The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-12-05

The German Club" CAV most en-
joyable dance at the Hotel Gates Thanks
giving night.
MAE Thomas left on Tuesday for
Jefferson City. for a visit 81 about two
weeks.
The ToxaNay train now leaves for
AsheviIey 8 1910, instead o9at LOO as
The condition of Mrs. E. w. Gurley,
whois now in Charleston, remains'abcut
the same q VIXEN sheaeft here.
Last Saturday was the birthday Of
DR., >. q. Egerton when that geniFF
physician was just exactly OF the age
when a man feels best. For the exact
|ngares see him.
j. H. Dittmer has absneda plumbing
shop unasrrsath the Blue Ridge Inn.
Mr. Ditsmsr vim havea show room
In connection where al Che new IDEAS in
sanitary plumbing wiIfbe on exhibition.
Its.a pretty good advertisement for
Hendersonville that her banks neyerh had
to resort to those clearing house certi-
fcatcs which manyof herSnefghboring
towns are getting SC tired 81.
J. s. Hart, of zirconia, is now teach
ing school in the church at Green River.
Nj. Hart says there is a fair amount of
interest manifested by the parents of
w. "A. Garlands an energetic man, has
gone to Sumter, S.GT leaving Thursday
day. Mr.. Garland has a real estate
proposition there which looks mighty
good to him and in which he win make
good without a doubt. Mrs. Garland
will remain in Hendersonville for the
present. SAH4
Wiltshire Griffith, one of W. n. Jus
tus' young men, is now a ~full-hedged
pharmacist. He was one of q class of
SO who took the examination at Raleigh
last Tuesday. Seventeen failed but
Mr., Griffith came out with flying colors.
There were six negro applicants. four
OF whom failed to pass.
The Southern Railway has made the
following reductions in rates from
Mississippi and Ohio River crossing
points to North Carolina territory:
First class, from 81 go to 1 20; second
class, from sl.o7 to sI.O1; third, from
92c to 86c; fourth, from 75c to 72c; fifth,
from 64c to 6oc; sixth, from soc to 48c +.
all other classes in proportion.
The local carpenters union viii hold
an open meeting at the hall, opposite
the o house, on next Saturday.
Good speakers win be present to ex-
plain the advantages Of unionism and
everyone interested is invited to be pres
ent. The meeting is open to all. Next
Saturday night, opposite the court house
C. s. Fullbright, the genial agent of
the Southern Railways also has q couple
of old coins, altho' he has not possessed
them quite as long as Messrs. Chewing
or Williams. They bear date of 1924,
have so instead Of 'thalf dol,,p and on
the rim bear the inscription fifty cents
or half a dollar:n The. coins are well
preserved. es .4s
Rev. E. A. Sample leaves today
Thursday for Florida. where he will
be in chargeo of the Mcintosh group of
churches, about 40 miles South of
Jacksonville. Last winter Rev. Sample
had the Tyler field under his charge,
and he enjoyed the time spent there SO
mucn, ana met With such gratifying,
success that he has determined to re-
turn. He will be absent about six
months. s.
Assistant CommissioueF Of Labor M;
+ Shipman, made.a lying visit to Hem
jacksonville last week, his official duties
bringing him to the Western part of
the State, he registered at the Hotel
Gates on Saturday and left for his Ral-
eigh home on Sunday. Mr.. Shipman
will attend the Baptist State Convention
which meets in Wilmington, this week,
as q delegate from the First Baptist
Church of Raleigh. William. the Htk16l