The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1902-02-27
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Holm Is. WATKINS.

Miss Mamie Watson, Of Axtell. is
visiting friends in Henderson this
week.
The country roads are in II terrible
condition since the snow melted and
the heavy rain Monday night.
There were no services in the Epis
cop2l church SUNDAY owing TO sick
mass Of the rector, Rev. Julian +.
Ingls.
Rev. j. A. Henderlite. OF Accomac,
Va. preached in the Presbyterian
church last Sunday, morning and
night.
Miss Fannie Safer, of Halifax, \. C.,
who has been visiting Mrs. F. &.
Toeplsman for some time, returned
home Monday.
Mr. Garland Daniel. OF Greensboro,
ha. been a Henderson visitor this
week coming on account of his
fathers sickness.
Mr., John Daniel ha, been quite sick
and confined to his bed for some days.
He was 4 great sufferer for awhile but
is now getting on very well.
A secondhand Caligraph Type
writer, in good condition, is offered
for sale at bargain 500. Apply at
this Office for further particulars.
Mr.. and Mr.. J. ID. Cooper attended
tina Duke silver wedding-twenty-
fifth marriage anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. n Duke in Durham last
Friday night.
DIR. c. &. Taylor is able to be out
again after his recent severe sickness
He is vet very weak and shows the
effects of his illness. but hopes to soon
be himself again.
Nj Lee Chapman, the efficient sup
erintendent and foreman OF the paint
ing department of the Corbi.t Buggy
Company, left last Friday morning
for Cincinnati to visit his family.
There i. satisfaction in every loaf
of Carriers bread. Are you one of his
customers? II not you are the loser
by Just that much. All orders
promptly delivered anywhere in town
Phone number l04.
Miss Daisy Bryan, of Savannah, Ga,
is tho guest Of Miss Willie Parker.
Miss BRYAN is a very accomplished
and attractive Young woman and has
made many friends aud admirers
during her short stay in Henderson.
Mr.. James a. Thomas, the genial
and clever editor of the Louisburs
Times, was Henderson visitor thi.
week. from Monday until Tuesday
afternoon. 1t is always a pleasure
to his Henderson friends and he hat
many-to see him in our midst.
DR.. G. g. Taylor give. notice that
for the present his office will be al
hi. home If persons desiring hi
services will notify him by postal hs
will send in for them, or if they wish
him to visit them at their homes h.
will do so without extra charge.
Mrs. j. A. Gilmer left Yesterday fo
her homo at Mill Bridge. Rowan
county. much to the regret of hel
many friends here. Mrs. Gilmer il
one Of the most popular women whC
has ever lived in Henderson and he
presence during the past two week
has given pleasure to many.
The weather has boon remarksbl
warm for the past week. all thing
considered Sunday with hsav,
snow on the ground people were go
ing about without overcoats or wrap
and since then but for the wet condi
ton Of the ground it has been mill
enough to make one think about gar
dsning.
OF Judge BRYAN who is holdin
court here this week, the Wilmington
Messenger says this: The MeSSenge
is glad to seeit announced that Judg
Henry K. Bryan, who worthily wear
the judicial robes, is recovering from
his long and very serious illness. an
is now restored enough to his wonte
health to resume his long suspende
official duties "
Alden Benedict's "Fabio Romani
Company appeared at Cooper Oper
House Friday night, as per engage
msnt. Owing to the bad weather an
the sloppy condition of the stree,
they had but few people to hear thel
We did not see it but from what
learned the company is inferior
the one Benedict played here in til
same drama few seasons ago.
Winter coughs are apt to result in co
sumption if neglected They can be sot
broken up by using Foley. Honey an