The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-06-14
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HENDERsoNvILLE. N
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.

Miss Juanita Starrette Is homey for
vacation, from Davenport College.
Clifton Merrill, of Asheville, spent
few days here this week.
v. C. v. Shepherd and family spent
Sunday with relatives of Mrs. Shop
herd at Fletcher.
Frank Smith, of Asheville, came over
Sunday, to see what u real city looks
like.
Mrs. F. 8. Starrette has come up
from MOOresville to spend the summer
in Hendersonville.
Jesse d. Beale has moved to the
Wheeler where he will spend the sum-
mer.
Louis B. Smith, of Camden, S. c., is
among the recent arrivals to spend the
summer
Homer and Dwight Peacock are visit
ing relatives at Salisbury, N c., where
they will remain for several weeks.
The Board of Aldermen now hold
their meetings in the town hall. The
sessions are open to the public
Capt. Toms row of new buildings are
moving right along, and will be ready
for occupancy in August.
Misses Rosa and Jennie Few have re-
turned from a tive weeks visit to their
aunt. Mrs. s. 81. billiard, at High
Point, N. c.
Mrs. w. B. Smoot and children of
Salisbury, N. c., arrived to day and
will stop at the Oak Lodge on South
Main st.
For SALE:-At a bargain, n square
piano, Excellent tone, celebrated
.'Steiff" make. Price $1OO.O 90. Apply
Mrs. A. A. Gates. at the Hotel Gates.
Summer visitors are beginning to
put in an appearance here, and ere
long the streets of Hendersonville will
be thronged with summer tourists.
NJ rs. Lester Smith and daughter,
Miss Annie Hathaway, have arrived
from their home, Montgomery, Ala,
and will spend the summer here.
Painters have recently finished work
on the Wheeler Hotel, aud now this
popular house has a beautiful appear
ance in white and green.
Mr.. L. B. Kerrison, of Charleston,
who has been here for the past week,
left Monday for his home. He stated
that he was 80 well pleased with Hen
Jacksonville. that he will return and
spend the month of August here.
DIR. j. Caldwell Robertson AMI daugh-
tiers, Misses Olive aud Marjorie. have
arrived to spend the summer At their
beautiful summer home on Fleming ave
Miss Minnie Blaylock, OF Columbia, is
visiting the Misses Robertson.
The bath House of M. c and c. F.
Toms has been crowded every evening.
The bath suits recently ordered by
Capt. Toms have not yet arrived, but
from a telegram received they are on
the road and are expected daily.
Jules Baumberger will open q strictly
first-class meat MAJ ket, in the new City
Market House. Dir Baumberger Ia
thoroughly up-tO-date, and Of long ex-
~perience, and will endeaver to give the
people Of Hen~dersonviIle only the very
best meats and service.
The automobile recently purchased
by Jess D. Beale will shortly be placed
at the disposal of TIE public. An ex-
pert will operlta the machine, and ih"
charges are reasonable. Henderson
willie is the only town in Western North
Carolina having an automobile livery
service.
Mr.. Jonas Dreyfus, a popular young
man of Montgomery, Ala, was q visi-
tor to the city Sunday. MIR. Drey-
fns is a travelling salesman and this was
his first visit to Hendersonville. He
said R~endersOnville was the incest
place he had visited to the Carolinas.
Children's Day will be observed 1T
Frnitland on the third Sunday ia June.
Exercises by the children 10 b morn
ing; 40 hour for dinner, after which the
young ladies will haye a short exercise
and tnen we will have a sermon or an
address by Rev. A. r. Love.
People should not leave their horses
unhitched on Main street, a. it is dan
gerous not only to the wnerS but the
public as we'll. Remember that there
will he several automobiles here this
season and 1t is the desire OF the owners
of these machines to avoid all accidents,
so do your part by not leaving your
horse unhitched