The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-05-25

IOHN b. WATKINS.
Attention is called to the change in
rho advertisement of the Citizens
Bank this week.
The DAYS are here for which they've
been warming and school girls and
boys are hOmeward returning.
Mr.. y. Y. Cooper attended the
meeting Of the State Bankers AssO-
cation in WinstOn-Salem last week.
Drs. &. \. Coggeshall, f. r. Harris
and ] t. Tucker are attending the
meeting of the State Medical Society
in Greensboro this week
II you are indebted to the GOLD
LEAF, or il you want to get indebted
to it. now is Il good time to pay up
il one time is better than another.
Mr. ". 5. Parker went to Washing
ton Tuesday to attend the Southern
Industrial Congress, as one OF the
delegates appointed by Gov. Glenn.
Work progressing on the new add
dtion to the Corbitt buggy factory.
When the annex is completed this
will be one of the largest plants of
the kind in the South.
Rev. J. H. Henderlite went to War
rented Tuesday to take part in the
Installation ceremonies OF Rev. Carr
Moore. who has recently become pas
tor Of the Presbyterian church there.
Mr.. Phil III. Thomas found a pair
al spectacles on the street in front OF
cooper Opera House building last
ayork which owner can get by calling
on him. Steel rims and metal case.
Mr.. c. H. Gattis, the popular and
capable travelling passenger agent of
the Seaboard Air Line Railway, Raj
eigh, was here for short while last
Friday on business connected with
his office.
Mrs. ID. ID. Mcintyre and three chill
dren of Raeford, who have been here
since Thursday, guests of her broth
rr.Mr. Edward Hines, went to Stovall
Yesterday to visit Mrs McIntyre's
mother. who lives near there.
Prof. l.. b. Edwards, superintend-
eut of the graded schools at Live Oak,
Fla, came last week to spend the
summer vacation at home. Prof.
Edwards has done good work and is
held in high regard by the people OF
Live Oak.
Sorry to have missed Mr.. R. NJ.
Person when he called at our office
yesterday 1t is gratifying to the
Vance county friends and his mother
that the business of the Mrs. Joe
Person Remedy Company, OF which
be is manager, has grown greatly
since they removed to Charlotte.
W r. Sergeant Scrap Green an
nounced that he has recovered from
his recent indisposition AID is now
able to work again. Persons want
ing carpenter work done are asked to
see him. Anything from building a
chicken coop to taking contract Tor
turnkey job forcottage or mansion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Watkins will
leave today for Spartanburg, 5. e.,
to attend the commencement exer-
cises at Converse College, where their
daughter, Miss Rebecca, will be one
.ot the graduates. From Spartanbure
MIR and Mrs. Watkins will GO tC
IIcndersonville, Sapphire and Lake
'Toxaway to spend few weeks.
Rev. j. H. Henderlite will go tC
Elizabeth City to supply the pulpit
OF the Presbyterian church there Sun
day. This church is without apastol
and Mr.. Henderlite goes by order o
the Presbytery. There will be nc
preaching at his church Sunday
owing to the pastors absence
Preaching as usual the first Sunda,
in June
Mrs. II. J. Hartmaier returned hOm
Saturday from Baltimore where sh
had been to visit relatives and liz TIL
hope that her health would be bene
fitted by the change. She made he
stay shorter than expected owing t.
the sudden death of her brother 500
after she got there, the shock an
prostration from which she has no
Vet recovered.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. McCoin will leav
about the 9TH ofJune on an eXtende
trip to Canada, expecting to be gon
SIX weeks or two months. They WI
visit several points, Stratford, Lon
don, Ontario, Quebec and elsewher'
Stratford is Mrs. McCoin's old HON
and they will spend some time thel
with relatives whom she has not vi:
lted since she came to this country.
Mr.. George Gary, wife and child,
Edgerton, Wisconsion, came las
Thursday to spend a few weeks wit
his parents, Col. and Mrs. Gary. 1t
expected that while he is here thel
will be q reunion of the Gary boys
Alex, in Danville; Eugene, in Ne
York City; Curtis, in Fulton, n. \
Meredith, in Durham; Charlie,
home-all fine, manly young fellow
who reflect credit upon the faml
name and their honored father.
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