The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-09-05
NEWS OF The TOWN


srs.
lanes J. Britt of AshevilIe was IN
v Wednesday.
The city meets tonight Thursday
:. the city hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Brown went to
Asheville Monday.
The Hospital Association cleared
.bOut $50 by it's recent bazaar.
Mrs. May Jones Caldwell and little
..n of Durham, N. c., arc visiting Mrs.
" D. Christy, at BAlfour.
M. J. q. Stone. of the Stone Printing
~ of Athens, Ca, is stopping with Mr..
md Mrs. W. D, Chriety, At Balfour.
clazener's ad in this Issue is good
,o.diue to those who want bargains,
and who doesn't?
Read that article from far off Cali
.o,Ois, "Do not know of q better place
ran BendersonvilIe."
p F. Landers. of Lebanon, KY, died
q, the residence of Mrs. Hunt, on Mon
d.v last. Remains were taken to Ken
lucky.
II. G. Station has returned from Bit.
mora Hospital much improved In health
vbich his many friends trust will con-
tinue.
Ths FirSt National Bank of Hender-
sonville has an advertisement in this is
.ne 'tFirst National" sounds good,
doesn't it?
W.R. Gloze, Esq, one of the most
monument attorneys of South Carolina,
whose nome is at Orangeburg, is spend.
inc some time in this city.
Many Of the visitors have left bat
hundreds remain. The weather is ideal
and only the opening of school calls the
visitors away from the mountains.
Tax Collector C. E. Brooks offers q
reward of one good cigar for the man
who is first to pay his 1907 taxes. They
we're receivable beginning last Monday.
The night rate for long distance
telephone messages is nov the
same as the day rate. Used be one
half. The new rate went into effect on
Sept LIST.
The Ice and Laundry Plant is having
one or more wells dug on their pre-
misses by a steam drill. tits expected
they will furnish an abundance of pure
water.
The statement of the Bank of HsndSr-
~sonvllIe, on the first page, reflects t he
prosperity Of this remarkably prosper
Gus institution. The statement is an
excellent one.
Mrs. N. Bowen and her son, Harry,
with Miss Margaret Dunlap and Miss
Minnie Bowen, of Newberry,S. c., went
to BreVard last Sunday t o attend the
opening OF the new Baptist church there
Everything comes by pairs to Hender
SonVllle. The town is celebrated for
It's win babies, twin ChautauqIas, twin
pond lilies, and now Mrs. j. M. VALID
rOps fine COW has twin calves.
i'll Sims, editor and proprietor o.
the Times & Democrat, of Orangeburg.
B. vi visiting in town. MI. Sims
has not been in He~ndersonvillO during
~ years. but intends to come with his
family each summer hereafter. He
Is delighted with Hendersonville.
The electric light service was inter-
fupted last Thursday night. The cause:
young man was shooting at a bat and
mot the main feed wire in two. Shoot
ing inside city limits is prohibited.
Killing bats is prohibited.
The twin Chautauquas have closed
and some folks feel relieved. The Audi
"rlum Company il still in existance
and says it will continue to do business
u the old stand. In the mean time the
'egal status of the dispute is to be set
tsd BY Judge Pritchard.
d Patterson, proprietor of the Liber-
Bell, will close his store on Monday
saO Tuesday of next week, and with his
lSnlly will go to Asheville and cele-
Ofate the Jewish New Years In the
l'nple in that city.
The hitherto pleasant relations ex-
sung between G. s. Johnston, pro-
ptletor of the well known "SilYer
tipped Livery" and the Hotel Wheeler
asVe been severed, after a duration of
'Our years. Mr.. Johnston has ordered
SrS and his equipment will return to
florida Immediately. Mr.. Johnston
Will remain hore for some time yet.
Try Copyright" the high grade
winter Wheat Patent. Henderson
SSmIe Wholesale Grocery Co., distri-
GARD OF THANKS-On hahalf of