The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-03-28
NEWS OF THE TOWN

to Florida.
Mr.. F 8. Thomas, is slowly
ing FROM q very severe attack of the
grip.
Miss Louise Miller, who has been
teaching school at zircoufa, was in town
Saturday.
Squire G. M Britain. of Mills River.
was in town Saturday, greeting his many
friends and 7acquaIntances.
J. h. .BurRin. OF Horse Shoe. in re-
nOwing his subscription, said he could
not think ct geeti, z along without the
Hustler.
Ernest Jordan, an expert electrician,
is in town. Mr.. Jordan has been in
Florida and other states since leaving
here last year.
Miss Hettse Merrell, Of Crab Greek,
has been taken to Morganton for treat
ment. It Is hoped she will snOn Su1nci-
emily recover to be able to come home.
The Henderson county bar associa-
ton met Saturday afternoon and arrang-
cd the court calendar for the May term
which begins on Monday, May 18th.
Saturday the town was more than
usually filed UP with people. The roads
are In excellent condition and the ciLi-
Eens OF. the county came to town In large
number&
The closing exercises Of the Flat Rock
school were attended by q large and in
terested audiences. The medals were
won by John Patton's daughter and a
young man named Thompson.
Stony Mountain school closed last
Friday, after O most successful six
months term. Miss Maggie Britain
has been most successful there IS a
teacher and may return next year.
Next Sunday IL Easter. The different
churches will have special music and
flowers and II the weather 10 anything
like it has been the past month, there
will be q brave showing Of Easter hats. |
There are two or three petitions being
circulated asking the County Commits
sioners to rcscfnd their action about
building the iron bridges. There are
few slRners to the petitions, but as a
rule but little interest Is shown.
C. NJ. GallamOre, the popular teacher
of the Flat Rock school, has gone TO
Brevard, where he has q large farm.
Mr.. Gallamore has been q very popular
and efficient teacher and it 10 hoped he
will return next year.
L. az. Edney of Horse Shoe is one of
the oldest subscribers to this paper. Mr..
Edney is 70 years of age, but not too old
to bring 3 load Of hay tt town MIR. Ed
ney says he was one of the original sub
scribers to the Hrst paper yer started
in Henderson county, 1.-THE Herald Of
Truth"
G. d. Greedy and John r. Hinckly, of
TAllapoosa, Ga, we're In town this week.
These gentlemen are proprietorsu Of the
Dixie Glass Works, of TAllapOOSa, and
II certain negotiations do not fall
through, they will erect n plant here
for making bottles. They are both
highly pleased with He~ndersonvile.
The new founeain of the Justus PbGr-
macy has been delivered but they are un-
able TO erect 1t because n Of the most
important pieces was not received. It's
now piled up In the store and Mr.. JUS
tas IL waiting impstiently for the miss
ing piece to a1rtve This In good wealth
eF for the coda fountains too. 1
If the present prospective company
takes hold Of the lake project, It is said
not less than $4,000 win 20 spent by
them I'D magazine and newspaper ad-
Vertisink during this year. That means
HendersonvilIe and the Blue Ridge
Mountains viii soon become % we'll
known TO tho general public Gs the
Adirondocks are now.
Miss Julia N. Hood and ]. L. Cash.
jr., we're united In the bonds OF holy
mAtrimony on March 21st, at the home
Of the brides mother, Mrs. MOlie
Hood, at Horse Shoe. Squire J. 3.
Woodnn performed the ceremony and
the young couples many friends wish
them all happiness and success.
Col. Andrew Jackson Smith, now at
Washington, D. c.. writes that he
breads the Hustler with much pleasure,
and trusts the lake will be esuccess In
every way" The Colonel spent last
winter Ut the Knickerbocker and made
many friends during his visit here.
Capt. I. III. Brown, wife and daughter
]. L. Brown, wife and daughter OF
IndiAnOlA. Iowa, who IRE on their way
from Florida, are visitors Ia our city,
Also Mrs. &c. ]. McWilliAms and Miss
Brown Of GrAeusbur0h. Pa. are ouesta +