The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-02-20
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Miss N. D. Peden has returned from
her visit to Charlott.
Ben T. Boone. of Landrum, S. C.. wa
in town Monday.
T. C.-McNeely has been in town fol
few days, returning to New York OF
Thursday.
Miss Rhodes of Philadelphia is visi-
ting her sister, Mrs. w. F. Coles, at the
Hotel Gates.
J. f. Brooks has returned from Bilt-
more hospital and resumed his work at
Hunters pharmacy.
DIR. Penny, of Kentucky, has rented
one of the houses occupied by Mrs.
Cover.
James Holmes, of South Carolina was
guest of Henry Twyford the early part
of the week.
]. Mack Rhodes, cashier Of the First
National Bank, has returned from his
brief vacation.
Miss Octavia Moody, ,Saluda's Central.
and her sister were shopping in town
Monday.
Mrs. Blanche Tuf, of Rock Hill, s.
c., has leased and moved into Mrs.
Aaloney's.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. McNeely, with
Mr.. and Mrs. Tinsman, went to Ashe-
Vile Friday, to hear Schumau-Hink.
Jonathan Case, of Dana, was in town
this week. Mr.. Case may engage in the
mercantile business here.
c. Oates, of Bear Wallow, who has
been spending some time in the South,
is expected home about March first.
DR.. Guy E. Dixon was caught on the
Flat Rock road after the bridge was
down. HIS horse was obliged 10 swim
the river. ----s--
Mr.. A: W. Calhoun, who has sold his
interest in the Hendersonville Grocery
Co., will continue to reside in Hender-
sonville.
The K. of P. Anniversary Service at
st. James Episcopal church next Sun
day, at $3.50, will be interesting. The
public is invited.
A Japanese Tea will be given at st.
James Rectory on Wednesday afternoon,
(26th) from four to six, for the benefit
of japan missions.
Mr.and Mrs. McCurdy, of Long Island,
have rented the Rowland home, near |
the college, and are now moving into it.
They will build on the price hin,'
purchased from John Orr, in the Fall.
G. G. Hyder was kicked in the face
by a horse on Sunday, and was picked
up unconscious. While badly hurt,
Mr.. Hyder's many friends will be glad to
know he will recover.
Mrs. Paul of New York who recently
purchased property near BoWman's
Bluff stopped at the Mountain City Ion
several days this week.
Rev. A. I. Justice, of FairYiew, N. c.,
was in town, Monday. Mr.. Justice may
remove to this county this spring, and
make it his future home,
The many friends of L, T. Derrnid
will be panied to hear that he is SER
iously i'll. His entire left side is paraIy-
ICED, and altho' able to speak, his con-
dition is serious.
Chas. Kemper Morgan, bookkeeper
for the Skyland Hosiery Mills, Flat
Rock, was in town last week, Mr.. Nor
gan says the mill is running in good |
shape and the outlook for business is
very bright
B. D. Cain, st Matthews, S. O., who
has been visiting Mrs. Solomon's for
tie past week, has returned to his home
after subscribing for this psper, of
course.
V. E. Grant, one of this towns ener-
getic young men, is now travelling
salesman for the Richmond Scale Co.,
with headquarters in Hendersonville.
Mr.. Grant left on Wednesday for ten
days trip. and is meeting with marked
success.
Rev. Willis, presiding elder of the
WaynesYille district, preached at the
Methodist church on Sunday. Rev.
Willis was formerly pastor here, ten
years ago, and has not been here since
that time. He regards the growth of
the town as wonderful, Rev. Willis