The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-06-21
ubs French Broao hustler
PROFESSIONALLY. N G
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.

Mr.. Lacy Garrett. OF South Iaroiina
has purchased q lot on Hyman Heights
Mrs. Dee;amp of Greenville. S. G..
has leased the Hatch place for the sum
mer.
The democratic congressional conven
ton for this district meets in AsheVille
a week from next Saturday.
LOST-Pocket-bOOk containing
81O,50, Saturday afternoon last. Liberia
reward. Apply to Hunters Pharmacy
Majoritiss are not always right; were
it otherwise now might be an appro
pirate time to call IN election to repea
the Bible.
Mrs. Jones Barnett and other Ashe-
Vile friends attended the funeral 81
Mrs. P. d. Heffner in this city las
week.
w. A. Garland reports the sale Of two
lots on Lyman Heights to MRS. J. B
SeaWell, who will erect q handsome
residence of twelve rooms. with two
bath rooms.
Ernest Jordan, one of the most popular
of our young men. has left for
the Brooklyn Navy Yard, where he will
enter Uncle Sans service as an cleo
trician, q most desirable berth in the
navy.
Mrs. 81. G. johnson, nee Miss Callie
Greer, of Asheville, visited relatives
and friends at her old home lear Eto-
wah last week. She came up to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Plato Heffner.
Superintendent Ray attended the con-
vention of County Superintendents held
in Raleigh this week and received much
valuable information from the delib-
CREATIONS of that distinguished body of
prominent educators. S
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs, ].
o. Williams will be pleased to hear that
their six year old on, who recently
broke his arm in two places, Is recover
ing, and the Doctors say the bones will
unite. 1t was at first feared hat ampu-
tation would be necessary.
Mai. S. v. Pickens represented the
democracy of Henderson county in the
judicial &C invention at Marion on Satur-
day and it is needless to say he perform
49, 5,k. ~ fhA ntn00nyo fnoI0 "
Says he enjoyed the trip all right.
The editor enjoyed the hospitality of
Mr. G. W. Lyda's pleasant home In
Edneyyille on Monday of las week and
the welcome extended was of the old
southern kind. Mr.. LYDIA and his kind
wife treated their guest with every
courtesy, spreading before him such
deIectable viands that would thoroughly
satisfy any hungry w~ay-farer. Thanks.
Look for ye scribe again sometime.
The many friends of MIR. w. K. Mon
roe will learn with deep sorrow OF his
death, wich occurred in Nashville last
sunday, June II, at 8 p. m. Mr.. Mon
GO6 WAS Ou6 Vi tu0 OOSb LAAA4 "1h III SAO
South, and was, for a number of years,
foreman of the Nashville Hosiery Mills
He would have been Is years old on
June 19 Further mention will be made
next week.
Thro' the courtesy of the telephone
company, the Board of Trade now have
a telephone In their Office in the town
hall. Visitors are cordially invited to
call and make use of it, and to write
their letters there. and mako them
selves at home generally. Miss Smath-
ers, the assistant secretary will be
pleased to give all Information desired
about the town, etc.
E. J. Norton, a prominent merchant
10 Wisconsin,, writing the Board OF
Trade for information relative to this
city says: 81 read the article in the
Florida Times-Union of the EDITORS trip
to Hendersonville and how nicely they
were treated, and it struck me as being
about right. I am thinking OF coming
there in October and would like to have
some advance information" Which
shows the advantages of advertising.
Mrs. Joseph Carson and daughters,
the Misses Carson, gave a most OF joyable
reception last Thursday, from 2, to Z, st
their beautiful home, "Fernwooo," on
the Flat Rock road. The dining room
looked very pretty in white and green,
while the reception room was beautiful
with crimson rambler roses. Refresh:
ments were served, and there were a
large number present.
The North CAROLINA Farmers State
Convention. will be held a. A. and A.
College, Raleigh, July 10, IL, and H.
1906. The Farmers Convention 10 az