The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1911-04-06

Mrs. tllICOn ROD4ruS, OF OXIOFu,
came over to the openings last Thurs
day.
Mr.. {. NJ. Cooper, OF the Petersburg
Trunk Company, spent Sunday at
home.
Mrs II. H. Chevasse spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Phelps, of
Oxford
Mrs. Alice Harton, of Durham, is
with Mrs. C. ID. Harton, on Andrews
Avenue
Mrs. J. F. Taylor left last week for
a visit to Washington and "Wall-
den," Md.
Mr. W. A. Hunt, of the Citizens
Bank, went to Charlotte on business
this week.
Mr.. Harry Watkins has gone to
Tucson, Arizona, to spend a while re-
cuperating.
Mr.. Samuel Watkins, Jr., OF Apex,
was II visitor to his people here few
days ago.
Mrs c. ID. Harton returned Sunday
| from weeks visit to her daughter
at EPSON.
Mr.. Parker Edwards, of Cokesbury,
WAS in the city on business the first
| OF the week
Mr.. Spencer Tettemer, ofArkansas,
is in the city visiting his sister, Mrs.
J. A. O'Neil
Mr.. W. j. King went to Pelham
last Saturday to see his mother, who
Is right sick.
Mr.. Claude Hunter reached home
Monday from a successful trip COW
ering five weeks.
| Mr.. r. A. Bullock, of WILLIAMSBURG,
gave the Gold Leaf office a pleasant
call last Saturday.
Messrs. W. W. Green and r. B.
Parham, of Bobbitts, were in the
city last Saturday.
Messrs S. A. Greenway and [. r.
Hart, OF Dabney, were in Henderson
on business Tuesday.
Mesdames J. C. Kittrell, A. S. Pen
dleton and C. Fl. Turner, spent last
Thursday in Raleigh.
Mrs. a. S. Davis and Mrs. ?. Fl
Thomas returned Saturday from G
short stay in Raleigh.
| Mr.. W. C. Hight took his brother
Mr.. J. f. Hight, to the hospital at
Richmond last Sunday.
Mr.. Hamilton larry came mp from
Littleton to spend Sunday with hi.
sister, Mrs. W. t. Watkins.
| Mrs. S. J. Lane went to Raleigh
Monday in response to a Telegram
telling OF the death of her mother
Mrs. Alice Cheek came over Satur
day from Oxford to visit her sons
Messrs. A. j. and A. 81. Cheek.
Mr., Phil Aston, Of Warrenton, ar
rived in the city Sunday to take tn
position of clerk at Hotel Vance.
DR.. and Mrs. J. D. Whitaker, O
Raleigh, spent Monday night her
with DIR. and Mrs. A. s. Pendleton.
Mr.. Peter Faulkner, one of Vanc
cOunty's largest farmers, was in tn
: city on business the first of this week
Misses Eleanor and Belle Davis
Mary Butler and Lizzie larry re
turned to st. Mary's at Raleigh O
Monday.
Mrs. Chas. G. Elliott and Mis-
Belle Cooper, of Oxford, have bee
visiting Mrs. ID. Y. Cooper the pas
few days.
Mrs. F. c. Toepleman and Misse
, Ailene and Mildred Lewis went t
Washington Tuesday to spend Sc,
r eral days.
, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jenkins cam
e into town Saturday and will boar
with Mrs. }. II. Cheatham on Wi
liam street.
Mrs. Hannah Frush of Baltimor
who has been with Mrs. Edgeto
}. Sturgis the past week, left Monda
Il for Durham.
: Miss Margaret Stedman. one ,
i the Capital City's most attract,
young women, spent Sunday wit
Miss Olivia Lamb.
n Mr.. j. I. Satterwhite. one
!. Vance county's leading and bes
q known farmers, is right sick at h
home few miles from the city.
:. Mr.. Al Cooke is now in the hospit;
s at Baltimore for treatment, and la!
t report is to the effect that his cond
: ton is not very favorable.
It Miss Cassie Kelly, of Dabney, wi
e attends the Oxford Seminary, visi
), ed her sister, Mrs w. B. Shanks. Sc
s eral days the end of last week.
IGe Mr.. !. P. Zollicoffer spent Sunds
- here with his parents. He will coz
l, plete his literary course at the Or
u versity in June, and then read la,
Mr.. |. e. Rowland, who last We.
seemed to be improving, WAS SCI
uusly i'll Thursday night His co
" dition since, however, has been mo
favorable.
TT Prof ". g. Sneed, of the His
Point city schools, gave the Go
"a =. Leaf office a pleasant call Monda
rs He had been on visit to his peoE
es at Williamsboro.
> Miss Pauline Edwards went to r,
al eigh Friday to visit her aunt, Mi
Lois Edwards, and on Monday we
"a to 1oungsville to visit Miss Ma
OF Ellis, who is teaching there.
rs Mr.. A. A. Hardee, son of Mr.. ".
en- Hardee, has returned from the E
bic balmers school OF Raleigh, and {
at poets to go before the Board OF E
ef. balmers at High Point in May.
Rev. c. E. Newman spent Thursd
. night with relatives at Elon Cole,