The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-12-02

Lew Green advprtisps two horses,
buggy and harness for sale. All
sound and in good condition, and
wiIl b" sold cheap.
R.v. q y. Marshall, wife and little
~un. uf Durham, who were here visit
ing friends and relatives last week,
returned to Durham Saturday.
Several tracts of land will be sold
at public auction to the highest bid
der at the court house door Monday.
Srr advertisements in this paper for
further Information.
Fay stockings for men, women.
boys and girls have II reputation OF
being the best for wear, health, com
fort and economy. Try n pair the
next You buy. Thomas 4 Newcomb
sell them
Mrs. Annie Richards has as her
quests this week Mrs. Thomas B.
A Parham from the country, and Mrs.
Arch Taylor. OF Oxford,-and no
guests ever had a more gracious
hostess
Better say the word quickly and
get in line with others, if you want
tu h, represented in the GOLD LEAF s
spectral illustrated industrial edition.
III" time islimited and space is being
rapidly taken.
Thanksgiving day was observed in
Henderson by II general suspension
oi business, and us day of quiet
and rest by those who did not &c
away from town or take to the fields
with gun and dogs.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Whit Swain
son Mother and child-a lusty
youngster-are both doing well, an(
the odd man. asserts himself will
~ much pride us q small boy will
his first pair of TROUSERS.
Returning from Greensboro where
She spent Thanksgiving with hel
daughter who is at school there, Mrs
X J. Jones, of Warrpnton, stopped
over and spent Friday night in Hen
drrSon with Mrs. p. T. Jones.
An Improvement has been made a
the Pastimp Theatre which will b.
appreciated by patrons-those who
have to sit behind persons who wea
big hats. An inclined floor has beer
put i'll, and the place will be decor
nted and improved in appearance
generally.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Georg
Hurhan, OF Panama, will be inter
"~t"d To learn that to them a sol
H7~ been born. The interesting even
occurred two weeks ago, and tn
HouNg mother formerly Miss Ma
NLlttield) and child were gettin
ni"uE very nicely when last hear
from.
Mrs A. NJ. Jordan and son, Hugh
have returned from nine weeks
visit to Staten Island, \. Y, wher
they visited a sister and brother {
Mrs. Jordan who live in that place
lhey took i'm the HudsOn-Fultun &c
ehrhtinn and all the sights of Ne
York they possibly could in so shor
time, and had Il most delightfl
trip
Ih" annual bazaar of the Whatsc
ever ''rrie Of the Kings Daughter
ami Sons. held in the armory Tue
d1Y AMI Wednesday. and the ente
iIlnm"uts given in connection, wei
We'll attended. Dinner and suppt
VT" served and fancy articles WEI
sold. ana altogether those who pa
T1nIz'i the ladies had occasion t
I"HrItatp themselves beside the sati
'Irti"n OF contributing to worth
object.
Nr. Joe p. Hayden received a tel
gram saturday announcing the deaf
oi his son. Joe, at Houston, Texa
where tie had been living for about
Year employed as a telegraph oper
14r- No particulars were given. j.
hayden was a good boy, sober al
IaluNtrlous. and very popular, al
ILL., n"ws OF his death will be learn
vi. Il sincere regret. Much sympatl
= lett Tor he father in the death Of
dutliul and favorite son.
v, 7. Written & Company ha
>oli their handsome soda founta
,"a party in Baltimore. and it h
or"h packed up and shipped to tn
{'ly- They hope to dispose of t
"alanre OF their stock as a whole, b
VI TINS there is nothing definite
present. At any rate they will Gle
'Ht between now and Christmas. a.
ABOUT the first of the new year,
anu and Mrs. Written will go to tn
.'r" home near Bedford City, Va,