The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-03-08

Blue Ridge Inn during court week.
Miss. Grouse, of Lincolnton, N. c., is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Bartlett Shipp.
Rev. Miller, the well-knoyn Bible
teacher, preached at the Baptist church
last Sunday.
DR.. F. W. Ewhank is filing his 2
lar engagement with patients at Tryon
thiswek
Rev. W. II. Perry will preach at
Fruitland nex Sunday mornIng and a
Union Hill at2:3O
Mrs. T. A. Allen, Miss Bessie Allen
and Miss Edwin Hart have arrived
home.
Mrs. Joseph Noterman, and daughter
Mrs. j. Noterman Collins, returned from
Cincinnati Sunday afternoon.
w A. Auetin, a prominent planter
of UnionviIle, is in the city, stopping
at Mrs. treeman's Summer Home"
To Mr.. and Mrs. Williams, a daugh-
ter, last Thursday. Mr.. Williams is
still delivering mail or Route 3, howev er
DIR. L. L. johnson, Capt. B. T. Nor
ris, j. L. Allen and other citizens of
Mills River, were here at the opening
of court on Tuesday.
The rumors that the postof1ce is to
be located in the new building on Main
street, are, We understand, without
foundato n in fact.
Miss Roberta Allen, who has been in
the training school at the Mission Hos
.pital for nurses, AshevilIe, has resigned
on account of her health.
ment of The Claude Brown Company,
who realize the value of The Hustler as
an advertising medium.
Station, Rector. Cunningham & Co.,
have leased to Mr.. Louis Gourdin, of
Utawville, 8. e., the Burton jackson
farm on E~dneyville road.
w. G. LYDIA is engaged tearing down
his old partially burned building on
Main St., and Is getting ready to put a
modern building in its place.
P. B Cunningham, Frank Smith,
Harry Roberts, w. j. Baldwin and j..
N. Resell we're here from Fletcher the
first of the week on business.
Our advertising 10 beginning to crowd
If news columns. We intend making
a change in the mechanical makeup of
the paper, which will give us more
space for news.
Things are lively around the Blue
Ridge Inn this week, with Solicitor
Spaiuhour, the visiting attorneys and
their clients and numbers of travelling
men.
The ~revisal of our mailing list will
occur during the present month. If
you wish to continue reading a real local
newspaper, let us hear from you, if in
debted to the paper on subscription.
N. Buckner has Installed two of the
finest Hallwood Cash Registers in the
city in the Hendersonville Mercantile
Company's store. The registers are
automatic marvels and remarkably
handsome.
Miss Cleo Lackey, the efficient day
operator at the central Office at this
place, left Monday afternoon for her
home in Morganton, where she goes to
spend q few days.
Judge Justice and Solicitor Spainhour
will deliver addresses before the next
meeting of the Board of Trade. Thurs
day night, March 9th. This announce
H0QU VIII O0 SuIuCI0nU ~ lQ6uT0 d ldEEG
attendance.
The Trustees of the Graded school.
and Holmes & Valentine, r grading a
street, leading from Academy to Col
lege St., between the school property
and the property recently purchased
from J. P. Hickman.
Ernest Freeman, formerly the efficient
Western Union operator at this place,
is visiting in the city from Augusta.
where he is now located. Many friends
in Hendersonville are giving him the
glad hand this week.
Howell Hickman, of Asheville. was
here Tuesday in the interest of the
Ashevllle Wholesale Grocery Co. He
is a splendid hustler for a young man,
and we wish him success. Henderson
county boys are all right wherever they
least their lot"
DIR. Egerton was summoned by telephone
to the bedside Of his wife, at Conway
8. C.ySunday morning, who was re.
ported in a critical condition. We IN
derstand that Mrs. EgertiOu, however
is now somewhat improved. DR.. Drafts
was left in charge of nr. Egerton'i
patients during his absence.
Miss Matte Nell Clarke, a beautiful
and attractive young milliner, of At
lanta, spent several hours in the city
with friends Monday afternoon enroute
for Brevard. She goes there to direc'
affairs in the millinery establishment o.
Mrs. E. L. English.
G. II. Hobbs, a very epterprisins
young gentleman, of this city, came II
this Office Monday and subscribed fol
The Hustler. Said he had been think
ing of subscribing for some time bu
kept putting it off. but since the paper
has improved so much he could put /
of no longer.
The last meeting of the students O
Rutherford College authorized L. A
Falls, High Point, to issue a call asking
aid in erecting a monument to the lat
President, DIR. r. L.. Alternately. Thu
register being burned with the col
lege, If you know the names of any oil
students of Rutherford, send them u
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