Henderson gold leaf., 1911-08-17

A. election Tor a c0unty-IdF1l-IIe
.E..I will be held in Warren county
An.u-r II
Thor. will be Children's Day exer-
c..p, aud picnic at Liberty Christ
ian church next Saturday.
Mr. Joseph Gill is erecting nice
iY.lIing house on the corner OF
u,.njIron and Chestnut streets.
r,r... ryunty has been blessed with
.....Ir,lu- this week, and everything
...Linz promising aud encOurag-
ing
Mr. india POythress, who was
+.E.n.t, the Sarah Elizabeth hOspi-
rT L,r treatment some time ago, is
inpr''i"@
Ur &C. \. Rose, Of Cokesbury, sent
rs, open cotton bOlls to this office
lnrlpl5th. which he reports as hav-
,nr opened on the 10th.
Mr.. Charles NewsOm, who has been
-npnJinc few weeks in Henderson
,g,th hI- mother, Mrs. James New
sam and his sister, Mrs. NJ. J. O'Neil,
ba. returned to New York.
Mr. aud Mrs. S. =. Cooper chape-
r.r.4 Misses Amy Butler and Olivia
Lamb and Messrs. f. b. Taylor and
r. T. EuIIock ON their week end trip
n Bun ,lo Springs last week.
Mr.. I. u. Stainback, Mr. Barnard
Sf,Inback and Mr.. Herman TOeple-
nam have returned from a six weeks
-t,yaJ Ocean View. Mr. Stainback
will be in Baltimore for some time
yet.
Mr. ! B Allen, a member Of the
board Of county commissioners, Is
attending the annual meeting of the
State Association of County Com
mIs,iouprs at Asheville this week,
which convened on Tuesday and ad-
journs today.
Prof. v. F. Gill, of the faculty Of
Trinity College, who has been spend
lug his vacation in Henderson with
his father, DR. r. j. Gill. and his Sis
ter. Mrs / J. Young, has gone to
Beaufort to spend few days before
returning to Trinity.
Mr. Charles Satterwhite, Of the
Flat Rock community, was taken to
Baltimore hospital last week,
where he underwent an operation
for appendicitis and is getting along
ypry we'll He was accompanied by
bis brother, Mr. j. W. Satterwhite,
Of this place.
a G,nifh tnl,a
gram Wednesday announcing the
death Of her kinsman, Hon. W. G.
Rrddick, which occurred at his home
nt Raleigh The funeral services
were conducted from the First Bap-
ti-t church in that city Wednesday
uitrruoon Mr.. o. r. Smith attend
td the funeral and burial.
All news and business cOmmunica-
tiDus intended for this office should
be- addressed to the Gold Leaf, and
not tn the editor or any other in
divi1ual connected with the paper.
correspondents will facilitate mat
trrs and Oblige us by keeping this
fact in mind when sending i'll com
munirations for the paper.
Mr. ID. e. I.oughin returned few
days ago from quite an extended
trip through the West and North
west, having visited several Of the
principal cities of those two sections
ot the country while away. He says
that grasshoppers are playing havoc
with corn in Kansas, having eaten
all the fodder off the stalks in many
places.
Mrs e. O. Fountain, Mrs. C.. q.
Nearn and children, and Mrs. j. T.
EImore and children have returned
tu Henderson, after visit OF three
weeks to Mrs. f. Fl. Atkins at Rose
mary MIR &. o. Fountain, of New
York, Joined them at Rosemary and
spent several days with his wife and
Ilttlr son. He returned to New York
Monday
The Gold Leaf is not in position to
know what the tobacco acreage is in
other parts of the State. but here in
Vance county it can hardly be more
than Gl per cent Of what it was last
Year, ii indeed it is that much. How
ever, all things considered, the crop
III this county looks very we'll and
gives promise of fair returns for the
acreage.
Mr.. F. C. Toepleman is making ar
Engagements To drain the lot at the
corner of Charles and Rowland
streets by means of underground
pipes, and when this is done he viii
remove to this site the dwelling
which be recently purchased from
pr. \. :. Pendleton. When thor
uuEhly drained it will be very de
slrable lot.
Mrs. Jane Harris, of this place, hai
picture of her great grandfather
and also one of her great grand
mother, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Iancy
that were made about the year 1920
These pictures were made even be
lore deguerrOtypes came into use
IAey are cut out of paper and pu
"u silk, which was the method @
Preserving the likenesses of people il
that day.
No one is obliged to live where h
Is not suited. If one hasn't an Ell
couraging word for the business Ell
terprise and institutions of his towI
he should shut up "go way bac
aud sit down" If things don't sui
You, move to where they will
GROWER and sOrehead in a town
all enterprise killer every time.
would pay town to donate him S
and tell him to move.
MIR. J. j. Loughlin, former cit
Zen of this place, who is now engage
IN the mercantile business at Soutl
port, spent a few days of the pas
week in the city shaking hands wit
old friends. Mr.. Loughln has fait
IN the future of Southport, as indee
many other North Carolinians al
coming to have, and believes tha
-LA laI Il will he ono Of tho ncinn