The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-10-17
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Mrs. VIC. stradley isvisiting in Sum-
ter, s. G.
Vernon Carter has returned to the
city after an absence Of some weeks.
Mrs. E. w. Gurley's condition shows
no material change.
Stuart Cover Is an expert and faithful
distributor of railroad advertising mat
ter.
Mrs. J. A. batch and children haYe
returned from weeks visit In Ashe-
vile.
! Mr.. F. L. Conder, Of the Piedmont
Electric Co., of Asheville, was visiting
in the city Sunday.
Edward McQueen,a well known attor-
nOy of London, Tenn, was q guest at
the Blue Ridge Inn, Sunday night.
And now some folks are wanting that
the Light and Power Co., shall put its
wires underground.
Those gentlemen Of the Synod should
receive a. hearty welcome from the
whole town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Hawkins lef
Tuesday for few days visit at Green
River and other nearby points.
II. Patterson's affairs are still In the
hands of the lawyers, but it is believed
settlement will be reached soon.
81. W. Allen prosperous business
man of Horse Shoe, was in the city with
some friends on Wednesday. He boasts
of the fine crops in his section.
If there are any blind tigers in Hen
dersonvilIe these days they are Every
blind" This is q pretty dry town. No
sort of question about that.
Look at the label on your paper and
see how you stand with the Hustler.
Its probably only small amount to you,
but in the aggregate is large amount
to US,
]. Leon Rose and family, of Shelby
City, KY, have returned from visit to
the Blue Grass State, and are now per-
manently located in w. A. Garland's
handsome cottage on AsheYille Drive.
SRev. and Mrs. RI Wilcox are spend
Il ing short vacation in Lincolnton, NC.
Rev. Wilcox returned home Wednes-
day for day or SO, going back Thurs
day.
Mrs. F. I. Genovar and family who
have been the guests of the Summer
Home" for the past six weeks, left on
Tuesday for their home in Jacksonville,
Fla. They will stop in Asheville and
WaynesviIle on their way home.
If you have accommodations for one
or more of the visiting ministers OF the
Presbyterian Synod, communicate at
once with DIR, Gr1nnan. The town o
Hendersonville must live up to its well
earned reputation for hospitality These
gentlemen are among the best in the
state.
The new bank notes of the First Nat
ional Bank are out. We had one in our
hands-only for short time. however
-and 1t looked much prettier than the
common ten-dollar note. 1t was signe'
by K. G. Morris, Cashier, and W. J.
Davis, President. 1t reads "The First
National Bank, of Hendersonyille, n
C.,".and is bound to be a good advertise
ment for the town.
Mrs. Faraby Fowler, died at her sons
home at Naples, Tuesday, at 10 o'cock,
at the age Of 80 years. The funeral oc-
Cured Thursday, at II o'clock. inter-
ment being in Mill Pond Cemetery,
DR.. r. B. Grinnan, officiating. Mrs
Fowler was woman of the most este
mable qualities, Christian, charitable
and kind, and her death creates void
which will be hard to fill.
| Mrs. w. Fry of AsheyilIe, came
over Wednesday to visit her relatives.
IisF. L. Plaisance came to town Wed
/ nesday. How on earth did be know the
band was going to play Wednesday
! night?
MT. Porter and Captain Farr, of Ashe-
vile. were in the city wednesday. They
drove through from Asheville, coming
| by the way of Bat Cave.
I'M. Z. Weber, Of Denver, Colo, is
stopping at the Blue Ridge. It is prob
able that Mrs. Weber viii shortly come
| here also and that may locate perman-