The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-02-27
Sam 7. Hodges, ir., is in town.

Judge Pace still has the cold of hi
life.
w. A. Smith has returned from New
York.
Solicitor s~painhOur will be at the
Gates next Sunday.
]. S. Hart has removed from Zirconis
to this city. Route 2.
T. B. Carson We MT to Lake Toxaway
last week, taking up crossties.
W. D. King. the we'll known Flat
Rock merchat, was in own last week.
Squire j. B. Hill of EdneyvilIe was in
town Saturday, and says the roads are
rough. They r ESQUIRE.
Chss. Hefner, OF Hunters Pharmacy,
10 o. joying n well earned weeks vaca-
ton, part Of which will be spent in
Brevard.
Rev. 7. n. Plemmons, who has been
located in Cynthlania, Ky for some
tame, 10 now in charge of the Baptist
church 1t Cs,tlesburg. KY.
7. B. Gibson, the well. known insu-
rance man, was in town SATURDAY.. Mr..
Gibson says the weather in South Caro-
lima has not been of the best.
Chss. r. Whitaker. proprietor of the
lauadrsy here, is putting in more
machinery. The quality of the work il
said to be equal TO that Of the best laun-
dries anywhere.
J.. N. Schoolbred, q we'll known en-
Rineer, with eight assistants, are now ut
work making the final locating survey
for the AshSvilie and Hendersonville
Electric Railroad.
Joel Dermid, of Charleston, is in
town, called here by The serious illness
of his father, L. T. Oermid, whose left
side 10 completely pAralyzed. There is
ON change in Mr.. Dermid's condition.
Claude Brown took the Vanderbilt
cup mt AsheVille once; here's hoping
his new beauty gets the blue ribbon.
G. M. Glazen4r will leave shortly for
New York city, where he will buy the
best The market affords for his new
stock.
The rink, under the able management
rs Messrs. Penny & Bean, is a most en-
ioyabls place In which to spend IN hour
or 10 In a heaithful Amusement.
The Missionary Tea, today, at St.
James RectOry, postponed from last
Wednesday, was we'll attended. A neat
sum was realized for the Japanese mis-
sionS.
Mrs, BrownlOw Jackson returned
from Biltmore Hospital Oh Saturday.
Mrs Jackson's many friends will be
pleased to learn that she is very much
improved 10 health. and is now on the
hiRhroad to complete recovery.
County superintendent McD. Ray has
secured over $4,000 from the State for
the county; schools. He has just re-
ceived S5OOfrom the State, as q ten
year loan, - 4 per cent interest, with
which To pay of q debt On the Flat
Rock school house.
DR.. Morey has u cartoon, by the ia
nous McDougall, clipped from q Phil
adelphia paper, suggesting q funny
method of relieving passengers on sno"
bound trains. Inthe picture is a far
mer. with q great big carpet bag, on
which is . label reading, "B. Jay Rube,
He~ndersonvilIe. n. c." Now, how did
that Philadelphia paper know Of Hen
dersonville, N. c.?
Mrs. John Grimes entertained the
Ochlawaha Chapter Order American
Boys, 1T her home on Washington's
Birthday. The boys dressed in ye
olde time Colonial costumes. and pre-
sented @ pretty picture. RefreshmenLs
were served. to which the boys, being
very healthy and vigorous boys, dh.
justice-aDd need IL be said that the!
enjoyed themselves? No, for Mrs.
John Grimes, tho young aud capable
hostess, attended to that.
Crate Edues; age I, and Rob. ri
Clarke, age 9, both Of Edn"yville, got
tried of country life. and one night last
week, during q heavy sno storm, left
their happy homes the world for to see.
They were going % S%partanbury to work
In the mills. so they we're, but When
they got to the Hendersonville depot
Sheriff Freeman happened 10 see them