The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-10-04

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nesday for Charleston.
Solicitor Spainhour is registered al
the Blue Ridge Inn.
d. G. Bradshaw and children, of Sails
bury, are among the guests at the Hotel
Gates.
cake" LYDIA, the fruit man, will have
so varieties of apples exhibited at the
fair.
Judge Long, accompanied by his wife
and two daughters, are registered at the
Blue Ridge Inn.
Mrs D. r. Edwards, who has spent
the summer here, has returned to her
homo in Lawrey, Fla.
Mr.. c. Lucian Jones, wife and daugh-
ter, of Savannah, Ga, are spending
some time in the city, and are register
ed at the Hotel Gates.
Miss Verda, daughter of DIR. Waldrop,
has accepted an excellent pasition as
teacher in the graded school at Farm
vile, Pitt Co, NC. The term lasts 8
mouths.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Station died last Saturday and was
buried at Refuge. The bereaved par
ents have the heartiest sympathy of the
many, ftiends in their sore affection.
Let the Fair in every department be
full and interesting, Remember that
there will be thousands of school child
rem there, and the object lessons should
be made very impressive.
Gov. Glenn will speak at the Court
House, in the evening, the educational
day of the Fair. His address at the fair
grounds, earlier in the day, will DO along
lines.
Tickets have been printed and salts
factory arrangements have been made
to admit all childien attending school
free on educational day, the 18th OF
October, when Gov. Glenn will deliver
address.
Everyone, irrespective of party,
should turn out and hear Gov. Glenn ct
the Court House. in the evening OF Oct.
18th, the opening dav of the fair. He
speaks first at the fair grounes-
Messrs. ]. A. Woodward. T. B. Gra-
haelsaSh D. r. Carter, the caSuto10us
saIespan of the Hendersonvine Realty
Co. have gone to Columbia, S. c. They
w Il return in the Spring
Taepse wishing to meet Tax Collector
Brooks are reQuestedf If, possible, to be
at the designated places between the
hours of Ii and1. The condition of the
roads makes travelling almost impossible
for Mr.. Brooks and his deputies.
The "Winter Homes" folder, which
Southern Railway is now having
will contain twSo views of Hen
lersonville. Station Agent Fullbright
expressed the cuts to DIR. Tayloe. at
early in the week. Many
thousands of this folder are printed and
distributed through the North, and the
effects are bound to be beneficial.
In the account of Miss Poiteveat's mar
Mrs. Frank B. Haynes sister, in
asst weeks Hustler, the statement was
made that Mrs. Haynes owned one of the
n~andsomest residences in Flat Rock.
AS a matter of fact, the place was only
rented to Mr.. Frank Haynes, and the
possession of the property has not pass
I'D out of the hands of K. G. Whistler,
Of Camden, B. c., the owner.
The Purity Laundry Company are
strong efforts to serve their
numerous patrons with their usual
pr~omptness, but the terrible condition
Of the roads has rendered it almost i'm
passible of late to do so. Their wagons
were mired twice on Tuesday, aud the
were obliged to go for assistance.
They ask the patience of their patrons
as the roads outside of Main street are
impossible. The Purity Laundry
will operate all winter, reports to the
contrary Notwithstanding.