The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-09-19
OF THE TOWN

D. 8. Pace has gone 70 Inc jamestown
Exposition.
rb.ra are nearly 1000 copies of this
,..,e of The Hustler printed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Mccormack have
cone to Kentucky for . months visit.
1ohn Monroe, the we'll known painter
., Tryon, was 10 town Monday.
T J. shipman, q leading merchant
~ Rlantyre, was in Hendersenville o.
business Tuesday.
Bly Bros. do not advertise often, bat
vb.n they do It's something unique.
See the last page.
Misses Mary and Rosa Sunofsky, with
THAR father, ChaG. Sunofsky, went 90
AsheVille ON Monday.
LAUREL Park Rink is closed for the
season. Manager A. r.. Fite reports q
most prosperous season.
The Hustler for H6c q year 10 q bar
gain. All arrears must be paid todats
and one year in advance.
Mrs. r. r. Barrows and Miss jose
phine Gale spent Monday and Tuesday
in Asheville.
Mrs. Hart's Fall Millinery Ope ming
occurs next Saturday. AL the latest
creations viii be on exhibition.
Sam T. Hodges made long jump
from DatOnia, Fla, to attend court in
A~sheville on Monday.
J. B. Wilson aud Harry Duffy, with
Wiltshire Griffith, were interested spec
tators in Judge Pritchaad's court room
on Monday.
For Sunday school supplies. Bibles,
Testaments, ETC., Americans s. 9. Union,
call ON or write to G. S. Jones, Hender-
sonvill0, N. g.
Miss Bessie Crawford, OF cambridge,
Ca, passed through here Wednesday
enroute to Waynesville and Ashevills
for O month.
Mrs. Fora K. Justice and little SON,
Frank, of Davidson, Came down from
Breyard Tuesday afternoon and are
visiting relatives at Dana.
W. L. Miller returned to the city
yesterday after some days absence.
He was looking we'll and happy and
was in good hands,-the madame.
The Ashevilie P~resbytery met In Bre-
ward on Monday, Tuesday and WedneS-
dsy of this week. DIR. r.. B. Grinnan
left on tuesday to attend the session.
Thos. q. Wood, an ex-repr0sentatiVe
Of T~ransylvania, and one of the pros
porous farmers of that county, spent O
short time in town last week, but long
enough to subscribe to The Hustler.
Mrs. Maggie Stages aud children
have returned to the city after an ex-
tended visit with relatives and friends
at Blautyre, PisRah Forest and Brevard.
President Grinnan, of the Henderson
vile Auditorium Company, is visibly
happy since the hearing before Judge
Pritchard OF Monday. And there are
others.
Mrs. NJ. L. Shipman and children
and Miss Annie Henry, who have been
spending the summer in HendersOnville
and Brsvard, left yesterday for their
home In Raleigh,
There's some fine, f~ve-foot timothM on
exhibition at the Hustler office. Il In
from the farm OF Hon. A. Cannon, and
compares with anything grown In the
most favored parts of the North or West.
A. W. Calhoun, president of the Hen
d~srsonville Wholesale Grocery Co., says
the demand for Copyrights" Flour is
really remarkable. It Is . most excel.
lent product.
When Hendersonville gets that COM
'peting railroad, other talked of enter
priDeS will surely follow. Altho little
has been said of the big lake, of late,
that gigantic scheme 10 by no me&Ds
dead.
Prof. C'H. Gallamore, who is in
charge of the Fletcher High School,
visited his family near BreYard on last
Saturday, returning the day following
accompanied by his daughter.
Geo. s. Bryan, who has been spend
ing a few days In town, Is the head mas
ter Of Furman University. Mr.. Bryan
has O party Of ten boys camping out
this summer, In the neighborhoed Of
Chimney Rock.
Mrs. Harris Millinery Openings are
always looked forward to and keenly
enjoyed by the ladies Of Hendersonville
The Fall opening C next Saturday
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