The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-04-26
Personal AND OTHERWISE.

R. NJ. Oats has gone to Texas on bust
ness. Will return this week.
j. ". Hampton, of Spartanburg, is il
town for a few days on business.
Superior court is now in session a
Columbus Judge Justice presiding.
W. A. Smith and Messrs. station ant
Rector are attending Polk county court
Mr.. E. ". Ewbank went to Ashevill'
Friday on business, returning Monday
Miss Miles. of Flat Rock, expects Il
leave for S~pArtanburg, next week, fol
q visit.
DIR. T. A. Allen has for sale some O
the finest country hams yer brought tt
this city.
The telephone company are bringing
in some fine poles, big fellows and
straight.
F. A. Ewbank, representing Psrke,
Davis Co., dropped in Sunday and spent
the day at home.
Rev. r. v. Miller's meetings for Bi.
bis study, &C the Baptist church, were
most succt ssful.
Judge Pace and Mr.. Hampton, OF
~Spartanbuag, have gone to Asheville 60
attend the Horse Show.
Mrs. W. v. Perry, mother of E W.
Perry, has returned from Washington,
D. c., where she spent the winter.
Miss Swan, who is stopping at Mrs.
Hesterley's Summer Home,'' is In
Asheville, attending the Horse Show.
w. A. Bostic, son of Street supt. Bos-
tic, of Asheville, shot and killed q ne
gro, at Pennington Gap, Va. Self-de-
tense.
DR.: c. c. Jones, of Greenville, 8. c.,
and Mr.. Richardson, friends of Mr.. Per-
kins, of the Hotel Gates were in town
Tuesday.
The repairs on the postofice building
are nearing completion, and it is 70
possible to get in and out by the front
entrance.
John Pate, alleged Madison county
murderer, who escaped from Buncombe
Jail last year, recaptured and brought
back to Asheville.
q. S. Anderson is erecting q hand
some two story residence on College
street, and expects to have it ready for
occupancy this summer.
Mr.. Rails of Tennessee, a brother-in.
law of Charles French Toms. is in the
city for q few days. Mr.. Rails is on his
way home from Augusta, Ga.
Mt. Hebron was a popular place last
Sunday. A number of our people took
advantage of the beautiful day and
made that aver delightful trip.
J. T. Thomas, an expert barber from
Knoxville, Tenn, is now employed at
the Climax Barber Shop, increasing the
force of that fine shop to four men.
Messrs. C. e. Brooks and E. W. Ew-
bank have gone to AsheVllle to attend
VIZ AOAS0 SAS"a ~ j 0190 oIGOAA
the district messing of the K. P.
The hospital has one patient In it
now, and she expressed a desire to see
Q copy of the Hustler. The paper will
be sent there each week, hereafter,
gratis.
Charles French Toms, accompanied
by Mr.. Rails, wenG to Fruitland, Tues
day, to attend q meeting of the Fruit
land College directors, of whom Mr..
Toms is one.
Brevsrd's new bank will open about
June 1St. in a building near the Athel-
void hotel. The men backing it are
enthusiastic over the prospects of the
new concern.
Mrs. and Miss Smart and Mrs. Smart's
mother, Miss Swan, from Tryon, are at
Mrs. Hesterley's Summer Home"
They say 1t was almost too warm for
comfort at Tryon.
There will be a special called meet
ing of the K. P. Lodge No. ll6 on
Thursday night. All members are
urged to be present, as interesting
business will come up.
Ewbank & Ewbank report sale of
Bryan property on Anderson ave. to
w. P. Bartlett of Orlando, Fla, and
house and lot OF Fleming ave to c. A.
Edwards, of Sumter, 8 G.