The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-09-20
Hospital Association will meet Thurs
day, at 4 o'clock in the Court House.

oay, at 4 o'clock in the Court House.
Democrats, select the most active and
effective workers as members OF your
precinct committee next saturday af.
ternoon.
Governor Glenn will open the county
fair with n great speech on October II.
Everybody should be present at the
opening.
All trains were delayed Wednesday
by the severe rains 1t is said the
Swanannoa tunnel is closed. Salisbury
trains we're running through lIender-
sOnvillr, on Wednesday.
Ex-Governor GhaS. B.. Aycock will
addI ess the citizens of Henderson cuun-
ty, at the Court House, on Thursday
October, A. A simple announcement is
all sufficient to draw a tremendous crowd
to hear this great apostle of democracy.
Bring your neighbors and friends along.
Governor Aycock will speak in Hem
dersonville on Thursday,'Oc 4th. This
announcement is sufficient to guarantee
an immense attendance to listen 10 one
of the finest takers in the South today.
Gov. Folk. Richmond P. HObson,
Bob Taylor and Sam Jones are some of
the attractions for 9 x years Chautau-
qua. The Bible Conference will be
held in the spring.
The road to Flat Book is IN a bad con-
ditiOn. At places it is hardly possible
for a team to travel. 1t is longer a
road, it's a joke, but the people who
have to travel that way don't see the
joke.
Mrs. F. G. Abbott, who has been
spending the summer at her home at
Pleasant Hill, leaves this week for the
North. She will take her daughter
Magaret to Wellesley College, near
Boston. Mrs. Abbott will then 60 to
Cleveland, Ohio, returning here for q
short stay before RETURNING to Char
lotte.
r. A. Leonard. formerly steward of the
we'll known hotel at Chicks Springs
S. O., is now occupying a similar posi-
tiOn with the Hotel Gates. Mr.. Leon
ard, years ago. was steward at the Blue
Ridge, and is one of the best men in his
line in the South.
The celebrated Drake String Band,
which made such favorable impression
ut the Fair, last year, will be heard
again this year at the County Fair.
Capt. Wonord ,congratulates himself
upon securing such an attraction, which
is bound to be one of the drawing |
cards.
Hicks Jones, of Mt. Hebron, was in
town Saturday, and paid us a pleasant
thinks, as do all of our progressive citi-
zens, that the greatest need of Hender-
SON county is good roads, and he COM
mends this paper for the stand it takes
In this important matter. Mr.. Jones
says that good roads will add more to
he material prosperity of Henderson
Vile and Henderson county than any
other one thing.
The Purity Laundry is unable to de-
liver all their work on tins this week,
to circumstances beyond their
The severe storm of Monday
damaged the wires of the Light
and Power Company so badly, that the
laundry was without power to operate
machinery for two days this
week. They will make every effort to
catch up with their work and try and
as few of their many patrons
Is is possible.
In u advertising columns Mr.. j. +.
who was for q number of years
Industrial Agent for North Carolina and
more recently for the SeabOard Air Line
Railroad, is offering employment to
having boys and girls who will
work. They are to work. in silk factory
ladies dress and underwear factory;
factories are in the vicinity of
N. c., Mr.. Patrick's native
,own and one of the South's most pro-
.~ressive little cities. Farmers and
carpenters families are especially
Write Mr.. Patrick. Wades-
boro, N. c., and he will send informa-
lion. He offers homes, for those who
work, on five to twenty years, monthly
payments. This is a fine opportunity to
nWn q home.