The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-04-05
Personal AND OTHERWISE.

visitors will begin to arrive.
J. L. Cash, the efficient station agent
at Etowah, spent Monday in the city.
Squire j. N. Russell was in the cit,
from Fletcher on Monday.
j. D. Beale was a visitor in Asheyille
last week, whore he attended the Comic
Opera elsie of Spice"
Uncle Charlie Fletcher and Claude
Sales were in the city from Hooper's
CrJek on Monday, both locking well
and happy.
On account of publishing the tax sales
we are compelled to leave out sever
interesting communications.
= w. w. Zachary, Esq, a well known
lawyer, of Brevard, was among the
many visitors in Hendersonville Mon
day and Tuesday.
Up. Hickman has bought a fine
young mare from Messrs. jackson and
Wyatt. She moves over the roads in
d~Ouble-quick style.
Capt. W. d. Miller was here from
Rugby the first of the week shaking
hands with friends and relating stories
of ''ye olden times"
G. E. Pless spent Saturday night and
Sunday in Asheville, which place ap-
pears to hold out special attractions for
him. Is there q fair damsel" in the
case?
In order to be on the safe side next
November try to get hold of that poll
tax receipt before the first of May
Don't neglect, lest you forget.
+. Nelson, n of the most prominent
lawyers of Columbia, s. c., has leased
the residence of r. 81. station for the
summer. Mr.. Nelson spent last season
Ihere as a guest at the Wheele.
r. j. Fletcher, of Bowman's Bluff,
came down on Monday to place several
beautifully dressed sheep skins, which
q number of Hendersonville people and
visitors to the city use for rugs.
Hon. Solomon Gallert, of Rutherford
tonw was a visitor in the city last week.
He remained over and in company with
Jesse Beale attended the great" Cole
& Rogers circus.
Squire Oats, of Bear Wallow, was here
Monday On official business in connec-
ton with the board of education. He
is enthusiastic for better educational
facilities in his section.
Station, Rector, Cunningham & Co.
have rented to MI. Geo. Christie of
Jacksonville, Fla, one Of the Orr cot
tages on E. Shaw's Greek street. Mr..
Christie and family will arrive about
May 18th.
Mr.. r. L. Eubanks, who is manager
of the Imperial Mutual Life and Health
Insurance Company, of Asheville. is
now a resident of this city, and will
make it his headquarters. His district
coYers about a, hundred miles around
Hendersonville.
The Hospital Association will meet
Thursday at 3 o'clock in the Commits
sioners Room at the Court House. A
full attendance is urged as matters of
much Importance are to be discussed.
Judge William Chambers, of Wash
angton, D. c., has rented the Beale
residence OH Fleming Ave. Judge
Chambers and his family are pleasantly
remembered here, having spent the
here four years ago. The
Judge and his family will arrive about
June 1st.
Messrs. G. w. Raglan and w. w.
Glenn, two prominent citizens and cot
ton-mill men of Gastonia, were guests
at the Blue Ridge Inn Tuesday night.
They spent Wednesday forenoon look
ing over the town and were favorably
Impressed with the evidences of pro-
gress.
T. E. Grimes has an abiding faith in
Hendersonville's future. During his
brief residence of less than a year 10
this vicinity he has invested about GA
600 in real estate, the latest purchases
being the attractive country places of
Messrs. J. L. Orr and J. A. Collins in
the Tracy GROVE community near the
city.
There is certainly mo dearth" of
horses in Hendersonville these days,
and many of them are not the s'sorry
sort, either" Our delightful little city
will be strictly in the swim when the
good old summer time" rolls around
this year.
ID. A. LYDIA, who was in town from
on Monday, tells of the mar
riage OF Mr.. Mitchell Nix and Miss Sa
rah Rhodes, which joyous event &C.
CURED In that section last Sunday.
The people of Bat Cave and vicinity
are soon to vote upon the question of
establishing a special tax district for
the benefit of public education. The
question will also be submitted to the
voters OF the Fruitland section, all of