The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-07-12
Happenings
In Totem.

July 10 Mrs. Stradley will give a
dance for the young people.
Mr.. Il. Ouida Tyler from Richmond,
Va, is here for a few weeks.
w. F. Wearn of Newberry, s. c., is
Spending a week at the Hotel Gates.
Miss Annie Farmer, of Washington,
D. c., is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Ripley.
Mrs. TAYLOR of Jacksonville, Fla, has
arrived for the summer with her mother
Mrs. Witmarth.
Misses Bates and Jennie Bryan, of
Georgetown, are visiting Miss Julia
Breeding.
Mr.. and Mrs. ). L. Writ of Barlow,
Florida are the guests of Mrs. F. s.
Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S Mathiewson, of
Atlanta. are spending the summer in
Hendersonville.
j. B. Seawell, of the Purity Laundry,
who has been i~ndisposed for several
days, is reported much better.
W. B. BrawIey, of Mooresville, N. c.,
is here visiting his brother, the genial
clerk of the Blue Ridge Inn.
Miss Ella Duckett, of Raleigh, has
accepted a position as ~stenOgrapher in
Smith & Waldrops real estate office.
The Misses Grace, jamie and Lula
Patterson, of Concord, N. G., are visit
ing at the home of Prof. F. P. Rocket.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lacey Garrett. who
we're married at Greenville. last Sum-
Gay, are at home at the Mountain City
Inn. /
Gullick & McCarson, both we'll
known citizens of our city. are now
prepared to do frst-class carriage paint
ing and repairing. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. w. Fry and Miss
Freeman of Asheville spent Sunday in
the city visiting Mrs. Freeman and
AIesterly on Washington st.
Mrs. r. A. Moody, of Birmingham,
Ala, has Joined her husband here. MIR.
and Mrs. Moody will probably become
permanent residents of HendersonYille.
Carl Metz, of Charleston, will furnish
the music for Hotel Wheeler, this sum-
mer. The orchestra will consist of
four pieces, clarinet, eornet, piano and
violin.
The Rev. G. King will preach the 4th
Sunday in July at Beula church half
after eleven o'clock, also. at the King
school house on Mud Creek ct early |
candle light. Everybody invited.
There will be a concert at the Flat
hoek Graded school building next
Tuesday night. This concert is for a
worthy cause and the Flat Rock peO-
pie would appreciate a large attendance
from Hendersonvill and else where.
Mrs. W. r. Hardee of Indian River,
Florida. is the guest of Mrs. F. S.
Thomas. Mrs. Hardee, who was here
two years ago, will be remembered by
AOA VI ~ A4ShuO4COhb11A POOp1O 0o @
singer of rare ability and was heard
here several times in public.
DR.. V. D. Hunter, of Hardingsburg,
KY, and one of the best known osteo-
paths in the South, is at the Blue Ridge
nm. DR.. Hunter expects to make
Hendersonville his permanent home,
and is much impressed with this beauti-
full city.
There are about rs guests now at the
Hotel Wheeler. Mr.. Sam Wheeler has
started work on building a wall around
the spring in the hotel grounds and will
have many rustic seats and benches
there. This will add still more to the
attractiveness of 6he already beautiful
grounds surrounding this popular hotel.
REAL ESTATE WANTED If you
own a tract of land, about 40 acres,
either improved or u~nimproyed, which
is for sale at the right price, call at this
Office and give particulars. Must be
not over four miles from town, and
nave a good building site in it. Will
pay cash.
There will be base ball this year on
the grounds at Laurel Park, between a
nine organized in Hendersonyille, and
one in either Asheville or Brevard.
Admission will be IS cents, and it is
proposed to put up an article of the
national gam that will guarantee a
good attendance during the four weeks
season.
The property owner on Academy
street have agreed to bear the expense
of placing hundreds of loads OF gravel
IN that street. from Main to the Audi
tnrinm sito Tho monLr Mill ho dono