Henderson gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1911-19??, 1911-05-25
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

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Mr. !. 5. Milne is back at his post
after week = spell OF sickness.
Mr. f. NJ. Harris is charging and
improving his store at Flat Rock.
About the rarest thing in the world
!. II email boy who looks happy when
BE- is dressed up.
Miss Isabel Perry, of this place,
viii graduate at st. Mary's School
at Raleigh this week.
business Locals" in the Gold
Leaf are business builders. Try
them and be convinced.
Uessrs. Augustus and Jere ZollicOf-
fer will graduate at the University OF
North Carolina next week.
Did YOU know the last Legislature
nassed an act making it unlawful to
ask any man, els it hot enough for
you?
Young Mr.. Crews, the son of Mr..
HAYDEN Crews, of Dabney, is at home
from the medical school in Philadel-
phia.
Townsville and Wise played a
gaue Of ball at Townsville Friday,
which resulted in a forfeit to Towns
vile Of . to D.
Mrs. |. E. Rowland had a painful
accident last week, breaking two
ribs She is, however, now on the
road to recovery.
Mr. r. A. Morgan, OF New York
CITY, and Miss Maggie Short, of near
Dabney, spent Friday and Saturday
with friends at Oxford.
The women are wearing their skirts
80 tight that some of them are al
ready getting baggy at the knees.
-Spartanburg Journal.
Raeigh's latest industry is a re-
cruiting station for Senatorial can
q dates -unincOrpOrated and not
clpitalized. durham Sun.
Every time you receive n sample
copy OF the Gold Leaf, please remem-
Der that it is a direct solicitation Of
your subscription to the paper.
Miss Florence S. Duke, of EPSON,
entertained a few of her friends on
last Monday evening in honor of
her cousin, Miss Emma May, of
Bum.
Friends in Henderson received
handsome programs to the recital
given last night at ScOttsburg, Va,
by the music pupils of Miss Mary E.
Dunn.
1t is learned with regret that Mr..
W W Rowland and Mr.. 5. X. Row
land will leave Henderson shortly to
engage in the manufacture of bug
gies Mt Sumter, 5. c.
Company C., Third Regiment North
Carolina National Guard, (the Hen
dcrson company will go into camp
ut Morehead City, July 10th, for tar
get practice and drill.
Ifyou want anything in reason,
Just try a Cuisines Local" in the
Gold Leaf and watch results. Costs
little and pays big. Others have
tried it and are happy.
Farmers are complaining that the
extremely warm and dry weather OF
the past two weeks has wrought
much damage to crops, especially to
tobacco, in this county.
Messrs. Gus Xollicoffer, OF the Uni
versity, and f. G. Tucker, of the A.
and NJ. College, spent Sunday at
home, returning to College for their
diplomas the first of the week.
If there is anything you want to
buy or sell, just let your wants be
known through a Business Local
in the Gold Leaf These little adver-
tisements never fail to bring results.
Mr. Norman Gill, who went with
the Castillo family to join the Yankee
Robinson Shows. returned home
Monday night. While away he had
an operation performed on his eyes
at Chicago.
DR. +. A. Macon has accepted the
invitation of the Dental Association
Of tile State of Virginia to give a
clinic on June 10Th, at its annual
lIlttIIllHy "ulCll h w IlClb AhiIA
mond, June 14-16.
Scores of people in Henderson and
Vance county may be praying fol
rain, but you do not notice very
many OF them carrying umbrellas
unless it is to shield themselves from
the burning sun.
Miss Ailene Lewis entertained thu
Young Ladies' Mission Band OF thu
Presby terian church Monday. II
was n we'll attended and interesting
meeting. The reading for the after
noon was by Miss Irene Retts.
In the closing game of q series be
tween the Dabney and BearponC
baseball teams last Saturday, tn,
latter team defeated the former by {
score of Z to g. kearney, WOodlie
and Coghill featured for Bearpond
while Hester, Mcmillan and Kelly
did good work for Dabney.
Ed. Howe, in the Louisville Times
asks, What has become of the old
fashioned man who took on so a
his wife's funeral that he had to b
held to prevent his jumping into he
grave when the coffin was lowered?
The Atlanta Journal says that MAJ
has married again.
Prof r. II. Burns, superintendent
OF the ROXDOrO schools last year
will reach Henderson May 29th, an
on June 1st will take position wit
the Henderson Loan and Real Estat
Company, as assistant manager
Prof. Burns is OF the type of me
that Henderson wants, and heart
welcome is extended to both him an
his wife.
Dave Young, colored, was instant
ly killed last Thursday afternoon b
a Southern train, about one and