The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-05-10
Cbe French Broao Bustter
PROFESSIONALLY. n G
Personal AND OTHERWISE,

T. F. Shipman, of sylvia. N. c., i.
here for the summer
What about 'sUncle Jack Frost
Tuesday morning?
Children's Day exercises will be held
1T Horse Shoe Chapel next Sunday
Morning.
Prof. WINS is distributing some very
pretty souvenir postals of Salola Inn
and Sugar Loaf Mountain.
The new smoke stack of the power
house towers up into the sky to a height
of nearly SO feet.
w. A. Garland is erecting a strictly
modern eight room house on his al
lntment at Hylnan Heights.
Both banks will be closed on Thurs
day, May 10, on account of its being a
legal holiday.
Master Thurman kinch, one of our
former Juvenile compoSiBors, is back
from an extended %soiourn in EAsley,
S. c.
The Christ School, Arden, N. c.,
closed its present session on the 9th
inst, at II o'clock am. with interest
ing exercises.
Misses Rosa and Lucye Grinelstaff,
of Sylvia, N. c., are visiting here, the
guests of j. Williams and T. J.. Ship
man.
DR.. 8. P. Nichols. and party. including
Mr., C. NJ. Harmon, all of New Orleans,
are stopping at Mrs. Hesterley's Sum
mer Home"
Anyone desiring salt suitable for use
in freezing ice cream, etc, can get it
free of charge by calling on j. D. Boyd,
Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Jackson took the
evening train for Asheville. Tuesday,
and will visit that and other cities be-
fore their return.
j. NJ. Russell, who has been superin-
tending the installation of the steam
heating apparatus in the Hotel Gates,
has returned to Greenville, s. G.
Last Saturday evening the. steam was
turned on in the heating apparatus at
the Hotel Gates for the first time. The
test was entirely successful.
Bob Richards is now baggage agent on
No. 9 and 10, between Asheville and,
Columbia. Mr.. Robards will be missed
from G~lazener's store
R. e. Foster, of ~Spartanburg, who
has been conducting Glazener's auction
sales, was refused a license, Monday,
because he was a nonresident.
Hendersonville is getting the benefit
of a good deal of judicious advertising.
Printers ink helps any town that uses
it extensively in the proper way.
Elections on question of special school
tax will be held on May Doth, in Dis
trict No | +, Clear Greek Township, and
in District No 8, E~dneyville Township.
Superintendent Ray went to Edney-
Vile Tuesday to deliver an address up
on the subject of local taxation, or the
establishment of a special tax district
in that section.
w. A. Garland has sold seven lots this
week in his beautiful property-Hyman
Heights-two of the parties will build
nice summer homes on their lots this
year.
The Gazette-News of Monday says all
three aspirants for congress, Crawford,
Hewitt and Gudger were in Asheyille
on that day and suggests that each car
ried an air of confidence.
The Claude Brown Company nave
some magnificent horses in their high
class livery service, and a trip is made
more pleasurable by their careful dri-
vers and powerful animals.
James c.. Palmer, who for two years
past has been studying under DR.. Kirk,
has removed to Baltimore, where he
will enter John Hopkins University.
Mr.. Palmer's family goes with him.
L.-W. Walker, manager of the Cres-
cent C~orbonating Company, reports the
sale of their fine drinks to be constant.
~ on the increase. This is a home pro-
duct, and their goods are generally
counted superior to most others.