The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-09-13
Local News

R. A. Leonard is now assistant steward
at the Hotel Gates.
A. B. Harold, of Dana, is in town,
registered at the Blue Ridge Inn.
Secretary of the Treasury Shaw spoke
in Asheville. Wednesday, at the Court
House.
The precinct meetings are Saturday
Of next week-convention the 20, a
week later.
Mr.. Shipman makes reply to certain
statements in a card which appears
elsewhere in today's paper.
Miss Sadie M. Smathers, the assistant
secretary of the Board of Trade, Is
>enjoyinga brief vacation.
The time for the county fair is draw
ing lear. Is promises TO be the best
ever held in the county.
DIR. v. D. Hunter, who has spent the
past summer at the Blue Ridge Inn,
has left for his home In Kentucky.
Miss Minnie Spann goes to Raleigh
next week where she will be engaged in
teaching latin and algebra at St, Mary's.
Don't forget the Board of Trade
meeting one week from this Thursday
night, at the Court house. at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. NJ. L. Shipman and the children
left for Raleigh on Monday with Mr..
,Shipman, who came for them Saturday.
The Hendersonville Colored Band
played some very good selections. Tues
day ght, In front of the Blue Ridge
Inn.
Miss Woodall. who is now up North
lin the interest of the Hart Millinery
business, will return home in a few
days.
There are still many visitors in the
city. They are the wise ones, as the
,prettiest season of the year is yet to
come,
Miss Mary Lee Sloan, who has spent
THE past summer in He~ndersonville, has
returned to Rock Hill, S. e., where she
will attend school.
The Hendersonville Light and Power
Company made @ quick and good job Of
wiring the auditorium, and the lighting
service there has been excellent.
H. G. Perkins, who has spent a
month at his old home in Grsenville. S.
G., returned to HendersOnvllle this
week. He goes back to GreenYille today
on q short business trip.
The Chautauqua Is still the talk of the
town and throughout Western North
Carolina. It's o good thing and the
promoters are receiving the congratula-
tions of our entire citizenship.
The. delivery wagon of the Purity
Laundry Company is about the hand
soonest in town. With its rubber tires,
plate glass and beautiful white enamel,
its strictly up-to-the-minute.
Miss Sample showed remarkable
talent, Tuesday night, in her readings
at the C~hautauqua. She gave three
selections previous to the appearance of
DR.. Green.
The Hendersonv1lle Realty Company
are now laying owe sixty yards OF
%granoilthic walks in their Hyman
Heights allotment. They expect to put
down a total of about sc, 1000 square feet
this year
Preparations are now going on at the
Oct IL, IL and Is. Hands are now at
work cleaning off the grounds and o
tract let for new poultry houses and
some half dozen up-to-dats restaurant
houses.
Mrs. A. M. Alexander, Mrs. Il. L.
Duley and Miss Gladis Steede, who have
been visiting relatives and friends here
and elsewhere, for several weeks, re-
turned ON Monday to their homes in
Montgomery, Ala.
Capt. Toms fine new building is al
tness completed, The plastering is
.inshed and the fronts are being placed
in position. It will make a very band
some row of stores when finished aud q
credit to the city.
j. l.. Pace, of Knoxville, Tenn, q
brother of Judge Pace, here for a few
days visiting friends and relatives.
Rendersonville is Mr.. PAGES home tOwn
and he says the improvements and
growth OF the town are remarkable.
L. P. Lewis Haas, the popular steward
of Margo Terrace. Asheville, who has