The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-05-02
NEWS OF THE TOWN



as favorable as her many friends would
wish.
Fred Allison, who is attending Weav-
erville College, spent a few days in town
last week.
Mrs. Hathaway Smith and daughter
have returned from Montgomery, AND
will spend the summer here.
Engineer Smith OF Florida, who has
been employed by 1.-THE A. I. r. r. for
the pastthree months has left for his
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. D. Corwin have re-
turned to their home in Hastings, MINI.
They will return in the Fall and spend
next winter here
w. G. Cornell, of Pleasant Hill, paid
~apleasant visit Tuesday. Mr.. Cornell
IL counted one of the most successful
farmers of Henderson county
City Tax Collector Smith held the ad-
Yertised sale of delinquent tax payers at
the court house last Tuesday. There
were only six who finally failed to settle
up, and these we're all real estate owners.
Their property was sold.
Harris Chewing, who has been at
tending school at Charleston, returned
home Saturday. Mr.. Chewing has &C.
copied q position with the Justus Phar-
macy.
E B. Cantry, ir., representing the
celebrated Glenn Springs Co., of Glenn
Springs, s.. G, was in town last week.
The company will advertise extensive
ly in this paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Gambler, of At
lanta, are visiting Mrs. Gamblers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Smathers. Mrs.
Gambler will remain here, about four
weeks, while Mr.. Candler leaves shortly
for the north.
Jeff Gilbert is wearing a bandage
around his head as the result of a siren
nous argument with his better half and
another woman, Monday night. They
!. we're arrested and their trial will come
of Friday, before Squire Dermid.
There will be an old time singing at
Pleasant Grove Church, IN Little Willow
the second Sunday in May. T.. J. Ship
man and 8. W, Hamilton will be lead
ears. Everybody wanted to come and
bring their baskets and have dinner on
the grounds.
A. c. Hobbs went to Grassy on a fish
ing trip last week, with his usual good
luck. Mr.. Hobbs, w. 81. Justus and
E. L. Ewbank are counted amongst the
best fishermen in town, and are deter
mined not to let the rivers become too
crowded with the 6nny tribe,
C. L. Hall, of Salisbury, who has
rented Johnson's store on Msin street,
was in town last week, making arrang =
ments to move his family here. They
will occupy the Hawkins cottage.
Mr.. Hall will run a fruit and prOduc
business, and believes this town offers a
good opening for such an enterprise.
The Williams and Welt Furniture
Company now have a department de-
voted exclusively to the manufacture OF
mattresses. They have a solid car load
of material now on the road. The sue
cess of the new venture is assured and q
large lumber. of orders have already
been filed. Mr.. Williams has also en-
gagged a first class upholsterer who is ar
expert in his line.
Ewbank and Ewbank have rented the
following: the Hawkins place to G. L
Hall, of Salisbury, for one year; tht
Bartlett cottage to Mrs. w. B. Ryder, o.
Charlotte; DIR. Waldrop's cottage to Mrs
Weirmonts, Columbia, for one year
M. L. Shipman's cottage to N. l.. Rich:
creek, of Georgia, for one year; tn
Bonneau place to 8. G. Caldwell; tn
Pine Grove Lodge to Mrs. E.. c. Bedell
of Greenyille; DR.. F. ". Ewbank's hous
to R. A. Moody, forone year.
Morris Fred, of Danville, KY, ha
rented one of Claude Browns cottage
near the rink, which he will occup
with his family about June 1st. Mr.
Fred Is one of the successful bushes
men of DanVille, and will engage il
business here, buying produce, chick
ems, etc., and brass, iron, hides, furs an
SO on. Mr.. Fred is a ~brother-in-law @
H. Patterson, of the Liberty Bell, an
with Mr.. Patterson, believes Hender
sonville is a good town to locate in.
The County Board of Education h'
ordered that the annual teachers assoc
iation shall be held for three days b.
ginning on June 10th, and that a publ
examination of teachers, lasting f
three days, shall be held commenelr
June 18th. This takes the place of a
ISOLATION and examination previonsl