The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-10-11
Local News

Luther Durham was here from Tryor
on Monday.
The fair opens Thursday morning
Is your exhibit ready? :.
Register next Saturday while you
have. a chance. There is danger in
delay.
Lake! Lake! "Dam Mud Creek" tc
get it. Then we shall have an inland
sea sure enough. Goodbye Ashevlllel
The rain has stoppedl Most people
seem to prefer the slight GOODNESS VIC
are having to the everlasting dampness.
Miss Rose Moody, of Birmingham
Ala, is visiting Mrs r. A. Moody. who
is occupying the Blythe cottage.
The roads are gradually getting into
a more passable condition. The Flat
Rock road (allegedl is still almost i'm
passible.
". A. Smith, Esq, and family have
removed to their town house for the
winter. MI. Smith says he's q citizen
of Hendersonville once more, and he's
glad of it.
J.H. Wyatt has returned from a bust
ness trip south. He says the rain there
was fully as bad as what we have been
experiencing.
T.R.Edney has gone to Floralo, Ala.
and before leaving subscribed to the
Hustler. Said it was like getting q
letter from home to receive a copy of
this paper.
W. A. Moody, father of r. A. Moody,
was in town for q short time last week,
Mr.. Moody is manager of the Alabama
Car Service Association, and is very
favorably impressed with Henderson
vile.
Governor Glenn at the court house
Friday night on the political issues now
before the people. Let every citizen go
and hear this distinguished orator.
Ladies cordially invited.
Messrs. Crawford and Britt are book
ed for speeches In H~endersonville on
Monday, Oct ~. They will address the
citizens of Mills river on Saturday the
10Th.
Judge Pace is suffering from a dang
erous cold. Last week was a hard one
on the Judge. AS everything has to
be signed up by the trial judge each
morning, the great amount of work
kept Judge Pace at the court house
until IL or II o'clock each night.
A handsome little folder setting forth
the attractions of Hendersonville and
Hotel Gates has just been issued from
this Office. It presents a few interior
view of that magnificent hostelry, and
is calculated to attract many winter
tourists to our beautiful town.
j. L. Garland, a prosperous farmer
of Mills River, came 10 town on bust.
ness last Monday. He says lots of re-
publicans are supporting the citizen
ticket and democrats solid for it out
his way. They want a new deal at all
hazards.
Rev. A. r. Love is taking a most
active interest in the proposed Baptist
Bible Conference, which may come to
this city. Rev. Love states that from
one to five thousand people would at
tend the sessions, and states that the
proposed lake would be a great factor
in deciding them to come to Hender-
sOnville. II five thousand people were
to come, it is safe to estimate they
would leave 500, 900 in the city. The
lectures are free. Special railroad and
hotel rates, would, of course, be a nee
essity. Rev. Love has written q strong
letterto the Biblical Record of Raleigh,
setting forth the advantages of this
town as the ideal place to hold the
great Conference. This letter will be
read by the many thousands of the
Biblical Recorders readers, and we
hope to publish il next week.