The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-06-21

MrSsJ d. WalQrOp has Il bOarderS
In her house on Broad St.
The hard storm OF Monday morning
did much damage to garden stuff.
Mrs. Burden. of Summeryille, S. c.,
has leased Mr.. A, NJ. Huger's cottage
near the Park.
Mrs 3. N. Weirmorts, of Columbia.S s.
Cn has leased the G. s. Jones place on
N. Main street.
Mrs. E. G. Bedell, of G~reenville, s. c.,
Is occupying Mrs. Kate Aliens place
ON Shaw's Creek street.
Mrs. D. E. Webb, of Charleston, S.
C., has taken the W. p. BARTLETT place
on Anderson Avenue, for the summer.
The Board OF Trade Office in the town
hall has . very handsome awning,
which is both convenient and orna-
mental.
M. l.. Gullick. from Greenville 8. c.,
aud his Is year old son who weighs 1876
lbs;is up visiting his brother, our towns
man ". G. Gullick.
R. Fleming Bowden. OF Jacksonville,
Fla. is stopping at the "FIorida House."
Mr.. Bowden has gust been nominated
for sheriff of his county, which means
that he will be elected, as he is one of
tho most popular man of that section.
The Hendersonville Hospital Associa-
tion Will meet hereafter on the
last Thursday of each month. Let every
member be present at the next meeting
which will be held at Mrs. c. E. Will
sons on Thursday, June 18th at 4 d. m.
Judge Chambers, OF Washington,
who served on the Spanish Claims
Commission, and who has occupied
numerous other positions of honor and
trust under the government, is now In
the city, having leased "Bealewood" for
the season.
Mr.. II, Brswley, clerk of the Blue
Ridge Inn says he thinks there is no
town like Hennersonville. Mr.. Draw
ley's home is in MoCresville, N. c., and
he has been attending school down in
Georgia. He is q most genial and
pleasant young man, and is q decided
acquisition to our citizenship.
The Board of Trade meets this Thurs
day, at 8 O'Clock, and all members and
the public generally are expected to
attend. Matters of interest t all our
citizens will be discussed. apd q full at
tendance is desirable. The meetings of
the Board hereafter will be held once a
month.
Smith & Waldrop. Real Estate Brok-
srs, have sold 2 lots on Church and Will
low streets to Sam T. Hodges. 2 lots
on Church st., to Fl. G. HydeP. 2 lots
IN Church and Brook streets to J. B.
Arlege. 1 lots on Brook and Washing
ton streets &c ]. G. Morrow. the proper
ty Of Claude Brown.
The private exchange is now install
ed in the Hotel Gates, aud is in complete
working order. The work Is really a
credit to Mr.. Thomas, of the Asheville
Telephone and Telegraph Company,
who super intended it. 1t has given no
trouble whatever since being put in,
and the convenience of it to the guests,
who may telephone almost anywhere
without leaving their rooms, is very
great. Miss Eugene Wall is The capable
and efficient operator In charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Green are in the
city, and viii occupy the old Grant place
for several weeks. Mr.. Green is the
head of the freight traffic department
of the whole Southern Railway, and
except President Spence. is the highest
paid official Of that great system. Mr.,
Green and his wife arrived ia there
private car.
Neptune Buckner will open, ON Thurs
..y. Juas 81, o strictly up to-date
| ouvenlr store, in one half of the store
now occupied by Smiths bakery, He
will carry q complete line of souvenirs
Of HendersonVille aud vicinity, souve-
mir postals, wood and leather souvenirs,
and will etch, free of charge, names on
all rhOdodendron wood aud leather
souvenirs purchased from him.
Be it resolved. that We the members
IT Hendsrsonville Lodge M. lie K. of
P, having learned Of the death of the
wife of brother P. d. Heffner, hereby
desire to extend to him our sincere
sympathy, and heart felt sorrow in his
af1iction. homer HAWKINS.
j. G. MORROW,
F. w. EWBANK,
Committee.
The Woodmen OF the World will
organize. this lWednesdaYl night in