The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-04-30
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r.. B. Gibson of South Carolina is in
town.
Ashleigh Ray, little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs NED. Ray Is quite i'll.
Prohibition meeting at the court
house Thursday. at O'clock.
MIS-. DR.. Egerton is attending the
SpSrtauburg Music Festival.
Mrs. Welch Galloway Of Brevard
he guest of Gr. and Mrs. Noble johnson
Earl Head says he'll be in town the
first Tuesday IN June with lot of green
b cans.
J. Leon Rose accompanied by his
daughter Miss Pearl, have returned from
Kentucky.
Tax collector smith sells property to-
day, Thursday, OF those who have not
paid taxes.
Mrs. Ed. Whitesides, of Asheville, is
visiting her twin sister, Mrs. c.. S.
Fullbright.
Miss Lillian waldrop has returned
from visit to her sister, Mrs. John
Station, at Bethel, N. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Boyd and Miss
Nettie L@Grand attended the Spartan
burg Music Festival this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Young, have re-
turned from Washington. Mr.. Young
Is receiving the congratulations of his
many friends.
Mrs. Chas Nuchols who has been
spending the winter here left on Mon
day for her home in Charlotte, much
improved in health.
DR.. and Mss r. B. Grinnan, DIR. and
and Mrs. Carson, MIR. and Mrs. Il. r.
BarrowS were entertained at dinner
Friday by Mrs. F. S. Thomas.
James Frady was found guilty of mur-
der In second degree and sentenced to
4years and six months in pen. Killed
Paris sumner.
B. s. Smiths little child was struck
between the eyes With a stone. DR..
Egerton was called and the cut was
sewed. The child is recovering nicely.
B. S. smith has returned from a trip
to Tennessee where he with his two
children havo been visiting Mrs. smith,
his mother, who is expected in this city
on Friday.
Mrs. Rutledge and daughter of Char
lesion, have returned to their Flat Rock
home for the summer, Mrs Rutledge
was q guest of the Hotel Gates Monday
night.
Mrs. Bennett and daughter, and Mr..
and Mrs. Young expect to leave for their
home in New Castle, Pa, shortly. They
have been occupying W. F. Dotson's
cottage.
Rev. J. B. Boone is very seriously
sick. No man has more friends than
he, and it Is their hope he may soon re-
cover.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Gates, accom-
panied by Miss Lula Gates, came up
from GreenVille last week in their tour
ing car and remained at the Hote
Gates for several days.
Mrs. c. T. Hallman is at Biltmore
Hospital. The operation was Performed
on Tuesday, and Mrs. Hallmans many
friends will be pleased to learn that her
condition is entirely satisfactory.
Rev. John G. Hughes, of Danville.
Va, will conduct the preBcbing ser
vices at the Baptist church in this city,
next Sunday morning aud evening.
Welcome to all is cordially extended.
Miss Mamie Dotson, the beautiful and
accomplished daughter of John DOtson
OF Bat Cave. and Sam Guffy, Fairmont,
were married at the Bat Cave Baptist
Church last Sunday.
GO who for the past two years
has been living in Oklahoma, died there
last Sunday morning. The body will
be brought to Etowah for interment
Mr. Orr was O sons0f Jassn Orr, he leaves
q wife and six children. He was sick
but few days.
George stevens, of Charlotte, an ex-
tensive property owner here, was in
town last week on business. Mr.. Ste
vens believes that a semi-weekiy news
letter from this town published in the
prominent papers of the South, would
be q great aid to the town.
L. Il. Edney, valued subscriber ant
old citizen of Henderson county ,remem-
bers the previous prohibition election
held in this state, twenty years ago. HI
voted dry then as he will now, anC
came near riding rail as a result o
30 voting. The anti-prohlbition senti
ment 20 years ago was very strong. Mr.
Edney is one of ten children, is SO year
old, has never been intoxicated, ha
never used tobacco in any form.
On last Sunday morning a new churcl
was organized at the Flicker SchoO
House under the auspices of the Bap
tist Denomination. the outgrowth of
Sunday School Mission so successful
conducted iu that community. Thi
has been one of the bast Sunday Scho j
in the rural districts of the count
much to the credit OF Mr.. 8. J. Blythe
the faithful superintendent and hi