The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-08-31
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Lrmrcr, Lime. Shingles.
Doors. Windows, Frames,
Oak Nantcls, Tiles. Crates, &c.
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Holm b. WATKINS.
Mis- Macy Chavasse has returned
IRON, Richmond where she had been
y-.itin. ipr some time.
Mis- Tazzic Cheatham of Granville
county. went to Whiteyille Tuesday
70 teach in the High School at that
place.
Mr.. and Mrs William Horner of
Rosemary. spent Sunday and Mon
I,y with relatives and friends in Hem
dpreum
MFR :. =. Written aud family have
returned home from Virginia Beach
where they had Il cottage during the
,ra,ou.
Mis-, Lillian Goodrich left yesterday
totakr position rs music teacher
in the High School at Bum, Frank
lin county.
Rev. J. H. Hcndcrlite will return
nome his week and will preach in the
PRESBYTERIAN church Sunday morn
.ug an! evening.
Mr.. l.. d. Stainback and son, Mas
Ter Barnard. returned home Tuesday
from Hampton. Va, where they had
been for several weeks.
Prof W r. Mills came over from
Luuisburg Monday, returning Tues
day business rather than pleasure
WIS tine object of his visit hence his
stay was short.
Mrs J d. Newsom OF Raleigh. re-
turned last week from Il three weeks
trip to New York, Asbury Park, Phil
adrlphia and Washingt on, and Is the
guest oi her daughter, Mrs. Nj. j.
O.Nrii. in Henderson.
Mrs John Perry Loveiady and two
little daughters, Lula and Edwlna,
who have been spending the summer
with Mrs Mai Harris. have returned
Misses Jennie and Mary Tilghman
oi Weldon. who have been visiting
the family of Mr. W. l.. Garlick in
Henderson, went to Richmond last
week to stay awhile previous to re-
turning home.
Mr. H. W. Barnes will go North in
a lew days to buy new fall goods for
Barnes Clothing Store. He says he
is not going to buy EN- all but will
9"t his part of the best to be had in
ms line. at the best prices.
l'nler new contract the street i'm
.proyrmPnt work is being extended
i3ryond the limits originally cOntem-
plated. Would that the money was
III sight to improve all OF the more
impurtHut streets III town.
Mr. Samuel Watkins went to Louis
b1rg Monday and bought q fine horse
10 match with one of his carriage
horses. 1t is II nice team he has now
the pair much similar i'll appearance
amt working we'll together.
Mr.. + e. Toepleman, general man
ager OF the Home Telephone and Tele
graph company, has gone to Hender-
sonville where he will join his wife and
little son, who have been there for
some time, and will return with them
III about ten days.
Rev. W. +. Kenneth, wife and son
returned Tuesday from n months
vacation spent at Mt. Vernon
SprIngs, Mr.. Kenneth will occupy
his pulpit at the Methodist Protest
ant church rs usual Sunday Preach
ll2 ut | Ill the morning and 8 p. m.
t'r. :. Rapport, the eye specialist,
.4nhounceS that he will be at Massen-
burg : Hotel Wednesday, September
.0tL-neNt week-for the purpose of
examining eyes and fitting glasses.
Persons who may require the services
'ot aH Oculist should bear this in
mind
The Henderson Graded Schools
viii open on the 18th. Attention is
sailed 10 the announcement of Super
iit"ndent Alderman, emphasizing the
Importance of pupils entering prompt
~ at the beginning of the session. The
OH building will be used for the pres
eut-until the new school building is
finished.
capt. T. W Mason ofJackson, was
: 'lSltor here Monday 1t is always
apleasure to the friends and admir-
ELS of this genial and engaging gen.
Ieinan to see him. One of the ablest
and most eloquent men in the State
AMI one OF the cleanest in public and
private life the GOLD LEAF has al
ways desired to see him honored with
some Office the highest in the gift Of
Tie people.
: ol. W. H. Hood suffered partia
sstFoke OF paralysis Sunday night and
MS condition is quite serious if no,
critical. His right side from The
Nalst up is affected. He has no us,
u The right arm and while he suffer.
no pam 1t is with difficulty that 1t
Cah swallow or speak. Col. Hood is ON
% henderson's Oldest and most es
teelned citizens and hisiriends hop
1nat he may soon recover. At thi
fSEliiHg his condition is thought t.
De more favorable.