The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-05-23
OF THE TOWN.
Local lime Table.
Watch for the unique 9.

Watch for the unique 8.
Toxaway Inn is now open Many
guests r already registered there.
F. L. Plaisance has his moving pic
ture show now located in a handsome
tent next to Justus Pharmacy.
100 Piece Dinner sets, in Haviland
French China, for $50. 90. At w. HI.
Hawkins & sons Jewelry Store.
The assessors are requested to meet
with the county commissioners on the
first Monday in June, the Sd.
Mt. Hebron Drive-the handsomest
residence part of the city. See Claude
Brown.
J. w. Holland, who has been spend
ing q few weeks with Sheriff Rhodes,
at Horse Shoe was in town Saturday.
Watch Mt. Hebron Drive property
owned by Claude Brown. To be sold on
long time.
j. N Ross, who is serving on the jury
at this term of court, called at this Of
fee and advanced his subscription last
week.
Mr.. Henry Justus, the well known ex
pressman is wearing a pair of blue Cog
giles. Henry says his eyesight is rather
poor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neptune ,Buckner, of
Asheville are in town, and are busy ar
ranging to open their souvenir store at
an early date.
A. B. Calvert Of ~Spartanburg, it is
said, Is entirely satisfied with the stock
subscriptions toward the big mill,
and will erect it in this city.
T. B. Henry, of Buffalo, S. c., in a
letter remitttng a R~ood-sized check.
says: 'Let US have the Hustler, for it is
like getting a letter from home"
s. J. Justice has about completed his
map of the city, on which he has been
working for a long time past. The map
will be copyrighted by Mr.. Justice.
MISS OTyGc SEOuS0 HAS ESbuEuSA 1IOm
Chester, s. c., where she has been
spending the winter, and is now visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Bartlett Shipp..
The Rink is now nearing completion.
The roof with its great trusses, is about
completed. Mr.. VIM. Hewitt expects
to announce the opening date shortly.
WEIGH Galloway, of Brevard, and Geo.
A. Shuford, of Asheyille, are among the
many attorneys in town this week, both
Us and Seymour Holbert, who are
expert rock men, have gone to Green
vile, where they are working IN nj of
WE Edwards contracts in that city.
Mrs. M. A. Brown, of New York city,
who spent some time with Mrs, S. v.
Pickens last year is a guest of that lady
at her beautiful home on South Main st.
r. l.. Heatherly, of Coolemee, n. c.,
in remitting for two years subscription
to this paper, says: 1--WE feel we could
hardly get along without the Hustler"
c. A. Won der Lieth's Electric The
atre is q strong point Of attraction these
days. The pictures are excellent. MI.
Won der Lieth's family will shortly JOIN
him here.
The graduating class and their friend
of the Graded School went to Green
P;ron EoIIs So+r,rdor uboro thew had
an enjoyable picnic. Miss Annie Smith
was chaperon.
John Surrett, formerly of Flat Rock
died in Union, s. c., last Friday. The
remains we're brought to Flat Rock and
interment made in Mud Greek Cemetary
on Sunday.
T. B. Carson has just received two
car loads of farm wagons. Mr.. Carson's
store is an always busy store, with a
constantly increasing number of well
satisfied customers.
C. A. Won der Lieth won the diamond
ring rallied by ALT Glazsner. MI. Won
der Lieth wanted the number thirteen
and happened to draw it, which proved
to be the winning number.
R.V. Haslett, representing the Liquid
Carbonic Co.. of Atlanta, is visiting in
this city for a week. He will also see
that the big fountain of Won der Lieth's
ice cream parlor is properly installed
We acknowledge RECENT of a hand
somely engraved invitation from the
Senior Class of Trinity College to attend
the commencement exercises of that in
stitution, to be held June I'd to 9Th, at
Durham.
The H~endersonville Mercantile Co.,
will conduct their business on q strictly