The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-10-25
VERY LOW PRICES.
On Lumber, Lime, Shingles
Doors, Windows, Frames, Oak
Mantels, Tiles, Crates, &c.
John B. WATKINS.

IOf1lN D. " - AL NJ.
The sIn.-howed it's face awhile this
morning. the first time it had been
srDn in Ten days.
Mr. ana Mrs. G. A. Wyche and two
children, OF Rosemary, spent yester-
dav in Henderson.
Mrs Mamie Kidwell and daughter
Of Savannah, Ga, are visiting Mrs.
" K. Horton this week.
Mrs. c. Il. Morton of New Bern
ha- been visiting her sister, Mrs. W.
K. Horton, in Henderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Corbitt are in
Atlanta this week attending the meet
inc Of the Carriage Builders Associa-
ton.
MIR. jim Horton, engineer on the
Atlantic Coast Line, has been home
for IL week with his parents, Mrs. and
Mrs. ". r. Horton.
our guests, the ladies, have had
the town this week-and it does not
need to be said that the town has
been in good hands.
Mr.. J. b. Owen has returned from
ST. Louis where he went last week to
attend the meeting of the American
Bankers Association.
Democrats. remember that the reg
i~tratiOn books close Oh Saturday,
nth. If you are not properly regis
tered you cannot vote.
Mr.. Fred J. Risk, former resident
here and connected with the BalfrOn
Knitting Mills, but now of New York
CITY, is a Henderson visitor this week.
The postOffices at Watkins, Gill
burg, BroOkstOn and COkes have been
discontinued, patrons at these places
now being served by rural route car
r:"rS
The Seaboard' train service to the
ate fair last week was very good
cause for complaint in not putting
passengers there in time as was the
case last year.
Three King heaters and one Turk
ish bath, in good condition, are adj
yertised for sale cheap. II interested
enquire at the electric light plant for
particulars.
Mrs. Il. J. Wyche of ROsemary.w was
here yesterday on her way to South
Boston. Va, to visit her little grand
children and son-in-law, Mr.. ID. l..
Traynham.
Keeping constantly at it brings
success" Persistent agitation oft
produces action. So with your pri'
vate business; so with public enter
prise The moral is plain.
Mrs. Sarah A. Horner advertises
four rooms for rent, furnished or I'M
furnished Electric lights. William
street, near business part of town
Also good stables with buggy shed.
Mrs. Sarah Brink and Mrs. Henry
Steinruck and children from Mariner
H0rbor, Staten Island, n. Y, are Wis
iting their brother and uncle, Mr.
George Houghtaling in Henderson
expecting to stay some time.
Mr. Dick Workman came Sunday
from New York to spend awhile al
home before leaving for Turkey where
he goes in the employment of the
American Tobacco Company, il
whose service he has been for severa
years.
Miss Lucy Bryan attended the mar
riage of her cousin, Miss Annie Stills
and DR.. Baird Brooks of Durham
which occurred yesterday at Contra
Methodist Episcopal church, Ed
monlson avenue and Stricken street
Baltimore.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W
Gill sympathize with them in TIN
death OF their infant child-a littl
boy-which occurred Sunday night
His life was brief-less than a year.
but he lived long enough to grow
into the lives of the devoted parents
AMI those about him and very deep
~ are they bereaved at the loss O
the dear little one
MIR. Henry Aston, fresh from tn
ottoman Empire, has been greetin.
his Henderson friends this week. H
arrived in New York three weeks agC
from Turkey where he has been 70
I'VE or six years, in the employment
OF the American Tobacco Company
located at Cayalla. Mr.. Aston vii
return next month and Mr.. Die
workman Will accompany him.
Several persons have taken ad
vantage of our fountain pen offe
AMI III every case perfect satisfaction,
mas been given as far as we hav
heard. The pen is a good one, pra,
IIcaiIy equal to any four or five do
iaF pen while costing only so cent,
lou can get one by paying a wear
subscription to the GOLD LEAF an
oo cents extra, whether old or ne,
subscriber. '
Mr. Mike Collins went to Richmon
iuay night to receive NEEDLES
NJ tie4'inent at the Virginia hospita
lie ne mas been sick for some time suf:a1
,lE from serious stomach trouble an
b tn's course was advised. He hopes t
ii Go'e TO return in a few weeks an
ta tue mean time would have his en-
~ understand the Circumstance
Hra ms absence and inattention t
;. one up the liver move the bowels e,aan