The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-05-03
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IDr. Waldrop and part Of his family
went to the Horse Show last week.
J. C. Scott Of Birmingham, Ala, ia in
the city and will remain several months.
Mrs. Ruth smith, OF Knoxville, Tenn,
is.a guest Of Mrs. Christy's Summer
Haven"
.,sOr. Waldrop says there is very little
illness in the town or country just now
Everyone seems to be enjoying good
health.
The brick 10 now on the ground for
Capt. Toms new row of handsome stores
on; Main street, and work win be
pushed on 1t.
The Symphony oncer at Asheville,
last Saturday night, was attended by
many people of this city. A walk
afonnd the streets OF Asheville, Sun
day morning, was made more pleasant
bymeeting @ score or Of our citi-
ems there.
w. A. Perkins has gone TO Greenville,
sc. to attend to business matters
which have demanded his attention for
some time past.
The Vanderbilt Cup, the prize OF the
whole horse show st As6eviFfe, last
week, was awarded to a horse owned in
HendersoDville, by Claude Brown.
The many friends Of Mrs. T. e.
Grimes, jr., who fell and injured her.
self last week, will be glad to hear she
10 reported as being some better.
Asheville has some horses which are
very fine horses, in their way. but for o
top notch prize winner they acknowl-
edge the fact that they must come to
this city,
w. @. LYDIA 10 moving lis partially
burned building to the back part OF his
lot ON Main street. He is getting ready
TO put up q handsome brick building in
its place.
The recent horse show was the most
successful of any ever held in Asheville.
A horse owned in Hendersonville took
the Vanderbilt Cup, THE prize of the
whole show.
The Vanderbilt Cup winner is but
one of. many fine horses owned In this
city. We understand that when peo-
pie want O reallysane horse they know
whore to come TO get 1t.
The Claude Brown Company are NIL
ing up their new carriage repository on
Main street, near Station Bros. store,
With 1soms or me handsomest vehicles.
evor brought to this city.
J. II. Moody OF Birmingham. Ala,
has returned 10 that city! He will come
TO Hendefs0nsille with his family In .
few weeks. Mr.. Moody intends going
into the produce business here.
There will be an old time singing. at
Fickef,ss school house. Sunday. May
10th, at 10 am. Everyone invited to
attend. G. s. Morris, T. J. Shipman.
Wash Hamilton. and other leaders will
be present.
Invitations are out for the marriage
OF Mia Nora Louise aG&rrenr to Mr.. B.:
b. jackson, one Of our best known citi
zenS. The ceremony will take place at
the Baptist Church, Sunday. May 9, 1T
four o'clock.
J. n. Barnett, OF Jacksonville, has
returned to that city He and his fam
lily will come 70 Hendersonville in .
few weeks. TO spend the simmer. They
have leased DIR. Morey's cottage on
Main street.
It is rumored the Southern Railway
aUtends running excursions from Ashe-
willie to Hendersonville ia order to &C
eommodate the people of the former
city Who desire to see what q really fine
horse looks like.
Mra. Oates. Mrs. Eubank, Miss Annie
Smith, Miss Sadie Smathers, Mr.. and
Mr. r. E- Curtis. Miss Carrie Burck-
myer, Mr.. and Mrs.~T W. Valentine,
SOM of our people who attended the
Music Festival At SpartanbuRR, have all
returned home.
The Hospital Association will give .
lawn fete, Friday, May 4th, from s to 10
o'clock. at the Irwin Place, corner
Main and Broad streets, rain Or shine.
Refreshments &c very moderate prices
will be served, Including ice cream,
strawberries and cream. cake, coffee
and candies. The Hehdersohyille band
has donated ! its services for the Oc7
eastOn. Lyon wants good time, with
GOOD things to eat, and ii you Want To-
oo,r1o n - ont ond hahn