The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-12-12

/ Don't forget to make Someone else
happy this Christmas.
The town needs chemical engine.
Cost is low. Protection great.
Mrs. c. E. Wilson is suffering from a
severe cold.
w. A. Smith has returned from Char
lotte and other points south.
Don't forget the Roard of Trade meet
ing tonight tThursday.)
Twelve people were baptised at Flick
er's School House, last Sunday.
Study the county statement IN this is
sue and see how your money is spent.
Mrs. Matte GAMBLER is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Smathers.
wiltshire Griffith has returned to the
city. He is now q registered pharmist.
The girls society of Fruitland will
shortly give an entertainment at the In
stitute.
Harris Chewing will be home Satur-
day, from Wake Forest, for the Christ
mas holidays.
An entertainment will be given at
Dana School house on Friday night,
December, 18th.
The city Rink hereafter will be open
on Tuesday nights, under the manage
ment Of Mr.. Eccles Grant.
The State Board of Agriculture will
give practical demonstration of spray
ing trees on Jonathan Cases farm at
Dana in February.
The friends of Miss Josephine Haas.
will be glad to learn that she is sloWly
recovering from her recent attack OF
tonSilitis.
For goodness sake DON'T forget the
oyster supper on the 18th. Hospital
Association. In vacant store opposite
the Hotel Gates.
Steward Cover is a very sick boy.
Steward has many friends who miss his
bright CHEEKY face, and who hope be
will soon be out again.
1t 10 now Treasurer Freeman. Former
Sheriff Rhodes has made a complets
settlement with the officials and hil
duties are now assumed by the new
sheriff. :.
Lucian n. Edney, So years old, has
brought to this Office some of the finest
corn we have yet seen-and that's say
ing good deal. Its on exhibition IL
the window, including q queer dwarf
ear of corn.
The bazaar given by the ladies of the
Presbyterian Church last Wednesday
! resulted in $500 being taken in. The
fancy work left over at the bazaar is nov
on sale at the dry goods store OF ]. O
williams
Rutherfordton township voted Sic, ,00(
bonds to the Appalachian. Onthe 18th
Green Hill votes SIC, 0,000.~ These are the
! last subscriptions to voted in this state
I Rights of way are being rapidly secured
preparatory to beginning actual work.
Plato Hefnsr left Tuesday night fol
] Greenville, where his marriage to Miss
Agnes Bennett Miller was solemenize6
on Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. Hefne1
leave Immediately after the ceremony
for Florida, and will return to Hender
sonVille in about two weeks
It's Squire Fletcher's fault. We want
ed to print the annual stat ement of thl
county In two issues, but the Squirt
gently and firmly said NO. So our story
of finding Cushings body, map and all
has been crowded out for lack of space
It's the Squires fault-not ours.
Jason Orr 81 years old, who was born
! lived and died in the same house a
Bowman's Bluff, was buried in Oal
Forest cemetary, Thursday. Dr.. Grin
nan officiated, and great number o
people were present. Mr.. Orr's wife
died several years ago. Several SON
/ survive him. Mr.. Jason Orr was an up
right, honorable man, Christian and
most useful citizen of this county.