The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-09-20
Local News

Mrs. Gudger and Mrs. Higgins ar,
visiting their mother, Mrs. Hawkins.
Prof. R. NJ. Ivens has returned t.
town, after a very pleasant summer, or
Sugar Loaf.
Louis McCulloh, of Flat Rock, is re
ported seriously i'll. His many friend,
hope for his quick
Mr.. Flynn SeawelI, of the Purity
Laundry Company, has returned from
his trip south. Mrs. Seawell will no
return for some days yet.
There were 26O scholars in attend.
ance at the opening of the graded
school, the largest number at any open.
ing since the institution of the school.
The democratic primaries will be held
at Fletcher on Saturday, Sept. %, at 8
pm. for the purpose of nominating
constable and magistrates.
FRANK SMITH, Chairman.
Miss Annie Farmer, who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Ripley, during
the past, summer, has returned TO her
home in Washington Miss Farmer is
the youngest daughter of Mr. Singleton
Farmer, formerly of Flat Rock, but for
several years past, of Washington,
Hon. s. s. Crittenden, of Greenville,
s. c., will talk before the Board of
Trade next Thursday night concerning
q book that he is no~ preparing on the
early history of He~ndersonville and
Flat Rock.
Attend your precinct meeting at the
usual time and place on saturday after
O Besides nominations for town
ship officers and the election of q pre-
cinct committee, you will be asked to
state whether you are q democrat or an
independent this year.
Mrs, Joe Mitchell, and two sons, who
have been at Mrs Kings for some ii me
past, left on Saturday for her home in
Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs. Mltchell's hus-
band is the famous professional golf
player, whR is known the world over,
wherever golf is played.
The five beaches of Train No. 10 were
derailed at the depot, Tuesday night.
What might have proved a very seri-
Gus accident resulted Only in throwing
the cars from rack without iniuring
passengers. Supposed to have been
caused by spreading rails. The engine
remained on the track.
The Fluer de Lis Literary Club will
meet Friday afternoon, at five O'Clock,
at DIR. Grinnan's residence. All those
ladies of the town who are interested
are most cordially invited to attend.
Membership in this club cannot but be
beneficial to the ladies joining it, and
an urgent invitation is extended to all.
G. n. Glazener's ad. In this issue is an
interesting one, and one it will pay you
to stop and consider before spending
your money. Mr.. Glazener has the
reputation of being a close buyer and a
close seller, also.
1t is rumored that northern capital
lists will erect a monster hotel in Ashe-
Vile. Some of our business men be-
lieve that if the advantages of Hender-
sOnville were properly drawn to these
gentlemen, that they would seriously |
contemplate investing their money
in this city.
Tax Collector Brooks is now issuing
receipts for 1905 taxes. Elsewhere in
our columns will be found a list of places
where he or his deputy will be on Ger
tain dates, commencing Octa 1st, fer
that purpose. Meet him at one of these |
places and settle up, as the law requires
settlement by November 1st.
Tax Collector Brooks is nov issuing
receipts for 1906 taxes. Elsewhere in
our columns will be found a list of
places where he or his deputy will be
on certain dates, commencing Oct. lst,
for that purpose. Meet him at a of
these places and settle up, as the law
req uires settlement by November LIST.
The Asheville Presbytery will meet
at HendersonvilIe Presbyterian Church
Monday, September "a, 8 Pm. Pub
lie cordially invited to attend all the
services. Opening sermon will be
preached Monday night, by Rev. Chas.
A. Campbell. of Waynesville. The
session will last about three days.
The Carolina Baptist Association will