The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-08-15
NEWS OF THE TOWN.

as spectators, to the swimming pool.
Ben Hood has returned from Florida
/ where he has been spending some time.
| During this week admission will be
free for ladies every night at the City
Rink.
| Mrs. A. E. Possy will leave shortly
for the markets to secure her new fall
stock.
Prof. Patterson Wardlaw, wife and
three little children from Columbia, s.
c., are at Summer Haven, Mrs. Chris
ty'snew place at Balfour, for the sum
liner.
| Mrs. M. L. Shipman and children and
| Miss Annie Henry, of Raleigh, are
depending awhile in this sectien. They
are visiting at Blantyre and Brevard
this week.
| We do wish the Ashevillo papers
would learn how to spell Chautauqua.
Invariably they both spell it CHA
T-A-U-Q-U-A. Their machines must
be short of lower case us.
The Forest Hill land auction was
qaite satisfactory to all concerned. The
lots were all sold and the property
brought about $500 an acre. Many OF
the purchases will build Immediately.
Rev. @. King will preach at Whit
Old Spring, half mile from the Court
House at IL o'clock next Sunday. Ev-
erybody Ii cordially invited. Also, at
Mount Crystal Church Sunday night.
The Carolina State Bank of Saluda
Is new advertiser in our columns
They are prepared to extend every
courtesy to their patrons consistent with
safe banking.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Calhoun and son,
are guests at Mrs. Thomas boarding
house. 1r. Calhoun is president of the
Bank Of Barnwell G. H., s. G., aud is
relatiYe of the late John G. Calhoun.
All articles for the Hendersonville
Hospital Bazaar must be sent to Mrs. F.
3. Thomas by Aug. 20th, as the Bazaar
viii be held Aug. 25th, 10Th and 3oth,
on the first floor of Opera House.
! ANNIE L. SMITH, Cor. Sec.
Mrs. A. e. Posey is selling out her en-
tire stock of fine millinery at cost and
below cost.
There viii be an ice cream supper at
the Flat Rock school house on Thurs
day, Aug. %, beginning at 6 o'clock.
Be sure and go. The cream will be
fine and.th dishes large. Its for the
benefit of the school.
T. B. Henry and wife, of Buffalo, SC,
are spending "the heated term" with
kindred and friends at Blantyre, Grange
and ROsman. Mr. Henry returned home
Monday leaving his wife with her
mother, Mrs. F. M, Shipman, at Blan-
tyre.
An Ice Cream supper will be given q
Rymer School House Friday August
23rd, at 8 pm, for the purpose of sup
lplementing the school library and fur
nishing the schoolroom with seats. Ev-
[erybOdy 10 cordially invited.
| Maryland is to have great 'home-
coming'' week in October, the 18th to
10Th. The officials want the names of
any Msryanders who may be located In
Henderson Co. Write to r. J. Ewell,
Baltimore, Md.
/ Julian z. Thomas, of Washington, is
visiting his old home and many friends
in Henderson county. He left this sec
tion for the far west about twenty years
ago and has been away all this time.
Julian looks young and handsome and
receives the glad hand wherever he
goes.
/ The Won der Leith Ice Cream Par
lor seems now to be the Mecca for a
large proportion of those who are thirsty
''foot-sore and weary" The genial
proprietor has recently provided several
varieties of imported Ingredients for
.'m1xing" the soft and most refreshing
drinks. II dssirous of something 'real
good, /" drop into Won der Leiths.
| The proper thing, just now, is to have
your photo on silk or linen handker-
chief, It's really thelatest and most
correct thing, you know, and makes .
very pretty souvenir or present for an
absent friend. The Midway Photo gall
lery is turning out some pretty exam
pies Of this work.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lynch who have
been coming here, off and on for twelve
Summers, are at Mrs. Solomon's board
ing house. Their son, DR.. Mortimer
Lynch Surgeon of the Navy, Mrs. Lynch
10 said to be the ''life of the crowd" at
Beauna Vista, Mr.. and Mrs. w. D
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