The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-10-17

Columbia, sc.
WA. Smith is attending Polk Count,
court this week. Judge PEBBLES il D,
the bench.
MRS. J. m. Gudger, wife of ex-Congress
man Gudger, has been visiting hel
mother here, Mrs. G. J. Hawkins.
is. Holbert, the expert rock mason
was in town for a short time this week
returning to Greenville Monday morn
ing.
:. r. Wheeler, the genial proprietoI
of the Hotel Wheeler, came to town II
order that he might cast his vote in IA
Vor of the new road.
Mrs. A. B. Drafts left on Tuesday, TO,
Toronto, Canada. Mrs. Drafts will re.
main in Canada some time. OF course
the baby went along.
Tax Collector Brooks began his adver
tlsed tour of the country on Monday. at
Bowman's Bluff. Be on the lookout for
him, he's headed your way.
The Belmont Cafe, under its
management, is doing a thriving bus
mess. Messrs. Harris and Trantham
have returned to their old home in Bre-
yard.
JAKE Hickman, the expert barber en-
pleyed at the Climax Barber Shop dur.
ing the past summer, has gone to Flor
IDA. Mr.. Hickman will return next
Cos. s.. T. Everett and wife of CIeye-
ana, Ohio, accompanied by Fourth As
'lstant Postmaster DeGraw, were. in
own last Saturday, and took dinner
With Mr.. and Mrs. Charles French Toms
Mrs. D. E, Hyder has just purchased
ne farm OFFS A. Collins, paying $500 for
t. This land adioins Mrs. Hyder's
place and is a valuable addition to
already desirable property.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. E. Wilson are now
ccupying their beautiful home on As
street, after spending the summer
Mrs. McMinn's cottage, in what Mr.
wilson Is mistakenly pleased to call
the country"
Miss Jessie Darling appeared at the
lty Rink Monday and Tuesday, and de-
GIFTED large audiences with her won
skill with the skates. Miss OAR
ng is a wonder and Manager Hewitt is
be congratulated upon securing her to
opear at his popular rink.
The many friends of Mrs. c.. A.. Hobbs
Ill regret to hear that she is seriously
at her home on Broad street. Under
70 care of DR.. Drafts, Mrs. Hobbs con
tion is as satisfactory as could be ev- :
'cted, and it is hoped she may soon
cover.
Carroll, the eminent nerve spe-
alist of Asheville, was in town Monday
consultation with DR.. Egerton. Mrs. :
'oke, wife of Prof. Cooke, of Wofford |
Spartanburg, s. c., who is a
lest of w. G. Stradley, has been Ser .
lsly i'll, and Dr. Carroll was summoned |
at she might have the benefit of his .
ill. '
James Williams and party, of Fair 7
ew, passed through town last Friday, &
tn the results of a one day hunting q
p near Cedar Mountain. They had a
deer in their wagon, and said they
1ld have bagged more had they had
time. Mr.. Williams said the
nting is exceptionally good this year I
the neighborhood of Cedar Mountain. q
As an echo of the last election day, ]. =
Bryson has sued Joe Rhodes for a
500 personal damage. Rhodes has "
en- arrested and is o out on bail. p
its report of the sentence this paper n
ted that Rhodes had the option of G
ying a fine of 800 or going on the g
ng for II months. This was an error. q
sentence was IL months on the
IDS or $1,000 to be paid to Mr.. Bryson. a.
Dr.. Childs, the financial agent of n
offord College,\ Spartanburg, has W
light the King Morris residence, and d
Yed in and is now a full fedged cit 9
n of HendersonviIle and a most desir- "
e one, too. DR.. ChiIds preached a p
y powerful sermon at the Methodist Il
urch last Sunday, and made a NEST
orable impression on his many hear G
Iditor Edgar Johnson of the Fuller :.
(Cal. J Tribune, who, with his mo- =
has been spending some little time y
county visiting relatives
l friends, left Monday afternoon for
faraway Western home. Mr.. John
has spent part of his time at the
le Ridge Inn, where he has been
ot busy greeting his scores of friends
years. Last Sunday, with his :.
Their he accepted the hospitality al