The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-05-26


s Doors, Windows, Frames,
Oak Mantels, Tiles, Crates, &c.
John B. WATKINS.
Miss Eta Halstead went to Wake
! Forest Tuesday to attend commence
ment exercises.
Mrs VIM. II. S. Burgwyn, of Wei
don, spent Sunday in Henderson with
8 her sister, Mrs. j. E. Ingle
Miss Meta Watson is home from
Salisbury, where she has been teach
ing in the graded school.
Mrs. j. p Scales, of Lynchburg,
81 Va, came Saturday to visit her
& parents, Mr. and Mrs Edward Hines.
This kind OF weather is suggestive
q of lighter clothing. Thomas & New
q comb advertise cool and comfortable
& underwear
g Miss lola Duke, of EPSON, whc, has
s. been teaching school at CressOn, near
81 Salisbury, returned home last week
s. to spend vacation.
Misses Jennie and JUNE Dunn went
8 to LOuisburg Tuesday to attend
81 commencement exercises at Louis
& burg Female College.
. Mr. John II. Daniel was called to
81 Greensboro Monday on account OF
81 the serious sickness of the wife of his
Il son, Mr.. Garland Daniel.
Misses Perdie and Sue Briscoe left
q last week OH Il visit to Washington,
s. Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
q lbrk, to be gone several weeks.
8 Mr.. X. H. Dunlop, of Richmond,
g Va, has been il guest OF Rev. and
Mrs. j. +. ingle for several days, Mr..
q Dunlop is Il brother OF Mrs. Ingle's.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tarwater, of
Warrenton. have been visiting the
families of Mr.. o. u. Shell and DR.. F.
4. Macon i'll Henderson this week.
3 Mrs. b. 5. Aronson and little son,
q Master Arthur, returned home Tues
8 day morning from New Berne, where
q they had been visiting for two weeks.
DR.. S. Rapport, the eye specialist,
q will be at Mnssenburg' Hotel Tues
day next, May 31st, for the purpose
vi eA''iliiiii'iSeyeS anu h'IiliS SiasSes'
Mt. Neisoh " ili's, oi haieiGn' spent
i Sunday here with friends. His wife,
VINO mao peel' IlSltiiiS rela'iVes lor
day.
The Teiser Co advertise Il sum Of
i, ,o' Iaa MINI ",nt do7, = ne,
iH,+ ,,,a ,,,T7,;ntr CO.. tbo aa,,or+;so
,+ '''' f'' ''7
Mr.. ). 5. Parham went to Phlladel-
pima last week Tor special treatment
at the hospital. lie Is suffering from
n uhon rootG r''''N VI ''''' 9 III III ''>'
Mr.. ). X. Harl - Il ended the Eth
quadrennlal comic 20 OF the Metho-
dist Protestant c..r Ia in the United
States at Washing City last week.
Several other North Carolinians were
also present,
Mrs. Julia Iho.na' was called to
Durham yesterday morning by a
phone message from Dr. Cheatham
announcing the sudden Illness OF her
sister, Mrs. Mary Hamniett. VINO Is
there on visit to friends.
Sorry we were notin last week when
Can't i. p Smith, of Raleigh. Travel
ing PASSENGER Agent OF the oeaooard
Ar Line railway. called aI our ONCE
1t Is always a pleasure TO meet thls
clever and GENIAL gentleman.
The engagement of Rev. John f.
Wool. pastor OF the PRESBYTERIAN
church in Oxford. and Miss Annie
Webb, OF Geneva, Granville county,
IL announced: Inc marriage VIII take
pace June l2tna at tiie nome oi oaPu'
Johh "eoo' lati'er o' 'he orioe-'o-oe
DR.. Benz. q. Allen, of Vance county,
was among those who passed sue
cessful examination and was granted
license to practice by the Examining
Board in Raleigh this week. We con-
gfa.u s tne tou1 eil'ie ,,nanas anu ~
WE Tisn h ~, ,',,m of sne eS' III
Ills '"'''ei' II o'e'''oh
Master Al Wester, little son of Mr..
and Mrs. W. H. Wester. had the mis-
fortune to break his collar bone Fri
day night. He was playing and fell
with the result above stated, He is
carrying his arm in Il sling but does
quence OF the accident.