The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-02-04

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Mrs J r. Scales. OF Lynchbnrr.
Va, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mr. Edward Hines, i'll Henderson.
Mrs H. J Hlrtmaier returned
MOndly from Greensboro where she
had been visiting her daughter. Mrs.
e. +. Moore
Miss Lucy Bryan HIS returned
from Baltimore where she spent IL
mouth Very pleasantly, and is again
ut Watkins store where She VIII b..
pleased to see her friends.
Mr.. :. J. Sltterwhitc. son OF Mr.. J.
j. Sutterwhite, has accepted IL posi-
ton with the Burroughs-COlcuan Co.
will brglld to hnvchiS friends call ON
him ut his new place OF business.
Andrew J. Harris, trustee. adver-
tiscs to sell Il certain lot OF land sit
uatc i'll Henderson, at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash. on
Monday, March 9TH, 1901 See notice
elsewhere for further information
Mr. and Mrs +. J. Hill are visiting
i'll Henderson, to the delight Of their
friends. Their gOiligaWHy WAS great
" regettcd and their coming back
if even for II short while only-is al
ways a pleasure to those who know
them.
Friends OF Mr.. John \. Fleming.
learn with regret that he is having
trouble with his foot similar to that
which necssit.Iad the HlnputAt:on OF
the other one. He wHS not able to be
present at the Commissioners meet
ing Monday.
Mrs J. 4. tiiImer, OF Mill Bridge,
Rowan county, is visiting iii Henler-
son at present \ former resident
here she has many friends who are
always glad to see her. No more pop
ular woman ever lived in Henderson
than Mrs Gilmer.
Miss Bessie Hines, u pupil at the
Greensboro Normal School, is at
home for the present as Il result OF
the recent disastrous fire. Tempo
rary arrangements will be made and
tIlt Stllo'l " III i'NNiltlF " 'Ni tttl'llo III
few weeks it is thought.
The Parham Bros. Supply Compa-
nv have been selling stacks OF stuff
notwithstanding the bad weather.
They have the goods and at the
prices placed upon them the people
realize that Il rare opportunity to
secure big bargains is presented.
Tuesday morning was the coolest
weather we have had this winter.
Monday night was extremely dis
agreeable, damp, raw and windy, the
thermometer registering II degrees
above zero. The coolest it had been
previously was - degrees above.
Mr.. Robert Lassiter went to Nor
folk Tuesday on business Unless he
fails in his purpose when he returns
he will be able to throw sitnd-Or
snow-in the eyes of all those sporty
Young fellows who think they pull
the strings over the fastest horse i'll
town.
Attention is called to the advetise
ment of Burchett Brothers. cabinet
makers, upho!sterers and furniture
repairers. They promise good work
and reasonable prices. The MesSrS.
Burchett have opened Il shop i'll the
Marlborough Building. Montgomery
street. two doors from Jones priting
office.
Mrs. Ethclyn Morris art class is
increasing III numbers. Those who
l.; ln l.
inm good progress. and ere long Hen
dprson will bp full OF embryo artists.
Still. she ought to have more pupils.
If Your boy or girl has Il talent Tor
drawing let him or her cultivate that
talent by all means.
One of the happiest OF men these
days is our young friend Maurice }.
O'Neil. He's Il ''papa''-and Il rec
ord breaker at the same time. This
being leap year is the year for girls
but Maurice's heir apparent Is Il son
with the beauty OF his mother and
cleverness OF his father stamped upon
his features-so they say.
The ladies are cordially invited to
visit J. II. L;isSiter 4 Co.'S. store next
week and inspect the beautiful line OF
silks displayed by them. Makes no
difference whether YOU 90 to buy or
not they want you to visit their store
and inspect this superb line OF silks.
1t will be a pleasure to them to show
these goods to all who wish to see
them
Mrs. X. W Edwards left Tuesday
night for Baltimore to take her
daughter Pauline to a specialist for
treatment. DR.. Gill accompanied
them. The little girl has been sick
Tor ten days or more and her case
seemed to battle local physicians.
Friends OF the family hope she may
receive benefit and soon return home
restored to health and strength.
III Keeps the Feet Warm and Dry.
7. Ask today for Aliens Foot Ease, powder
- ttfts thllblains. Swollen. Sweating. Sore
-aNHihg, Damp feet At all druprists and