The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-06-14

Meets fIISt Tuesdays in each month at
40 H. m, and third Tuesday nights at
80. Ii"uviS Hall.
Henderson Chapter, S:Oyai Arch
rEa>Ou.,
Meets the second and fourth Tuesdays i'll
each month, at 10 a. III.
Mrs. Rosa F.. Harrell advertises for
sale a splendid iron safe at Il bargain.
Soon the hum Of the threshing ma
chine will be heard in the land.
Miss Ella Bell Boyd left last week
to visit friends and relatives i'll States
Vile.
Miss Minnie Dunn, of Scotland Neck,
j. visiting Miss Annie Manning in
Henderson.
Some Office seekers have realized
that with them) public office is an in
ternal bust
Cotton has suffered on account Of
the cool nights that have prevailed so
far this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Rowland and
Miss Kate Malone left Tuesday for
Hampton Roads, Va.
I. w. Dewey, of Dabney, Vance
county, has been appointed Il notary
public by Gov. Carr.
ID. Boyd kimball gives notice of
having qualified as administrator of ID.
r. Kimball, deceased.
Mrs. Rosa +. Iarrell and faulty
leave tomorrow for Morehead City
where they will spend some time.
If you want a mower or threshing
machine, or an engine to run same
with, call on j. \. Fleming. Middle
burg, y. {.
DR.. w. = Black, Presiding Elder of
this district, preached morning and
night in the Methodist Episcopal church
here Sunday.
Miss Mamie Watson, of Warren
county, after spending several days
with friends in Henderson, returned
home Saturday.
Mrs. J. \. Kelly left Saturday to
spend some time with her fathers
family i'll Camden county, accompanied
by her two little children.
Chldren's day services will be held
at the Methodist Protestant church
next Sunday, June 18th, at O'Clock
p. III. Everybody invited.
1t is said 50 disguised have some
people become with their representa-
4ives (?) at Washington, that they will
not even wear Congress gators.
Rev. J. f. Thacker, of Oxford, will
preach here at 1870 O'Clock Sunday
afternoon. DR.. Morton being absent
there will be no morning or night
service
1t is said of a certain well known
citizen that he is such pronounced
free silver man when he goes fishing
he throws back all he catches save
silver perch.
Mrs. III. Il. Watkins returned Satur-
day after Il pleasant stay, of several
weeks at her fathers in Moore county,
whcreat our friend wears more cheer,
iul cOuntenance now
Four of our wheelmen increased the
town treasury fund few days ago by
paying a handsome little sum for the
privilege of riding on the side walk in
the lower part of town.
Prot. Gilmer's school having CLOSED
he and Mrs. Gilmer left Tuesday tC
spend the vacation in the Western
part of the State. They will stay
awhile in Greensboro and then 90 &c
MorgantOn their old home.
The wheat crop i'll this section i:
rather poor, the stand thin and the
plant small. As a general thing, how.
ever, the heads are large and full, fol
the size of the stalk. and the yield vii
no doubt be better than appearances
indicate.
Mr.. Donald Mitchell, an old Gran
willie boy, but at present Il promnen
banker and successful business man O
Montana. where lie has been living tol
several years, spent short while IL
Henderson last week, the guest of hi
uncle Mr.. Melville Dorsey.
1t is very important that young mei
aud Young women. too, keep posted OF
passing events. This is hurrying ag
and it is an imperative duty o. tn
times that we post ourselves on passin:
events. There is no better and cheape
medium than the local paper. -Scotlan'
Neck Democrat.
Messrs. J. T. Lambert and j.
Williams. the popular managers
Dawes Place. treated their friends
Tuesday to some of their famous turtle
soup for the second time this season
The turtle was large one and furnished
many gallons of the palatable stew. l.
was very fine, and came ur 10 George
iAttIeiohn's . Standard