The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-01-21
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IOHN B. WATKINS.

SEE the automobile in Hi Henrv's
Big City Mil,trels street parade next
Monday.
Mrs. H. j. Hartmaier went to
Greensboro Tuesday to visit her
daughter, Mrs. {. f. Moore.
Mr.. Lucy H. Young. of Washing
ton City, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs j. ID. Rose, in Henderson.
Hi Henry will lead the big minstrel
street parade at noon Monday in an
automobile Don't fail to see it.
Mrs. J f. Hngle has returned from
Weldon. where she went to visit her
sister. Mrs. Burgwyn. during Mr..
lngIes absence i'll New York.
Sergeant W. K. Green is able to be
about again afte1' being sick for two
weeks He has suffered great deal
and yet lacks mucig OF being well.
Rev. J f. Ingle has returned from
New York, where he went to Officiate
at the marriage OF his son, Julitn.
reference to HEich is made elsewhere.
Thomas 4 Newcomb are having an
after inventory cut price and remnant
sale. Some attractive bargains ale
offered III various lines of serviceabIe
merchandise.
Capt W r. Horton has gone to
Johns Hopkins Hospital to have a
second operation performed on his
arm-a ruptured blood vessel result
ing from strain.
An automobile leading Il minstrel
parade through the streets will be
novel sight Don't fail to see it with
Hi l1enry's Big City Minstrels at
noon next Monday
Position is wanted by IL competent
and experienced man us bOOk-keeper.
See advertisement elsewhere and if
interested write or apply at this Of
flee for further information.
Mr. Wallace Currin succeeds Mr..
J. f. McCraw us manager of the
Postal Telegraph office He is a
capable operator and will serve the
public acceptably we may not doubt.
Mr. Parry Rowland, who has for
some time been acceptably filling the
position OF night operator for the
Telephone Company here, has been
transferred to Rocky Mount where
he was promoted to Il vacancy.
Mr.. W. b. Daughtrey, of Ports
mouth, has returned home after Wis
iting the family of Mr. W. W. Row
land. his father-in-law. for ten days.
Mrs. Daughtrey returned with him,
she having been here for some time.
Don't fail to see the grand noon
day street parade of Hi Henry's
Minstrels next Monday, Jan. 25th.
in which Hi Henry will lead the
parade in his automobile, followed
by his challenge military band of 30
sOlOiStS.
Capt L. p. Smith, travelling pas
senger agent of the Seaboard Air
Line Railway, with headquarters in
Raleigh, was here Tuesday greeting
old friends, making new ones and
looking after the interests of his
A visit of the stork to the homes of
MesSrs. q. {. Woodwork, j. d. Rose
and Rev. A. q. Dixon, leaving little
girl us New Years Gift for each has
caused the hearts of those gentlemen
to swell with pride and make them
happy indeed.
Mr. L. H. Lewis who spent last
year in Henderson recuperating his
health will be married on the eleventh
of February to Mrs NJ. d. Ellis, of
oklahoma City. Oklahoma Territory.
Mr. Lewis was in business there pre-
vious to visiting Henderson,
Mr.. W. Leroy Coghill, OF New York
was here for short while to see his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs X. W. Coghill,
last week. Mr.. Coghill holds re-
sponsible and lucrative position with
the John Church Company. and has
been very successful i'll his work.
Mr.. W. J. Clarv. a former resident
of Henderson, died last week at his
home in Greensboro of pneumonia.
He was an Odd Fellow and member
OF the Episcopal church, the pal
bearers being four members OF that
Order, and four members of the YES
try of st. Barnabas Episcopal
church.
Hi Henry's Big City Minstrels NUM-
bering fifty all white performers who
appeared in Henderson several years
ago and whose performance then was
pronounced one of the best ever seer
here, will again appear at the Opera
House next Monday night, January
Both, larger and better than ever
Seats now on saleat the Eagle Phar
macv
As announced in another column
i'r 5. Rapport. the eye specialist. vii
be at Massenburg's Hotel Wednes
day. Feb. 3, for the purpose OF exam
ming eyes and fitting glasses. Per
sons who may need the services o
an Oculist will do well to see him
For this one visit DIR. Rapport vii
make a great reduction in the prize
OF lenses as stated in his advertise
ment.