The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-05-17
squire Gash, Of Etbwah, Is i'd town

DR.. 4. I. Pinner, well known in Horse
Shoe, has left the country.
J.. ]. Osborne is reported as being
seriously i'll ct Horse Shoe.
Squire G. Oates, of Bat Cave. was seen
in town Monday.
Wade Cash, Esq, OF Brevard, was
here this week attending court.
The new market house will be ready
for business June LIST.
B. T. Morris was in the city, the
early part of the week, attending court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Dallee. of Cincin-
natl. are visiting in this city.
Lucille, daughter of K. G. Morris,
Cashier Commercial Bank, is quite i'll.
The swimming pool of Capt. Toms
will be thrown open to the public on
June LIST.
W. G. Rector made a trip to Madison
county to visit his mother, who ia seri-
ously i'll.
Mr.. G. E. Wilson's ad on 9Th page is
a money TO the people Of Hender-
sonville.
Children's Day at Mills River will be
celebrated on the fourth Sunday of this
month.
The Hendersonville Hospital Associa.
ton will meet at the cour house Thurs
day afternoon at four O'Clock. A full
attendance is urged,
Mr.. L. D. Morris, of Ssluda, says:
''I'm mending may ways, so please en-
ter may name AS n subscriber to the
Hustler"
The Purity Ice, Laundry and Fuel
Company will open an uptown Office
shortly. for the convenience of it's pa
irons.
R. T. Higgins, of Williamsburg
County, 8. e., has purchased one Of
John Orr's cottages on Shaw's Creek
street, and is now occupying it.
Hendersonville's streets are busy
places these warm days. Early and
late there are many people in sight,
~hurrying along. intent on business or
pleasure.
The grass has begun to come up in
the court house grounds. 1t will be
the prettiest place on Main street this
summer. The fountain was started for
the first time last week.
The Blue Ridge Inn this week has
many well-knOwn signatures On its
register. Among them may
be 9 the fists of Hon. w. T. Craw-
ford, Hon. J. F. Spainhour, Hon. Sam
uel Gallert, and N. M. Fender, of
RutherfOrdton.
Children's Day was celebrated in roy.
al style at Horse Shoe, last Sunday.
Dinner was served on the grounds, and
the members of the Methodist church
had ideal weather for the childrens own
particular day.
NV 1@s De OE40u6A C1B "CAuOSO01
for Greenville, ). c., to attend the GEN
eral Assembly of the Presbyterian
church of the United States. The ses-
sions will extend over q period of ten
days.
The movers started the old Presby-
terrain church on its journey to its new
home, last Tuesday where it will CON-
tinue its usefulness as a mission of the
Baptist church.
Mr.. Z. E. Wilson has returned from
New York. While there he bought a
fine assortment of the latest goods at the
great Clafin sale of dry goods. He
states he purchased them vt exactly
half price, and that, all in all, he con-
siders them about the handsomest goods
he has aver brought into his store.
Vim. Il. Stokes, a prominent banker
of Santuck, 3. c., was in the city Mon
day to close q deal for two lots on Hy-
man Heights, purchased from w. A.
Garland. Mr.. Stokes Is most favorably
Impressed with this city and believes
it has d bright future before it.
DR.. Waldrop will attend the 18th an
nual meeting of the Association or Sur
geons Of the Southern Railway. to be
held in Charleston, 8. G., May ~. %,
and "a. DR.. Waldrop Will be accom-
PAM d by his two daughters, Miss Wal
drop and Miss Verds Wsldrop.
The members Of the Presbyterian
church are now without a home. Their
old building has been moved away, and
the fine new ediice they are erecting
is not completed. Until further notice
they will hold their services in the
court house, upstairs. Sunday school
at 9:45, church at IL O'Clock. Evening