The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-11-02
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VERY LOW PRICES.
Lumber, Lime, Shingles.
Doors. Windows. Frames.
Oak Nantels, Tiles, Crates, &c.
IOHN B. WATKINS.

ItJf1IN ID. w ~ l n lin >.
Ms Jessie Harris is home from st.
Mary ~. Ealeigh, to spend Il short
wui-
Mi Mite Dodson, of Lynchburg,
Va. cam" Tuesday afternoon and is
tlr.ur~t If Miss Leila Shannon.
MIS- Josie Clack has returned from
Il visit ri several weeks spent with
friends near Macon.
Miss Mary Perry came home from
St. MHry's last week and spent IL few
DAYS at home returning to Raleigh
yesterday.
Htrcourt Blarknall. kittrell, n. G.,
aIr-rtisrs IL Young Scotch Collie or
Shepherd dog for sale cheap. Pure
bred and entitled to registration.
MR. ". Y. Gay, at the John Wat
kn~ brick house, on Turner avenue,
waists Il few boarders and dodgers.
Apply at the residence for terms and
further particulars.
our druggist friend, Mr. W. W. Par
krr. Is now wearing "the smile that
won't come off" There's a little girl
al his house. the cause. Mother and
daughter both doing well.
Mpssrs. J. FL. Satterwhite, D. II.
Bail. !. NJ Edwards and j. r. Barnes
of Vance county, have been drawn as
Jurors for the Federal court which
cpuyrnrs in Raleigh December 18th.
MIR y II. Houff returned Monday
from charlottesville, Va. where he
Went last week to attend the cOnven-
ti"n Of photographers OF Virginia,
North Carolina and South Carolina.
The Contemporary Club met Mon
day night with DR.. Coggeshall at Mr..
J. Millpr's. These meetings are al
WAYS interesting, instructive and edl-
fvlng-a source of profit as we'll as
pleasure to the members.
Returning from Franklinton where
she had been to attend the Green
Joyner marriage, Miss Charlotte Britt
Of Oxford, stopped over in Hender
son this week, the guest OF Misses
Ethel and Laurine Dorsey.
Pending the completion of their
new home since giving up the old one
t. Mr. H. T. Powell Mr.. and Mrs.
taHrlrs Stainback are boarding at
Mr. Manning's where their friends
may find them for the present
Miss Ethel Dorsey has returned
from FranklintOn where she went
last week to attend the marriage OF
Mr. benjamin Green and Miss Cecil
Ia Ioyner. The bride, who is a
daughter of Mr.. Thomas c. Joyner,
l. Il cousin OF hers.
Prof. W. r. Mills came over from
L'ui>hurg Saturday and spent Sun
day and Monday here While he had
other business the principal OBJ
!rr' of his visit was to attend the
m""tIngof the Contemporary Club, of
winch he is Il member, Monday night.
Or. Robert |. Hicks of Warrenton,
Va. WAS here a short while Monday
nn his WAY to Oxford to see his sis
Ter. Mrs NJ. Y. Lanier. DR.. Hicks
Formerly lived in Granville and has
many friends among our older citi-
z'u> who hold him in kindly and at
i"tI5nate regard.
tn" GOLD LEAF is glad to know
that the ladies of the Helping Hand
'.r-le OF the Kings Daughters did
We. with their dinner served at
luughlin store last Thursday, clear
H. about 5000 above expenses.
II" cooking was excellent and they
served good meal.
f. :. AronsOn has the bill boards
a.. med With handsome four-sheet
.E"r"raph posters. advertising A. b.
k'r~rhHaum & Cos fine clothing
hfE">"nting the latest in sack suits
All Nvrrcoats-which he sells. Some
t'-"- new and attractive they at
tr-a-r attention and favorable com
M-ur
Miss Tena Holstead has returned
from Il visit to Norfolk and Eastern
North Carolina. having gone to at
5-.tl he horse show. She is a great
i"|,r Of horses and says the hand
some gowns and sparkling jewels
Worn by the ladies did not fascinate
IL - much as the beautiful horses
s.. saw.
lir :. T. Peace succeeds Mr.. James
W iorner us secretary of the Con-
temporary Club. When Rev. |. \.
l. ..iu left to attend the Chicago
E"rSity Mr.. Horner took his place
d, I ms removal to Chapel Hill again
caused Il vacancy. But a worthy
'rSsOr to both was found in the
+. son OF Mr.. Peace.
Former Sheriff W. H. Smith lost
H. pocketboOk containing upwards
u >ISO-OO, somewhere between Hen
uriS"n and his home, Monday after
noon. There were also some certifi-
Ta'3> 81 deposit it the First National
b3.th bearing his name. A reward
=. So 90 will be paid the finder for
turning money and papers to the
Nr. W. Ii. Bundy filed his appoint
Tlynt to preach in Odd Fellows Hall
'''Sday night. He had a respectable
nf"flng In point of numbers, and a
I.T7SPectiul one in attention given him.
In:iIhougn quite young man he is
iii%Iiy gifted and we'll versed in Bible
, r- tie is apr in illustration and
p'Easant IN address and altogether