The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-08-10

lumber. Lime, Shingles,
Doors, Windows, Frames,
max NantrIs, Tiles, Crates, &c.
IOHN b. WATKINS.
m.. Leah Perry went to Burling-
~ TUESDAY To visit friends.
ui.,e, Jennie and Lizzie Cheatham
,. at Bat ) Cave, Henderson county.
., .tav several weeks.
Mr. In- ZolIicoffer has returned
..,rn Hickory where he has been en-
@ring himself for several weeks.
Mis-, pattie Harris, daughter of
vr F e. Harris, of Granville county,
+. visiting relatives in Henderson.
Rev. ! b. Larkins has gone to
Warren county to assist Rev. A. Z.
free IN meeting ut one OF his
Churches.
Can't and Mrs. fillmore and Misses
r,rrip and Mortjp returned Tuesday
h,m VIRGINIA Beach where they had
i4pu for Il lew days.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. Y. Cooper and
Master Allison Cooper. returned
Thursday evening from Il two weeks
,ray at Norrhead City.
Mr., J. \. O'Neil and Misses Gertie
aud Edna . Neil are visiting relatives
AMI friends i'll New Jersey and will be
AWAY about two months.
Miss Fannie Gregory, OF Oxford
vas the guest OF Miss Leah Perry in
HENDERSON several days the past
week returning home Tuesday.
Misses Annie and Fannie Young
and Master Cooper Young, Of Raj
eth. are visiting their uncle, Mayor
/. J. SOuthcrland in Henderson.
Mrs. VI T. Marks OF WarrentOn, is
VISITING her daughter, Mrs Mary Con-
-rI, in Henderson, as is Miss Lizzie
NI'', -! At Lltloli-
Hon james X. Young was here
nom Raleigh Tuesday to witness the
ceremonies of laying the Cornerstone
Ii the new Graded School building.
Mrs. ". .. Shannon and daughter,
Mis-, Leila, have returned from Chase
Ito where they have been guests at
tn Mrcblenburg Hotel for some
y-rn>.
Misses Mary Perry and Genevieve
copper returned last week from a
JpaSaut visit of several weeks with
their aunt. Mrs. DIR. Nicholson. at
Hickory.
Mrs. John Mcmillan went to Nor
blk last week to visit friends. She
will 90 to Newport News to see her
'0n, Robert. and will be gone about
two weeks.
The appointment for Rev. f. p.
Bradley to preach in the Presbyter-
an church Sunday has been with
iFawu. For valid reasons Mr. Brad
icy cannot he here then.
Nr. Frank Richards has gone on a
pleasure trip to New York and other
places OF interest. He will visit Mag
ara Falls before he returns. expecting
TO be away about ten days.
Nr. and Mrs. E. A. Lewis have re-
turned from the mountains OF Nir-
Sma where they have been recuper-
aIln" Tor Il month, both much i'm
proved by the change and rest.
Mr. I. I. Hicks and Mr.. James
herier lett last week on a pleasure
,hp TO Boston and other points, GO
rg I'll" water route from Norfolk.
tthey will he away until about the
fifteenth.
Misses BESSIE and Ruth Wester and
AaNter Ninder Wester. of Elberton.
VA. are visiting relatives in Hender-
'on Their father, Mr.. John NJ. Wes-
Ter. ! we'll and popularity known in
henderson,. where he formerly lived.
Nr. Edgar Bryan returned Friday
rom a week stripto Franklin county,
Ty1,IlioIhng business with pleasure.
nr developed into quite a travelling
s,I, = his speciality being bagging
anu Ties. ol which the Parham Bros.
Supply Company sell immense guam
titles each season.
r MIS-. Jennie McCraw and Miss Bette
oor, of fredericksburg. Va, mother
d''d Niece OF Mr.. J. f. McCraw, who
ua'" been visiting him for some time,
iTIuFhed home Monday. Miss Madge
" NC, raw accompanied them and will
ri>' Washington City and other
P"''eS before returning.
Prof W. K. Mills was an interested
rTri'A'.sN of the cornerstone having
iuIr,Nlay.and the regret of his friends
y '"dt he wlllnOt be one of the teach
t I., When the new Graded School
TTuAlIng is finished. He returned to
II LIouisbur@ yesterday and will take
s sn OF the school there this fall as
superintendent.
+ Ae friends of Mr.. and Mrs. J. D.
nose rejoice with them in the i'm.
proved condition OF their little
laughter, who has been very sick TO,
Two Nv weeks. An unusually bright and
a. tl'lfactlVe child her sickness enlisted
oIe sympathy of all who knew he,
a I'M great interest and anxiety cen
'Ied around the little sufferer.
~, As will be seen by reference to care
RRu1,i ., in another column, Mrs. D
r. r. Mcintyre wishes a class in music
fr no' she is Thoroughly qualified by
d T;ailllIg and experience to teach Thu
T faIcult branch the fact that Mrs
n rrvIhtyre had charge of the music de
r Far inent of the Reidsville Femal
n Io.leS5e three years and taught musi