The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-07-11
OF THE TOWN

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Will Marlborough and wife. OF Spar.
.anburg. are visiting relatives in this
city.
Mrs. L. v. Curtis and child, of 81.
1ou;s. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. q.
Grant.
The Board of Trade will hold no meet
ing this Thursday. Postponed until
next week.
Walker A. Smith Is walking with q
cane these days, suffering from a severe
attack of rheumatism.
], P. Case left on Tuesday for Q ten
dow trip to the Jamestown Exposition
Mr., Case will also visit Washington.
r L. Brown, of AsheVille, came to
.own Wednesday with q stock Of Parker
buttons and pretty little American flags
r T. Hollingsworth, who has been
.dvertiaing in this paper for a wife, has
stack of letters over six inches high
in reply.
The Board of Equalization will meet
at the Court House next Wednesday,
1,lv 18th, to finish their business.
This will be the final meeting OF the
Board.
Miss Mamie Steedman, the extremely
.a7cieut stenoerapher in Charles French
Toms, Office will also do typewriting and
st~enoeraphic work for the general pub
lie. Miss Stedmsn's charges are mod.
crate.
There will be an ice cream supper at
the Methodist parsonage Mills River cir
cult on Saturday evening the 18th.
Proceeds to be used for the benefit OF
the Parsonage. The public cordially
invited.
Miss Moore, the expert millinOr ct
Mrs. Posey's has gone to the Exposition.
From there she will 60 to New York, re-
turning to North Carolina in the Fall
MISS Moore does not expect to return TO
Hendersonville.
Edward D. Conn, who 80 ably and
graphically described the beauties OF
Hendersonville in the Raleigh News
and Observer, recently, is n of that
great papers most accomplished men.
He Yields q trenchsnt pen and his de-
scrlptive articles make good reading.
The stockholders of the A. /. r. r.
Co., held a meeting at the court house
on Tuesday last. Considerable business
of importance was transacted add 1t 10
hoped sool to have information of great
interest to the public to give out. Sever.
oil AsheVille men we're present ut the
meeting.
All shipments of fruits and, vegeta-
bles from Hendersonville will hereafter
be shipped in refrigerator cars. The
cars will be iced in AshevillO, and then
sent here. Ira J. Davis last summer
iced the first car which ever left Hend-
~ersOnVille, which was q shipment to
New York city.
Chss. John McNeill, the polished and
scholarly correspondent of the Charlotte
Observer. is in the city to report the
proceedings Of the Bar Association 4.
Mr.. AcNeill is one of the most interest
ing and finished newspaper men in the
State and does his full share towards
making the Observer the interesting
paper it is.
The Board of Directors of the Audi
'orlum company wish to announce that
rev Miller will conduct q series of
meetings at the auditorium, beginning
saturday night. July l4th. Rev. Miller
Will have the cooperation of all the
churches and preachers of the town;
II iS beloved these meeting will be pro-
ouctlVe of much good.
W.T.. Robertson, a reside nt of Hend.
srSonville for over Is years. died at his
"ome here on Tuesday morning. Inter.
ment was in Mud Creek Cemetary, and
'Ae ceremonies was conducted by the
local Masonic Lodge. Mr.. Rebersor
mas been a maso for over 40 years, and
vas we'll known in the community. HI
cane from Scotland here and is suryiv
cd BY his wife.
senator Lee 8. Overman, JUNIOR rep
FeSsntative from North Carolina in til,
senate branch of our National Congress
sat Hotel Gates. Senator Overman |
well and favorably known to u peopl,
anu Is a welcome visitor. He has takel