The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1905-07-05

Odr0 Oh GllS OLlC0.
Solicitor M. N. Allread, of Florida, is
again in Hendersonyille for the summer.
Mr.. Allread will attend the three days
State Bar Association meeting at Lake
Toxaway.
L. G. Guice is distributing some very
pretty, frying-size chickens among his
customers in Hendersonville.
Better see him if you want something
real palatable.
A kiln Of fresh lime has Just been
made ready for delivery by Mr. ]. l..
Garland at his Boilston mine. He pro-
duces q first-class article and always
finds a ready sale for it.
MI. and Mrs. ]. D. Copeland, Messrs.
Henri and j., D.. and Mrs. w. r. Riley
and son, master William. of Bamberg,
s. c., are in Hendersonville and will
occupy their summer cottage.
Misses Evlyn and Olive Caldwell, of
Memphis, Tenn, are visiting their
cousin, MIR. j. Caldwell Robertson at
his beautiful summer home, Fleming
avenu
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
III. Station will be pleased to learn that
their little boy who has been Ill for the
past several weeks is reported as being
much improved.
Mrs. G. d. Bayne. Miss Maude Bayne
and little Robert Bayne, of Montgomery,
Ala, are in Hen~dersonville for the sum-
mer, and are now with Mrs. E. P.
Hawkins. at Oakland Home.
M. L. Shipman, who came up from
Raleigh recently to visit his invalid
mother at Blantyre, is still in this Sec
ton. He is attending the editorial as
ISOLATION at Asheville. His mother is
convaIescent.
The Boulevard, which is the road be-
tween Hendersonville and Flat Rock, is
filled every afternoon with handsome
tournouts. There are more beautiful
horses and handsome vehicles in Hen
Jacksonville than was ever known before.
Ex-Gov. William d. Bloxham, of Key
West, Fla, is in the town for a stay
through the summer months. Gov.
Bloxham has visited Hendersonville on
several occasions and his many friends
are glad to welcome him back.
Chief Justice Hill, of Arkansas, who
will make an address at the State Bar
Association at Lake Toxaway on July
9Th, spent q few days in Hendersonville
visiting his relatives who have summer
home near here.
The heaviest rainfall in this section
for many years occurred on last Satur-
day evening. The streams were much
swollen and great damage was done to
growing crops. The corn on low lands
was laid fiat
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Brown are now
occupying their pretty summer home,
located on the Mt. Hebron road. This
is one of HeudersOnville's most beauti-
full summer residences and commands
one of the finest views in this section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson and Miss Jes-
sic Whiting, sister of Mrs. Robinson. of
Mobile, Ala, who have been guests at
the Imperial Hotel for the past several
weeks, left recently for Chimney Rock,
where they will camp and fish for sew
eral weeks.
G. w. Brooks, after a confinement of
a few weeks on account of appendicitis,
is again at his place of business. The
surgeons knife had to be used and DR..
Drafts of our W town vas the success
full operator. We are glad to see Mr..
Brooks out 50 early after the operation.
Gilbert, the New York Tailor and
Pressing Club man, has opened a place
of business upstairs in the building
formerly occupied by Fletcher & Man.
ders. Our people will find it to their ad-
vantage to call and see Mr.. Gilbert, as
he is an up-to-date man in his business.
Bicycle riders continue to make the
pavements a public highway. Park
Avenue and Washington street seem to
be favorite resorts for them. If the city
policemen will spend a few hours on
these streets the town will be benefited
by fines.
Prof. Thompson, of Rutherford Col
lege, who has been in our midst for
several weeks, left on Tuesday. Mr..
Thompson has made many friends dur
ing his short stay among US and our
people will gladly give him the hand of
welcome at any time he may see fit to
come among them.
The Wheeler Hotel has opened with
a larger crowd than any previous year.
Mr.. Wheeler has his dancing halls nov