The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-07-21
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Parker. Misses

MIS-. j. Hill Iafnam ana little uauTh-
ter have gone to Lake Eoxaway in
1.-THE Sapphire country OF Western
|: North Carolina to spend awhile. .
! Mr.. Brooks Parham, of Oxford,
takes the place of Mr. J. Hill Par
ham in looking after the extensive
interests OF the Parham Brothers
Supply Company while he has gone
for a summer vacation in the noun
tains
Mr.. W. A. Falkner has bought the
Satterwhite mill property situated
about four miles Southeast of Hen
derson, and will run q gin in connec-
ton with the corn mill. The mill
has not been operated in about five
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. NJ. Neeley and lit
tie nephew, Master Fenton Sneed, of
Memphis, Tenn, are visiting rela-
tives in Henderson, Mrs. Neeley
(WhO was Miss MOllie Sneed, of this
county, is IL sister of Mrs W. d. Bur-
we'll
Master Egbert Shaw and little
sister. Miss Lillian, of Portsmouth,
Va, have been visiting in Henderson
the past week, the former as the
guest of Masters Tucker and Charlie
Stainback and the latter of Miss
Louise Jones.
Rev. F. r. Leyburn, OF Durham,
preached in the Presbyterian church
Sunday, in the absence OF the pastor.
He made Il good impression upon
his hearers and # will be a pleasure
to have him with lis again whenever
the opportunity presents itself.
Attention is called to the ADVERTISE
ment of the Atlantic Hotel, More
head City, which is published else
where. There is no more delightful
seaside resort and no better kept
hotel than the Atlantic under the
management of Mr.. A. j. Cooke.
Mr. H. Wightman Nash, of Will
mington, is here with his parents.
DR.. and Mrs. L. l.. Nash. to spend
the summer. He has just returned
from Los Angeles, California, where
he went about two months ago for
his health and was much benefited
vi CAtul SlollS tllcIc Is 1lo ltCh. L ne
next one will be run by the Seaboard
Air Line Railway from Raleigh and
Durham to Portsmouth August Bird.
Train will pass here at Il 30 o'clock
Fare for the. round TRIP from Hender-
son 1926. Returning leave Ports
mouth Friday, August 9TH
Mr.. 0. R. Browne, OF Browne & Pear
son, plumbers and steam filters, re-
turned Saturday from Rocky Mount
where he got the contract for putting
in the steam fixtures for heating the
new bank and office building. He
tells us his firm will open a branch
house in Rocky Mount also
Rev. r. d. Daniel, pastor of the
Methodist Mission churches at the
two cotton mills, is quite sick with
typhoid fever at Dr. Nash's. His
condition is not regarded as favor
able at all but he is having the best
| attention OF physicians and trained
nurse. His mother came Monday
and is with him.
Mr. l.. ID. Standards condition is
much better. He has got over the
pneumonia and but for the trouble
with his legs he would soon be all
right again The disease having
set tied in his lower limbs he has no
use of them whatever, and it will
naturally be some time before he will
be able to get about and resume his
work
The Vance Guards will turn out on
public dress parade Friday evening"
They go into camp with the Third
| Regiment at Morehead City, August
9th, and have been busy drilling OF
late, preliminary thereto. The pub
lie invited to witness the parade to-
morrow evening, which will be at
6:3O o'clock on the grounds at the
Southern Railway depot.
Thomas & Newcomb advertise a
cash clearance sale of certain lines of
| summer goods. "During the hot
season you want comfort. During
the dull season we want cash. is the
timely and business like proposition
they make. They will make a fair
exchange giving the purchaser prof
its for short time in dress goods,
waistings, silks, belts, neckwear, low
cut shoes. etc. A Job i'll shirts and
cOrSets.
Messrs. Geo. b. Harris and l.. r.
Gooch reached home Saturday night
from their Western trip. They visit
ed Salt Lake, Los Angeles and San
Francisco and spent some time with
Prof George Gooch at Ontario, Cali
fornia. Returning they spent some
time in Yellowstone Park and had to
wear overcoats and sleep under
blankets. They had q pleasant trip
and enjoyed good health and robust
appetites while away.
Mr.. A. H. Cheek and sister Miss
Alice Cheek have gone to Blowing
Rock to enjoy the cooling breezes Of
that delightful mountain resort for
awhile, ana from there they may go
to Waynesville During his absence
Miss Mary A. Stephens, of Alexan-
dria, VA, has taken Mr.. Cheeks
place as manager of the Western
Union Telegraph office. Miss Ste
phens is a fine operator and handles
all business expeditiously.
Dwelling for Rent.