The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-11-23
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VERY LOW PRICES.
Lumber, Lime, Shingles.
Doors. Windows. Frames,
Oak Mantels, Tiles, Crates. &c.
John B. WATKINS.

Mrs. J. F.. Harris who has been
quite sick, is improving. Her niece,
Miss Tempe Hill. of Raleigh, his here
with her.
Owing to their having an open
date, Manager ArOnsOn secured Hoo
ligan'S Troubles for Monday night.
All extra attraction.
Papers in the Eastern part Of the
State speak very highly Of HOlligan' .
Troubles. the attraction at Cooper
Opera House next Monday night.
Rev. W. F. Kenneth and Mr. A. j.
Harris left yesterday to attend the
annual conference of the Methodist
Protestant church which meets this
week i'll High Point.
Mr.. Andrew J. Harris is attending
the annual conference of the Method
ist Protestant church at High Point
This week, and will be absent from
bis office until next Tuesday.
Sorry We missed seeing Brother j.
4. Thomas, of the Lousburg Times,
when he called Monday We note
comments ON the card he left and re-
ply that we were in Richmond
Mrs J. S. F. Young and little son,
Master Jack, Jr.," left last week
utter spending some time here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Edwin
Stephens, ard have Joined Lieut..
Young ut Jefferson Barracks. near
st. Louis.
A big crowd is going from Hender-
son to Norfolk Thanksgiving Day to
witness the foot ball game between
the University of Virginia and the
University of North Carolina. A
Pullman sleeper will be operated to
accommodate parties from here.
Abbott Dawson with the Nothing
but Money Company, filed their ell
gagement at Cooper Opera House
Monday night Rainy weather kept
many away but despite the clouds
the attendance was fair and those
who like shows of the kind, for laugh
ing purposes only, enjoyed it.
Mr.. T. T. Hicks adv.rtises for the
return OF IL highly priced book-"Get-
ting on in the World" was
borrowed from him. He hopes the
TREND has by this time learned the
secret OF success in life sufficiently
well to be getting on in the world
without the book and trusts this will
be reminder to return same to him.
Col. Henry Perry has presented the
GOLD LEAF with a banana grown on
tree he has in his yard. There were
IL on the bunch, not as large or as
tne flavor as some We have seen, but
bananas all the same. When small
the tree was left in the house but it
has grown too large to move about
aud now occupies Il position in the
ward where the fruit matured.
Mr.. c. W. Williams has accepted a
position with E. A. Kelly & Co., as
bo0k-keeper and salesman. to take
effect the first of December. He has
had long experience in that capacity,
Is capable and obliging and the firm
Is to be congratulated upon securing
his services. Mr.. Williams will be
pleased to see and serve his friends
at his new place OF business hereafter
The Vance Guards had their an
nual supper Tuesday night, an
event always looked forward to with
PLEASURE by the soldier boys anc
those of their friends who are privi
legged to share their hospitality. They
mad a splendid supper-as they al
ways do-and that it was fully en-
!oyed goes without saying. Tina,
afternoon the Company had target
practice a good per centage of thu
enrolment being mustered.