The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-03-08

i Dr.. John Hill Tucker returned Mon
Ilny morning from New York City
j, where he went last week to attend
4 he marriage of IL friend.
8 Mr.. +. T.. Schroeder and DR.. Edward
aucker went to Richmond Friday to
attpmd the Humpty Dumptv per
lormance at the Academy of Music.
q Several new advertisements appear
this week, all of which are worthy of
nttpntiOn. Til" advert ispmrntS often
CONSTITUTE the most vHlunbl" news in
thr paper.
Mr.. l.. W Holloman is out again
nttcndin@ to his business as mana
spcr of the Singer Sewing Machine
Company after being confined to his
home and bed several weeks Il severe
sufirrcr from rheumatism.
81 Mrs l.. d. StHinback went to Bal
gilmore last week on Il pleasure trip.
she was Joined ut Old Point by her
Sister. Mrs. MuSsrnburg of HHmpt on.
and together they will spend some
4 imc i'll the Monumental City.
Mr. II. H. Pittmnn of Graham, n.
q .. becomes Il citizen of Henderson,
Succeeding Mr.. W. r. McNair az man
20 9,l- of PHrkrr's city drug store. He
camr Mon day and is we'll recon-
s1urudrd rs Il capable and accurate
tlruggist and prescription clerk.
s. Sympathy is deeply felt for Mayor and
A 1 l., 4 Il, ,t,I,
imSlv around the bedside of their infant
fhild, critically sick with gastritis. Yes
Il relay the little sufferer was extremely
low and four physicians We're together
iI consultation. This morning her con
erion had not changed for the better.
). f. Mlraw Hdvrrtises Il lot OF
luu~choId goods to be sold ut nuc-
IL at his residence. opposite the
In.~byjpriau church. on Saturday,
N trrh nth. il not disposed OF pri-
n .t,iy hcior" that time. See notice
Ill uyrhrr column for list OF articles.
Il is with regret that we are to lose
d. !. l. Me- raw and family rs citi-
zrus Of Henderson. Mr.. MrCraW has
II n an offer from the POSTAL Trle-
praph Company. in whose servIr" he
is uOW. TO become manager OF the OF
frr at Alexandria. Va. at better sal
sHry.
8 W" had II call Monday from Mr..
Jesse T.. Clark, representing he Pro-
zDrc>Sire Farmer. who WAS here in the
Ziutrrr~t of that excellent publication.
#lirvcrv farmer in North Carolina read
zthc Progressive Farmer AMI prOftpd
Iby its instruction the condition of
8agricUlturc would he much better.
Mr.. Oliver l.. Rowland has re-
turned home from Sumter, :. e.,
where ne went to have his lee ampu-
tatrd lis stated in these columns at
tn" time. The limb was taken off
above. instead of below. the knee as
We had it though Mr. Rowland is
getting on very we'll and will soon re-
gain his health and WOnted strength.
The new Graded School building is
nearing completion. Contractor
Weaver has done his work well al
though it has not been as rapid rs
expected owing to various causes
the delay in getting material and
uufnvorable weather principally. The
furniture has been shipped from the
factory and will be ready to be i'll
stalled by the time the building Is
finished.
1t is to be regretted that the de
mand for il day current does not
seem To Justify the Lighting auc
Power Company in furnishing sucl
service. They made IN effort along
this line last summer but the number
OF subscribers was not sufficient tt
meet running expenses. We believe ,
day current would he the means q
s developing many smallrrenterpriese
beside being Il great convenience an,
benefit to those We already have.