The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1907-10-03


thanks Wil br. 20 cents up, according
~ the amount Of spare used. Obit-
g4ri~s. r'~uIEtiOnS Of Respect. etc. &,
viii b. one rcut u word. In all cases
r.>a must accompany the order
z j. menus ni cOnfSr purely Obitu ary
notices. All facts that are OF interest
a.II be- published free Hs news in con-
n.ctiOn with any death notice.
Mr.. William Mcclure OF Washing
ton City, is visiting Mrs.. Lnry &.
LIaaui~,
Miss Annie Ppgram returned Friday
from IA two weeks visit to relatives
IN Richmond.
Mr. r. +. ririe OF Louisville KY, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Henry Prize, and other relatives.
Mrs. w. W. Parker and Mrs. w. ID.
BurwpII went to Norfolk Tuesday to
Wit the jamestown Exposition.
Thomas 4 Newcomb call attention
t0a nice line OF new cloths for coat
,aitS, and other handsome dress
goods Of the latest fabrics.
Master Pirie Poythress came Fri
day from WarrentOn, where he is at
tending Graham's School, to spend
Saturday and Sunday at home.
Rev. T.J. Taylor of Warrenton, will
preach in the Baptist church next
Sunday morning ut IL o'clock. The
public cordially invited
Mrs j $. Poythrpss returned Fri
dry from Norfolk where she has heen
tor some weeks undergoing treat
m"nt at St.Fincent's hospital. and is
mn'ts improved.
Mrs MissiIIier calls attention to a
NEE line OF dress goods and cloaks.
lh' ladies will miss IL bargain in
these goods if they fail to take ad-
vantage OF the opportunity offered
Mrs Robert Grow, Mrs. Robert
BTHn. Mrs. Maggie Marston and
Mr., X. ". Edwards went to Nor
Io'k Saturday to attend the Bible Stu
dehfS Convention which met there
SdIIay.
Mr.. George W. Dunkley spent sew
'raI days ut the jamestown Exposi-
'jnn hast week. This was his first
E'Nit and he says the half has not
o'rn told about the great show they
H1Er down there.
Mrs. Tucker and daughters, Misses
luna and Maria, and Mrs. Fannie B.
JacnhS who has been visiting Mrs.
tucker Tor some time, have gone to
the jamestown Exposition and Nor
IoI6 to stay a week.
Key. f. p. Bradley will preach in the
Presbyterian church Sunday, morn
M and night. Mr. Bradley il pastor
"I Tie NutbuSh church and is not a
Stranger to the people of Henderson.
me public cordially invited to at
TEND both these services.
l1' Lynchburg News and the Rich
N'ad News Leader were both very
70 pl.lnentary in their criticisms of
HE Holy City, which comes to the
Th'Hd Theatre next Thursday night.
: IS pronounced a great play of it's
H.''1' admirably presented by a capa-
be company.
ar. Charlie Stainback has returned
To lie \. X NJ. College after spending
IT." days at home during the past
WEEK on account of sickness. We get
rom the school officials that Mas
'F 1arles is keeping up the good
'''fd lie established last session.
"N are tn" other Henderson boys.
The Whatsoever Circle OF the Kings
irlaHbterS have on sale at Mrs. Missil
''' store some choice flower bulbs
-h2FcIssus. hyacinths, etc, the pro
''FuN from which will 60 toward thu
TT"i4tt Tor which they are working
Ff>ons who wish such would do vel
w w supply themselves before they ar,
al taken, Prices very reasonable.
See change III the advertisement O
m'INeL Watkins clothing store thi
, Mg'G Attention is called to beau
''u' me OF new clothing, shoes, hats
g.t Best makes-latest styles. TIL
ro,A Is complete and up-to-date-
T'Fl thng III mems and boys wear
-. VIII pay you to examine them
rlLlS, "vercoats, underwear, etc, a
right prices.
Mr.. Hugh H. Workman. wife an,
t ~" children, and Mrs. J. b. Rougf
TTn,.i| and son Clearance, of Mariner
inaf'or. Staten Island, n. Y, al
Az A.. visiting relatives and friends
VT. and Mrs. Workman have no
'.>tItd Henderson in bout ten wears
"-a IL has been more than eiehtee
Se'rS since Mrs. Houghtaling an
S'h have been here. Needless TO sa
that time u'' ~