The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-04-19

We have just been informed that Wm
M. Keller, superintendent of all work
on Hotel Gates, has employed w. A.
Garren and his trio of expert painters
and decorators to finish all the princi-
pal work at that place. This is suf-
fcient evidence to convince all who
know Mr.. Garren's reputation as an ex-
pert in his line, that the work will be
finished in a firstclas manner, and they
are fortunate in securing the servicse
of a painter of the reputation OF Mr..
Garren, as it is generally considered he
has no equal in his line of work.
w. A. Smith returned from Brevard
on Wednesday.
Mr.. Smith G. P. A. Tayloe's office,
Washington, D. c., is in Henderson
vile looking after the summer tourist
business.
Mr.. Fullbright, our efficient agent,
says every indication points to a very
large number of visitors here this sum-
mer.
T. C. Fullbright, who has been en-
ployed at the station here, has accept
ed a position as baggage master between
Asheville and Columbia.
What's the matter with the Hustler?
] have ridden six miles three days to
get it, and no Hustler yet. Please
send me last weeks copy. Can't afford
to miss an issue, especially when you
are giving such good reports as to the
progress of old Hendersonville, Gods
own country surrounding her.
G. 81. RICE.
Sedalia, s. c., April l6, 1905.
John Stone charged with retailing
LIQUOR was tried before Commissioner
O. v. p. Blythe today. Mr.. stones
attorneys were Station & Rector. He
was bound over to the United States
court.
Miss Layada Love, after spending a
few months with her mother at Hender-
sonville, N c., we r glad to say has
returned t Sylvia to resume her work
as dressmaker. The general s~atisfac-
tion she gave her constituents will var
rent a continuation of their patronage.
We bespeak for her a successful year
jackson County Journal.
Mr.. John Orr recently stated that the
pine trees which he uses to beautify the
premises of his many houses, o him
ten cents apiece, and that he estimates
the returns from this Investment to be
over five hundred per cent. when it
comes to selling the property.
There will be no Board of Trade
meeting, Thursday night. Instead, Mr..
Miller will talk on the Bible conference
matter after his regular Bible study
meeting at the Baptist church. All
members of the Board of Trade r
expected to be- present, as well as the
citizens generally, and hear what Mr..
Miller has to say concerning this most
important maCter.
The AsheYille Presbytery met last
wee at Bethel Church, near Waynes-
vile, the Moderator being Rev. Cbas.
A. Campbell. A large number of very
encouraging reports were received, and
the contributions for all purposes were
OVar , O,00O, or an average of $12 for
each member of the Presbytery. The
report from HenderSonyille was the
best ever made, contributions for all
sum the Ladies' Aid Society raised
nearly $500. DR.. Grinnan, who attended
this meeting, will be sent to the Cen
eral Assembly, which meets 10 Green.
vile, 8. c., in May.
Following is the program of com
mencement exercises to be held at
Institute:
Monday. a. M, April 23-Girls literary
entertainment.
Tuesday a M, 1920 Regular COM
mencement sermon by Rev. J. w. Perry,
of Honea Path, S. G..
Tuesday evening, 7 o'clock-Boys'
literary entertainment and O%rstorical
contest.
Wednesday morning, lO:3O-Literary
address by Prof. Ivens, of Henderson.
vile, followed by delivery of Scholarships
medals and diplomas.