The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1903-07-23
FOR RENT.
\ nice dwelling house for rent Apply to
John Is. Watkins.

Miss Alice Cheek is at Virginia
Bench for awhile.
Miss Emily Walker, Of Raleigh, is
visiting Miss Bessie Hines.
Miss CIaud Hunter is visiting Miss
Mary Weeks at Nays Head.
Mrs. ). X. Rowland has returned
from Il visit TO Virginia Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 4. Wcarn are visit
inc in Charlotte, their old home.
Mrs e. A. Lewis and Mrs. W. II.
Balm have returned from Virginia
Beach.
Mrs. W. W. Parker and children
left to-day for Carthage to visit rel
Htives.
Miss Rose Watkins, OF Knoxville.
Tenn, is visiting heraunt, Mrs. George
H. Harris.
Mrs ISABELLA Belts went to Viii
mingtOn last week to visit her la,IYh-
ter, Mrs. W. 4. Farlis.
Miss Addie Taft, of Greenvillc, is
visiting her uncle, Rev. J. r. b.
Hoover, in Henderson,
Mrs K j. SoutherIand, who has
been quite sick with pneumonia for
two weeks, is improving.
Mr. d. Y. Cooper and little son,
Master Allison, went to Virginia
Beach Tuesday for II week
Mrs. b. $. Aronson and Miss Eva
Harris will go to Virginia Beach Sat
urdny for II two weeks stay.
Miss Julia Cooper has returned
from Oxford where she has been Wis
iting Miss .Jeannette Gregory.
Miss Ethel Dorsey returned home
Friday from IL visit to her cousin,
Miss Charlotte Britt, in Oxford
Mr. Eugene F. A!hea, the well known
Saturday interviewing the trade
Rev. j. O. Atkinson. OF Zion College,
was IL passenger on the Northbound
train yesterday going to Suffolk.
Mr.. James :. Dunn, Of Winston,
returned home yesterday after Il visit
to his father Mr.. J. II. Dunn, here
Mr.. j e. kittrell and family are
spending awhile in the country at
the home of his father near kittrell
Mr.. b. s. ArOnsOn will leave for
New York Saturday to buy fall goods,
t,a 80. L..
Mrs. W. T. Watkins has returned
from IL visit to her mother, Mrs Geo
u. larry. i'll Mecklenburg county.Na
Mr.. J. X. Johns was in New York this
week on business connected with the
firm OF J. X. Johns d Co, stock
brokers'
Mr.. c. l.. Blacknall. Mr.. T. II.
Crudup and DR.. G.. &. Ferrebee, of
kittrell, were Henderson visitors
Monday.
The condition OF Miss Nomma
Britt who recently returned from
Wilson sick with fever, is somewhat
improved.
Mrs. J. T. Il. Hoover has returned
from Greenville where she has been
for three weeks visiting her daughter
Mrs. \. II. Taft.
Miss Madge McCraw returned home
Saturday from Durham and Winston
where she has been visiting relatives
for several weeks.
Rev. Willie Barnes. II ministerial
student at Wake Forest College
preached in the Baptist church here
Sunday morning.
Vance county is represented at the
farmers convention in Raleigh this
week by IL number of our best and
most substantial farmers
Miss Fannie Freeman, of Wilson
who has been visiting at Mr.. S
Deans, returned home Monday
Miss Matte Dean accompanied her
Mrs. Annie Elan, of Wilson, was
the guest of Mrs 4. r. Barnes Mon
dav night. Mrs Elan formerly liveC
in Henderson and has many friend.
here
The advertising investment is not
necessarily wasted Just because peo
pie did not come out and buy TIL,
goods offered, says IN advertising
journal.
Mr.. W. T. Cheatham last week ad
vertised thoroughbred English Berk
shire pigs for sale. The paper was
not out before he sold all he had tC
spare.
Virginia Beach is quite popular
with Henderson people this season
as usual. \ good sized colony o
, Hendersonites may be found there
Many time.
Mrs. W. II. Wester and the two
smaller children, John Lee and Mil
lard, are at Chase City for awhile
Mrs. Wester and John Lee hay,
both just gotten up from spell o
sickness.
Fresh crop of turnip seed at NJ
Dorsey's. BUST S. Ferry and Wood I
Also annual clover seed, both Grim
son and white. Sow in August anC
September.
Returning Monday from district
conference at Weldon, Rev. r. E
Hunt went on through to visit rela
tiyes and friends in Burlington an(
Greensboro.
Good things are always in demand
What is necessary is to let people
know you have the good things. Thu
GOLD LEAF will help you to spread
the good news.
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