The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-10-11
q. G. Perkins is in town.

u ~. Ferk1nS 1s IN town.
Mr. A. A. Gates has returned from
Greenville.
j: M. stepp has a very handsome new
funeral hearse.
". G. Riser and wife, Of Bristol, Va,
are stopping at the Hotel Gates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pyle, Of New Castle,
Pa.' are at the Blue Ridge Inn, where
they will remain during the winter.
Mr.. c. A. Hobbs has returned from
Brldgeport, Conn.,, and will make
Hendersonville his future home.
DR.. R. B. Grinnan's little daughter,
Miriam, who has beer quite i'll for the
past ten days, is now improving.
W. L. Bricket, prominent busine ss
man OF Atlanta, accompanied by wife
and children, r at the Blue Ridge
Inn.
Lack of space prohibits u publish
ing the statement of the Board of Town
Commissioners, this week. 1t will ap-
pear in our next issue.
John Lance was cut by Nell Gurley
In a dispute at the formers barns,
Monday evening. Lance's collar saved
him from q very serious injury.
Major and Mr.. J. w. Berriman, of
Atlanta are guests Of the Hotel Gates.
Major Berriman is head of the Southern
Department of the Salvation Army.
D. M. Litaker, pastor of the Metho
dist Church, announces that his church
will begin revival services next Sunday.
ALI are cordially invited tt attend.
VIM. G. Harris and wife, of Westfeld,
N. Y, are guests of the Hotel Gates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris have just return
ed from Europe, and will remain at the
Gates some time.
Governor Glenn will deliver an educa-
t1onal address at the fair grounds on
Friday morning. Every child of school
age in the county should hear him, ad-
uISS1OQ Tree 10 GQ0m.
Ex-Governor Aycock is coming next
Tuesday and will speak promptly at
o'clock. Come out and take a
lesson from this great apostle of demo-
crazy and tribune of the people. Like
Bryan he confirms democrats in their
faith and makes republicans doubtful |
Monday evening, a buggy standing in
front of Burckmyer's store was pulled
v e. by another horse tied
TO the rear of the vehicle. The occu-
pant of the buggy, Mrs. Baird, was
violently out, but beyond the
shock escaped serious injury.
There will be q meeting Of the stock
holders of the pew 'Lake Company"
held at the court house next Saturday
hight at 500 o'clock. Everyone Is
Urged to be present, SC an organization
nav be formed. officers elected, etc.
When this is done, active work towards
securing options, making surveys, etc.
will be started at once.
Mr.. O. @. Huguely, son-in- law of DIR.
7obards, died suddenly on Monday at
he age of SO. Mr.. Huguely had been
'esident of Hendersonville for about 7
'r 8 years. His wife survives him,
having been happily married for %
'ears. Mr.. Huguely had long been a
sufferer from asthma, and but a few
hours previous to his death stated to
T. NJ. Stepp that he had several times
oeen counted dead. The funeral occur
ed Wednesday, interment being at
)akdale cemetary.
b. Patterson, accompanied by his
wife and child, and his sister, Miss
Patterson are new comers here. Mr..
Patterson will occupy one of Capt.
TOMS 9 stores with a line of gents
and dry goods. Mr.. Pat J
erson came here from Danville, KY. {
his will be one of a chain of six
torres now owned by him. M. L. Ship I
mans house, on Aspen street, has been
ented and will be occupied by his FAM