The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-06-07
Personal AND OTHERWISE.

issue q now edItun or their oif0ctOry'
The contract has been let to this office.
J. Caldwell Robertson has been called
to Columbia, 8. C., on account OF the
serious illness of his daughter, Olive.
Mrs. F. C, Abbott, and family, of Char
lotte, are now at their beautiful sum-
mer nome at Pleasant Hill.
We regret to record the death of Mr..
Scott Brown, of this city. Burial will
be in Townsville, N. C..
J.. w. Thomas, formerly local man.
ager of the telephone company, was in
town for q few days this week.
Mas Miller, of Greenville, s. c., Is q
guest of Mrs. Ripley's.
The new swimming pool is completed
and open for business. The ind1ca-
lions point to a most successful season.
Miss Christine Jordan, who has been
attending the State Normal schooi at
Greensboro, has returned home for the
summer.
@. C. Harding, of the Troy Laundry
Machinery Co., of New York, left on
Sunday, with A. A. Gates, for Green
Vile.
Miss Mittie Breeding has returned to
her home in Hendersonville, after sew
era months at DR.. CAROLS Sanitarium
in Asheville. N. @.
Misses Pearl and Grace Morgan re-
turned from Atlanta, Ca. Monday.
Their friends are glad to see them home
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yelling, and their
.hree daughters, who have been spend
ing some time in HendersOnville, have
returned to their home in Darlington,
5. c..
Captain Wofford's many frie nds will
he glad to hear that he has o re-
covered from his recent illness, which
confined him to his bed for the past
week.
The Board of Trade rooms, with the
assistant secretary, Miss Sadie Smath-
ers, in charge, looked very attractive
Monday, with the large bouquets OF
flowers on the desk.
The Purity Laundry, Ice and Fuel
company now have cold storage rooms
for rent at their plant near the depot
Mr.. J. B. Seawell will be glad to give
auv information desired on the matter.
The ice coupon books now on sale by
the Ice Delivery Company, are winning
favor fast with the customers OF that
Mr.. Ira J. Davis, the mana
ger of the company reports a steady and
Increasing demand for his output.
Messrs. Frank Turner and Dan Car
ter, of Asheville, and well known a.
two of the most popular and genia
young men of that city, paid usa mos
pleasant visit on Monday. Incidentally
that had the pleasure of meeting Mr.
Thos. A. Edison.
Mrs. A. K. Monroe left last Friday
for Nashville, Tenn, where she wa:
summoned to the bedside of her son
w, K. Monroe, who has beer in baC
health for some time. Mrs. Monroe
writes that his condition is not improved
very much.
The engagement is announced ct Mis-
Alice Neva Thomas, of Atlanta, Ga, u
Mr.. John Flynn Seawell. of Henderson
vile. Mr.. Seawell is secretary of thu
Purity Laundry. Ice and Fuel Company
and will reside in this city. The mar
riage will take place on July End.
The HUSTLER plant must soon be en-
laryed to meet the needs OF its man.
patrons. The office is taxed to it,
utmost capacity and the busy season ha
only begun. Send in the amount yo
are indebted to us on subscription an
thus assist in enabling the management
to make needed improvements.
With the Florida Pres Associatio
aud Thos. A. Edison both at the Blu
Ridge Inn, on Monday, that hotel ha
a busy day of it. The crowd was dens
in front OF the hotel and the W auto
mobiles were objects of the GREATEST II
terest. They were powerful Whit
steamer cars, made In Cleveland, Ohio
w, F. Edwards and G. N. Glazene
. attended the quarterly meeting of th
Methodist church at Bat Cave, In
Sunday. Presiding Elder Pyler deliVe
ed amost instructive ermon Messr
Edwards and Glazener took dinner
Mark Edneys hotel and say the dinnt
was such as only the genial Mark know
how to set before a hungry man.