The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-12-05
John B. WATKINS.

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Mrs. l.. ID. Stainback visited friends
in Frankinton this week.
More and more the shops begin to
assume a Christmas like appearance. |
Miss Matte Clements returned last |
week from pleasant visit to Green's
boro-
Misses Daisy and Marie Williams,
Of LttIeton, spent few days in Hen
dpr>0u this week as guests of Mrs. j.
T. pcarce.
Low rate return tickets are now on
sale to Charleston, account of the
South Carolina Interstate and West
Indian Exposition.
Mr.. Il. H. Burroughs left Saturday
for SAVANNAH, Ga, and after staying
awhile there she will 60 to Florida
expecting to be away some time.
Mrs. Leila Newcomb Riggsby and
infant daughter returned to Durham
Saturday after ten days visit to the
family Of Mr. Andrew 2. Newcomb,
her brother.
Consult the advertising columns Of
the COLD LEAF and see who has made
pr,yi,ion for YOUR wants whether 1t
b. Of holiday goods or articles Of
every day use and consumption.
Mrs. Walter b. Burwell left Tuesday
to visit relatives in Memphis, Tenn.
MIR. Burwell will join her about
Christmas, and on their return they
Will visit the Charleston Exposition.
Rev. John +. Wool, of Oxford, will
preach in the Presbyterian church
here sunday. Mr.. Wool is good
speaker and young gentleman OF
engaging manner and agreeable per-
sOnaIIty.
H. Nutrizio is going to quit busl-
ness in Henderson and go elsewhere
To close out he will offer astonishing
bargains i'll shOes-mens, women 5
and children's-fro now until the
first Of January.
All aboard for Barnes Big Furniture
House His train. Old Santa Claus
Express. has just arrived with car
loads OF furniture and novelties SUIT
able for holiday gifts. bargain IN
every article offered.
Hon. Jas X. Young was here for
short while Monday. He informed
us his little daughter Annie who has
been sick with scarlet fever is about
well again. Mr.. Young returned tt
Raleigh on the evening train.
The advance in cotton this week as
aresut of the Governments repor
Indicating short crops, 6O9'E
bales livened up things somewhat
Those who had sold wished the,
hadn't aud those who held were con
graduating themselves.
The man who cannot buy hors
these DAYS certainly cannot charge
to 4 lack of opportunity. There ar
plenty for sale with some variety II
quality but very little as to cond'
ton. Mostly mortgage stock take
in for debt and offered at public aut
ton.
Rev. Nj. IL. futile preached hi
farewell sermon (the last OF the Cor
ference vear) at the Methodist Epl:
copal church Sunday night. III
marks the close of his second year
Henderson. MIR. futile left Monds
to attend the annual conference OF n
church at Fayetteville.
Mr. Henry Buchan has returne
from Ecuador where he has bee
with a large railroad contracting cor
! pany since the first of the year. u
not ike the country and threw up h
iob. lie landed in New York No
10Th, having been p days on Il
voyage and is now in Canada.
Prof. Alderman is lamenting Il
loss of his cane. 1t was one he prlz
8 very highly having had it upwards
q - years 1t is a hickory stick WI
crooked handle and has his initla
81 j. f. A" cut on the end. Prooao
left it somewhere about town al
g will thank finder for returning sar
10 him.
S. Look out next week for the hold
announcements of Henderson's les
ing business houses. AS has be
its custom for several gears the 20
LEAF will present them in attract'
S. form and it asks in advance care
81 reading of the cards and a hoe
patronage of these progressive, up
81 dale dealers
J. II. Bridgers. secretary, q
notice of a called meeting OF the II
81 der>gn Telephone Company to
held at the Office of said December
at o'clock p. NJ, The purpose
the meeting is to consider the qr
- ton of increasing the capital OF
Company, and for such other ousin
as may be brought before 1t.
\ typewriter is business nee
slty of the business man OF TINS o.
ness age When you go to ou.
typewriter get the best-when
costs no more The ..Fay-Sho" Is
latest up-to-date highest stand
typewriter made Thad r. Mann
will explain it's strong points
superior advantages to you.
Mr. Thomas Gooch, the pop
Clothing salesman, WAS here sho"
his samples Saturday. A for
resident of Henderson, genial
Whole.ouIed, he has hosts OF frls
here who are always glad to see
An observant reader of the GOLD L
he keeps posted about Hendel
affairs. being even familiar with
advertisements in the paper.
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