The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-03-09

NrRobert Lassiter has gone to New
urln1r, to attend the MarGi Gras
carnival
II Dorsey advertises seeds of all
kinds for field and garden. A big
stock from the leading and most re-
liabl" growers of the country.
Mr.. K. j. Corbitt has returned from
IA visit Oi several weeks among rela-
tjyrs i'm Eastern North Carolina, at
Elizabeth City and other points.
Mr.. l.. W. Barnes returned last
week from an extended visit to Dur
ham and elsewhere, much to the graf
ifcajinm OF Mr. Barnes who says he
has had quite enough of playing
grass widower.
Mr. III Cooke and daughter, Miss
Mary. returned Tuesday from Wash
iugtou. where they went to attend
thr Inauguration They were accom-
pal3ipd by Miss Norma Britt and the
party had Il very pleasant time.
!. {. VI. Strickland advertises for
tha return OF IL pair of gold rim spec
tari"S lost somewhere on the street
between the court house and the
bowling alley Saturday. Will pay
fn5rr - 90 for return of same.
Mr. George A. Rose has returned
frum New York where he has been
huE NO spring goods, which are now
arriving daily. A cordial invitation
Is -jyrn the public to call and inspect
th-~r pretty and stylish effects for
SI.5ug and summer wear.
5ri@adpr General Francis A. Macon
U.rtcrmaster General of the North
rr,linn National Guard, accom-
D. led Gov. Glenn to Wushingt on
All took part i'll the grand parade
il i,lrnt to the inauguration OF Pres
itut Roosevelt, Saturday.
ivr. Bass and tile editor OF t he GOLD
LEAF were among those who took in
th"iuauguration at Washingt on Sat
urIav. Our friend was tall enough to
So. over the heads of the common
h"r'i while we got Il crick in our neck
trying to see from behind seven wO-
men hats.
Mr.. Samuel Watkins went to Mil
ton last week to attend the funeral OF
his aunt, Mrs Claude Watkins, whose
death occurred at the hospital in
Richmond. Mrs. Watkins was the
widow of DR.. John l.. Watkins and
Was we'll and popularity known in Hen
der>pn where they formerly lived.
Mr.. W. A. Belvin returned home
Monday from Richmond, where he
had been for some weeks receiving
treatment in the cancer hospital. He
had Il sore on his tongue which was
thought to be of cancerOus growth
and this has been cured up and the
progress of the disease arrested it is
hoped
Mr.. y. f. Clements who left some
weeks ago to visit her daughter, Mrs.
II. H. Cox at Los Angeles, California,
writes that she had safe and pleas
ant trip across the continent and is
ENJOYING herself since arriving at her
destination. Her daughter gave her
the rip and Mrs Clements expects to
he away for several months.
Tie Home Telephone & Telegraph
Company has installed a long dis
taHrn Booth and Pay Station III
" t. Written & Co.'S book store
which will be found a great conven.
lene1 to the public This is in keeping
With the progressive spirit and pur
pose Of the company to provide Their
patrons with the best service posi-
BE
unpopular townsman, Mr.. Andrew
}. Harris, was married Tuesday tt
Miss Margaret Bog"s Reid. at Alex
andria. Va. The ceremony occurred
at , O'Clock, noon, at the home 0
Mr. George S. French, brother-in-lay
OF the bride. DR.. F. R. Harris at
ten,Ird the marriage. Mr. and Mrs
Harris will be at home after Marcl
2tu
BY recommendation of the Wa
DEPARTMENT. the adjutant genera
an quarter-master general OF til
National State Guard of all States
VI. he made brigadeir generals, a
provided by the Dick law. A bill hav
IL passed the Legislature to this e
BE- our townsman, Col. Francis 4
A#.on, Quartermaster General, bt
Comes Brigadeir General Macon.
It Keeps the Feet Warm and Dry.
-t~s tu-tiay for Alien : Foot Ease a pOwde