The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-10-24
L Logan. Of Chimney Rock, was in


ThsrswsFs about 2upeopts baptized
&C Stony Mountain Church last Sunday
MfsS Eaazis Barnett leaves eek
Newberry. s. c.. for q few Neekap
visit.
II Buneombe comes up to Henderson
she win have to pray and work hard on
election day.
G. s. Bruin will, next week, announce
the most attractive sale Of its kind ev-
er held in Hendersonville,
Mrs. F. Valentine fell and broke her
arm, the early part Of the week. Mrs.
Valentine Is 9 lady Of advanced years.
DIR. ]. L Egerton, accompanied by
Mrs, Egerton. went to Asheville, Mon
day,to see Mrs. Fishe at the Auditorium
At . great railroad meeting in Ashe-
Wednesday night, w. A. Smith
and Jonathan williams made two strong
speeches.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Abbott, who have
been occupying their beautiful home at
Pleasant Hill during the summer, have
returned to Charlotte.
A party OF Henderson County "sagers,'
headed by B. g. Clarke. W. A. Smith
Sheriff Williams went to baskerville We'd
nesday night.
Mrs. e. w. Gurley's condition is SO
much improved that q trip to Charles
ton, her daughters home, il under con-
sheraton for her.
DR.. w.R. Coppage, who preached the
opening sermon Tuesday night At the
Presbyterian Church, Ia q guest of Mrs.
Joseph Bryson for the week.
With all those weddings last week,
and all those scheduled for the near
future, there will be plenty ttor the
ladies to talk about this winter.
A. G.. Hobbs recently received q let
ter which had been sent to three Hem
dersonvilles in three states, before
coming here. The states we're Indiana,
TeLnesses and Kentucky. So there are
at least four Hendersonvlle's in the
United States and yet there is only one
County Superintendent Med. Ray has
made application to supt. Joyner for .
high school ct Fletchers, under the pro-
visions Of the law passed by the last
legislature, which appropriated ESQ. 600
FOR that purpose. Prof. C.M. Gallamore'
who has made 80 enviable a record as
Principal of the Graded School, will be
in charge Of the High School,
Isaac Allison, Of Horse Shoe, an ex-
pert in woodworking OF almost every
description, was in town Wednesday.
Mr.. Allison's health has much improved
over what it was year ago,
81. PatterSon's schedule of liabilities
and assests has been fled with the clerk
of the United States District Court,
Liabilities are $~28,074.46- ASsests; goods,
$4,000, cash S139.04. There m "
creditors. Patterson was declared bank
rupt last week by Judge BOYD at Ashe-
vile.
The Red Stores Lucky Is Sale, which
will start Nov. LIST and last Is days, will
be fully explained in next weeks issue.
You remember their Unique Nine Cent
Sale, which was pulled off last June, and
which was . booming success. Well,
the Lucky Is will make the Unique Nine
look like about 6 cents.
Sheriff Freeman went to Flat Rock,
Friday, and arrested Eek Hullback, col.
ered. He had been raising - distur-
bance, and while trying to quiet him his
father, Jack HullbGck, received o bad
cut on the arm from a knife in the hands
of his son. DR.. Waldrop dressed the
wound, and Eek, who is half-witted, is
o guest Of Sheriff Freeman.
The Methodist Conference will meet
in Salisbury on the 18th Of next month.
This ends the church year and the four
year term of the present pastor here.
Ii was announced at this church last
Sunday that the pastor and officers de-
sire to finish the years. finances by next
Sunday, at which time q full attendance
of the members is requested.
The four months old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. M. Stepp led Tuesday night at
IL O'Clock. Funeral occurred on We'd
nesday, at 3 o'clock. Rev d. M. Litaker
officiating. Interment was in Oak Dale
Cemetery. Mr.. and Mrs. Stepp lave the
sincere sympathy Of their many friends
in their great bereavement.
Congressman Latimer registered OF
the Blue Ridge Inn, Tuesday, and spent
some little time looking around the city.
He is member of the committee inYes.
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