The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1908-04-16

Mrs ID. w Har.Ie- ami her hHuyh-
ter. Mrs. +. g. Finch, both of whom
have been quite sick, are conyalesc-
ing
Mr. Tom Garrett spent Sunday and
Monday with friends in Enfield, IL
part OF the State he is especially par
tial to visiting.
W. +. Gary advertises tomato
plants for sale-1O0 for 90 cents. 8
TO 10 inches high. Orders will be
promptly filled.
Mr. Gustnve Roth has bought Mr..
f. +. Nights residence on William
street and will soon occup, the same.
The purchase price wns $4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rowland went
to Goldsboro Monday to visit MIR.
and Mrs s. X Rowland and will go
to Sumter. S. c., to stay awhile with
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Rowland.
The Freshmen are the star ball
PLAYERS among the class teams ut
4 K NJ. Callpgp. Go ont TO see them
play Saturday i'll the match game
with the Warrenton High School
boys.
Mr.. j. b. Roller one of the clever
and substantial citizens OF Oxford,
spent IL few hours in Henderson Mon
day and WAS impressed with the evil
dencps of progress and prosperity he
saw in the town.
Be out mt the base ball park when
the umpire says ''play BALI on Sat
urday ut 200 O'Clock, if YOU want to
see Il close game of ball between the
WarrentOn High School aud the a.
K NJ Freshmen.
See advertisement OF J. L. Curtin.
trustee, who will sell a certain parcel
of land situated near Chalk Level,
ut public auction for cash at the
court house door in Henderson on
Monday, May 18th, 1908.
Mr.. John H. Daniel went to Green's
boro Saturday to spend few days
with the family of his son, Mr.. Gar
land Daniel, and to renew chummy
relations with his little grandson OF
whom he is very proud, returning
Tuesday.
Show the school boys and the col
lege men that Hen Ierson people are
lovers of good ball playing by going
out to see the game on Saturday.
Don't forget that the game is called
early to enable the Raleigh boys to
catch No. 43.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. {. kittrell, who has been very sick
with pneumonia for two weeks, is
somewhat improved. The crisis has
passed, the fever has Left her and at
this writing the Indications are fav-
Orable to recovery.
H. G.. Ellington gives notice Ofhav.
ing qualified as executor OF the last
will and testament of Horace III. 81
lington, deceased. All persons in
debted to or holding claims against
the estate will take notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
c. f. Pope, photographer, an
nounces that having decided to dis
continue business here he will make
photographs at reduced prices for the
next ten days. If you wish work
in his line it will pay you to take ad
vantage of this opportunity.
Save time and money by using
Universal improved labor-savins
garden tools. The Allen-Moss Hard
ware Company can supply your wants
I'D this line Also cultivators, har
rows, plows, hoes, rakes, shovels
spades, lawn-mowers, etc.
Dora, the bright and interesting
little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo
{. Woodwork, recently suffered 1
severe spell of pneumonia which lef
her in an enfeebled state with compli
Gated troubles. The family am
friends are very. anxious about tn
little girl but the hope is entertainet
that her condition Is not as seriou
as indicated.