The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-10-31
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Lucky Is sale at the Red Store
/. v. J. Davis says the Hustler Isl good
newspaper.
Mrs. N. Q, Tom. went 70 A.heville
on Tuesday.
Miss Josephine Gale and Mrs. T. r,
BarrOwsswere in Asheville Tuesday.
Page 2 has some interesting news
home news.
Wm R. Lee and family, who have been
spending the summer here, have re-
turned to thheir home in Alabama,
W. H. Harris, formerly proprietor OF
the Belmont Cafe, was in town Thurs
day.
Won't Hendersonville be the whole
show. though, when she gets both the
new steam road and the electric.
Mrs. Hesterly's and Freeman's de-
lie htful Summer Home' has a number
of guests from South Carolina who will
remain there until Christmas.
Superintendent Bangs, Of the electric
light company, is busy erecting the new
poles and wires preparatory to removing
the old ones from the middle of the
street.
R. A. Moody says he hasa large-size
bouquet which he is getting ready to
present to this. paper. Bring it al ong
r. A. ~
J.P. Bowen, who has been quite i'll
for several weeks, was in town Wednes-
day and is now a subscriber to the Hust-
Ter:
Chas. Mcdowell. whose death 10 recor-
ed In this paper. was the Oldest man in
Henderson county.
Capt. M. G. Toms has gone to Will
mington, N. G., where, with friends, he
viii a-hunting go. The captain viii be
absent about two weeks.
Miss Fishback, formerly with the
Wilson Mercantile Co., has resigned her
position and has gone to Greenville.
T. ]. Hickman, the we'll known attor-
c.
ney of AsheviIle, was in town Thursday.
Mr.. Hickman is an ardent advocate of
the new railroad and hopes now to see
it built.
Henry Macy. aged 80, an official Of
the Seaboard Air Line, died at Mrs.
Cheathams. MIR. Macy spent last vim
ter here and some time this year. The
body was taken to Virginia for burial.
Mrs. E. ". Gurley left on Thursday
for Charleston, where she will spend a
short time with her daughter. If her
condition permits she will 90 from there
to California.
Miss verda Waldrop left on Tuesday
for Bruce, Pitt Co., N. c., where she
will teach school. She will remain in
Durham for a few days and visit her
sister, Miss Mamie Lou. who Is attend
ing the Durham Conservatory of Music.
d. S. Pace, we'll known among the
buying public of this county, has bought
out the business of J. A.. Laughter, at
the depot. He will conduct q general
merchandise business and will handle
tan bark, cross ties, wood and lumber.
Mr.. Pace says his business will be q
strictly cash one.
Miller Stepp, aged 70,a highly respect
ed citizen dropped dead, Wednesday at
his home hear Dana. Mr.. Stepp was
grinding corn when he suddenly fell
back, dead. He leaves a wife and sew
eral children. This makes the third
death of this kind in the county within
q few days; Capt. Morris, JIG. Sitton
and Mr.. Stepp.
Miss Mary Wilson will give a Halo
we'en Party on Friday night. Over 90
of her young friends have been invited,
and all the old fashioned and joyous
games sacred to the particular day will
be played. Wouldn't you like to be q
child again, just for one night, and join
with them?
Dr.. j. Leon Rose, of Shelby City, KY.
who has been here some time, will very