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

rr,m and after this date, all cards
thank. obituaries, resolutions of
~.rn,t ETC., printed i'll the GOLD
i Ir,r will be charged for. Cards of
.1ants will br 80 cents up, according
80 rbe amount OF space used. Obit-
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cash must accompany the order.
This mpan~ ofrourse purely obituary
rot.c.s All facts that are Of interest
riII be published Tree as news in con-
motion With any death notice.
Mr.. Joe burnett has gone to visit
tIp jamestown Exposition.
Mrs Jennie Davis, of Henderson,
vile. i, visiting her son, Mr.. Henry
/ Davis.
Dr. L. f. Manning Went to Rich
mond Yesterday 50 visit the fair and
burse show
Miss AiIeen Lewis went to spartan
barg, s. e., last week to resume her
studies at Converse College.
Miss Gpneveve Lewis left yesterday
to visit friends in Missouri expecting
IN bp rome several months.
j. =. Taylor advertises for 10
cords oi good oak wood. Party who
caa furnish it can find a buyer 10y
applying quick.
Mrs Bette Debnam came down
from lIendrrSOnville last week and is
visiting the family of Mr.. Henry A.
Davis near town.
Mr.. Robards, Miss Virgie Richards
and Miss Fannie Brodie went to the
jamestown Exposition Friday to
spend several days.
Thomas & Newcomb call attention
to splendid line of Misses and chill
drrn's cioaks. Very cheap consider
Ing the values represented by the
garments.
Dr. J. d. Hufham will preach i'm the
Presbyterian church Sunday morn
n@. This simple announcement ought
to be sufficient to insure a good con-
gFp-atIom.
AgoOd mich cow, not more than
e or s weeks fresh to the pail, is
wanted by j. p. Taylor. He will pay
iirst-class price for a tirst-class COW,
il found to be satisfactory after
trial
Mrs IL. J. Hartmuier has gone to
Grernsboso to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Charles Moore, and also as del
egatr to the convention of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy in ses-
sIolt there this week.
Mrs. Manning went to Norfolk
Tuesday to visit the jamestown E1-
position She was accompanied by
Mrs l.. \. Watson, of Axtell, each
acting is chaperOn to the other.
They will return Saturday.
Work on the improvements to be
made to the First National Bank
buIdlng-putting in a new front, etc.
has begun. Architect Linthicum is
experimenting the work and when
finished it will be a credit to the insti-
tuition and to the town.
Mr. Geo. c. Woodwork visited the
jamestown Exposition last week
HE illumination at night is subject
OF special admiration and comment
by all hut being an electrician him
sell this feature appealed to MIR
"o"dworth with peculiar force.
Lovers of good music should moi
iHI to hear Victor's Royal Venetian
BAND at the Grand Theatre Wednes
day night. TIL is one of the fines
hhSwal organizations in the country
ail but Tor getting them here unde
TIE Iyceum course such an attraction
could not be secured for Henderson
communications sent to this Offiic
May he printed when we know wher
they come from, but certainly the.
VIII not find place in the paper whel
W. do not know who wrote them
AND IL note accompanying with re
fir't To publish has no weigh
Whatever when the writer Omits t.
sign his or her name to said note.
Dir. and Mrs. c. III. Turner and MI
ana Mrs. j. {. kittrell left yesterday j
MI turner's automobile on a tri
through the Shenandoah valley {
virginia to Washington City. MI
and Mrs. kittrell will return HON
from Washington, while Mr.. an
MIS-. Turner will be joined there b
Nf. Turner's mother and they wi
probably journey further Northwar
before returning.
Mrs. John S. E. Young, wife (
Lieut. Young, the United State
aaFny officer in charge of the A.
NJ College military department, hs
arrived in Raleigh and is residing {
MIS- MIS-; James Higgs' on Blount stree
WIN WIN Mrs. Young are her two childre
Sohn 5. F., Jr., and Edwin. Lieu
Iouh"s many friends in the COLES
community and in Raleigh will
EEta to hear that his family will
Win him this year.-Raleigh Nei