The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1905-09-07
Personal AND OTHERWISE.

tives in Spartanburg.
1t is Tax Collector Brooks now. Get
ready to make peace with him.
See notice of G. E. Brooks, the county
tax collector, elsewhere in this issue.
The first autumn month has made its
appearance How do you like it?
w. D. Justus come over from Ashe-
vile and spent the day with relatives.
Chinkapins are beginning to come in
now and the average small boy is happy.
The summer visitors are fast leaving,
but then others are coming in to take
their places.
James W. Bowden, of Columbia, who
has been here for several weeks return
ed last week.
Mrs. M. L. Shipman and children are
spending the week with relatives in
in Brevard.
Look as you pass along at some of the
special premiums offered for the fair at
Brooks s. Williams.
Miss Emma Clark, of this place, spent
the first part of the week with her
parents, at Arden, N. G.
Why don't somebody open up a nice,
up-to-date tenpin alley in Henderson
vile. 1t would pay.
Don't forget the W. N. C. Fair. but
have something ready to exhibit, and
be sure to be on hard yourself.
The spring chicken stands no Eore
chance in Hendersonville now than they
used to at a Methodist camp meeting.
Manager S. F. Wheeler, of the popu-
lar hotel bearing that name made a
flying trip to Columbia the first of the
week.
Visitors continue to drop into Hem
at a lively rate. The Wheeler
alone had forty-three new arrivals last
Saturday.
Capt. Geo. F. Bason, of Gastonia,
spent Sunday at Flat Rock. The Satur-
day evening train brings him up almost
every week.
Fuller Allison, of Asheville, spen
Labor Day at his old home in Brevard,
stopping over in Hendersonville awhile
his return.
The thermometer registered 81
degrees Tuesday morning, and it made
a fellow feel like hunting up his last
years over Goa
We are having some fine weather
and the summer visitors are taking
of it by driving to the differnt
points of interest near by.
Last Monday was commissioners
day" and a good deal of routine business
was transacted. A large number of
country people were in town.
The Nichols Shoe Co, Asheville, in
vite your patronage. See ad in another
column and remember them when N
need of anything in their line.
DIR. and Mrs. Zorro K. Justice spent
yesterday in the city with relatives and
They left on the o train
for Davidson, where they will make
their home.
Between 1000 and 1900 people partici-
pated in riding on the Laurel Park
railroad Sunday, as that was the first
1sy the cars were to ruD Quite a little
of money must have been realized.
Brooks & Williams have given for the
use of the w. N. G. Fair one of their
arge show windows for the exhibition
IF special prizes for the Fair. See it
and you will be surprised at the interest
Deputy Marshal T. G.. Isreal assisted
n a search for moopshine mills over on
he Vanderbilt boundary, in Trarsylva-
MA county last week. The party located
some mountain dew" at Harrison Nc
Calls home near Glouster Gap and
maze Two arrests. |
e. A. Aiken, a special revenue agent
rom Greenville, S. G., visited this and
counties recently on bust
for the department. He gave out
very little information, but he was
on the lookout for violators of
he revenue laws.
Send In the news from your section.
The Hustler will be just what the peo-
BE make it. An interesting letter from
zach post office in the country every
week would be appreciated, not only by
our home people, but those of other
will be interested thereby.
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