The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-09-22

Mrs. II. J. Hartmaier has been
quite sick but is improving now.
New cotton will soon be coming in
and business will be enlivened there
hy
Miss Mary Hood. OF Washington,
u. e.. is visiting relatives and friends |
ia town.
Mr.. Gus Roth has returned from ,
New York where he has been for two |
weeks buying new fall goods.
Misses Mary Dunn and Ethel NJ. |
IIoht went to Littleton last week to
attend school at Littleton Female |
toIle@e.
Mr.. and Mrs f. Y Robinson, OF
Norfolk, are visiting the family OF
Sheriff +. \. Powell, relatives OF
theirs.
Mrs. Charles Moore and two chill
drrn. OF Greensboro, are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hartmaier, in
Henderson.
Mr.. J. II. Daniel was in New York
last week buying new goods for his
firm Daniel & Coz and posting him
self on the hardware situation.
Mr.. and Mrs Biscor Bass, child
and nurse, and Miss Johnnie Row
land went to Rocky Mount yester-
trrdav to visit the family OF MIR.
Bass father.
Miss Rosa Thomas has returned
from the Northern markets where
she bought an extensive stock OF
millinery and other novelties in her
line. Watch for the opening.
Note the new advertisements and
changes in old ones this week. 1t
will pay you to read the ADVERTISE
ments-One of the most interesting
and valuable features of the paper
Mr.. p. II. Brown has been Joined
bv his mother and sister from Little
Falls. n. Y. Mrs. Brown will make
Henderson her home while Miss
Brown will return after spending a
few weeks here.
\ little boy made his advent into
the home Of Mr. George r. Grissom
in the country Sunday morning, and
as it is the first son the young father
is doubly proud. Mother and child
both doing well.
Rev. f. p. Bradley and Mr. Il. A,
Bullock. OF the Nutbush church.
passed through Tuesday on their
way to I.ouisburg to attend the SEES
sion of Albemarle Presbytery which
convened there his week.
Miss Annie Manning, OF Scotland
Neck. stopped over Yesterday on he'
way from Mr.. j. J. Aliens, in Frank
lin county, where she has been stay
Ing for some time. to spend awhile
with relatives and friends here.
Mr.. Norwood Thomas, of the firm
of Thomas 4 Newcomb, has just re
turned from the North where he ha
been hunting the latest at the lowest
As he is an experienced hunter he n
doubt boxed some rare bargains.
The circus is cOming-and goo
one at that Bill boards have bee
erected and soon gorgeous colore
pictures will be displayed announ'
ing the appearance OF Forepaugh (
Sells brothers. Show November OIL
Revival services are in progress
this week at both the Methods
Episcopal and Baptist churches. d
Nash, the pastor, is preaching at I'll
former. and Rev. }. ". Willard,
Baltimore at the latter. The atten'
ance is increasing at each service.
Girls are wanted to work i'll ii
knitting mills. Employment can
given to Il number right now. II
work is light and easily learned al
good wages can be earned by tho
who are willing to work. Apply
Mr.. p. H. Brown, general manage
Mr.. Samual Watkins went Nor
list week to buy new fall goods. t
purchases of dress goods and tri
mlngs, notions, furnishings, shoe
clothing, hats, etc, will be eXtensl
and he promises some rare bargai
for his customers when he gets
new goods in.
The editor is in Warrenton todi
summoned there to court to test
i'll a case of which he knows absolu
y nothing. But 1t Is presumed I'll
he will make as good a witness
great many others who have gl1
evidence (?) in cases about wi
they knew nothing.
Mr.. l. NJ Green, of Epson,
Tuesday for st. Louis to visit
Worlds Fair and attend the Natl
al Farmers Congress. He went
the Southern Railway, through A!
vile, Knoxville, Lexington
Louisville, KY, one of the most
turesque and attractive routes t
can be selected.
lou are liable to a sudden attack OF :
Hl~T sickness and should keep in your b
bottle OF DR. SETH ARNOLD'S BAL
The best known Remedy. Warranted to
satisfaction or money refunded by Me
Dorsey. Henderson. " G.