The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-07-28

families or parties. Mrs. j. w. Johnson,
Pr0prietress, Box Ia.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Harris
have gone to HendersOnville to stay
awhile
Mr. Spot BurwelI has gone to
I.aurens, s. e., to buy tobacco this
season
Mr.. aud Mrs. G.. A. Lewis left yes
trrday for IIendersOnville to stay
some time.
Miss Bessie Hines has returned
from visit to Greensboro, Danville
and Rriisville.
Mr.. Andrew j. Harris spent several
days ut Panacea Springs last week
with his family.
Mr.. j b. owen came home Tuesday
from panacea Springs where he had
b""u for IA week.
Nr. and Mrs. X. B. Powell, children
aud nurse returned yesterday from
Pauacea Springs.
Miss Helen Forbes returned home
to Grpenville Tuesday after visit to
Miss Marie Manning.
Mrs. Andrew Harris and children
have returned from Panacea Springs,
where hey have been for some time.
Misses Bette C. Jones, Elizabeth
Corbitt and Annie Switzerland have
gone to Portsmouth to stay awhile.
Mr. Gus XolIicoffer went up to
Hickory last week to accompany
Mrs /olIicOfier and Master John Hill
Hard home
Mrs j. A. Kelly returned home
Tuesday accompanied by her daugh-
ter. Mrs. j. +. C.. Bell, and Miss
Annie Stevenson, of ShawborO.
Misses Annie and Fannie Young
have returned home to Raleigh after
spending several weeks visiting rela-
tvrs and friends in Henderson.
Mr. Edward Hines is again at his
post rs teller of the Citizens Bank,
having returned last week from ten
days vacation spent at Greensboro.
Mrs j. l.. II. Missillier has returned
from pleasure vacation of two or
three weeks spent with relatives in
and around Portsmouth and Nor
folk.
Friends Of little Miss Geneva
l'arnes, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L..
W. Barnes, will be glad to hear she
Is able to be up and out on the porch
again
Mrs Manning returned yesterday
from Panacea Springs greatly i'm
proved III health and strength-a
good advertisement for Panacea
water even if she did not talk it.
Dr. and Mrs. F. R. Harris, Misses
Jessie and Helen Harris, Master
Fa-e Harris and Miss Isabel Perry
returned Tuesday from a stay o.
several days at Ocean View.
Misses Marie Manning, Genevieve
cooper, Messers. Jim Brodie, Frank
Harris and Tom Bullock went over
To- i.oulsburg Tuesday afternoon, il
Mr Brodle,s car, to take supper will
Miss Helen Crewshaw.
Mrs. 4. NJ. Scales and nieces, Misse:
frances and Katherine Wyllie, o
imnauvllIe, Va, are visiting Mrs. Johr
lAomas and Mrs. Ed Hines this
Week. Next week they will spend on
at hatydid" with Mr.. and Mrs. R
Il. henderson.
/. I. Hicks, commissioner, adver
,'N"' to sell lot of land so by ISL
It'l III the town of Middleburg a
,N"dt auction at the court hous
I',T IN Henderson, on Monday, Sept
- i'IO. See notice elsewhere in thi
paper for further information.
Mr. Charles G. Rowland, wife an,
sons, Earl and George, OF Sumter, S
Pc are visiting relatives in Hender
son. Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Rowlan
anu Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Clack. The
VIII also visit Mr.. and Mrs. Olive
Rowland at their home in Ware
county before returning.
Mr.. R. J. Switzerland has Jus
harvested a crop of oats which
'phsIdered a good yield hereabout
'h II acres of land he made 40
bushels. Virginia gray oats were tt
larlety planted. Who can beat thi,
let us hear from others as to the
yield of oats, wheat, clover. potatot
and other crops.