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

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Mrs Il. :. NrCOin has ret urned from
Paaar'a Springs.
Mrs Kenneth Urqnhart and rIlil-
.ia.,l Wclt TO Durham Monday.
Mr.. \. VI. Bloumer and children,
Iiraiuia. are visiting her mother.
Mr. \. g. Draper.
Mr., &. ". Williams went to
Ysnur~:iIi Friday to visit relatives
m franklin county.
i,r. and Mrs. J f. Moss went to
lhrIam stown Exposition Tuesday
10 spend several days.
Mrs. Jnnius Daniel aud Mrs. Willie
Fiurrtt went to New York City last
w,rk 10 visit Mrs. T. b. 1rille.
Mis-, Aenps Harris returned yester-
day from Punacea Springs where she
haS been staying for two months.
The regular fall term of Vance Su-
pDrior court will begin next Monday.
JddEe Walter II. Neal will preside.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Brady and
Miss Hilda Jordan have returned
fr,m their trip to Washington and
NV York
Mr. Frank kellerman came over
ir5m Durham and spent Sunday
Sith Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Nelson,
returning Monday.
Miss Lille Goodrich has gone to
- Stephens, S. C., to take charge oil
tie music and literary department
in he graded school there.
Mrs.. C.. II. Warwick of Lawrence
Vile. Va, returned home yesterday
after visiting her daughter, Mrs. A.
J theek. in Henderson Il few days.
Mr.. W. A. Hunt has gone to At
hutia City. \. j., to attend the an
Hual meeting of the American Bank
rrS Association, of which he is mem
Der.
MIR John H. Daniel has returned
from New York where he went last
week to buy goods and put himself in
closer touch with the hardware mar
kpt.
OupOf the most recent visitatiOns
OF he stork is at the home of Capt
". X Sturges, whereat he is re-
crlving the congratulations OF his
friends.
Miss Salle Draper has returned
from an extended visit to Nash cOun
tv and Suffolk, taking in in the
jamestown Exposition before re
turning home.
Do not forget the appointment o
pr Rapport at Massenburg's Hote
next Tuesday, Oct. LIST, if you wish
t. consult an Oculist about VOW
EYES or have glasses fitted.
Thomas 4 NewcOmb advertise theil
opening display of new dress goods
trimmings, clOaks, etc, today and to
morrow Thursday and Friday.) The
puhIIr invited to call and see thei
line.
Miss Rosa Thomas announces he
millinery opening Thursday and Fri
day today and tomorrow of THU
week. She has a beautiful line to Sc
I1rt from embracing all the lates
STYLES and novelties. The ladies ar
cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. Missillier will have her annua
taLl,opening OF dress goods, novelties
et"., today and tomorrow (Thursda.
and Friday to which the ladies ar
cordially invited. She has an unus
ually pretty and attractive line thi
season which must be seen to be ap
Prociated.
Although taxes have been reduced
people do not seem to be any NOR
anxious to pay than when they wer
higher. But there is need tina
every man shall meet his obligation
promptly. Expenses of carrying o.
me town government have to be me
ana the treasurer must have none,
10 meet them with.
Rev. c. +, Newman preached in TIL
Presbyterian church Sunday morn
lhg and was listened to with pleasur
ana profit by those present. TIL
sermon was inspirational and help
InI, and Mr.. Newman's kindness i
Preaching for them while they ar
HIInout q pastor was appreciate
ny the congregation.
key. }. \. Gilmer will preach in tn
Presbyterian church Sunday. II
mas been spending his vacation wit
relatives in and near Greensboro, AN
nelng close by he accepted an invits
non to preach here before returnin
70 his work at Newton. 1t will be
pleasure to Mr. Gilmer's many He
"erson friends to see and hear him.