The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-06-06
NEWS OF THE TOWN

for the summer.
The little son of Mark Bowen, who
has been seriously i'll, is now on the road
to recovery.
G. E. Johnson, the popular liveryman
has % for his telephone number, but
that doesn't scare him q little bit
Earnest E. Pless and bride, who are
o n their wedding trip, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. e. Pless.
The county commissioners we're in
session for 3 days this week. Bridges
mostlythe reason.
Children's Day Service will be held
at Horse Shoe Chapel, June ninth, be-
ginning promptly at eleven O'Clock.
j.. c. Morgan, Route 8, in paying his
subscription said he liked the Hustler
and would hardly care to do without it.
The tax assessors are holding forth in
the grand jury room. They'd be pleased
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trifle higher this year.
Miss Woodland of Aiken, S. c., has
rented w. A. Smiths residence for the
season. Miss Woodland arrived in town
Tuesday.
Mr.. Lollis, of AshevilIe has leased
the Blue Ridge Inn from the owners
Station and Brock. Mr.. LoIlis will take
charge Immediately.
Squire FINLEY was taken suddenly i'll
at the court house Tuesday evening.
DIR. Kirk was summoned and the Squire
was taken home. His many friends
hope he may Dor be out again but it is
feared his condition is serious.
Tomato and Pepper plants for sale by
+. F. Brooks, Acme, Perfection, and
Stone Tomatoes, Bell, Sweet Spanish
and Long Cayenne Pepper.
The busiest place in town-The
Hustler Print Shop. Just received the
biggest single shipment of paper ever
brought to this city. We're rushed.
We have received q postal from
Fletchers asking to have a subscribers
paper changed to Horse Shoe, Route /,
but the aforesaid subscriber forgot to
sign his name.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Durfee left on
Wednesday for Bay View, Mich, They
will return in the Fall q spend n, K t
Winter here as has been their Gust ON
for some years past.
Mrs, ]. M. Gudger, Jr., Mrs. j. w.
Langley and little Katherine Langley of
Asheyille, were in town last week, at
tending Mrs. Hawkins birthday cele-
bratiOn.
Noble johnson, the efficient local man
ager of the telephone company, has
leased the cigar stand at the hotel Gates
and will employ a competent man to run
it.
J. L. McCurdy, wife and daughter, of
Long Island, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Vim Hewitt. MIR. McCurdy will locate
here permanently, and is now consider
ing several different propositions for a
home which he will purchase.
Teachers association will be held
June, 10, IL and II, and the pubic ex-
animation June Ii, IA and 18th: Atten-
dance upon the teachers association is
made compulsory upon all teachers ex-
pecting to teach in the county this year.
Teachers expected to be present at Ii
O'Clock on Monday morning.
The Rev. c. King will preach at Will
son Garren Hill on the End Sunday in
June, at II O'Clock every body invited;
also at Shaws Greek church the 5th
Sunday in June at Ii o'clock, everybody
invited.
June 18th is flag day and me mbers of
the G.. A. r. would like to see it prop
erly celebrated. The day is a legal
holiday in some states and is is custom
airy to display Old Glory from every
residence and business house.
CD. Motif of Horse Shoe has opened
a livery stable there and is prepared to
give first class service. It is expected
tina MIR. Motif will do a heavy business
taking visitors to the many nearby
points of interest.
The big advertisement of the Red
Store, in this issue, furnishes some
mighty attractive reading. Think of
getting a Rayo lamp for nine cents!
AND there are many other articles there
almost as cheap. The h~ousekeepers
will do we'll to be on hand early next
Friday. Mr.. Bruin does exactly what
he adyertises to do.
Flynn Williams, a highly estimable
young man, who went to Florida, lasl
fall, died in Cocoa Fla, recently
The remains were brought here and in
TERED at Mills River Presbyterian
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