The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-05-18

HulHtl, l-liIIS' .'Iiiii s ~ -
doors, Windows, Frames,
Oak Nantels, Tiles, Crates, &c.
Holm B. WATKINS. |
Mr.. l.. II. Smith Of Greenville, is
ri.iriun b-rsister, Mrs. Harry Harper.
n hi, will the late Washington
nike la7f ~5.OOOtO kittrell Institute,
IcolorDIi 1t kittrell. \. L.
Mr. Marvin Nash OF Rocky Mount,
snapt Sunday in Henderson with his
narpnts DR. and Mrs. J.. l.. Nash.
Vance county Superior court will
convene Monday. Judge w. r. Allen
will preside. 1t will be IA two weeks
term
new line of cOrsets-the American
Bpautips-Thoma5 & NewcOmb call
attention to this week. All sizes,
STYLES and prices.
DR. I. Il. Coggeshall returned Mon
dav from IL trip to Boston, PrOvl-
dpnc. and Newport, covering ten
DAYS or two weeks.
Mrs. Fannie l.. Fuller of Franklin
county. has been the guest OF MIR.
and Mrs. {. W. Williams in Hender-
son during the past week.
Mrs. W X. McNair returned home
Friday from visit to relatives and
friends III Raleigh and elsewhere hav-
inc been away several weeks.
Mrs. VI. $. Wood of EdentOn, who
had been visiting her brother, Capt.
v. l.. Shaw, in Henderson, for some
weeks. returned to her home Friday.
work hard and marry early" says
Ella Wheeler Wilcox. "Marry early"
i, shorter and makes the other adj
vice unnecessary, says writer who
knows.
Mpssrs. w. A. Hunt and 5. 5. Par
ham went to Winston Tuesday to at
tend the meeting of the North Caro-
lima Bankers Association i'll session
there this week.
Mrs. J. G. Kittrell and two children
returned home last week from Hert-
ford and Edenton where they had
been to visit Hon. Thomas u. Skin
her. Mrs. Kittrell's father. and other
relatives and friends.
". W. Parker has just bought a
splendid line of pocket knives-drum.
mcrS 5 samples-which he will retail
at wholesale prices. If you want a
good pocket knife at much less than
the usual cost now is your opportu
nitv and Parker's drug store is the
place
Mrs. X. J. Parker of Dublin. spent
lew DAYS with relatives and friends
in Henderson last week, going iron
here to Asheville to stay awhile Mrs
Parker was before her marriage Miss
Lottie Barnes. daughter OF the lat
f. Il. Barnes, and was born III thu
town
Mrs. Missillier announces the arr
val Of IL new line of lawns and ready
made underwear. And i'll beauty
style. quality and price her stock Q
dress goods and trimmings, whit
goods. silks, embroideries, notions
hosiery, novelty goods, etc. canno
he surpassed.
Mr.. X. II. Hood is in the Easter
part Of the State travelling in the II
tDre>t of the Buckhorn Lithia Water
He Is meeting with gratifying success
dealers handling Buckhorn Llthl
Water upon its merit in preference I
some of the older and more wldel
er.t,u-r
MIR. Andrew Buford of Salisbur,
formerly the popular agent OF tt
Southern Railway in Henderson, W.
a visitor here last week, the guest
Nj and Mrs. Alex Cheek. He VIZ
returning from a business trip
Richmond and stopped over to shaI
hands with friends i'll passing.
Miss Lucy Davis has gone to He
d-rsonviIle and will be joined by h
mother and brother Robert abo
the first of June. and if they like tn
vii make that place their home pc
manently Miss Matte Davis M
% with them also but she has II
vt decided positively as to this.
Mrs. W. B. Shaw went to Half
county Friday to visit her slst'
Mrs Charles Tillery and Mrs. Tt
I"nner. before leaving for Visions
n-Xt month to live. She was acco
panied by her mother, Mrs. Mary
Fcrrebee, of Camden county, who h
been here visiting her for some wee
Mrs. e. \. Wyche and little dau'
ter. Mary Traynham, returned no
I" Rosemary Friday, having stopl
over few days on their return tr
Black Walnut, Va, where Mrs. wy
had been to see Mrs. r. j. Wyche "
recently had the misfortune to
and break both bones OF one OF
arms below the elbow.
Mr.. George Cooper returned ]
Week from Poughkeepsie, n. \ wi
he has been taking a course in G.
mercial law and bookkeeping. ID
ing qualified himself for such wor
takes place in the Office of the t
derson Branch of the American
5acco Company and we are quite
ne will make himself useful in that
sition
A Guaranteed Cure for Piles.