The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1902-08-28
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VERY LOW PRICES.
Lumber, Lime, Shingles,
Doors, Window Frames, Oak
Nantcls, Tiles, &c.
IOHN B. WATKINS.

Miss Eva Whitfield is visiting in
TrHuklinton.
Mr.. John Paris, of Oxford was
n.rr between trains yesterday.
Mrs. Emma s. Lynch, of Oxford, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Dorsey in
Henderson.
SIR. and Mrs. A. S. Davis have re-
turned from Il sOjourn of some weeks
1T Hot Springs.
Mrs. ". II. Cheek went to Burling-
TON Saturday to visit her daughter
Mr.. Augustus Bradley.
Rev. J. +. Ingle ard wife went
down to Weldon Tuesday to visit
Colonel and Mrs. Burgwyn.
Miss Fannie Jones, OF Raleigh. who
has been visiting Miss Lille Dunn,
went to WarrentOa Saturday.
Mr. Robert Lassiter returned Tues
day night from visit to Durham
spending the afternoon in Raleigh.
Mr.. E. NJ. Cooper, wife and children
returned Tuesday from Chase City,
where they had been staying awhile.
Miss Cecilia JOyner, of Franklin
ton. was here Saturday returning
from Il visit to HillsbOrO and Oxford
Miss Fannie LegertOn and brother
charlie, OF Greensboro. are visiting
thrir uncle Mr.. g. l.. Adams in Hem
dcr~On.
Want milk COW? Mrs. j. II.
ThrOWrr has one for sale. Fresh,
with second calf Gentle and good
mixer.
Miss Kate Cannady, of Oxford
who has been visiting Miss Leila
Shannon in Henderson returned
home Monday.
Miss Essie Davis Mitchell returned
home Tuesday from an extended and
delightful visit to Petersburg and
Richmond, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Adams, of
Greensboro. who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. &. l.. Adams in Hen
dcrsun II couple of weeks, returned
home Monday.
Miss Lizzie Harrell left Tuesday
night for Winton, Hartford county,
to visit relatives and friends, after
which she will attend Il large house
party at IIarrellsville.
Mr. g. l.. Adams and niece Miss
Fauui" LegertOn, accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs ". NJ. Adams, O
Grrcnsburo, took in the watering
phtrtS around Norfolk last week,
MIR Clarence kerner has gone tC
ItuInigh To take IL course In pharma
cv Clarence is a bright young man
ambitions and Industrious, and thu
GoLD LEAF wishes for him every sue
cess.
Mr. l.. l.. Strause, OF Richmond
WAS Henderson visitor this week
looking after matters connected witt
the Seaboard Knitting Mills i'll whic]
hr is financially and officially inter
rNt"d.
Mrs H. +. Brewer and two chi
drrI. OF Rocky Mount, came Tuesda
To visit the family OF Mr.. X. W. COG
hill. father of Mrs Brewer. Maste
Baxter Coghill, who had been visi
III in Rocky Mount two or thre
weeks, returned with her.
Mrs. John Perry Lovelady an
lwn little daughters, who have bee
visiting Mrs j. +. Harris the pas
month, lett Friday for the mountail
OF Georgia where they will spend
month before returning to the
home in San Antonio, Texas.
Mrs s. p. Cooper and infant sc
David Jackson, are home from
lanta and Mr. Cooper is happy. L.
Young gentleman has not yet We
turrd out ON walkup town but t
GoLp LEAF is promised that VIII
he hoes lie will pay this office Wis
Capt J H. Sharpe, treasurer OF t
Srnhoard Air Line Railway COmpa1
WAS here for Il short while Tuesda
returning to Portsmouth from
country home near Williamson
With him was Mr.. Julien BinfOrd.
Richmond. we'll known to many
ourritizenS.
There will be no preaching in I
PRESBYTERIAN church Sunday. 1t "
expected that Rev J. H. Henderl
tile pastor would return this We
but a letter received from him sta
week and he asks that thit annOull
,ucut be made
MIR. and Mrs. +. l.. Tate and lii
son spent Tuesday night here
their way from Greenville to Gree
boro. They have been living in
former place for some time where
Tate was employed i'll the Office
the Reflector, but decided to go b
To Greensboro to live again. b
Mr.. and Mrs. Tate lived in HenC
son several years ago and mari
here, and have many friends am'
our people.
Mr.. F. c. Toepleman left yester
Tor Nevada. Iowa. to see Mrs. Toe
man and little son Master Her
who are visiting relatives there
went via New York to have a b
less conference with Mr.. He
StrauSe before he sails for Eul
again Mr.. Toepleman expects t.
away about three weeks du
which time he and Mrs. Toeplel
will visit Denver, Salt Lake ana
luwStOne Park.
Mr. Owen Davis took his
bright and pretty little daugf
Eleanor and Belle to Warrel
Tuesday and left them with
Lucy Hawkins whose school
will attend. Mr. Davis is great
voted to the little girls. the att
ment if possible being all the gre
since the death of their mother
his friends sympathize with nj
having thus to be separated
them