountains at Montreal, and
occupied his pulpit Sunday morning
Mrs. f. d. Mitchell. with her daugh
tiers. Misses Essie and Alma, left last
week to visit in Virginia and will per
haps take in the Beach before theil
return.
Mrs. Fannie Perry and family re
turned last week from ''Cascine,
their country home i'll Franklin
where they have been staying fol
two months.
Mrs. 5. =. Allen offers a three-rOom
cottage residence on Playground
street for sale or rent Good garden
and we'll ofwater on the place Term:
reasonable.
Messrs. Phil Thomas and Jane
Ii. Brodie went to Blackstone, Va.
yesterday to attend the marriage q
Mr. l.. NJ. Bullock, of Nutbush. an,
Miss Lillian Gray Bagley.
Mr. d. H. Mangum returned Tues
day from Scotland Neck where h
taking his little son, Master Thad
with him to stay IL couple of weeks.
Rev. J. f. Ingle and Mrs. Ingle lef
Tuesday for Western North Carolin
to be away about three weeks. The
will spend the time at Henderson
vile, Blowing Rock and other place.
Mrs F. r. Harris left Tuesday fo
New York. DR. Harris, who had bee
to the Beach for a few days. ioine
herin Norfolk and they went togethe
taking passage on the Old Dominic
Line.
b. s. AronSon has Just received hi
fall styles of the Aronson Shoe A
styles in Wei, box calf, calf skin an
elk skin. Perfect fitting, comfortab
wearing, long lasting. See advertis
ment and then go and examine NJ
Aronson's stock.
Mr. c. d. Holland, the furnitul
man at Watkins, says he now has
better stock and in better shape fC
business than he has ever had. L
wants people who want furniture t
call and see him and let him sho
them his line of goods.
The Barnum & Bailey create:
show on earth is heading this wa,
Norfolk and Charlotte are the neare:
points it will come to striking He
dersOn, as far as We have vet seen
announced. And that will be lit
consolation to the show-loving pa
of our population.
Your last chance to go to Norfolk al
return for only 80. % will be on the gre
Seaboard Air Line Excursion Wednesda
Sept. 2nd. Train leaves Henderson II ::