The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1908-09-24
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Mr.. and Mrs Henry Aston have
been visiting relatives and friends in
Henderson this week, coming to at
tend the burial of Mrs. Lewis Wat
son at Warrenton Sunday
Mr.. {. A. Wyche came up from
Rosemary Saturday and spent Sun
day with his family, Mrs. Wvche
having been called here last week on
account of the sickness of her mother,
Mrs. Manning.
Mrs. Jack Young advertises n desir-
able cottage residence on Mont
gOmery street for sale. Five rooms
and bath. All modern improvements
Easy terms. Enquire at residence of
Mr.. Edwin Stephens for further in
formation.
DR.. S. Rapport, eye specialist, will
be in Henderson. at Massenburg' S
Hotel, Wednesday October 18th. for
the purpose of examing eyes and add
Iusting glasses See notice elsewhere
and have in mind the doctors ap-
pOintments.
Rev. J. H. Henderlite will arrive
today to Join his family and spend a
few days with friends in Henderson.
He will preach in the Presbyterian
church Sunday and we are sure it
will give his old congregation pleas
ure to hear him
Mr.. Henry II. Morris has returned
from Asheville where he has been
several months for the benefit of his
health. He is looking well-so well
indeed, that his friends feel some
what like they have been wasting
sympathy on him..
James Young, the Baltimore TRACE
dian who was seer here several times
in Hamlet, is this season starring in
Brown of Harvard, one of the most
successful plays produced. Brown of
Harvard will be seen here at the
Grand Theatre Tuesday evening,
Oct. 9th.
The ladies and all persons interest
ed in the cooking problem, are cor
daily invited to attend the cooking
exhibition to be given by the Wat
kins Hardware Company (retail de-
partment) next week. and see the
Great Majestic Malleable and char
coal iron range in action.
The Kings Daughters have at
Mrs. Missillier's store a nice lot of
bulbs for sale. Persons who desire
such would do we'll to see them. Be
sides having Il large variety to select
from and being assured of getting
good stock they will epatronizing
worthy cause i'll aiding these noble
women.
Mr.. Clifton Bullock came last week
from New Haven, Conn.,, to visit his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs r. A. Bullock,
i'll this county, and will be with them
until October LIST. 1t was year ago
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and the stay under the old roof tree
with the loved ones who remain was
anticipated with great pleasure.
Mr.. NJ. J. O'Neil returned Saturday
from a trip to New York. While
there he awaited himself of the oppor-
tunlty to see The Devil, the new play
that is attracting so much notice
and comment at one of the theatres
there. Judging by the lack of en-
thusiasm shown Mr.. O'Neil did not
seem to be very favorably impressed
with his satanic majesty as pre-
sented by the play.
The Girl from Missouri is said
to be one of the prettiest love stories
ever written. Its characters are
every day men and women of the
hills, who live next to nature and are
free from convention. The special
scenery carried is beautiful in the ex-
IRENE, and the electrical effects lend
touch of realism and naturalness
seldom seen with a travelling COM
pany. The play will be presented at
the Grand Theatre next Wednesday
night, Sept. Both.