Henderson gold leaf., 1911-08-10
AF FNDERSON GOLD LEAF
rurRsDAY, AUGUST 10, 1911,

NJ r {. Currin, who lives in
south Henderson, says that he has
lnght fftv moles in a trap In his
,,arIpu this summer.
Master Edward Manning has re-
-.nd home from Raleigh and Rose
a~y ,"'r where he has been spending
h.. summer vacation.
Practically every portion of the
,,.tv has had a good season dur
,,,[tha rast week, and all sorts OF
"r,rIng crops are fiourishlng.
t.rnpIins Terry, an old colored
Who lived near the Harriet cot /
ron mills. fell over dead IN his porch
Friday afternoon while reading
newspaper,
Having been appointed Regimen
,.I Surrpon for the Second RPgi- |
,"a,t DR.. f. F. Fenner left Saturday
Camp Glenn. He was accompa-
MED bv Mrs. Fenner.
few weeks ago someone request
- through these columns the correct
,ddro.s Of Mrs. Harriet ID. Gill.
,rLav should address her at kittrell,
+ Z +. ID. No. |, box 53.
..ri4s Of meetings is in progress
.r Plank Chapel this week. The
'.,-tnr Rev. q. W. Startling, is as
--st,d by Rev A. l.. OrmOnd, pastor
GfCarrs Chapel at East Durham.
lot Of new machinery consisting
h
hDr frames has been ordered for the
Harriet Cotton Mill No. 2, and will
La installed as soon as it arrives.
The citizens Bank of Henderson
has been designated as a depository
for the funds of the new postal saw
ings bank recently established at
tins place.
The young people of Kittrell en-
loved barbecue Monday evening in
the Capehart grove about five miles
from town. 1t was an extremely
uIpa4nnt occasion.
The condition of Mr. Edward
Ellie, who has been seriously ill for
some time, is now improving and his
physician thinks he is now on the
road to recovery.
The regular meeting of the Vance
County Medical Association was
held last Monday, The special fea-
tura Of the meeting was An interest
inu pappr by Dr. F. E. Perkins on
-crnm as a preventive of typhoid.
A merchant who tries to make his
advertising the best in town may not
ouitr succeed in that-he'll succeed in
making his store twice as popular
and profitable as before that aspira-
ton ruled him.
Mr.. f.. A. Kelly is building nice
new store near the COrbitt Buggy
Company plant. The building will
soon he completed and Mr.. Kelly
expects to move into it before the
last Of the month.
An interesting and newsy cOmmu
nratiOn from Pennington and anoth
pr from COkesbury got in just as VI
were closing the forms for this week I
paper, and consequently too late 10
this issue.
Mrs. w. w. Morris has been elected
to teach domestic science in the Car
son-Npwman College at JeffersO1
CITY. Tenn, the coming year. ant
with her little daughter will leave II
about three weeks to assume he
duties there.
Rev. W. II. Hiles. of Raleigh, an'
Rev. G. w Spence, of Philadelphia
two Free Will Baptist evangelists
are holding II meeting at Mort
Henderson this week. The meeting
began last Sunday and is expecte
to continue until next Thursday.
Some one broke into Mr.. ID. W
IIardae's pantry Friday night an
stole some flour, meat and lard. Th
entrance to the pantry was mad
through window. The thief too
ont pane OF glass, unfastened tt
window from the inside and proppe
1t up with stick.
Mr.. Roger Burroughs will at On'
begin work on the dwelling the
he has planned to erect on Bel
street in the western portion OF ti
city The new dwelling will be tW
stories and otherwise very much iii
the one now being erected on an a,
joining lot by DR.. B. q. Allen.
Mr.. r. Lee Tilghman, who lived
Henderson several years ago, die
Mt st. Vincent's Hospital at Birmin
ham, Saturday, after undergoing
operation for appendicitis. NJ
Tilghman was secretary OF Il
Southern Club aud was making b
home at birmingham, Ala, when
died
The newly painted front OF t
Pastime Theatre presents a We
neat and attractive appearant
The interior of the building is bel
thoroughly renovated, and the n
management is leaving nothing l
done to make the Pastime one OF
neatest and most attractive pIa(
the city.
Misses Mollie Dunn and Lot
Hart. of Dabney, and Miss EmI
Damn left for Ocean View Satnrds
About the fourteenth OF this nor
Miss Emma Dunn will join Mess
Samuel and Edwin Watkins in Ba
more and New York, where they '
purchase the fall and winter stock
goods for the Samuel Watkins ste
The members of Henry l.. Wy
Camp United Confederate Neter
had an interesting meeting Stature
morning in the municipal hall.
report Of the reunion at Wilmingt
which was held last week. was m
and the members who attended
were highly pleased with the en-
tainment they received at Wilmi
ton.