The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1907-08-22
VERY LOW PRICES.
On Lumber, Lime, Shingles
Doors, Windows, Frames, Oak
ManteIs, Tiles, Crates, &c.
John B. WATKINS.


Mrs. E.. +. Southerland OF China
GIoyr. j. visiting Mrs. Leslie e. Pirie.
Mrs. \. B.T.CoIeman Of Richmond,
+. visiting her mother. Mrs. \. +.
Clements.
Mis- LIril. Withers Of Charlotte,
j. visiting Miss Carrie Gilmore in
Henderson.
Mr.. T.. l.. Collins OF Richmond,
VA. is visiting her son, Mr.. J. f..
collins. OH William street.
Mrs. K. s. MdCoin has returned
from Panacea Springs where she has
ben staying two or three weeks.
Rev. Charles +. Myers OF William
SON. West Virginia., will preach in he
Presbyterian church neXt Sunday.
Mrs. Jordan and Miss Stella Jor-
dan oi Raleigh, are visiting Mr. and
Mr. james Jordan in Henderson.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Burnett has returned
from B~auf)rt, where she has been
tpr several weeks visiting relatives.
Mrs. f. e. Toepleman who is at
I:uaera Springs for her health, has
been much bpmfted since she has
been there.
j r. CIack advertises IL good one
horse farm situate near town for
rent for the year 1908. Six-rOom
house ON the place.
Mrs. Missilier advertises silk dress
patterns and remnants in silks as
specials for this week. Bargains may
be- had in these goods while they
u~t
Dr. Morton will preach in the Pres
hytrrian church the second Sunday
Ia September instead OF the first, as
WAS announced from the pulpit last
Sunday
Mr.. Ira Rogers who has IL position
with the Southern Cotton Oil Com
plny in Charlotte, was here this
week visiting his mother, Mrs K. q.
Bobbitt.
Nice line Of new wolfe and Panama
skirts, the very thing to wear to
the jamestown Exposition, at Sam,
vel Watkins Shoes, gloves, ribbons,
collars, underwear, etc.
Miss May Beck will resume hel
classes in music the second Monday
in September. instruction limited tC
piano. Lessons will be given either
at her home or home of pupil rs pre-
hrrrd.
Miss Bessie Evans, assist ant mil
liner at the Geo. \. Rose Company's
Is quite sick with typhoid fever
ut the home OF Mrs. Hunter Dunn
Her condition mas been critical fol-
several days
Miss Susie Linthicum who has beer
visiting her aunt, Mrs. r. $. McCoin,
III Henderson, left Friday for Rich
mond and Washington City and viii
visit the jamestown Exposition be
fore returning to her home in Dur
ham
Mr.. Thomas NJ. Pittman, Jr., ar
rived Saturday from Memphis. Tenn
ON Il ten days leave of absence tC
visit his parents. He is employed il
the division of civil engineering will
the Illinois Central Railway, a posi-
tIou he has held for some time, anC
Is getting on very well.
Mr. Robert Mcmillan returned Il
Newport News, Va, last week after 4
pleasant visit home. He was ac
cnmPanied by his sister, Miss Daisy
Mcmillan, who will be guest o
Miss Helen Bergman for some time
amt will also take in the Exposition
before returning home.
Nr. i. :. AronsOn has gone tC
Ne" ork to buy new fall goods
lie will be away about two weeks
"Hd will embrace the opportunity tC
take advantage of the best bargains
offered and select the class of goods
/" suit his customers in clothing
oEercoatS, shoes, hats. furnishings
etc.
Mrs. J. =. Poythress, Miss Eff,
ioythress and Mr.. b. +. Poythres.
nave returned from a week stay a
f1nacea Springs. Mrs. Poythres
stopped over with her brother, Mr.
J"'m Twinsdale in Littleton, a few
days and Miss Ehie and Ben extend
Ell their trip by visiting relatives a
Wise before returning home.
DR.. Alfred H. Moment preached il
the Presbyterian church here Sunda,
morning. He came by direction o
fresbytery the special duty will
winch he was commissioned being tt
"IIlclally declare this church withOu
pastor since the action of Presby
terry IN dissOlving the pastoral rela
'!on OF Rev. j. II. Henderlite Al
night DR.. Moment preached in tn
Methodist Episcopal church it being
the occasion of the regular unio
services.
he number Of Henderson peopl
VINO could have answered present
10 roll call at the jamestown Expo
SltIon last week would have counte
up INTO the hundreds. They all aI
peared to have good time and enjo
tHe sights to be seen. The weathe
was favorable, the crowds were we
handled by the transportation con
pames both in reaching Norfolk an
inter they got there and nothing o.
turred to mar the pleasure of anyor
IT'S lar as we know.
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