The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-06-02

Mrs J. f. CritchtOn, of Baltimore,
Is visiting friends in Henderson.
Miss Lula Newman, of Warren
county, is visiting relatives in Hen
dcrsOu
Miss Jessie Harton has returned
from a pleasant visit to her grand
parents near NOrlina.
Mrs William Thaxton and daugh-
ter Miss Margaret, of Greensboro,
are visiting Mrs Eugene Falkner.
Miss Mildred Lewis returned last
week from Spartanhurg, SC, where
-hr has been attending school at Con-
verse College.
s. s Written advertises six-room
cottage with modern cOnveniences
for rent Electric lights, bath, hot
and cold water. etc.
DR. j. f. Baxter gives notice OF
having qualified as administrator of
the estate of Simon p kearney, de-
ceased. K. S. McCOin, attorney.
The Watkins Hardware Company
advertise metal shingles and Amalite
gravel roofing. Everything in build
ing materials, wholesale and retail
Mrs. F. c. TOepleman and son,
Frederick, left Monday on an extend
ed visit among hers and Mr. Toeple-
mans relatives in Iowa, Wisconsin
and Illinois,
Mrs. Manning and Miss Marie Man.
ming were Raleigh visitors this week,
guests of Mrs Alexander J Field, at
tending commencement exercises at
the \. X NJ. College.
Miss Ruth Roth who is visiting
!ng an uncle i'll Boston, writes that
She Is having good time and will
have lots OF things to tell about her
trip when she returns.
H. :. McCOin, trustee, advertises to
sell certain town lot at public auc-
ton for cash at the court house door
on Monday, July 18th, 1910. See no.
tee elsewhere for further information.
Note change in advertisement OF
HENDERSON Loan and Real Estate
olupany this week. Six per cent.
interest together with principal
guaranteed and collected when due.
Miss Mary Dunn has returned home
from Scottsburg, Va, where she has
been teaching, and after spending
month at home she will go to
Washington City to take a course in
music.
The Grand Theatre has been pre-.
Srhtlng some good attractions in
moving pictures and vaudeville this
week The person who is not salts
ned with what he has been getting
I9r his money must be hard to
please indeed.
Mr.. \. H. Cheek left Monday fol
haquette Lake, n. Y, to spend the
summer. He will have charge of the
Western Union Telegraph office al
1oe Antlers Hotel, a position he hello
with satisfaction to patrons and the
'oiHpany last summer.
Mr.. Allison Cooper is home from
NFaham's High School, Warrenton
ana rs evidence of the creditablt
nn'iner in which he acquitted him
sell III department and studies he i!
NJ" The proud possessor of a hand
So'he ElmOre touring car.
Mrs. C.. E. Stainback attended com
rHtInlcement exercises at the A. & NJ
S"LIrge this week, going up to Sc,
~ Tf son, Charlie, get his diploma
~ lo0k the course in electrical eDgi
sIteFlng and was graduated with tn
ueEFee OF Bachelor of Electrical Engi
herring.
Inc loss OF a string of gold meek
leads Is advertised. Was probabl,
dropped on the street in the neigh
39orhood OF v. W. Parker's new resi-
a afce Saturday. Finder will be suit
t a4iy rewarded by leaving them a
me me Paragon drug store or NJ. J
V Neil's hardware store.
lev. r. c. Craven and Mrs. Crave
returned last week from the Wester
part OF the State where they ha
zen zen Tor some time. Mr.. Craven al
United United the Methodist General Coz
l. ,eHee IN Asheville and delivered
o soh OF addresses at other place
I. whH commencement exercises, &c
willie he was away.