The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1896-04-30


was here Monday.
Keep up with local and State politics
4 " reading the GOLD LEAF.
Mrs. II. J. IIartmaier left Tuesday
L. visit her daughter Mrs. G.. f. Moore
d. Greensboro.
8 Mr. r. Il. Satterwhite is visiting
Relatives and friends at Yadkin Col
and will be away a month or so,
The Stainback Company have
hange in their advertisement this week.
Sltead it and see what they have to say.
: If YOU would keep up with the pro-
essiOn, pay close attention to the
4iOI.D LEAFS advertising columns.
Use whitewash freely about your
premises. There is no better disinfec-
z,ant. Aud it's cheap as well as helpful
to the looks of things.
An advertisement in the GOLD LEAF
j, one of the best paying investments
YOU can make. The returns always
greatly exceed the expenditur es.
Mr.. John Garlick, brother of Mr.. Will
IGarlck, of Henderson, takes the po-
siti0n of yard master in the service Of
the Seaboard Air Line at this place.
Hon. Thos. J. Jarvis will deliver
the address at the~senth annual COM
mencement Of burlington ms titute, at
Nmlthfeld, on June 3rd.
The weather is pretty warm these
z,lnys, but its heat is not Il marker as
compared with the temperature Of the
campaign speaker who will come
along little later.
Rev. J. III. Page, of Aberdeen, has
been visiting his daughter Mrs. DR.. F.
K. Harris i'll Henderson the past week.
His friends here were pleased to see
him looking so well.
Mr.. II. Gid Nicholson sends us an
invitation to be present at the annual
commencement of the University Col
lcge eff Medicine, Richmond, Va, We'd
nesday evening, April Goth.
Show appreciation of the effort. of
home merchants to supply home needs
by giving them your patronage. Con-
suit advertising columns Of the GOLD
LEAF and YOU will know where to
trade 10 best advantage.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Asa Farrar, of Vir-
glnla, former residents of Henderson,
are visiting relatives i'll our town,
Mrs. Farrar being called here on ac-
count of the se"ere sickness Of her
brother Mr.. Yves Young.
Our merchants generally report bus
mess unusually good this spring. We
are glad this is 50. 1t indicates that
the people who trade here are in fairly
easy condition financially, that they
have money and are able to spend it.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs Randall
Pope, of Madison, Fla, sympathige
with them, as also the grand parents
Mr.. and Mrs. {. McNair, of Henderson,
= the recent death of their infant
laughter, an account of which is
printed in another column.
In response to telegram anuounc-
M his appointment to a position in
the city hospital of Boston, Mass. Mr..
nephew of DR.. w. J. Judd, of Hender-
son, passed through sunday on his way
la enter upon his duties. Mr.. Judd
Completed his second course in Balti-
more Medical College few weeks
Since and will take his third next win
ter.
Rev. Il. W. Hines, of Parmelee, was
married at 7:l5 O'Clock Wednesday
morning 10 Miss Fannie Frazier
i-oma>. of Washington. n. c. The
ceremony was performed in the Pres
ayte!.an church by Rev. DR.. Payne.
MI. ami Mrs. Hines passed through
henderson yesterday on their way to
SloTall to visit the mother of Mr..
Hines. The groom, who is brother
.. MI Edward Hines, teller of the
Stulens Bank, is we'll known in Hen
"eE>0n, having lived here at one time.
Accepting an invitatian from Mr.. J.
d. Loushlin to drive through the coun-
Try with him to Oxford, we spent a
.C" hours very pleasantly in that town
tuesday,. We found friend Britt, of
l"o f"ttte Ledger, aud the office force
,pUSy at work and in good spirits, and
nt , The pleasure of seeing and talking
WIN a number of other friends. Court
was IN session, Judge Coble presiding,
'"t The attendance was small. Farm
are busy with their farm opera
'Ions and have neither the time nor
,n'Anatlon to attend court unless bust
'''>s 'ompels them to do so.