The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-07-13

Master Graham Jordan son of Mr..
j. q. Jordan, who is visiting his
aunt, Mrs. W. f. Brady, at Fayette-
Vile, had the misfortune to get his
thigh broken last week. The accident
occurred at a merrygoround. The
little fellow has suffered much as a
result of his injury but is getting
along as we'll as could be expected.
l.. W. Holloman, manager OF the
Henderson agency of the Singer Sew
inc Machine Company, wants a man
with horse for LOuisburg and Frank
linton as salesman and collector.
Good contract will be made with the
proper parties See advertisement
elsewhere in this paper and call on or
write to Mr.. Holloman for further
information.
Mr.. W. A. Woodliff writing from
Columbia, S. C., remitting amount
OF his subscription to the paper, says
he looks forward with pleasure to the
weekly visits of the GOLD LEAF and
always enjoys the news from Hender-
son and Vance county. He says it
is like getting a letter from his old
home, which he has not seen in about
three years.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. McCoin returned
home Wednesday morning from their
trip to Canada, having been away
five weeks. They visited a number
OF points of interest and had a de-
lightful time OF it. Mr.. McCoin is en-
thusiastic in his admiration of Cam
ada and the people whom he met. In
courtesy and hospitality he says they
are excelled by no people anywhere.
Kings Business College, Raleigh
and Charlotte, an advertisement of
which will be found in this paper, is
one of the best schools of the kind in
the South. The Oldest business col
lege in the State, we'll established,
and gives the world best in modern
business education. Bookkeeping,
shorthand and ponmanship taught
by mail. Send for home study rates.
Mr.. II. Il. Hicks has returned from
Toxaway, where he went last week to
attend the meeting of the Bar AssO
citation of North Carolina. That his
stay in the mountains was enjoyed
those who have visited that delight
full region do not need to be told.
Mr.. Hicks was elected a member of
the executive committee, q recOgni-
ton of his ability and fitness worthily
! bestowed.
Under the schedule put into effect
July 2nd the Seaboard Air Line Rail
way is operating through trains from
Washington to Birmingham, and
through Pullmans from New York to
Birmingham, making close connec-
ton with the Frisco System for Mem
phis. Kansas City, and all points
| West and South west. Also with the
Queen 4 Crescent for New Orleans
and Texas points.
Mr.. +. l.. Webb of Roxboro, has
identified himself with the business
life of Henderson. He takes a place
as drug and prescription clerk at
DOrsey's drug store, entering upon
his duties last week. Mr.. Webb is a
bright young man, careful and pains
taking in his work, polite and &C
commodating and altogether OF the
kind OF help known at that popular
pharmacy.
The Seaboard will operate their an
nual excursion from Weldon and in
termediate points, to Raleigh anC
return Tuesday, July 25th. Specia
coaches will be handled by the Shoe
fly train thus providinga convenient
schedule for all. Very low rates vii
be made for this occasion: 81 .25 from
Weldon; $1OO Littleton to Gray
stone; 81 .OOOxford to DickersOn ant
Watkins; Is cents Henderson, Kit
trell. LOuiSburG