The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1903-07-09
FOR RENT.
\ nice dwelling house for rent Apply to
john B. Watkins.

OOnn D. " atkins.
Mrs. f. i. Watkins has gone to
Hamlet to spend Il week or ten days.
Mrs E.. f. Stainback is visiting Mrs.
J. 4. Gilmer at Mill Bridge, Rowan
county.
Messrs. 5. X. Harris and l.. II.
GDOch went to Greensboro Yesterday
ON business.
John Il. Watkins advertises IL nice
dwelling house for rent Posse ssiOn
given ut once.
Masters Gus and .Jerre Zollicoffer
have gone to Hickory to stay awhile
Messrs. +. II. Hicks and X. S. Nc
Com attended the meetin" OF the
State Bar Association at Morehcad
last week.
Mrs. J. h. McCraw returned last
week from Durham, where she has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. He.
Limthicum.
Mr. and Mrs. Will J. Byerly, of
Louisburg, spent Saturday and Sun
day with their aunt, Mrs K. X. Sat
terwhtc in Henderson.
Mrs II. e. Joyncr and little son, OF
FranklintOn, returned home Satur-
day after IL visit OF several days to
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ, Dorsey.
The rain of Saturday afternoon
and Sunday night have benefited
crops wonderfully. Rain was begin
ming to be needed and it came in
good time.
An excursion will be run from We'll
don to Raleigh next Thursday. Fare
for the round trip from Henderson
- cents. a cheap and pleasant trip
will be afforded.
Mr.. James X. PIummer, OF Middle
burg, gave his friends the pleasure of
glimpse OF his genial cOnntenance
Monday. Though he lives so near
lie does not come to Henderson often.
The conductors excursion Tuesday
carried IL good sized crowd to Nor
folk. Trains We're run from Raleigh
and Durham. uniting here. Conduc-
tors Clements and Iasslter were in
charge.
Mr.. George L. Adams has returned
from trip to Salisbury where he
went to see his son, Mr.. Wesley
Adams, stopping over at his old
home III Greensboro. Hewent to ac-
company Mrs. Adams home from the
Western part of the State.
\ severe hail and wind storm visit
ed the Dabney neighborhoOd Satur-
day afternoon One man who eX
pected to lay by part of his corn
Monday, had his wagon to 90 in and
haul it out instead. 1t was blown
down. torn to pieces and completely
ruined.
Mr.. John Bullock. OF WILLIAMSBURG.
has gone to Cincinnati to take IL
position which has been open to him
for some time. 1t is complimentary
to him from the fact that he has
worked for the man before and he
has been trying to get him back ever
since he left
The Middleburg and Brookston
sections were visited by Il severe hail
storm Saturday afternoon which did
considerable damage. Crops were
blown down and cut to pieces dread
fully Fortunately the track of the
storm was not very broad or far
reaching.
Mr.. Thomas Taylor, of Townes-
vile. was here Monday transacting
business us Il member of the County
Board OF Education. A good citizen,
he has served the county in various
capacities, from county commissioner
to tax lister-and in all of them we'll
and faithfully.
1t has been agreed among the pas
tors and their respective charges
that during the warm weather to
have preaching only at one church
on Sunday night, all the congrega-
tionS meeting in such service. Next
Sunday night the first of these union
services will be held III the Baptist
church.
DR.. Edward u. Halstead, veterinary
surgeon and animal medicine special
list, has gone to Oxford, where he will
remain until Saturday, July Is, for
the treatment of lame and sick horses
and mules. He will attend Hender,
son when required. Telephone Os-
borne Hotel if you need his services
See advertisement elsewhere in this
paper.
Strength and vigor come of good food, dull,
digested. FORCE II ready to-serve wheat
and barley food. adds no burden but sus
tains and invigorates.
See those beautiful new dress good
Just received at H. Thomason's. Lawns
percales. embroideries. laces. ribbons, no
sery underwear, hats, shoes, etc.
Terrific Storm.
Mr.. Peter Hester tells the COLL
JE.E of n terrific storm that passed