The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1903-07-30
Miss Emma W. Averett.

Piano and Voice.
Orsan and Guitar.
Theory. Harmony and
Music Notation.
Fall term begins Monday, August 81
1903.
Mr.. and Mrs. E Z. Hight and two
little sons, Masters Macy and Bagley
returned Friday from a pleasure trip
to Washington City, Norfolk and
Ocean View: covering several days.
The weather was suspicious and the
trip was a pleasant one, the little
fellows especially enjoying it.
As announced elsewhere DR.. Rap
port, the eye specialist, will visit
Henderson next week. stopping at
Massenburg's Hotel for two days,
Tuesday and Wednesday, August Att,
and 9TH. Persons who may need
| glasses would do we'll to consult him.
No charge for examining the eyes.
Miss Susie johnson, of Asheville.
and Miss Susie Linthicum, OF Dur
ham, are visiting Miss Madge Nc
Craw and Miss Irene Belts. Miss
Johnson is a niece of Hon. Theo. f,
Davidson, former Attorney General
OF North Carolina, and prominently
mentioned in connection with the
Governorship.
Mr.. l.. Currin camel up from More
head to spend Sunday at home, re-
turning Monday night. The Second
| Regiment having broken camp Col.
Gary and Mr.. Currin are this week
| looking after the transfer of the camp
equipments to Greensboro where the
Third Regiment will go into encamp-
mont on the 9th of August.
Capt. J. s. Poythress visited New
York last week on business, going
by the Old Dominion Line. He had
made the tri p IL number of times be-
fore and as Others do he speaks in
praise OF the elegant service and de-
lightful travel afforded by the short
sea trip OF the Old Dominion Line
between Norfolk and New York.
MIR. W. II. Cheatham is delivering
cantalOupes by the wagon load from
his Rock Hill farm The dry weather
has affected, his crop but nOtwith-
| standing this drawback, he has a
quantity OF them and of fine flavor.
Fresh from the vine" every after
noon there is nothing nicer as a
| starter for breakfast or to finish off
on.
There was a reunion of the "Wester
| boys here Sunday, Mr. J. NJ Wester,
of Elberton, Ga. and Mr.. Buck Wes-
ter, of Franklinton, being here at the
same time on IL visit to their
brothers, Messrs William H., Joe B.
and Robert l.. And all clever men
and good citizens, highly esteemed
| and popular in their respective com
munitieS.
Farmers and gardeners who desire
the latest and fullest information
about vegetable and farm seeds for
| fall sowing, should write for Wood S
New Fall Catalogue. 1t tells YOU
| what you want to know about the
fall planting OF vegetables, crimson
clover, grasses, seed oats, wheat,
rye, barley, etc. Address II. W. Wood
& Sons, Richmond, VI.
Fresh crop Buist's, Ferry's and
Woods turnip seeds, crimson and
white top annual clover seed, etc, at
| NJ. Dorsey's. No better crops to
plant for stock. Sow in August and
September. Large and well selected
stock OF drugs and druggists sun
dries, patent medicines, toilet rticles,
extracts, perfumeries, etc. Special
attention to the filing of prescrip-
tions and family recipes.
Rev. T. J. Ogburn, D. d., former
pastor of the Methodist Protestant
church here, conducted a series OF
meetings at Flat Rock church last
week Sunday night he preached in
the Presbyterian church, conducting
the union services and had q large
congregation to hear him. DR.. Og-
burn is a thinker and speaker OF
force and power and in Henderson
where he has many warm friends he
is always heard with pleasure.
| Dr. s. Rapport, the Eye Specialist, may
be consulted at Massenburg's Hotel next
Tuesday and Wednesday, August 4th
and 9TH, by persons needing his services
| No charge for examining the eyes.