The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-05-26

rach 1Ir Liquid one
Architect Hill {. Linthicum of Dur
ham. WAS n Henderson visitor Mon
day.
Nassr- Andrew and George Harris
Iarn home from Wake Forest College
for the summer.
Miss IIaigh and Miss Minerva Me
Neil of Fayetteville, are the guests of
Mrs l. ". Hughes.
Misses Elise and Eula Gregory are
at hom" after teaching in Chappellis,
5. e., th" past winter.
Miss Kouuip Dunkley returned last
4 week from Red Servings where she at
tended the Southern Presbyterian
4 college,
Mrs Manning returned Tuesday
from Rjchmand where she had been
for a week visiting relatives and
friends
Misses Bessie and Ruth Nester, of
4 EIberton, Ga, who have been visit
Ing their aunt, Mrs. W. +. Moss. for
the past two weeks, returned to their
home Tuesday.
Mrs. Walter Rowland gathered a
cabbage out Of her garden Monday
morning that weighed 81 pounds,
and tine question naturally arises
i who cam beat that?
Miss Lillian Goodrich is home
from Fremont where she has been
conducting the music department OF
the Fremont High School, to spend
ia" summer vacation.
pr u. b XDIlicOffer of Weldon, was
a passenger on the SOuthbOund train
Tuesday going to LOuisburg to at
tend meeting of the directors of the
Lonl>hurg Female College.
Miss Jennie Hardy who has been
visiting Miss Julia Rowland the past
three weeks, returned to her home i'll
Sumter, 5. e., Saturday, Miss Row
Iand accompanying her as far as
Selma.
Nr. t. J. Lewis went to Lewisburg,
West Va. last week to attend the
ireNbyteriln General Assembly as
IeeEnt" from the Henderson church.
tie expects to be home Friday or
Saturday.
William Manning and Charlie
H'aInhark who will graduate from
The y. y VI. College this year, spent
several days at home during the past
Week, between examinations and
commencement.
Miss Marie Manning is home for
IMeSummer vaCatiOnfrOm Onancock
va where she has been teaching
music. She has been reelected to the
same position for the next term and
VIII 20 back to the work and among
people She finds so cOngenial.
Me<>rs. r &. AIlsbrook, of Tarboro
AMI Il. \. 7. Cooley, of Nashville
were here this week shaking hand.
M"h III" people and looking after
.""'r interests politically. As oul
'e"''fS know both these gentlemen
are are. rahddates for solicitor of thi,
!"H'aL district, and the friends o
T,'o ar" hoping success may come
'IF. W. l.. Arlington, of Beaufort
r n:I LaNt week to spend some time
VT" llIS sister, Mrs. j. NJ. Burnett
t -" formerly lived in Henderson anC
I H many friends among our people
I i'9 was Tor long time register o
r.,r... ''r ms county and the love o
a'n.''N II not office holding still ha.
rn S'5''g mold upon him. Somewhat
a ru''"A IN health he is here to res
om ; '1ruperate his wonted strength
,n youthful vigor through tn,
w ,,.''8 81 our good climate and pur,
4r. ; F. Teiser of Baltimore. wa.
ra;r henderson visitor this week re
tr; "'I~ cordial greetings from hi
an5 5'4S- Formerly a resident her
snc I one OF the best known and mos
s'>-uI merchants, it has beer
Torl years since he left but he look
[ Ge.;. instead of older. In pros
Taiscs and taking life easily frient
iraf sgF seems to have found the yer
Of ~; 'ountain Of youth. The obiec
noso 'S VISIT at this time was to dis
iot NJ W his property, the Teiser stor
purc iir, ". W. Parker being tn