The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-10-10

W. Crawford tegIstered at the
Blue Ridge on Monday.
John Lance sold his household fur
%niture 1t auction lasl Saturday.
Miss Helen NJ. Bailey has returned to
her home in Charleston.
N. Bucknsr has closed his souvenir
store for this season.
Mr.. J. w. Pless. the we'll known at
torney Of Marion. was in town ON We'd
neOday.
Judge PEBBLES will hold the next
term of court here, which win be iu
November.
J. d. Waldrop, and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
F. Coles went to Asheville Saturday and
Witnessed Parsifal.
j. L. Green,o of Bat Cave, has returned
to Greer, s. O., after spending . few
weeks with his family here.
Mrs. Joseph Noterman, Of Cincinnati,
iG visiting her daughter, Mrs. ChaS.
Pless. Mrs. Noterman will remain
about three weeks.
This il the time when you begin to
think of putting up stoves, and 6uying
coal and wood and q new fall overcoat
and a few other things like that.
Judge Blythe says now that there will
be more on the trains from Aahe.
vile. The jug brigade will not occupy
most of the cars,
The W~aynesville Fair 10 said 10 be
the best this year Of any. And that In
going some, too. Haywood county has
plenty Of progressive and hustling men.
Harris Chewing, one of the most
popular young men Of the city, who 10
now pursuing his studies at Chapel
Hill, In one of the H~ustler's many new
subscribers,
Hon. W. L. Miller, the expert agri-
culturalist, has been heard In town this
week, after an absence or some hours.
Mr.. Miller, who always wears o smile
that sticks, has many friends here who
say that Main street does not look ma
tural unless Bill is heard on it.
G. Oats, OF Bear Wallow, has q very
fine Indian peace pipe. It was plOwed
up on his farm on May 18th last, and is
in perfect condition. Mr.. Oats has been
offered q very attractive price for It by
q man in the North.
DIR. l.. Ell. Snider, the well known
veterinary, who has been so successful in
his work'here, says he obtained the
very best results from his advertising In
the Hustler, and is conv1aced il 10 an
excellent advertising medium.
The trial OF Theodore Davis, at
.aynesville, for killing W. W. Carter,
resulted in O mis-trial, and they win try
again in jackson county. It is said
Juror Morris had o bottle of liquor in
MS possession.
Judge Pace has just passed through q
most strenuous week. He has been com.
PEELED to work night and day while
court has been in session, and is up to
ais neck in work yet, still not too busy
give a newspaper man all the infor-
he may ask for.
The many friends of Mrs. E. w. Cur
ey will regret to hear that she is ex-
,remely i'll at her beautiful home "Val-
The different members of her
have been wired to hasten to her
bedside, and it is feared the end may
some at.any time.
There is larger attendance ct the
Schools this year than ut any
lime in their history. About 300 pupils
are registered and In fairly regular at
tendance. The parents of the children
are urged to come to the school and in
Vestigate the methods adopted and TO
become acquainted with the teachers.
If the meaning is not clear In any o,
he brain leaks in the Hustler this week,
t must be excused. We n learning to
grind ont copy on a typewriter, and by
his time we r firmly convinced that
he typewriter is an invention of the
svil one.