The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-07-14

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this office.
Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Purham are at
Norrhrad City.
Jpfiries couldn't "cOme back but
the bill collector and the slick nickel
do
Mrs. d. H. Mangum and little son,
Frederick, are visiting relatives in
Raleigh.
Miss Helen Forbes of GreenviIlp, ia
visiting Miss Marie Manning in Hen
drr-Ou.
Mrs. A. j. Harris and three chill
drpu haze gone to Panncea Springs
for several weeks.
Mr.. Gilmer Dale Of Yadkin College,
is visiting his aunt, Mrs. r. r. Satter-
white, in Henderson.
Mrs. J. l.. II. Missillier has been
spending several days in and around
Norfolk the past week.
Mildred and Jessie Wester return
eel yesterday from a visit to Louis
burg and Franklinton.
Mrs. {. A. Wyche of Rosemary,
came Tuesday to spend few days
with her mother, Mrs. Manning.
Mrs X. II. Horne of Greenville, is
visiting the family of her brother,
Rev j. T. B. Hoover, in Henderson.
Mr.. 4. {. ZolIicoffer has gone to
Charlotte to attend the State Demo-
cratic convention which meets to-
day.
Little Misses Laura and Elizabeth
Thomas are visiting at Mr. John
Bullock's in Warren county for a
week
Misses Mamie and Lucy White OF
Enterprise have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs Wallace White in Henderson
this week.
Mrs \. D. Wells, little daughter,
gladys and infant son, left last week
for Princeton, her old home, to spend
month or six weeks.
Miss Marie Manning returned home
last week from Greenville and Tar
boro where she had been visiting
friends and relatives.
Several cotton blooms were report
ed last week. Warren Perry, colored
who farms near town, reported the
first one, on the Sth.
COL Henry Perry is having a small
building erected on his lot opposite
the court house for use AS an office by
his son, Mr.. Leslie Perry.
Mrs. \. H. HOuff has returned from
NtauutOn, Va, her old home, where
She has been for several weeks visit
lng relatives and friends.
Mrs j. A. Mcclure, children anC
nurse left last week for Mrs McClure's
Old home near StauntOn, Va, where
They will spend month or two.
Mrs. Edward Hines and Mrs. W. T
Estes have gone to the country tC
spend Il week with their parents. Mr.
aud Mrs. K. b. Henderson, at "Katy
did
Mrs ISABELLA Belts went to vii
mngton this week to visit her daugh
ter, Mrs. Lucy Farriss. and viii
spend some time at Wrightsvill
Beach.
Mrs. 4. II. Taft and two littl
u'H-hterS Adelaide and Frances, O
Nr"rayille. are visiting Mrs. Taft
par,.ts, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. B. Hoo
W..
Mrs Len Henderson of Newpor
News, Va, came last week to spent
awhile with Mrs. Edward Hines, an(
Mr. and Mrs. r. B. Henderson, in tn
country.
Miss Christine Davis, daughter G
Mt and Mrs. Henry A. Davis, has re
Inr"ed home from n pleasant visit t,
7" her cousin, Mrs. r. l. Seymour, a
hroadnax, Va.
Intelligence reaches us of the SAT
ARRIVAL at Bremen of the steamshi
Nh|n, on which William Manning
was a passenger, on his way t
A"rAu, Switzerland.
Misses Annie and Fannie Young {
'NtIrlgh, have been guests at th
homes of Mrs. W. 4. Hunt, Mis-
Julia Cooper, Miss Genevieve Coope
ana Miss Mary Perry.
Hot is no name for the state {
,le weather we have been hayiu
attIy. But it makes thecrops grow
ana wIthgood crops times will be be
Ter next fall and winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Wester an
the little boys returned Monde
morning from Norfolk where tho
had been spending several DAYS +
the seaside resorts adjacent theret,
Mr.. James Jones who has been he
VISITING his parents, Col. and Mrs. +,
L. Jones, for two weeks, left Tuesds
!of Atlanta, where he has a positic
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