The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1903-08-13
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VERY LOW PRICES.
Lumber, Lime, Shingles,
Doors, Windows, Frames,
Oak Alantels, Tiles, Crates, &c.
IOHN B. WATKINS.

Mrs ". H. Jenkins visited relatives
in oxford last week.
Miss Willie Dunn has gone to
Spring Hope to visit awhile.
Miss Guessie Veil Satterwhitc has
gone to Troy, y. e., to take IL class
in music.
Misses Mabel and Myrtle Harris
went to High Point Saturday to visit
friends for week.
Mrs ID. +. Aycock and children
went to Durham Friday ito spend Il
week with relatives
Rev. Julian f. Ingle WAS the guest
Of Bishop Cheshire III Raleigh for IL
short while last week.
Miss ElOise Bacon came last week
from Richmond to stay awhile with
her aunt Mrs. W. II. Jenkins.
Mrs IL. II. Bass and two children, and
her sister, Miss Florence Hale. have gone
to Carolina Beach to stay awhile.
Mr. j. A. Kelly came home Monday
from two weeks stay ut Virginia
Beach looking much improved.
Mrs. J. l.. Currin and Mrs W. ".
Morris returned home Saturday from
weeks stay in Washington City.
Mrs. d. NJ. Dunlop has returned
home to Baltimore after IL pleasant
visit OF some weeks with relatives
here.
Mr. and Mrs. &. i. Lewis have gone for
IL stay i'll the mountains of Western North
Carolina at IIendersonviiIe and the Sap
phire Country.
Mr.. John b. Watkins and family
have gone to Asheville to enjoy the
cooling brcezes and mountain scell-
cry for awhile.
Mrs Geo. NJ. Newell and Children
OF Washington City, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. X W. Coghill, parents of
Mrs Newell, in Henderson.
Mrs. Matte l.. Wortham and Mrs
Maggie Lyme have returned home to
Richmond after spending some time
with Relatives, i'll Henderson.
Mr. II. $. McCoin has returned from
two weeks stay among friends and
relatives at his old home i'll Forsyth,
visiting Winston and Greensboro.
Mrs. J. NJ. Burnett left Monday
night for Beaufort to visit her mother
and attend the marriage OF ierSister,
Miss Margaret Arlington, to Mr.
Cecil Buckham Taylor, oil New York.
Misses Birdie, Onie and Meta Wat
son returned Saturday from the
Western part of the State where they
had been staying for some weeks at
Montreal.
Henderson is represented at the
State Volunteer Firemen's TOurna-
ment in Durham this week by Nelson
Hose Company. Chief b. S. Aronson
is also in attendance.
Misses JUNE and Jennie Dunn went
to Louisburg last week to visit
friends. From there they will 90 to
FranklintOn and kittrell, expecting
to be away about three weeks.
Miss Maria Harris came down from
Greensboro Monday, where she has
been visiting her sister for several
weeks, and stopped over to stay
awhile with her sister near Stems.
Hon. james K. Young. Insurance
Commissioner. was here on business
for short while last Friday. He
always meets with il cordial reception
at the hands of his Henderson friends
II YOU want TO buy or sell Il farm.
rent Il house or exchange anything
advertise it in tie GOLD LEAF Such
publicity is very apt to bring an
application il the thing advertised is
desirable or demand created for it.
Melville Dorsey advertises a nice
dwelling situate on Garnett. street for
rent. This is the house formerly
occupied by Capt o. K. Smith, and
is convenient to the business part OF
town. Terms reasonable to the right
party.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of b. II. BrOdie Offering n nice
residence, situate near Messrs. Geo
b. and Samuel r. Harris, for rent.
Two barns and good stables, well OF
good water, etc, on the premises.
One or two horse farm with residence
il desired
Mr. Horace Finch. of Spartanbur@,
:. e., came Saturday to visit rea-
tives. returning home Monday He
was looking well and says the world
has been dealing gently with him
since he left Henderson. 1t was Il
pleasure to many of his friends tC
see him.
Mr. r. +. Watson who came up
from Wilson To attend the marriage
OF his sister. Miss Willie Watson
returned home Tuesday afternoon
taking his little son, Master Penn
Thomas, who has been here with his
grandmother for some time. back
with him.
Have you wool to sell? The Chat
ham Manufacturing Co, Elkin. \. c..
in exchange for goods, blankets. cas-
simeres. yarns. etc, will pay % cents
per pound for unwashed and 30 cents
per pound for washed wool. There
are no better goods made than the
product of the Chatham Manufacture
ing Company.
Col. Henry Perry left Saturday tc
visit his sister, Mrs. ". II. Nicholson
in Hickory. He stopped over il
Greensboro and spent Sunday ana
Monday in camp with the soldier
boys OF the Third Regiment, of which
he was formerly commander. Need
less to say a cordial welcome was
given him and his presence in camp
gave pleasure to many, officers and
/ privates alike.
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gest, delightful food, brings the independent
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