The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-08-09
Happenings
In Totem.

RAYMOND l.. Ed wards q MS bride
have returned to Hendersonville.
The Hotel Gates had nearly $50 guests
in its big dining room last Sunday.
LOST-Necklace of gold beads. Re-
turn to Chas. e. Pless' Book Store and
receive reward.
Mrs. T. C. Williams, of S~partanburg,
is a guest of Mrs. Garland's, on Ander-
son avenue.
J. w. Price, of the P~ittsburg Coal
Company is in town. greeting his many
friends, and MS genial as ever.
The new stamp window at the post
Office is a great convenience to the
many patrons of Uncle Sam.
Hon. A Cannon spent some days in
Raleigh last week doing service as a
member OF the executive committee. of
the State Agricultural Board.
William Ship, infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bartlett Shipp, died Aug. 1st, af-
ter a long illness. The sympathy of
the community goes out the bereaved
parents.
Lewis Dalton, of Horse Shoe, had anac-
cident Friday, which may result fatally.
His horses ran away and the wagon
passed over him. His condition Tues
day was serious.
Examination of the Internal-Revenue
service will be held at Asheville, States
vile, Salisbury, Charlotte and Winston.
on August 29th. Positions to be filled
are as follows: Clerk and Office deputy
collector, storekeeper-gauger, field or
raiding deputy collector, and division
deputy collector.
The ladies of the Hospital Associa
ton are requested to meet in their room
at the III house an Thursday, Aug.
9, at five O'Clock. Business of much i'm
portance is to be transacted and it is
hoped all members will be present.
MRS. C. E. WILSON, Pres.
MRS. S. f. THOMAS, Treas.
The people Of HendersonVille are Civ
CA q IoEO OPHOH p0AA6y Va 0POANAA6 UA
evening with the japanese at Home in
the Town Hall on Thursday evening,
Aug. 8, at $50 pm. These stereopti-
con views of Mr.. johnson are unsur-
passed for their beauty and represent
many years of travel and residence in
far Japan. AS this will be the only OPP
portunity, everybody is urged to avail
themselves Of this rare treat. Admis-
sion Twenty five Cents.
The HendersOnville Realty Company
are at work grading and laying out new
streets in the Hyman Heights allotment,
and are getting ready to lay the grano-
lithic sidewalks. The sidewalks will be
appreciated by those wise ones who in
vest in these lots, as good walks are
none too commsn here. The property
is selling rapidly, q great deal of money
is being spent on it, and many people
from out-of-town are investing there,
getting in on the ground floor before
the advance in values. which is abso-
lutely certain to follow.
Fruitland Institute starts the school
year with an exceptionally efficient
force of instructors. Prof. T. III. POsey
remains at the head of this well known
institution and will be assisted by Miss
Martha Hill, Miss Miriam Schell, of
Greensboro, Miss Carrie Morgan, and
Miss Helen Wharton, of Lancaster, Tex
as. Of Miss Hill, the Nashville Ameri-
can of July 10Th, has this to say: 'Miss
Martha Hill leaves the city tonight for
HendersonVille, N. c., where she will
be located as lady principal of the Fruit
land Institute. 1t is a Baptist school of
large influence and strength in both ed
ucatiOnaI and ecclesiastical sense.
One of the most enjoyable functions
of the season at Lake FOxaway, was the
benefit recital given In the ball room of
Toxaway Inn, last Saturday evening,
under the auspices of the State Sunshine
Society. The program was furnished
by Misses Park and Mathews of the
School of Expression which holds it's
regular summer term In Asheville, in
terspersed with selections by members
of the orchestra. The program both
musical and literary were well selected
and artistically rendered. The Gull
tured audience composed of the guests
of the Inn, manifested their apprecia-
ton in audible commentator and u
good collection to the fund for a wheel
chair for q man who has been shut-in
twelve years. Mrs. j. M. Ransier, In
ter-state president of the Sunshine socie.
y Ia the southern states, gave a most
interesting outline of the work in the
south, winning instant sympathy and
warm friends for the movement by her
graphic presentation of the needs of the