The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1903-09-17
Letter From KittreII.

kITTRELL, N. c., Sept. 16, 1903
EDITOR GOLD LEAF:-Having been alb
sent from home most of the time for
some weeks past, your correspondent
has almost lost the thread of the dis
course as far as the Kittrell items are
concerned. There has been much coming
and going among our people but we will
not endeavor to pick up dropped stitches,
our concern just now being with the
more immediate present.
Mrs de Forest, assisted by her daugh-
ter, Miss Mabel, gave a pleasant little
dance few evenings since, compliment
ary to Miss Pela Williams, of Hamlet,
and Miss Ellenora Williams. of Oxford
Mrs. J. W. Moore and children re-
turned to Raeford last Tuesday after a
visit of several weeks to her father. Dr.
J. 2. Sugg.
Miss Lucy Capehart has returned to
Littleton to resume her duties at the
| parish school there, of which she has had
charge for several years.
Miss Louie Crudup, of Mississippi, is
! the guest of Misses Lizzie and Lucy Kit
| trell.
Mr.. r. NJ. Person and little daughter
Alice, returned last Wednesday from
Hickory, where they went to visit Mrs
\ j. ID. DedTu.
The stork visited the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Claiborne Alfred a few days age
and left there a baby girl.
Miss Nettie Allen returned to the State
Normal last Friday, stopping over il
Durham one night to see her sister, Miss
| Olive, who is teaching in the Durham
graded schools.
| Miss Kate Capehart left for Charlotte
few days since to resume her duties at
the Thompson Orphanage. Her sister
Miss Emily, who has been acting as hel
substitute, returned Friday.
| Mrs. J. B. Crudup, who has been il
| Chicago for several months visiting hel
brother, Mr. Rivers Mcneil, reached her,
last Friday. She stopped over in Raleigh
to spend a few days with her daughter
Mrs. j. R. Rogers.
Mrs. r. B. Raney, OF Raleigh, was her
last week for few days as the guest o
Mesdames c. w. Raney and |. T. Hunt
Messrs T. l.. and R. B. Williams are her,
to spend few days with their parents
Mr.. Tom Williams has with him as hi
guest Mr.. Allison, a representative of thu
Charlotte Observer.
Mr. B. G. Allen went to New York Sat
/ urday where he is a medical student a
Columbia.
We are panied to learn that Mr.. Juniu
Capehart, a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. L
Capehart, who is with some Western
railroad, was so unfortunate as to hav
his leg broken in two places in a wreck ;
few days ago His condition now il
such as to permit of his being brOugh
home, where we hope he will soon entire
lily recover.
Miss Josie Tucker returned to Louis
burg yesterday after a visit to her sister
Mrs. J. l.. Reid, who accompanied he
home.
Mrs T. H. Crudup and little son Joh1
Boddie, went to Everett's, Martin
county, yesterday to spend a month a
her fathers. Her sister, Miss Mittie Col
field, who has been visiting her, returned
with her Mrs Crudup expects to EMO.
the scuppernongs while there. Para
phrasing what some writer has said G
the strawberry, it seems appropriate a
this season to say, doubtless God coul'
have made better grape than the soup
pernong, but doubtless God never did.
We have a question to ask. If tw
pigs eat seventeen loaded shells, wha
will become of them? Mr.. r. M. Pei
sons two pigs this morning partook {
that number of those delicious mOrsels.