The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-11-22
R. A. Moody went to Aaheville, Tues

Z. A. Moody went to Asheville, Tues
day.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will hold their annual bazaar and oys-
ter supper on Thursday, Dec. 6. A
more extended notice will appear next
week.
The hospital benefit, to be held on
Saturday, Dec. ], promises to be one of
the most successful ever held n this
city. It's a most worthy cause, and all
should help. A good supper will be
served.
Rev. w. B. LYDIA is to preach at
Edneyvllle next Sunday, NoY 25. at IL
Thanksgiving services are to be held
at Moores Grove Nov. %. Preaching
at IL A. M.
L. H. White, manager of the loca
telephone exchange bas excepted a
position as manager of the exchange at
Bennttsville S. G. Mr.. Hamilton of
Asheville is his successor.
Mr.. David Hair, of Augusta, Ca, and
Miss Ossie Jeffreys, of Spartanburg,
were married at the home of Mrs.
Sample, Monday morning, at 2 O'Clock.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
r. S. EskridPe, in the presence of the
BRIDES father and a party of friends
from S~partanburg. The bride looked
very sweet and charming in her travel
ing dress. The happy couple took the
early train for Augusta, their future
home.
Bob Rhymer and Burgin Station were
arrested Wednesday morning, by Sher-
Tiff Rhodes and Chief of Police jackson,
on the charge of burglary. For some
time past the Hendersonville Whole
sale Grocery Co. have missed candy and
small articles. Tuesday night, w. A.
Keith, of the grocery company, with
r. a. Walker, of the Crescent Carbo-
ating Co., kept watch, hoping to catch
the thieves. About 10 O'Clock, it is al
legged the two boys arrested this morn
ing came along and started to enter the
building thrO a small hole in the floor.
They became frightened however, and
ran up the railroad track. Mr.. Keith
fired twice into the ground, and succeed
ed in capturing them near the depot.
After recognizing them and taking
their names, he released them, and they
were taken into custody this morning
and are now in Jail,
Rev. B. A. Hall commenced revival
services ut Fruitland, Sunday, which
show every indication of resulting in
much good. During the first two days
fourteen professions were made. Rev.
Hall is from Texas, and is an earnest
and successful preacher of the Word.
w. r. Lamb, who owned a barber
shop on Main street during the past sum-
mer, lost three fingers in a carding
machine in the cotton mill at Inman.
S. c., where he has been employed. The
accident occurred last Monday, and he
is now visiting his brother, Newton
Lamb, here. s..
Rev. T. w. Watts, of the Methodist
Conference, who has been ill since last
April, does not take work this year.,
but will make He~ndersOnville his home
for rest and recuperaJion, after spend
ing the winter in Florida. Physicians
believe his health can be restored.
The local market for potatoes is slow,
there being d big stock On hand. Price
is about 40c. In Michigan they are SELL
ing at 25c bushel. Eggs are scace, and
not to be had at any price. Same with
butter. Owing to scarcity of feed it is
said the farmers are selling off their,
cattle, of every kind. Cotton seed meal
is S1.55 a bag, and shorts 81. so.
Dr.. d. M. Litaker is home from the
conference. This is DR.. Litakers fourth
return, and will be the last, as the time
limit will have been reached at the ex-
piraLion of the present year. He has ex-
pressed his pleasure at the prospect of
being here one more year, and on the
part of his congregation and the citizens
of aendersonville, this feeling is heart
lily returned. DIR. sLitakers ministry
here has been full of usefulness to the
community, and when the time for part
ing 1t will be with sincere and
mutual regret.