The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1905-08-31
Personal AND OTHERWISE.
1t is Phelan Beale yet.

It is Phelan Beale yet.
The autumn leaf will soon put in an
appearance.
Smith & Waldrop have sold two lots
on Academy street to II. Fl. Sayler for
improvement.
DR.. L. L. johnson was in from the
Mills River section on Monday, looking
well and happy as ever.
Rev. b. P. Robertson, of Baltimore,
has gone to oficiate at the marriage of
his wife's sister. Miss Corrie Osborne.
w. A. Smith esq.,, is attending
Brevard court this week. He was in
Asheville on important business Mon
day night.
II you have anything you want to Of
fer as a special premium to encourage
the Fair Association, don't forget to in
form the secretary.
Hon. John Mcqueen left Wednesday
for his home in Birmingham, Ala,
after spending several weeks with his
family at Bealewould.
J. r. Osborne, of Gatfny, s. c., passed
through Hendersonville yesterday en-
route for Brevard where he goes to at
tend the marriage of his sister.
Chas. Blum, of Jacksonville, Fla,
will soon erect a pretty and substantial
new residence on Academy street.
Plans for the ediice have already been
asked for.
'tJimmie" Green and family, of
Columbia, who have been occupying the
Jordan cottage for a couple of months,
returned yesterday to their South Caro-
lima home.
Geo. 81. Valentine is in Ducktown,
Tenn, with DIR. c. A. Schenck, having
entered upon the duties of a responsible
position recently accepted with the
Biltmore Estate.
G. B. Osborne and wife and Mrs. Nj.
L.. Shipman r attending the Osborne
Justice unptials at Brevard as this issue
of THE HUSTLER goes to press. The
otAce Is in the hands of 1.-THE day"
There will be an ice-cream festival at
the old Shaws Creek camp ground on
Saturday afternoon and evening, Sep
TENDER 2, for the benefit of the new
church The public is cordially invited.
The superintendent of the different
departments of the next Fair are expect
ed to enter heartily into their work and
commence now to urge the farmers to
prepare something for the Fair. Don't
let your department have a poor show.
Supt. Med. Ray, of Henderson coun-
ty, writes the State Superintendent
that there is a much larger attendance
in public schools this year than ever be-
fore, and that the prospects are fine for
a good years work.-News & Observer.
J. L. Garland, a prosperous farmer of
Mills River, was here Monday filling
orders for excellent quality of un-bolt-
ed meal, the product of the mills of ].
L. Garland q Son. It is nicely put up
in half bushel bags and sells '1ike hot
cakes"
Naturally "Big Tom" FrIsby was up
to see the bout between Phelan Beale
and the Jap, Prof. Koizumi, Tuesday
night. The result must have been diff
ferent from what he expected since
coming in contact with Prof. Ono re-
Gently in Asheville.
Ex-Governor John Gary Evans, of the
Palmetto State, has been summering in
Hendersonville. He is delighted with
the place and intends repeating his visit
next season. This is the prevailing
among of all who come to u
popular resort.
M. G. Corn made THE HUSTLER q
a present OF four Irish potatoes, Tues
day, two of which weighed two pounds
and one ounce. The four weighed
three pounds and twelve ounces. Mr..
Corn says he has about Is bushels like
these.
Mr.. M. L. Shipman, assistant commits
OI lADOr anu printing, 1elt yeSl0r-
day afternoon to attend the marriage of
his wife's sister, Miss Corrie Osborne of
Brevard, to DR.. Zorro K. Justice, a
young dentist of Davidson, on the Both
instant, in the BreYard Baptist church.
Raleigh Post.
If you fail to get a cash premium at
the Fair and only get a ribbon it will
do you good in this way. If it is a horse
or cow, the Fair has been the best place
to advertise it, and people will know
where to find them. And the distinc-
tion of having the best of anything by
expert judges, at the Fair, makes a fell
low feel good.