The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-08-16
VERY LOW PRICES.
On Lumber, Lime, Shingles,
Doors, Windows, Frames, Oak
Mantels, Tiles, Crates, &c.
John B. WATKINS.

". Tom Rowland says it's girl
and he smiles all over his face now.
Messrs. NJ. II. Stone and Roy
Robertson are in Richmond this week
OH pleasure trip.
Miss Katie Tankersley of Balti-
more, Md, is visiting her brother,
Mr. Chas. F. Tankersley.
Miss Annie Manning and her cousin,
Mr.. Ovid Benthall of Norfolk, are
visiting relatives in Henderson this
week.
Mrs. Mary f. Council with her two
children left Sunday for few days
outing in Warren and Franklin coun-
ties.
Mrs d. j. Raper of Greensboro, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mcmillan, i'm this county, at
present.
Mrs. W. f. HARDWOOD and daughter,
Miss Fannie, of Petersburg, Va. are
listing Mrs. A. J. Cheek in Hen
dersOn.
Mr. W. s. Parker and family return
u Friday from a pleasant sojourn
II the mountains of Western North
Carolina.
Mrs H. Ii. Bass and little son,
Master Hartwell, went to Wrights-
Vile last Thursday to spend three or
four weeks.
Mr. John Skinner is back at his
post again as collector for the Citizens
Bank, after a visit to Littleton, his
old home.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Nash of
Greensboro, spent several days here
during the past week with Dr. and
Mrs. Nash.
Miss Emma Hood has returned to
Washington after spending a few
weeks here visiting her father, Col.
W H. Hood
Mr.. Asa Hardee came home Sat
urlay from Enfield where he had
been visiting at the home of his I'm Gle,
Mr. June Hardee, for ten days
Mr.. Robert Mcmillan of Newport
News, Va, came Saturday to spend
awhile with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Mcmillan, in the country.
Miss Daisy Mcmillan OfVance coun-
ty, passed through Henderson Mon
day on her way home from q pleas
ant visit to friends in Warren county.
Mr. Gus Zollicoffer has so far re-
covered from his protracted sickness
with fever, that he is able to be up
about the room for a short while at
time
Rev Father Price of Raleigh, will
he here on Sunday next. Mass at Z
II. m. in the rooms over the Southern
Express office. Preaching in Cooper
Opera House at p. IN.
Mr. A. II. Taft, wife and two chill
dren of Greenville, n c., are visiting
Rev. and Mrs j. T. b. Hoover, Mr.. Taft
is II leading merchant of Greenville
Mrs. Taft is u daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hoover.
In addition to handling the Co.
lumbia monographs and records,
Is. 5. ArOnson has added a line OF
Victor records and machines also.
No finer talking machines made than
these two leading machines.
Watermellons this season and not.
withstanding the excessive rains they
have been of fine flavor and demand
ready sale being of those brought to
market weigh from 30 to so pounds
the largest weighing 54 and 81
pounds.
Mr.. f. r. Haskins, teller of the First
Matrimonial Bank,is taking q vacation
this week, spending the time at his
old home in Mecklenburg county
Va, and at Chase City. Mr.. Franz
Harris is acting in his place-anC
right we'll is he doing the honors.
Miss Bette Pittman returned hom
last night from a six weeks trip tt
Northern and New England points
She visited her friend Miss Mabe
Clark at her home in Norwich, Conn.
taking in Boston and New York O.
side trips, and spent the time mos
pleasantly.
Albert Stein, corner 9TH and Broad
streets, Richmond, offers the ladie
choice line of colOred slippers t.
match their dresses, in blue, ligh
blue, Alice blue, light green, lavende
and pink-in pumps, sailor ties, Gill
son ties, at S1.25, and any othe
styles. State width and sizes wanted
Mail orders will receive careful an
prompt attention.
Attention is called to the advel
tisements of the r. J. Reynold
Tobacco Comany, Winston-Salen
\. t., which are printed in this issu
OF the GOLD LEAF. Their brand
OF tobaccos are. famous whereve
good tobacco is chewed or smoked
and Schnapps and Reynolds SUI
cured are easily among the favorite
The quality is there and the price
reasonable.
Mr.. ]. o. Quicker went to Warrento
Monday to take a position with I'll
Serbs Hardware Company, as maj
ager. He is aeapable hardware ma
and his new employers are fortunat
IN securing his services. Mr.. Duck,
mas been with the Watkins Har
ware Company here for some yea
ana has many friends who regret
departure. Mr.. Z. C. Womble
durham, succeeds Mr.. Quicker.
TOT the latest styles in watches, Jew