The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-10-10
a. a. Gates andfamIly have returned

A a. Hates andtamify have repurned
to Greenxitle
8. Williams isstln busy taking stock
ofsH. PatterSonas store.
The Daily Hustler seems TO have made
a favorable impression.
The Carolina Baptist Associations
now In session at Bat Cave.
The laws of 1907 are now in Judge
PAGES ONCE ready for distribution
among the magistrates. Cab on the
Judge and get your copy.
A party from the Summer Home
visited in the Chimney Rock section
last week. They report an enjoyable
time.
NJ. s.. Johnson has shipped over $50
crates OF fine tomatoes this season. In
some instances he picked over q peck
from n vine. )
In the Hustler window il Q small dis
play Of the products of Henderson
county. The latest addition is . bunch
of red top from the fine farm of Hon.
A, Cannon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Brown left on
Tuesday for the WaynesvilIe fair. Mr..
Brown is always interested in good
horses, and there are many such at the
fair.
Miss Grace Johnson and Mr.. ]. Nc
CURE were married at Shaws Greek
church ON wednesday. Miss Grace
il the accomplished daughter of MI.
and Mrs. M. 8, johnson.
W. F. Edwards has returned from
Greenville. Mr.. Edwards still insists
that there is nc place like Henderson
vile. There are many others besides
Mr.. Edwards who think the same way.
Hendersonville is undoubtedly the best
town In the world.
Mr.. Edgar johnson, who, with his
father and mother is spending q couple
of weeks here, has just returned from a
business trip to Tennessee. Henderson
county is the old home of Mr.. johnson
but he has lived now for many years in
the Golden West where Dame Fortune
has smiled kindly upon him.
The split log drag for working coun-
try roads In just now attracting much
attention. The Hustler in its next IS
sue will print q cut of the simple ap
paratus as used by the United States
Department of Agriculture. The en-
craving is now being made.
WANTED, $40 boys to be converted to
drunkenness annually for the support of
II saloons in Asheville. If you wish to
help furnish some, please vote for the
saloons on October Sth." This vas
printed on a lard and handed around by
the prohibition forces in Asheville dur
ing the fight just ended.
If Henderson county votes those bonds
It will add Is per cent. to the chances of
all other counties voting the same way.
And q failure to vote that way would
almost be fatal to the whole great
scheme. Henderson is carrying the rest
of the counties on her shoulders and
the eyes of hundreds of thousands viii
be ON this county next Thursday.
The 6rst annual statement Of the
WanteskA Trust Co. appears in this is
sue, the frat statement Of the hrst trust
company ever doing business in Hen
deraonvillO. This company. organized
about two months ago by some of the
far seeing business men Of this city, has
demonstrated that in truth 1t fills
long felt want, and has the confidence
Of the public. The statement is . most
encouraging one. and we shall look for
ward to the next with interest. Two
months is O short time but it has been
sufficient to show that the Wanteska
Trust Co. In on q firm and solidfounda-
ton. The company ~solicits the business
Of tho public, assuring them of every
courtesy consistent With safe and sound
banking.