The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-08-16
Happenings
IN TosOn.

Frank Smith, ESQ., of Fletcher, was
in town Saturday.
DIR. ]. Miller Moore. of the q. s.
Navy, is at the Hotel Gates.
Flave Hart lost q valuable COW Mon
day. Struck by train and head cut of.
Miss Bessie Allen and a party of
friends were in .Asheville Saturday for
aday's outing.
II. j. Flicker, in paying his subscrip-
tion Monday, states that he simply could
not keep house without THE HUSTLER.
DR.. and Mrs S. E. Newton of De Land,
Fla, are guests of DIR. and Mrs. Grin
nan.
x Fl. G. Perkins left on Monday for
Greenville, where business will detain
him for about 10 days.
Miss Lackey, has returned and TAX
ing her old position at the local tele-
phone exchange.
The boarding houses that are regis
Vered in the Board of Trade rooms are
being kept full all the time.
The new bus for the Hotel Gates has
arrived. It's a beauty and is owned
and operated by the Claude Brown Co.
Rev. Neal Anderson, pastor of the
Central Presbyterian Church, of Mont
gOmery, Ala, is at Mr.. Sam Hodges,
with his family.
The Southern Railway has a special
rate of SL.45 for the round trip, every
"Wednesday, between this city and Lake
Toxaway
8. /. Alexander, the efficient and
popular pricipal of Hooper's Creek
school, paid Us a pleasant visit Satur-
day.
Ernest Banning fell from a street car
IN Asheville, last Sunday and broke his
Wrsst, besides receiving severe bruises
and scratches.
The new telephone directory is out
and has been distributed. ILsfrom the
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edignified size than previous issues.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. w. Brawley, of
Salisbury. are visiting their brother,
the pleasant clerk of the Blue Ridge
Inn.
InVitaGions have been issued for a
Favor German" at the Hotel Gates,
next Saturday night, August Is. Dan
cling will commence promptly at 9
o'clock.
Fifty dollar premium. J. B. Free
man offers fifty dollars for the best SIX
bull calves Except Jersey less than six
months old exhibited at the fair to be
held Oct. lib. j. w. WoFFoRD,
Secretary.
AOST-Saturday morning, Aug. 18th,
o young ladies black and-white jack
Let trimmed with green. Liberal re-
ward paid if returned to LEONARD
PHINIzR, Flat Rock, N. c., or the Hus-
ftler Office.
Mrs. Vorhis and Miss Vorhis, Miss
Betty Nc Fall, Miss Laura Fish, Mrs.
8. w. Johnston and two children, Pearl
and Virginia, all from De Land, Fla,
are at the Kentucky Home.
+ LosT-A black leather handbag
with straps. On Mt. Hebron Road, be.
tween city and Tower. Contained money,
stamps, and other articles. Liberal
reward, Return to Pine Grove Lodge,
Hendersonville.
Mr.. L. FL. White, of Greenville, s.. G
lis the new local manager of the tele.
phone company. Mr.. White is count
ed one of the best experts In the tele-
phone business, not only in this section
but in the entire south.
c. w. Hunt, who has made many
friends here during his connection
with the local telephone exchange, ha!
left for G~reenville, S. G., whore he viii
assume the dunies of local manager o
the telephone company there.
Mr.. Med. Ray:-Dear Sir:-Fint
enclosed money order for ten dollars
This amount is for rural library TO
Grab Greek school. We would like t
get the library as soon as possible
Yours truly, r. E. Nicely, Etowah, N
G..
MI. T. E. Grimes, ST., died Thursday
Aug. 9th, from a complication of diseases
Mr.. Grimes was born IN England, an,
came to this city from Manass, Georgia
about one year ago. He invested heay1l
fn real estate here, and the community hs
IoA q good citizen. He leayes a wife an
IL children. Interment was at his oil
home IN Georgia.