The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1903-06-11

ii you don't see it in the paper
maybe it's because you didn't tell us
about it.
This is fine weather for growing
crops, ShOwery and warm and alto
gether SeasOnable.
Miss Josie Cook, of Warrenton, re-
turned home Saturday from Il pro-
irssional visit to DIR. Macon.
Mr.. Spott Burwell is home from
Wilson to spend awhile, the tobacco
season being over with him
The rains during the past week
have been seasonable and refreshing
and growing crops are fiourishing
Have you listed yOurtaxes? Better
do 50 tl:is month as the law requires
or you will be subject TO double tax
Miss Annie Hufham is home from
Spartanburg, 5. C., where she has
been as one of the faculty Of Converse
College.
Plant peas No finer enr;cher of
the soil or feed for stock. 30 bush
'iH l'I 'tti' ~ TIC tDoullItiIl 'II'UtiN
Co Call early if want some
Mrs. Stewart BeckwitI, of HYDE
county, with her two bright and at
tractive children are visiting friends
and relatives here this week.
Rev. J. f. Ingle, Mrs. Ingle and
Mrs. Edward Hines went to Greens
boro Tuesday to attend the Episco-
pal convention III session there this
week
The Southern Grocery Co. have ii
few more barrels of lime at 30 cents
IL barrel. Better get a barrel or
two for sanitary purposes before it
is all gone.
With good weather Christian &
Weathers will carry Il good crowd on
their excursion to Norfolk next
Thursday. All who 90 are assured
OF IL good time
Mrs. Manning and little Sons, Mas
tiers William and Edward. left last
week to spend awhile at Virginia
Beach, guests OF Mrs H. e. kinsey
at The Lodge
WI. e. ID ltll iOI
Washington, ID. C.. to figure on il
large order in the interest OF the
Grand Rapids Show Case Co., for
whom he travels.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Peoples aud
Mrs. DIR. V. NJ. Eppes, of Keats, Va,
We're guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. W.
Swain in Henderson for short while
the first of the week.
Mrs. j. B. Owen and little daugh-
ter returned Monday from Oxford,
where they have been staying for
some time with Mrs. Owens parents.
Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ Currin.
Mr. J. II. Johns spent Sunday with
his family i'll Portsmouth. He ex-
pected Mrs. Johns would return wit
him but sickness of the baby deferred
their coming awhile longer.
The two Henderson cotton mills
sent a check for 500 to the food
sufferers at PacOlet, S. c., Tuesday.
True it is that zone touch of SYM
pathy makes the whole world kin. "
Mr. l.. $. Christian, of Christian &
Weathers, the well known excursion
managers, was here on Tuesday
in the interest of their Forthcoming
excursion to Norfolk next Thursday,
June 18th.
Look at the date on your address
label and if you are behind on your
subscription YOU may know what
to do. We are always Obliging
enough to change the figures when
requested to do SO.
Want an iron safe to keep your val
uables in? The one advertised for
sale can be bought at such IL low
price you can afford to buy it to put
things in that are not very valuable.
Enquire at this office.
The street sprinkler is no longer a
myth. We have had ocular demon
stratiOn of its eXistence-unless our
senses deceived us-and the thing
was actually at work sprinkline
water like Il mill race leaking.
Considerable building is conten-
plated this summer in Henderson,
both business houses and private
residences. Among the latter are q
HullDtT Oh lllft:lSO1llt IlltlllSlo1lS lIldt
will be an ornament to the town.
Bear i'll mind the engagement Of
DR.. :. Rapport, the eye specialist
who will be at Massenburgs Hotel
next Wednesday, June 18th, when
persons requiring the services OF az
oculist may consult him. Examine
ton free.
The Henderson GOLD LEAF is happy
because that town voted the $40, DOC
bond issue for sewerage and street
improvements. The GOLD LEAF has
right to rejoice. 1t has been the
leader in progress i'll Henderson,
News and Observer.
The soda fountain elsewhere adver
tised for sale is as good as it was the
day it came from the factory, but
will he sold at q great deal less than
original.. cost. Indeed, bargain is
offered in it such as does not come
ones way often. Apply at this office
Mr.. W. T. Estes arrived last weel
from Dayton, Ohio, where he holds q
responsible position with the Ameri
can Cigar Company, to spend awhile
with his family. He is looking vel
and apparently the climate of the
Buckeye State agrees with him.
The proceeds of Miss Averett's en-
tertainments last week were divided
between the Ladies Aid Society o.
the Methodist Episcopal church, the
Vance County Chapter, United Daugh
tiers of the Confederacy, the Inasmucf
Circle of the Kings Daughters anG
the Mozart Club Library. The latter
Is composed of Miss Averett's music
pupils. 1900