The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1907-09-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse 4. Macon. for
merry of Halifax county, but latterlv
OF Henderson, have come to Raleirh
to live and are residing with Mrs.
Hadley, near Park nvenue.-Raleigh
Times.
A trip to the Virginia State Fair
at Richmond, October 7th-1 9th, will
fully repay anyone. The second an
nual State Fair will no doubt be one
OF the best ever held in the South.
The exhibits. shows, races and spe-
cial events have been planned Oh Il
liberal scale, and all indications
point to Il splendid success.
Mr.. and Mrs. w S. Broome w no have
been staying in Henderson for three
weeks, went to Richmond Tuesday
to spend few days before returning
to their home in Gainesville, Fla.
Henderson has not had more agree
able visitors and during their stay
here both made numerous friends
and admirers who regretted to see
them leave
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Y. Cooper and
Misses Genevieve and Louise Cooper
left yesterday afternoon for Wash
ington City where the young ladies
will enter school. Miss Louise Coop
err is the daughter Of Mr.. Matt Coop
er of Waco, Texas, and has been
spending the summer here with rela-
tives, visiting the jamestown Expo
sition and other places.
Samuel Watkins fall opening OF
dress goods and trimmings, notions,
| novelties, etc, today and tomorrow
Thursday aud Friday will be an
attraction of unusual interest to the
ladies. They have a big stock-the
choicest things of the seasons offer
ings-and can please all tastes. The
ladies are cordially invited to attend
and see the display of pretty things
provided for them.
Persons who have items ofnews for
the paper are requested to send them
in while they are 'news" and not
wait two or three weeks thinking
somebody else will do SO, or the edi-
tor will find it out somehow. The
editor is only a human being and he
can't be in more than one place at a
time or get information by absorp-
ton. He must either see or hear to
learn things, just like other folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Dunn Of Win,
ston-Salem, spent few days in Hen
derson last week visiting Mr.. Dunn's
people. Mrs. Dunn, who is bride Of
only a few months, is a charming
young woman, and those who met
her doubly felicitated Mr.. Dunn, who
is successful real estate dealer and
business man of his town, upon his
fine Judgment and rare good fortune
in achieving his last and best success
in the matrimonial market.
Gen. Francis A. Macon had a mum
bering machine which he kindly loan
ed to some one about year ago
The machine has not been returned
as yet and in as much as it is pre-
sumed the person to whom it was
loaned has finished with it an adver
tisement is inserted in this paper re-
uuesting it's return. Or, in lieu of it,
return Gen. Macon expresses a will
ingness to accept the sum OF $4,000
which was the cost Of the machine te
him.
Mr.. John D. Stallings having re
Gently gone hack to Watkins store
is in charge of the furniture depart
ment, with which he was formerly as
ISOLATED, and invites his friends tt
call and see him when they want any
thing in his line. Furniture, carpets
rugs, art squares, mattings, crock
cry, glassware, lamps, etc-a biz
stock to select from. New and at
tractive designs-lowest prices. L
will be pleasure to Mr.. Stallings tt
show these goods.