The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-08-04
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Miss Fannie Freeman, of Wilson, il
visiting Misses Matte and Lillian
| Dean.
Mrs. g. H. Veal went to Durham
Saturday to visit her parents and
will be away two weeks.
Miss Ruth Hunt has returned from
a pleasant trip to Norfolk, Virginia
Beach and Ocean View.
Mrs. J. R. Tompkins, OF Edgefeld,
S. C., is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George B. Harris.
Mr. and Mrs W. H. Russell, of New
York, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
| George b. Harris, relatives of theirs.
Mr. c. W. Finch went to Norfolk
Tuesday to take in the horse show
and the neighboring seaside resorts.
Mr.. Sid Chavasse spent Sunday at
| Virginia Beach, going down Satur-
| day morning and returning Monday
night.
Mr.. J. 0. Beckham is recovering
! from his sickness. He is free of fever
and time will bring him around all
! right again.
Mr.. G. NJ Savage, machinist at the
| Henderson Cotton Mills, went to his
old home near Enfield Monday for a
weeks stay
Misses Jessie and Lula Page came
home Tuesday from Raleigh, where
they have been attending the a. & NJ.
| Summer School
| Mrs. r. J. Jones and little daugh-
ter, OF Richmond, are visiting the
family of Mayor r. j. Switzerland,
| bro Their of Mrs. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Written and
son, Sam, returned home Monday
from Roanoke, Va, where they have
| been for several weeks.
Miss Agnes Gray Carter, of Win
ton, returned home Tuesday after Il
visit of two weeks to the family of her
cousin, Mr.. ". Il. Carter
Mr.. T. H. Tankersley, OF Baltimore,
is here on visit to mis- son, Mr. c. +.
Tankersley, and will probably spend
| several weeks in Henderson,
Mrs. J. H. Henderlite, child and
nurse, returned last week from Nor
folk, where they had been for a month
with Mrs. Henderlite's mother, Mrs.
Grow.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Beacon
went to Norfolk Tuesday to attend
the horse show and spend awhile at
Virginia Beach, Ocean View and Old
| Point.
Misses Carrie and Maudie Gilmore
returned Monday from Southport,
where they had been visiting relatives.
Capt. Gilmore went and came back
with them.
Mrs. S. X. Rowland returned last
week from a pleasant visit Of several
weeks to New Haven, Conn, as the
guest OF her brother, Mr. John B.
| Watkins, Jr
Misses Eta Halstead and Lei Hor.
her returned Tuesday from Elizabeth
City, after spending several weeks
there and at the watering places
around Norfolk.
Mr.. J. Hill Parham returned home
Tuesday from Lake Toxaway, in the
Sapphire country, where he has beer
with his family. Mrs. Parham viii
be away awhile longer.
Mrs. Maggie E. Lyme and daughter
Miss Georgia, Of Richmond, are Wis
iting relatives in Henderson. Mrs
Lyme is a daughter of the late DR.
Willis Lewis, OF Henderson.
Mr.. George A. Rose returned Tues
day from Buffalo Springs, where he
had been recuperating. He was mucl
benefited, as all are after drinking the
waters at that famous resort.
Miss Elise NJ Gregory was regis
tered at the North Carolina exhibit
at the st. Louis Exposition last week
She went with a party OF friends from
the Eastern part OF the State.
Mr.. S. S. Parham returned las1
week from Philadelphia, where he ha!
been undergoing treatment in a hos
pital. He is much improved anC
hopes soon to be himself again.
Messrs. T. l.. Gooch, I. NJ. Green
George Ayscue, Dave Weldon and W
b. Daniel. of the Epson neighbor
hood, went to Raleigh Monday tt
attend the farmers convention.
Mrs. J. H. Page, Miss Annie Page
and little Miss Helen Harris, have re
turned from Brinkleyville, where the,
went to visit friends and relatives il
the neighborhood of Mrs Pages oil,
home.
Mrs. J. b. Clements and Mrs. O.
} Falkner and little daughter returne'
last week from Cincinnati. where the.
had been for two weeks visiting Mrs
II. c. Cox formerly Miss Elinor
Clements
The condition of Rev. R. D. DAME
who is sick with fever. is somewha
improved. He is much PROSTATE
since the fever was broken but alto
gether he is doing as we'll as could b
expected.
Mr.. John Whitfield. of Manchester
Va, spent a few days here this weel
= He is Il cousin of Mrs. T. II. Chayass,
y. and grandson of our venerable an
5 beloved friend. Mr.. W. I. Whitfield
j OF Weldon
Col. Francis A. Macon, Quartz
r master General, has been notified b
the War Department that $4,000
l. has been placed to his credit as di
r bursting officer of the North CAROLYN
National Guard.
Miss Leah Perry has returned fro
South Carolina. where she had bee
visiting Mrs. j. r. Tompkins, OF Edg
> field. and joined her mothers fami
, at their country home. ''Cascine."