The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-11-19
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Albert Beck, who has been
vpry i'll, is slowly recovering.
RoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. C. O..
Smith, on Thursday, Nov, 18th,
girl.
Charles Bryon, well known
here, has gone to Florida for the
winter.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs, V. c..
h, Shepherd. on Tuesday, Nov.
10th, girl,
George Stephens, of Charlotte,
eane up Tuesday on bushes con-.
nected with Kanuga Lake.
DR., L. B. Morse was in town
last week. DR.. Morse reports
several patients at his Sani-
torirlm at Bat Cave.
LW. Griffith, the well known
contractor of Georgia, who is
h1ilding the big dam at Kanuga
Lake, was in town Saturday.
Mrs. T. R. Barrows, with her
daughter, Miss Dorothy, left for
Boston, Mass, last Thursday,
where Miss Dorothy will enter
school.
Mr.. E. C. Mclaughlin, of
Rowan county, is in this city on
prospecting trip. 1t is possible
Mr.. Mclaughlin will locate here
permanently.
W. H. Hawkins and Son, the
jewelers., had a unique ad. in
front of their store this week,
q watch frozen in the centre of a
cake of ice and keeping perfect
time.
William Preston Harrison,
brother of former Mayor Carter
Harrison of Chicago, says this
weather, compared with what he
left in Chicago, is simply incom-
parable.
Indy Anders has sold his
dairy business to Wooley and
Fisher. Mr.. Anders will go into
the mercantile business. He has
erected new store house on the
Willow Road near the Brevard
railroad.
Mr.. L. E. Fisher ond family of
Salisbury is a new and desirable
addition to the citizenship of
Hendersonville. Mr.. Fisher has
purchased the old home place of
John L. Orr, now occupied by
DR.. Leon Rose.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C.. Hobbs, OF
Bridgeport, Conn, spent several
days with their son, c.. A. Hobbs
here last week. Mr.. Hobbs ex-
pected to remain in Henderson
vile for several weeks but busi-
ness unexpectedly called hin
home on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Faulkner,
with their four children, have
returned from Oklahoma, where
they have been living the past
four years, and will be the guests
of Mrs. Faulkner's parents unit
Spring, when they return te
Oklahoma.
Mrs. G. w. Mace, widow OF
the late Rev. G. w. Mace, dice
at her late home at Bowman
Bluff on Tuesday morning at the
age of 85 years. The interment
was in Beulah cemetery. The
late preacher" Mace was one
Of the best known ministers Of
the Gospel in this county. 1t is
recorded that he had baptisec
over 4, 600 people during his life
time, and with his wife, had al
ways been a power for good ano
for righteousness in this county
Mrs. Jessica Maloney Harvey.
now in Savannah, Ga, in send
ing a renewal of her subscrip
ton to the Hustler. says: Am
more anxious than ever to have
your paper, to keep posted WITT
the current news" ;" And so itlls
with many. You might keep IN
touch with absent friends by
having The Hustler sent to them
regularly. 1t would be like {
letter from you every week.
John C. Case, an old resident
Of this county, died at his home
On the Ridge last Thursday,
aged 70 years. The funeral oc'
cured on Friday, intermen1
being in Refuge Cemetery, Rev
). L. Brookshire conducting the
services. The deceased leaves {
Widow, five sons and three
daughters. He was a n1embel
Of the Baptist Church for q
Years and enjoyed the respect o:
d large circle of friends.