The gold leaf., 1910-08-18

Miss Elise Gregory left yesterday
for Blackfoot, Idaho. to visit rela.
tlVes and will be away several
months. A cousin gave her the trip.
Miss Gregory and Mrs. Shannon will
travel together as far as Chicago
making it more pleasant for both
than travelling alone.
Mrs. X W. Coghill advertises IA
kranish 4 Bach piano for sale. A
splendid instrument, in good condi-
ton, smooth action and fine tone,
and will be sold at Il bargain because
she has no use for it.. II interested d
apply At residence of Mrs. Carrie
Harris, near the Episcopal church.
+. A Macon, mortgagep, advertises
to sell one Model F, 1906, five pas
senger White Steamer automobile by
public auction, for cash, at the Sea-
board Railway square on Monday,
September 9th. Thomas NJ. Pittman,
attorney. For further particulars
see notice published elsewhere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Watkins left
Tuesday for New York where Mr..
Wa1 kins goes to buy fall goods.
Miss Emma Dunn accompanied them
and will assist Mr.. Watkins III making
purchases for the coat suit depart
ment. While away Mr.. and Mrs. Wat
kins will visit their son, Mr.. Harry
Watkins, at New Haven, Conn.
We had the pleasure of IA call Tues
n a from ENlitnp r1
F. Jones OF the Warrenton Record,
and Mr.. T. L. BrOde of Warrenton.
who came to attend the funeral of
the infant child of Mr.. and Mrs Spot
Burwell. Sorry their mission WAS such
sad one. Mr.. Brodie is II brot her
and Mr.. Jones brOther-in-law of Mrs.
Burwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Watkins, Jr.,
went to Reidsville last week and will
make their home there in future. Mr..
Watkins will engage in the lumber
and building material business hav-
ing secured a good location and
building suited to his purpose. The
Weekly in noting the arrival of Mr..
and Mrs. Watkins says: "We well
come these good people to Reids-
Vile"
Mr.. W. L. Garlick has an adver-
tisement in this paper asking his
friends to call on him at the AronsOn
Clothing Store when they want to
buy anything in his line. Mr.. Gar
lick has had long experience in the
clothing and furnishing business and
understands the wants of the buying
public whose interest he studies. He
is good salesman and has the con-
fidence of his customers with whom
he is very popular.
Mrs. Anna Jordan has returned
home to Durham after spending two
weeks in Henderson as the guest OF
Mrs. Julia Thomas and Mrs John B.
Watkins Mrs. Jordanformerly lived
in Henderson, moving from here to
Durham with her husband, the late
Henry T. Jordan, % years ago. There
are many among our people between
whom and herself intervening years
have not loosed the bonds of friend
ship.
Such trip at such a rate as that
offered by the Seaboard Air Line to
Atlantic City is not provided often.
$11.00 for the round trip from
Raleigh. Durham and intermediate
stations, Oxford and Henderson.
Tickets to be sold August 23rd, good
for 15 days. Stop-over privileges at
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washing
ton and Richmond. Coos on Pull
man cars by paying the regular Pull
man fare. See advertisement in this
paper.
Rev. J. Fl. Henderlite preached in
the Presbyterian church Sunday
morning, as per appointment, and
was listened to by Il good congega-
ton. There was no service at night
owing to rain. Mr. Henderlite has a
great many friends and admirers in
Henderson and his presence gave
much pleasure. He has gone to spend
two weeks at Montreal and on the
way back to fredericksburg he will
stop and preach again Sunday after
| next, the 2Sth.