The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-04-06

April showers seem to have given
wav To- snow storms and biting frosts.
Mrs. j. Il. Owen went to Durham
Yesterday to visit her sister Mrs. w.
&. Tyree.
Mrs Geo. h. Harris went last week
t. visit her daughters at West
minister, Md
Considerable Building will be done
thi, spring several new residences
being planned for,
Mrs J. +. Harris returned yester-
day from a ten days visit to friends
and relatives in Raleigh.
Miss Lizzie Lewis has returned
from Pitt county where she has been
staying the past few months.
Miss Charlotte Young, of lIender-
son, spent Easter with her friend
Miss Mamie Norris. in Raleigh.
Mis-, Pattic y. Lewis has returned
to Henderson after spending several
tt,- with friend, in Louisburg.
Tcct~ Bros show will be here
Aprit 18th. \ free balloon ascension
j. advertised a. one of the attractions.
The Board Of County Commissions
crS were in regular rcssion Monday.
the usual routine business being
transacted.
Mr. J. A. GiImer went to Wilson
Tur-lav to attend Albcmarle Pres
bytrrv i'll session in that delightful
ll1tlr city this week.
The indications are that fruit is
killed. That seems to be the opin-
ION Of the best Judges and those who
have made careful examination.
Brooks Parham has been in Rich
mpnd for several days to buy horses.
He brings some good stock to this
market when things 90 his way.
Mrs. X. g. Lewis, who spent the
winter here with her cousin Mrs. Dr..
W. J. judd. is now in Ralcigh on a
visit to her friend Mrs. Judge W. \.
IL. Smith.
While it is true that "a drop of ink
makes millions think" YOU needn't
he afraid Of getting drop too much.
Now is the time to advertise while
ink is cheap.
Its umbrellas and hosiery and
Floo KID gloves that Thomas n New
r'mh talk about this week. They
have Il nice line of these goods which
ut the price can't be beat. See them.
bat Parham has gone to New York
u consult 4 specialist about an cal
trouble partial deafness on one side
from which he is suffering. His
friends hope he may return entirely
Restored.
had their inning Sunday. But the
weather was Just fraction too cold
90 for the full display Of these thing:
up'u which the feminine heart had
.aii such store
Mrs James \. Robinson. the bril-
liant wife Of the brilliant editor of tn,
Durham NnH. spent Easter Will
friends in Louj>hurg. coming over OF
Capt Rruu'> train Saturday and re
turning Monday.
Mrs. Jennie Brodie and her son Mr.
James Br0die left Yesterday mornin!
for >uWauec. Tenn. where the latter
-,ar> to enter school. Mrs. Brodi,
"I- spend some time in Tennessee be
tore returning home.
See if Your name is among tho>
whose property is advertised to b.
80" for taxes. II so you'd bette
settle with sheriff Smith or town Ia,
collector Curriu. have your nam,
'Fopped and save your property,
D G. L.ughlin left Saturday TO
chicago with Mrs. Loughlin's ceie
DRAFTED trick horse. .Dandv" II
VIII return home after his wife ar
rivcS. she having followed on vester
day. Mrs. Loughlin has engage
with the Ringing Brothers show
opening IL, season in Chicago.
Perfection in footwear for men or VIC
men Will toe found a; Watkins. 4 larg
"'"tk and varied assortment to selec
rom, and prices not the least attractiv
feature about them.