The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-07-19
Happenings
In Totem.

There were 35 arrivals at the Hotel
Wheeler on Tuesday.
Big shipments of cabbage are going
from the depot every day.
City water will be cut OF from 8
O'Clock tonight until 6 o'clock Thursday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randell Pope, of Madi-
son., Fla, are at the Hotel Gates for an
extended stay.
The Improvements in the postoffice
add greatly t the convenience of the
public.
The officers of the Appalachian Inter-
urban railroad are now located in the
Baily block.
K. w. Blount and family, of Tampa,
Fla, are at the Blue Ridge Inn, for an
extended visit.
Mrs. Stradley gave a "July Dance"
last Friday evening, which was enjoyed
greatly by those present.
The fine orchestra at the Hotel Gates
is a constant source of pleasure to the
GU, SITS of that great hotel.
Mrs. DIR. Egerton is now In Los
Angeles, Cal, and writes that her trip
so far has been an ideal one.
Bishop Capers. of South Carolina.
stopped in He~ndersonville on his way to
his beautiful summer home at Caesars
Head.
DR.. Gordon Chason is here for a few
weeks stay. DIR. Chason is chief sur
geon of the Georgia, Florida and Ala
.bama Railroad.
The concert at Flat Rock Graded
school building has been postponed un
til next Tuesday night, on account of
so much rain.
T. r, Barrows, associate editor of the
Hustler, will leave on Friday for the
north, on Il business trip. He will re-
turn Tuesday of next week.
School Committeeman are requested
TO call at Superintendent Rays Office
for new registers and blanks for ensus
reports
Mr.. 2. L. Gender of the Piedmont
Electric Co., of Asheville spent his
weeks vacation in this city and was very
much pleased with our city.
Ewbank & Ewbank report real estate
as being exceptionally active, about
twice as much business being done now
as there was last year this time.
The Board of Trade meets this Thurs
day night. Important business will
come before the meeting and a full at
tendance is urgently desired.
This paper will print no anonymous
attacks on anyone, political or other
wise. Sign your name to any communi-
cation sent to The HUSTLER if you
want to see it in print.
E. Legendre and family are occupy
ing the Henry Jordan cottage on Broad
street. Mr.. Legendre is from New
Orleans and will remain during the
summer.
The Georgia Weekly Press Ass, cia-
tion will be at TOxaway from July 10 to
to %, and will make a short stay IN
Hendersonville on the 23d, going from
here to Ashsville.
Preston Patton, who has been out
with the surveying party of the Appa-
lachian Railroad, is seriously i'll at the
nome of his mother. His many friends
hope for his early and complete recov-
cry.
Gather Rhodes has accepted q posi-
ton with a new foundry COMPANY In
Asheville. He will be missed in Hen
jacksonville, where he was counted one
of the most popular of our young busi-
ness men.
If you I'VE any back tax for 1905, you
had better max peace with Tax Col
lector Brooks at once, as he informs us
that he will sell all personal property
for back taxes that are unpaid on Au-
gust the 4th.
PIGS FOR SALE. A lot of pure
Berkshire pigs, IS. 90 and up. A fine
bred gilt. One j.. o. G. gilt bred to
Berkshire boar. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. All sales F. O. B. Greenville.
w. A. McBrayer, Greenville, s. q.
The Purity Laundry Company will
have a new wagon on the streets ia
about ten days. II will be strictly mod
ern in every way, plate glass sides and
back, painted white with gold lettering,
seen here.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Sanders, and
their son, Cadet Geo. D. Sanders, of