The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-02-07

The early advertising bird catches
the trade worm.
Mrs j. Y. Lands ha, been quite
sick for some days.
You put an advertisement in the
GOLD LEAF, the paper does the rest.
Mr. Garland Daniel, of Greens boro,
visited his ather, Mr.. John w. Daniel,
here during the past week.
The Christian Endeavor Society
will meet in the Methodist Protestant
church at $50 p. IN, next Sunday.
Hon. VIM B. Daniel, Vance's rep
resentative in the lower house OF the
Legislature, came from Raleigh Satur-
day and spent Sunday at home.
Friends OF Mrs w. A. Hunt. whose
illness has been noted in these col
umns from time to time, learn with
regret that she continues very sick.
The Cosmos Club will meet with
Mrs. sydney PERI Cooper next Thurs
dav evening. Feb. 18th, Valentines
Day) instead of the 10Th, as previously
announced.
Mrs. Maggie Barnard, whose sick
ness has been mentioned heretofore,
is reported worse at this writing.
Her condition is very critical and her
suffering more intense.
Telephone subscribers will please
add the following to their lists:
Barnes Clothing Store, 1865; Thomas
IL NewcOmb's store, 1853; Miss Rosa
Thomas millinery, 1873
DR. IIufham was called to Scotland
Neck Saturday on account OF the crit
zeal sickness Of Capt. Kitchin, reach
ing the bedside of che sick man only
a few hours before he died.
The revival meeting at the Presby-
terrain church continues to grow in in
terest and attracts good congrega-
tons Services at 1920 in the morn
ing and 7:l5 in the evening.
Next Sunday morning in ths Metho-
dist Protestant church the text will
be Rev 3:S, (.'The Open Door".) No
preaching at night on account OF ser
vices in the Presbyterian church.
Messrs. l.. ID. Stainback. w. O..
Shannon. c. NJ. Cooper, w. f. Griffin
and r. l.. Green. popular and success
full ''knights Of the grip" came in
Saturday to spend Sunday at home.
Mrs. A. ID. Morehouse and two chill
dren, of Bridgeport, Conn, who came
South on account of the miider
climate, left Yesterday for their home
after stay Of two months in Hender-
son
Thomas & Newcomb direct atten-
ton to a big line of remnants in Ham
burgs. At 5 and 10 cents, they are at
tractive in price as they are in pat
term See them before they are all
gone.
The painting fever has become
somewhat epidemic in town Many
OF the business places and private
residences are being beautitied and
improved by the artistic touches OF
the painters brush.
Remember the Calendar Entertain
ment to be given by the Whatsoever
Circle of the Kings Daughters in the
vacant store room in the Young x
Tucker building next Wednesday
evening. Feb. 18th. You will enjoy it
if YOU 90 besides aiding these good
ladies in a worthy cause.
Saturday, Feb. 2nd, was ground
hog day. 1t was also the thirteenth
anniversary OF our marriage. My,
how time passes Presently well be
classed among the - old married
folks" But W. see no occasion for
being old simply because we are not
As Young as we used 10 be.
The County Commissioner. met in
regular monthly session Monday
trausacting the usual routine bust
ness. The only thing of special i'm
portance outside the regular order Of
business was the drawing Of the Jury
for February term of court. The jury
list is published elsewhere.
A. Nicholas. the baker and confec-
TONER. ha, moved to the store room
lately vacated by Clark Il Co. on
Montgomery street. where he will be
glad to see his customers and friends
in future. Everything in the line OF
fresh candies, cakes, pies, breads,
foreign and domestic fruits, &c.
The men with the bear. or the bear
with the men, as YOU like, struck
town Saturday. They didn't tarry
long though. Arch Lewis beat them
at their own game singing the ''bear
song" whereat they became disguised
and left evidently thinking they had
met with rival and that the town
had been sufficiently worked"
Mr.. Claude Hunter, who is travel
ing West Virginia for the Seward
Trunk and Bag Co., Petersburg, Va,
is meeting with good success. Mr..
Hunter ha. the requisites OF sue
cessful travelling salesman and he is
demonstrating it by his work. In the
goods represented he has a good thing
to begin with and he is doing the rest
Mr. Tom Garland, of Huntington,
W. Va. spent a short while in Hen
derson during the past week as the
guest OF Mr. John W Daniel, his
brother-in-law. They had not seen
each other in IS wears and the time
spent together recalled many pleasant
incidents OF bygone DAYS Mr.. Garland
is a prominent and we'll to do mer-
chant of his town.
Mr.. II. c. Linthicum returned Satur-
day night from Asheville where he
had been to place his daughter, Miss
Susie, at the Normal and Industrial
Institute. Although but 16 years old
she entered the junior class. fact
winch is creditable alike to the young
lady herself and to the thorough and
careful training received from Mrs.
Norwood by whom she was taught.
beautiful line of silks. satins vorsteds.