The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-09-26
NEWS OF The TOWN

and ID rained and IL rained On sunda.
night.
Mrs. c. E.. Mallette and family vii
arrive in Hendersonville ThurSday FOL
the winter.
J.B. Wall and wife, of CarolOOn,
O., old residents Of Fruitland, are visit,
ing friends and relatives there.
Pine GROVE Lodge 10 nov closed. Mrs
E. G. Beddell has returned to Green.
vile after q satisfactory season.
Miss Minnie Spann and Miss Estelle
Egerton h~averreturned to So. Mary'n
school, At Raleigh.
Prof. Posey says the big picnic and
dedication on Oct. 4th, at Fruitland,
promises to be n success in every o
Mr. W. A ChenoWeth's many Etowah
friends will regret TO learn that he has
left his summer home, ''The Meanows,'
Mrs 8. King 10 ~recovering from a re-
cent attack Of sickness, which ut one
time threatened to become serious.
Mrs. e. w. Gurley Is recovering
nicely from O recent operation perform
ID 1t her home by Dire. Egerton and
Msrriwether.
HMcMinn & Lannlng, Of Fruitland, are
moving their stock of goods from the
old stand to q better location In the
Fisher Building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. r. French, Of Will
mingtou, N. c., are guests of Capt. and
Mrs. M. C. Toms, at their beautiful home
on South Main.
The ladies Of the Hospital Association
wish to acknowledge the receipt Of $50
worth Of beautiful linens from Q gentle
man OF GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
Julian LYDIA has opened the 'Model
Pressing Club" YER Williams &Wsilt's
store, where he is amply prepared TO
turn out irst-class work.
DIR. g. B. Moore, with his accomplish
cd wife and daughter, who have been
spending the summer ut their home near
Fruitland, left on Tuesday for Colum-
bia, 8. G.
The Sunday Asheville Citizen copied
just eighteen different items from last
weeks Hustler and forgot to mention
where they got 'em. They we're copied
bodily, mistakes and all.
]. A, Hatch il gaining q more than
local reputation as q successful farmer. I
One of his recent feats In the prOduc-
tiou of four tomatoes which weighed
over six pounds.
C, s. Bruin has returned from the
Jamestown Exposition, and from the
Northern markets where he bought an
unusually attractive line Of Christmas f.,
goods. La
Children's Day was httingly ce.ebrat .
cd ct Stoney Mountain school house last
Sunday by Stoney Mountain and Balfour {
Sunday schools. Rev. G. 8. Jones made
. stirring address and the children's ex ,
ercises and songs were interesting. :
Congressman Crawford will be here c
on Oct. 9th, with the two government s
experts from Warrington. The court |
house should be full to overfowing.
There 10 nothing more important than t
good roads. r
A. e. Shanks, who has been seriously |
Ill 10 now on the road to recovery, and :
thanks TO the skill of DR.. Drafts and the 7
best Of nursing will soon be cut again.
Mr.. Shanks is at the pleasant home of s
Mrs. F. s.. Thomas, where he has re- a
Osi we'd every attention possible. p
Major 9. v. Pickens has twenty good =
silver dollars which he received In ex- :
for the fruit from one apple tree :
In his garden. Mr.. Pickens recently :
Dut Q deep trench on two sides Of the !,
tree, which was growing almost too
leaving the roots on the re-
naming sides untouched. The result
seems to have been beneficial: as this
crop 10 the finest the tree has c
OVer produced. O
Confirmation services were held at
James Episcopal church last Sunday
~ Bishop Horner, Mrs. Chester, Miss
Agnes Chester, Miss Emily Eubank
Mrs. T. r. Barrows and Miss Dorothy
were confirmed into the faith r
IT the church. Bishop Horner, q tall, Ia
pare man, a typical eclesiastic, preach n
ID q strong, pgical sermon. The church II
was full. IL,
There will be an interesting base sc
ball game ct Barnwell Park this We'd p'
lSsdAy afternoon when the Henderson al
lille Graded School cross bats with the "
own boys. Both teams have been
'rActiclng very hard for this Rame, and q