The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-09-16

Mrs. K. J. Wyche returned home to
Rosemary Thursday after spending
several weeks with friends in Hen
drrspn.
Mr.. \. W. Gholson is back from
Virginia where he has been for sew
rrlI days combining business with
pleasure
Mr.. Maurice J. O'Neil has been in
New York for several days buying
new goods in his line-'Everything
in hardware"
Mr.. r. NJ. Crowder has taken a po-
slon with the Henderson Grocery
Company, and enters upon his work
like Il veteran.
Mrs. o. O. White and her milliner,
Miss LedfOrd, have returned from
Baltimore and New York, where they
have been buying their fall stock OF
millinery.
Miss r. l.. Thomas has Miss Lillian
Ellis, of Maryland, with her this sea-
son. She comes highly recommended
~ n trimmer and designer of merit
ana experience.
Andrew J. Davis advertises the loss
of a white and black spotted Pointer
dog. Answers to the, name of ''DOn."
Liberal reward will he paid for his
return to owner.
Mrs. Sarah A. Horner advertises
tIree furnished rooms for rent. Just
back of the pOstOffice and cOnven
lent to the business part OF town.
Terms reasonable.
Miss Marie Manning left Friday for
Ananrock, Va, where she will have
Charge of the music class in the nor
NAL department of the graded school
during the next session.
Mrs. Jesse Macon returned to her
home at Essex, Halifax county, last
week after spending several days in
Henderson visiting her mother, Mrs.
!, \ O'Neil, and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. W. IL. Aston return
Ell TO New York last week whence
they will sail soon for Cavalla, Tur
key. Mrs J.T. Alderman accompanied
them to spend awhile in New York.
Mr.. John II. Daniel has been in
Baltimore this week buying new stock
for Daniel 4 Co, and putting himself
i'll closer touch with the hardware
market and things in his line OF bust
ness
Mrs j. II Cheatham left for Hen
derson Thursday, where she joined her
husband. \ host OF friends here re-
greet that they will make their future
home in that place. South Hill
Na.D Enterprise.
Mr.. Will Y. Coley, travelling repre-
sentative of the Raleigh Evening
Times, was Henderson visitor Mon
day. Having formerly lived here he
has many friends among our people
who are always glad to see him.
W. +. Nakevilles famous play,
Human Hearts," will he presented
at the Grand Theatre Friday night
of next week, Sept. 24th-a fact that
will be hailed with pleasure by many
who have seen this stirring drama.
Scuppernong grapes are plentiful
IN market now and are selling for
five cents a quart, or one dollar a
bushel. The scuppernong is the finest
Favored grape that grows, and
makes the best kind OF preserves also.
Mr., and Mrs. George Adams have
rs guests at their home, "Mistletoe
Villa" Mrs. Jennie Ledgerton, of
Greensboro, sister of Mr.. Adams, Mr..
[. W. Ledgerton, Of Charlotte, neph-
ew, and Mr.. Charles Brockmann, OF
Atlanta.
Thomas & Newcomb will have their
opening next Wednesday and Thurs.
day, Sept. 22nd and 23rd. Their
new goods are coming in and they
make a handsome display of ladies
me tailor-made suits, dress fabrics
and novelties.
Mrs. .. 0. White announces her fall
ana winter millinery opening Wed
he9day and Thursday, Sept. Goth
ana 3oth. \ cordial invitation is ex.
ended to the ladies of Henderson
"hl surrounding country. See adj
1eFtlsement elsewhere and bear the
"dEs and dates in mind.
HrS: Manning left yesterday to be-
|G .II lot ten days or two weeks. She
VIII stop day or two in Onancocl
%:9 60 from there to Baltimore te
in ,s.l her sister, Mrs. Dunlop, return
Mn oy way of Richmond where sh,
MI wLhisPend awhile with Mrs. Workman
oh no mas just returned from a triE