The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1903-05-21
DWELLING FOR RENT,

DWELLING FOR RENT.
\ nice dwelling for rent Possession
given first Of June. Apply to
John b. Watkins.
Mr.. J. +. Thomas, OF Wilson, is Wis
iting relatives here this week
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. kittrell, of X it.
trell, were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs j. e.
kittrell Tuesday.
\ nice dwelling house is offered for
rent by John Il. Watkins. Posses
sion given first OF June
Mrs. James \. Litchford, of Raj
cigh, came yesterday to spend awhile
with DR.. and Mrs +. A. Macon.
The docket at this term OF court is
Il small one and Judge Brown has
wasted no time III disposing OF it.
State Insurance Commissioner Jas.
X. Young, of Raleigh, was here on
business for a short while Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thorp. of
Rocky Mount, have been guests of
Mr.. and Mrs W. 4. Hunt since Tues
day.
The Graded Schools closed last
Friday and the little folks are happy
i'll the anticipations OF pleasure to be
enjoyed during vacation time.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Watson and
little son Master Penn Thomas, of
Wilson, have been visiting friends
and relatives i'll Henderson for sever
al days.
Mrs. Samuel Watkins has returned
from IL two weeks stay at Chase
City, where she went with her little
son, Edwin, hoping the water there
would be beneficial o them
Mr.. ID. I. Cooper attended the meet
ing OF cotton mill men III Charlotte
last week. There was good attend
Ance and various matters Of interest
to the trade were considered.
In the meantime until We can get
Main street paved could it not at
least be sprinliled? I'm the interest
OF health, comfort and economy the
dust ought to be got rid of some
way.
Mr.. J. \. Kelly left yesterday after
noon to attend tn" meeting of the
Southern Wholesale Grocers at Bo-
llXl, Miss. He was accompanied by
his little daughter, Miss Mabel. and
they will visit New Orleans also.
Judge A. W. Graham, of Oxford.
WAS here between trains Monday af-
ternoon on his way to Raleigh. He
and Governor AycOck were together
and spent Il short while in the court
room and were interested spectators.
Capt W r. Green left Monday for
New Orleans to attend the great
Confederate Reunion this week. He
goes rs Il delegate from Henry l..
Wyatt Camp, Confederate Veterans.
We do not know that any other per
son went from Vance county.
Mrs j. H. McMullen and Mrs. J. n.
Pruden and little daughter. Lima. of
EdentOn, came Friday to visit Mrs
}. e. kittrell and Mrs E. H. Turner
for Il week or ten days. Mrs. Me
Mullen is an aunt of these Indies, and
Mrs Pru,len, her daughter. is Il
cousin.
Mr.. james \. Thomas, editor of
the Louisburg Times, spent Tuesday
night i'll Henderson. coming over
Monday and returning on the after
noon train yesterday. Brother
Thomas has many friends among
our people and his presence always
gives them pleasure.
Gov. Aycocbl spent IL few hours in
Henderson Monday evening Hewas
returning to Raleigh from Oxford,
where he had been to deliver an ad-
dress at Hobgood's School. The
Governor was looking we'll and in his
usual fine spirits and his presence
gave pleasure to his friends and adj
mirerS who met him.
Mr.. W. r. Mills. teacher OF the bus
mess course and higher English and
mathematics in the Henderson
Graded School, left Tuesday for his
home in Henry county, Va, to spend
vacation. Mr.. Mills many friends
lh'Ht W nave lllIll Will us again NEXT
TALL although IL tempting offer has
been made him in another field.
Mrs. o. e. Burt and children left
last week to Join Mr. Burt who has
been i'll New York since the suspen-
sion of the Seaboard Knitting Mills
here. They will make their home in
lonkcrs, on the Hudson river about
30 miles above New York City. Dur
ing their residence in Henderson they
made many warm friends who much
regret their leaving.
Miss Maud Jones. teacher of the
primary department in the Graded
School, left Tuesday for her home at
New Store, buckingham county, Va,
q to spend the summer. This was Miss
Jois R@st session here but no one has
rendered herself ~more popular in SC
short a time not only with herpupils
but in society generally, and there is
a sincere desire for her to return next
fall.
The Choicest and Best.