The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-11-22
Local News

G. O. Spurlin. the photographers, has
Done to Ellenboro, N. c..
]. w. McCurdy and wife, of Smith
town, Long Island, are sojourning at the
Blue Ridge Inn.
Col. A. J. Smith and wife, of Spring
Lake, N. j., are quartered at the Knick-
erbocker for the winter.
Henry King, of Brevard passed
through the city Saturday enroute for
the South.
Mr.. A. F. Baker and his party, con-
sisting of Mrs. Barber and children, left
Sunday for England.
There has been a new blackboard
placed at the entrance to the court
house. Put your legal notices on it.
The arrivals at the Blue Ridge for
the current week shows a total of 141
guests, an average of twenty per day,
pretty good for this time'of the year.
Somebody evidently intends to place
a new soda fountain in their store, from
the bevy of soda fountain representa-
tlves that are camped at the Blue Ridge
Inn.
Miss Nellie Baker. formerly of this
place but lately of New Bern, N. c., ar
rived here last Tuesday, to wish her
uncle, aunt and cousins a pleasant trip.
She returned to her home Friday.
DR.. z. K. Justice, of Davidson, N. c.,
an old resident of HendersonYille, is
visiting his friends and relatives here.
He is accompanied by his friend, Mr..
Sloan, also of Davidson.
Messrs. Harley and George Justice
went out hunting last Saturday, to be
out for severaI days, but Mr.. Harley's
gun accidentiy went off and shot his left
first finger. Mr.. Justice was taken to
DIR. Kinks office and had the finger TAX
en- off.
That suggestion from our Crab Or eek
correspondent, Mr.. Ben Baker, as to
the readers of the HUSTLER sending in
news of isems of interest in their partic-
ular neighborhOOd, is am excellent one,
and if followed up will prove of mutual
benefit.
Every citizen in the state should
possess a copy of Turner Ennis n. G.,
Almanac for 1907. There is no other
TO compare with it, 1t is full of valua-
BILE information, completely reliable
and is the Old State Standard and has
been for owe 20 years. Price 10 cents.
Ennis Publishing Co, Raleigh, N. G.
AS a result of the recent tragedy in
Asheville the authorities there will pur-
chase 25 repeating rifles, ten double
barrel Shot guns and much ammunition,
all to be STORED at police headquarters.
Many of Our citizens think a like move
On the part of our local authorities would
be wise.
Capt. NJ. G. Toms says that since the
ginseng article appeared in The Hus-
tier, scores of men have spoken to him
concerning the feasibility of It's culture.
here. Capt. Toms has "blazed the
TRAIL" it should be easy for Others to
follow. He has fully demonstrated The.
feasibility of our farmers growing the
root at an enormous profit.
Fl. Patterson, a new user of our adj
vertising space, announces the opening
of his handsome store, on Saturday the
oath. Mr.. Patterson d Y he has facili-
ties for buying which are exceptional,
and that he Invariably gives his GUS
toners the benefit of such bargains.
His advertisement in this issue contains
much of interest to those seeking bar
gains.
Col. Andrew Jackson Smith, of New
Jersey, is a guest of the KnickerbOcker-
where, with his wife, he will remain
during the winter. Col. Smith is an eX-
congressman from New Jersey. Last
winter he and Mrs Smith spent at Lake
Toxaway. and he expresses himself as
being charmed with this beautiful
country, which he considers far super
ior to California, and with the hospit-
able people of this town.